" Last year, she told The Telegraph, "Being cloistered doesn't mean that you have to have an enclosed mind, or an enclosed approach to things.
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Lifeboats are designed for safety, so they are enclosed ...
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That makes the seat somewhat — although not quite — enclosed.
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Structure Core will come in two forms: enclosed, or bare.
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Close to Tellez's house, Rick lingers in an enclosed pen.
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" She added, "You figure out where the enclosed playgrounds are.
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For $70,000, however, you can get the fully enclosed hardtop.
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The card, and enclosed letter, is being sold on MomentsInTime.com.
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It's clear that you need to read the enclosed reports.
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They can unlock wheelie bins and other enclosed storage units.
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In our small, enclosed world, colds and viruses spread quickly.
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Beale Street, though, is not neatly enclosed in any binary.
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He is enclosed in an acoustic environment of his choosing.
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Tentative plans include an enclosed rooftop addition and a terrace.
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I'm taking care not to go into enclosed public spaces.
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I want to prove that books aren't enclosed, immured objects.
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It has an open kitchen and an enclosed outdoor patio.
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I have recurrent dreams of nightmarish labyrinths and enclosed spaces.
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Then it boils over, spilling out of its enclosed area.
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I assured her the enclosed quarters would not make me panic.
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Enclosed with the picture is a note signed by Bruce Wayne.
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A copy of Press Release is enclosed herewith for your information.
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Public consumption: Yes, but not in enclosed public spaces or vehicles.
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It arrived on Halloween day, enclosed in the monthly water bill.
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In fact, the car is already enclosed in its nose cone.
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Their destination was a dusty, enclosed clearing called the Jallianwala Bagh.
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Impossible has a dedicated, enclosed production room within the partner facility.
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The middle one is enclosed via zipper, for that aforementioned passport.
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Like a dream box which the artist wanted to stay enclosed.
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For starters, the Apple Pencil now has a fully enclosed design.
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It was an enclosed system, for lack of a better term.
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The Babylonians also had similar views about a flat, enclosed Earth.
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It weighs 1.9 kg (4.2 lb) when enclosed with the sheath.
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A small pool house has enclosed and open-air lounge areas.
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Each person was in the self-enclosed reverie of getting somewhere.
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The mall was remodeled to become an enclosed mall in 1975.
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The mall became the first enclosed shopping mall in the Southeast.
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It was originally an outdoor mall but was enclosed in 1974.
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A pair of ~tildes~ gives you strikethrough of the enclosed text.
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Enclosed is a link to my portfolio for your review: [URL].
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Been in the same enclosed buses and cars and ornate rooms.
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Tear gas: Police fire tear gas into an enclosed subway station.
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Small balconies off both bedrooms face a central glass-enclosed atrium.
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The backyard is enclosed by a new wooden fence and trellis.
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These, Russian-doll style, are all enclosed in the watermarks, which are in turn enclosed in a brainteaser: The entirety of Synthia's legible text was presented as a puzzle for smart, science-oriented people to solve.
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Like fully enclosed … Putting on a real … HMD, some haptics, a controller.
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The area is enclosed with high barbed-wire fences and watch houses.
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Cons: The shower was glass-enclosed and provided little, if any, privacy.
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Outdoor space: The backyard is enclosed by a six-foot-high fence.
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He gets an hour in an enclosed yard, most days, for recreation.
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A young lady unknown to him "ventures to intrude the enclosed lines".
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When Southdale Center opened, it became America's first completely enclosed shopping mall.
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The building is on the same grounds, enclosed by the same fence.
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You'd have a phone that looks like something enclosed in an Otterbox.
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Paris, away from girlhood, away from the white, enclosed quietude of my
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All spaces will be enclosed in a dedicated portion of the mall.
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Drive through an enclosed bison range at Minneopa State Park in Minnesota.
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There was also a glass-enclosed jewelry display in a central location.
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Its centerpiece is a pool, enclosed in glass, almost 66 feet long.
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Behind the lower-level living area is a glass-enclosed rain shower.
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Airplanes put a ton of people in a small enclosed space together.
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Scotland banned smoking in all enclosed public spaces and workplaces in 2006.
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And we found these glass-enclosed golden handcuffs near the undergarments section.
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It also prohibits gatherings of more than 10 people in enclosed spaces.
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Those renovations enclosed Johnson and Burgee's open-air loggias with retail spaces.
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It was also the first enclosed, air-conditioned mall in the state.
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Now closed, Cottonwood Mall was the first enclosed shopping mall in Utah.
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You'd have a phone that looks like something enclosed in an Otterbox.
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The space has a new glass-enclosed conference room and upgraded pantry.
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Called the S-Pod, it's designed for sitting while navigating enclosed campuses.
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The bathroom walks out to an enclosed deck with a hot tub.
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Ms. Aghdam shot the people in an enclosed courtyard where employees dined.
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You'll get an enclosed, private cabin suite complete with an actual bed.
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The S-Pod is designed for enclosed spaces like airports and malls.
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The enclosed invoice was marked "PAST DUE," which was circled in red.
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Night, enclosed in small drops of rain, began to fall upon them.
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Most bulbs should indicate whether they're designed for enclosed fixtures or not.
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Although some people have wondered how you would get in and out of the sky-high pool, the designer told INSIDER's Rachel Hosie that the answer is a spiral staircase enclosed in a tube (that's enclosed in another tube).
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If the grazing land is enclosed, "my fate will be migration", he said.
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You're stuck in an enclosed space with dozens of people from all over.
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You're stuck in an enclosed space with dozens of people from all over.
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The flu is easily spread in enclosed spaces with many people, Eiras says.
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But any enclosed memorial is a good place to turn your phone off.
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It nails the weird discomfort of being in an enclosed space with strangers.
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Place a pillowcase over the entire blade, which will keep it all enclosed.
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The only real drawback is that this 3D printer is only partially enclosed.
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It's a tiny, enclosed office (wrapped in more of that sound-proof glass).
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Facilities for at-risk youth are heavily enclosed, but often big and sprawling.
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For extra support, grab handrails enclosed in lizard skin imported from South America.
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"You just remove the pressure from inside an enclosed environment," he told CNNMoney.
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The enclosed backyard has a heated pool, surrounded by more creepy Grecian statues.
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They were promptly led out of the glass-enclosed dock by court officials.
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Kitchen size aside, the pendulum has started to swing back toward enclosed kitchens.
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Sharing a small, enclosed space with him is almost too much to bear.
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His eyes were open in spite of the total darkness that enclosed him.
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The moment I hit the enclosed pool, I wondered why I was there.
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Plus, a car is an enclosed space and maintains social distance, Mariner says.
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Around 2391, Lizzie Borden enclosed the front porch and added a back porch.
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The roof was enclosed in 1970, and it has continued to attract business.
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Those envelopes with Important Tax Documents Enclosed should have all landed by now.
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Outdoor space: The turf-covered back patio is enclosed by low stucco walls.
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Beyond the kitchen is an enclosed back porch with a clay-tile floor.
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But businesses that operate from enclosed workplaces, such as offices, face tougher regulations.
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"I think that it's O.K. that it's an enclosed little world," she said.
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Jane Austen's self-enclosed world enveloped me, soothing in its contours and assumptions.
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Her IT House — a glass-enclosed, solar-powered, prefabricated structure in Pioneertown, Calif.
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In fact, most employees (95 percent) would rather work in enclosed private spaces.
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The following week, he sent a copy to McConnell, with a letter enclosed.
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Unfolding, opening, and revealing — none of Simpson's pieces is solid or completely enclosed.
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SpaceX's employees, watching from outside the glass-enclosed mission control room, were pretty stoked.
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It's enclosed by walls and a thick glass door to keep the sound in.
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Next, we head up the suite's grand staircase to a room enclosed in glass.
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For the post-wedding procession, Eugenie rode in a carriage with an enclosed design.
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It's 12 months enclosed in a faux leather cover, giving it a stylish look.
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I think it's because there's a reassurance that comes with being in enclosed space.
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He's predicting 400 of America's 1,100 enclosed malls will fail in the coming years.
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For her thesis, the department provided an outdoor enclosed meadow to exhibit large sculptures.
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This 3D printer is only partially enclosed, so keep it away from small children.
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"[Smith had] farted so bad in this enclosed space," Sonnenfeld continues in the interview.
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We are proud to offer you the enclosed compensation package for your new position.
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At the far end of the gallery, inside an enclosed room, is a bench.
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Stunned and slack-jawed, you find yourself ushered into a semi-enclosed screening room.
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Forget heights, spiders and enclosed spaces, can you imagine being scared of mashed potatoes?
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Each room is enclosed by a sliding barn door and has ample closet space.
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The chien méchant is enclosed in a garden in which nothing grows but weeds.
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Glass doors open to an enclosed porch spanning the northern side of the house.
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And space constraints meant airlines couldn't offer big, enclosed guest lounges to their customers.
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Contemporary events make, at most, a minimal appearance in this miraculously self-enclosed realm.
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The garage-level entry leads to a glass-enclosed elevator to the upper levels.
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The 1975 Buick Electra, pictured below, had the crest enclosed in a metal circle.
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That bubble is now bursting, as consumer preferences have shifted away from enclosed malls.
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A 25-seat cocktail lounge and waiting area is on an adjacent enclosed terrace.
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It was enclosed in 1976 before reverting back to a strip mall in 1996.
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One bathroom has a tub; the other has a glass-enclosed marble-tiled shower.
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The glass-enclosed solarium on the top floor has a 2,000-square-foot deck.
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Later came enclosed volumes that intimated elaborate machines, fortified huts or all-terrain vehicles.
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The first three floors, however, are enclosed mostly by glass and towering metal piers.
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However, the rocket will be enclosed in a test stand, not on a launchpad.
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Unless it's a time capsule with a note enclosed, you'll never know for sure.
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"Fear of enclosed spaces, fear of loss of control, fear of heights," said Gupta.
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In this small, hot, enclosed space which quickly filled with raw unbridled, unscripted emotion.
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Encroaching tree roots have buckled and broken concrete curbs that once enclosed family plots.
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The wide porch had been enclosed, so they restored it to its original appearance.
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Each serves as its own self-enclosed luxury city, without land, people, or restraint.
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The boat was small yet luxurious, with 11 leather seats in an enclosed interior.
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For some fans, the experience of sharing an enclosed space with Mr. LaBeouf proved overwhelming.
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They will spend the next year in an enclosed area to acclimatize before being freed.
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Virtual reality (VR), on the other hand, is all digital, a completely enclosed virtual space.
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It's absolutely a 'pro fit', with a grippy, enclosed feel that facilitates cutting and cornering.
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That's why he's enclosed a cipher that he says only she can figure it out.
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First off, both episodes feature an interracial couple living in some kind of enclosed environment.
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I chalk this up to having a nearby, built-in microphone in an enclosed space.
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Please accept my apologies for the absence of the enclosed book History of the Crusades.
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Hotbox: All you need is a small enclosed space, like a car or a bathroom.
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Outside, the home features an infinity edge pool and a cabana enclosed by olive trees.
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But about four months after he was adopted, Corky disappeared from their enclosed back yard.
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It's called GuyFi, and it holds a laptop and a chair, enclosed by a curtain.
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Conservation of momentum dictates that any purely electromagnetic system that is enclosed cannot produce thrust.
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We arrived at a facility with an outdoor court, enclosed by peeling pink cement walls.
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I enclosed with that letter a copy of the article from Oregon Magazine (see enclosure).
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The passageway between Israel and Gaza is a long tunnel, enclosed by wires and metal.
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They involve stool samples enclosed in kits that are sent to a lab for analysis.
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Oppenheim's "A Sound Enclosed Land Area," also from 1969, bridges the indoors and the outdoors.
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The gift set is enclosed in a classy bamboo box as well for easy gifting.
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It includes a fully enclosed tender garage which can also double as a party space.
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A film festival is a collection of such experiences, an archipelago of self-enclosed worlds.
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Each diner is enclosed in a narrow space like a library carrel, in perfect solitude.
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The enclosed and private garden has a manicured lawn, native trees and a large gazebo.
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The pool can be enclosed in giant metal walls in case of a zombie apocalypse.
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"That person would know to pass the enclosed one along to the Queen," Farr says.
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Open refuse pits will be replaced by enclosed composting factories, detouring the storks once more.
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Westvale Park has a playground, baseball and softball fields, and an enclosed area for dogs.
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Thursday's letter to lawmakers enclosed redacted versions of the memos, with classified information blacked out.
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In enclosed spaces with very high levels of carbon dioxide, people can die within minutes.
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A city sidewalk permit for a glass-enclosed space would add another 500 square feet.
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The aliens are far off, distant, enclosed in giant superstructures that are hard to comprehend.
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The back porch was enclosed for a dining area with insulated windows overlooking the water.
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This scene played out before scores of reporters and camera crews enclosed behind police barricades.
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It has 294 locations across North America, many of which are in enclosed shopping malls.
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Others said keeping the markets running made sense since they were safer than enclosed stores.
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By the Way's hamantaschen have a creamy dark chocolate center enclosed in rich chocolate pastry.
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"My heart just broke," said Ashely Iwu, whose car was enclosed within the police perimeter.
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OPHELIA A spacious all-weather enclosed rooftop lounge has been added to the Beekman Tower.
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The Big has an open cabin, while the Pro has an enclosed and heated cabin.
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Southdale mall is the oldest fully enclosed, climate-controlled shopping mall in the United States.
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He operates out of a glass-enclosed cubicle inside a WeWork space in central London.
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The enclosed courtyard, seen here, separated the main house from the garage and guest unit.
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Small fields with low dry-stone walls enclosed a scattering of cows, sheep and goats.
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Sustained face-to-face contact in enclosed spaces will permit the transmission of respiratory viruses.
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A glass-enclosed conservatory room, an outdoor terrace and a lounge are some other elements.
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It doesn't hurt that doing away with individual, enclosed offices is also a huge money saver.
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More likely, it would have been burnt like incense in an enclosed space to release vapors.
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GUTFELD: The fact that these kids lasted that entire time in an enclosed space is amazing.
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Instead of enclosed conference rooms or desks, there are walkways and unconventional meeting spaces with chairs.
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Officers cut through the padlock and chains securing the container, which was completely enclosed, Wright said.
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The new rules would make that spirit official: "Enclosed porches are not considered outdoors," officials declared.
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Pre-acclimatizing technologies simulate high-altitude environments by pumping low-oxygen air into an enclosed space.
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In his view, about 400 of America's 1,100 enclosed malls will fail in the coming years.
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The concessions menu was behind the counter and there were also some enclosed displays for candy.
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The second kind, a dome camera typically enclosed in a tinted plastic bubble, is more sinister.
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The entryway is enclosed, creating a pleasing shadowbox effect as you look into the dining room.
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Or the subway — an enclosed pod composed of germs and walking viruses with arms and legs.
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The luxurious master suite features a fireplace, dual walk-in closets and an enclosed private balcony.
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Florian also said he didn't feel comfortable taking the Metro or staying in an enclosed place.
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New College, at Oxford, built the first enclosed quadrangle that housed all university functions in 1379.
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The enclosed environment absorbs every one of those sounds, making you acutely aware of their absence.
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This week, we're focusing inward, and taking care of ourselves with a simple paper-enclosed bot.
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My phone is now enclosed in nothing more than a black OtterBox—practical, but emotionally useless.
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Still, once I reached the top of the hill, I felt remote and enclosed in greenery.
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When he's not working, he is interacting with staff or playing outside in an enclosed run.
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With chastity, there's a feeling of enclosure, every part or your cock is completely encased, enclosed.
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There were also a few glass-enclosed displays that highlighted real-life superheroes in New York.
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Instead, they were gradually removed from their lands, as landlords enclosed large swathes of the countryside.
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The seats sit in mostly enclosed pods, each with a small side table, shelving, and lighting.
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Ticketed passengers sit in enclosed cars that feel like the inside of a human washing machine.
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His twin-engine boat was fitted with canoe racks and an enclosed cabin for rough weather.
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Athens proposed building a new semi-enclosed camp to keep refugees from freely walking the streets.
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"Living under an enclosed condition for so long, people find themselves constantly in anxiety," Li said.
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E.'s own and decorated with colored pencil are partly enclosed in aluminum and glass jalousies.
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But the real action was in an enclosed parking lot nearby, where there were real cars.
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Two projections screened in enclosed viewing rooms are key to understanding the depth of the exhibition.
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Sliding doors in the dining area lead to an enclosed porch described as a meditation room.
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The barn has an upstairs bathroom and enclosed space that could be turned into a bedroom.
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Penn Square Mall was originally built as an outdoor shopping center, before being enclosed in 1982.
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"My heart just broke," said Ashely Iwu, whose own car was enclosed within the police perimeter.
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In it, Ms. Acogny remains enclosed in a rectangular box for the duration of the piece.
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The loft includes an enclosed guest room, a bathroom with a tub, and a laundry area.
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An enclosed porch runs along the rear of the house from there to the family room.
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In the black and white video, Paul sits on his mother's lap in an enclosed space.
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Everything has a past, so I feel that that energy is somehow enclosed with the object.
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High-pitched laughter is coming from a foursome throwing back shots in a partly enclosed room.
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It offers a 500-seat amphitheater and is connected to the hospital by an enclosed bridge.
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Everything has a past, so I feel that that energy is somehow enclosed with the object.
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Under the webbing of his thumb on both hands are RFID chips, enclosed in glass capsules.
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But you're not entirely inside, and there is a good mix of outdoor and enclosed elements.
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A staircase extends into the enclosed courtyard, replacing the long platform where slaves were once auctioned.
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They were a glamorous place to steal away to while flying high in an enclosed tube.
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Abdulrahman was placed in a bed enclosed in a mosquito net, with other malnourished children nearby.
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The two structures will be connected on the ground and first floors through an enclosed breezeway.
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An RV "Supersite" — which goes for a premium rate of $1,490 — offers a fully enclosed campsite.
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A small photo of a man in an orange jacket was also enclosed in the bag.
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Upstairs, on the 240th floor, Lovage, a sprawling glass-enclosed bar and lounge, has panoramic views.
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In the exhibition Handshakes and Networks I enclosed each idea about repetition within the objects themselves.
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The double back porch was rebuilt and enclosed with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the courtyard.
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His design includes a glass-enclosed porch that was salvaged from one of the neighborhood's teardowns.
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He tried converting all of the closets in his house into "enclosed, locked spaces" for weed.
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Showing this piece on a monitor or in an enclosed space could have resolved this issue.
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If you are using ATMs, try to stick with name-brand machines in well-lit, enclosed locations.
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Case in point: an enclosed space like a subway station can magnify the effects of an explosive.
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The food was enclosed with a canvas fabric that may have been wrapped around it for preservation.
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A corpse, wrapped in plastic, apparently dumped in the enclosed courtyard area outside his flat's front door.
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Only 25 percent of Chico's brand stores are in enclosed malls, the rest are mostly destination stores.
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Here's to hoping we'll see makeup-enclosed storybooks featuring all our favorite princesses in the near future.
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Before I was so used to keeping everything enclosed because I wasn't used to being a celebrity.
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The expo will fill the new park, with its enclosed area covering more than half of it.
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The device works by combining two reactants, in this case hydrogen and oxygen, inside an enclosed space.
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"Wireless signals in an enclosed space like a house bounce around in a specific pattern," she said.
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Cons: Often lack the luxuries of larger trailers, like an enclosed bathroom (or any bathroom at all).
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When he gets on top for their coital activities, she feels trapped in a dark, enclosed space.
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The self-explanatory Super Circle Plane features a massive curved wing that forms a giant enclosed loop.
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He said he had confidentially enclosed to Erdogan a copy of a letter Mazloum had sent him.
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It's an enclosed space, there'll be an easy sense of satisfaction that comes with clearing it out.
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The dining area is in a former sun porch, enclosed during renovations, with French doors leading outside.
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There were also glass-enclosed women's uniforms from different countries displayed on the walls of the room.
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It has a two-car garage with an enclosed carport for three additional cars, just in case.
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After the middle ages, this changed: Increasingly, lords rented enclosed lands in return for annual cash payments.
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We eat lunch while elephants walk in an enclosed area, where they can also swim and run.
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The payload for the mission — Musk's red Tesla roadster — has been enclosed in the rocket's nose cone.
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However, also enclosed was a blue, innocent-looking mini USB fan, a nod to Singapore's searing temperatures.
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Sixty years ago, the first fully enclosed, climate-controlled shopping center opened its doors in Edina, Minn.
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A glass-enclosed shower with white tiles and a rectangular wall-mounted sink lent a contemporary feeling.
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The stage of the Howard Gilman Opera House is enclosed on three sides by green-gray walls.
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But mental categories are not enclosed by a single word, or even by any words at all.
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The rule applies to enclosed, refrigerated storage spaces under 3,85033 square feet that can be walked into.
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But the smallest spaces in most tiny houses are the lofts, and some can feel quite enclosed.
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An antique iron staircase leads to a glass-enclosed room and a 1,400-square-foot roof terrace.
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The courtyard, enclosed by a pastel pink wall, will become a year-round greenhouse and seating area.
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Since Ms. Browne's 21625-acre property in Jamaica is enclosed, the dogs are unleashed for the hike.
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I followed the girl into her storefront, where her deep voice grew richer in the enclosed space.
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In the entryway, two custom, glass-enclosed, temperature-controlled wine rooms display over 1,000 bottles of wine.
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Smaller spaces, and living rooms enclosed by walls and doorways, usually benefit from a single large rug.
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By then, the park at the center of the traffic circle had been enclosed by a fence.
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The lofted bedroom wasn't a real room, although there was the possibility that it could be enclosed.
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Another 32 seats are on an enclosed back patio, where an à la carte menu is available.
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Enclosed by stone walls and wrought iron fencing, the Yard is mostly off-limits to the public.
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Nikolai Berdyaev said that tends to turn people into self-enclosed monads, with no doors or windows.
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The master bathroom has dual sinks, a matching French-style tub and a glass-enclosed steam shower.
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Being 'in a closet' is a good image: you're in there, you're enclosed, you can't express yourself.
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It's 20" x 24", matted with a black-core white mat, and enclosed in a white frame.
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It consists of a series of interconnected, covered, brick structures, buildings and enclosed spaces for different purposes.
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An egg-shaped Segway The Segway S-Pod is designed for enclosed spaces like airports and malls.
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If possible, find a small, enclosed area to shelter in, and avoid the building's outer walls. 4.
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Remove them from a school with a mixed intake and force them further into an enclosed community?
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That area has since been enclosed and is now taken up by a cabinet-lined butler's pantry.
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Each also has a luxurious bathroom with oversized soaking tub, separate glass-enclosed shower, and marble counters.
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In fact, a section of the existing law says a public place does not include "enclosed single sex public restrooms, enclosed single sex functional showers, locker or dressing room facilities" to guard against false accusations that could arise in an environment where people's genitals tend to be visible.
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Both a red and white hat sat near the stage, enclosed in glass, at Trump's election night party.
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For example, it allowed both open land and enclosed porches to pass as outdoor space for organic chickens.
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In Jacksonville, North Carolina, on Saturday, a man makes a call as his house is enclosed by floodwaters.
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In 1936, laborers for the Works Progress Administration created a plaza around the tower, enclosed by stone walls.
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It's difficult to find a house or yard in disrepair, and many are enclosed by shiny white fences.
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They picked their way through a maze of streets lined with mud brick walls that surrounded enclosed courtyards.
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When Ms. Miller sent back the enclosed card declining the invitation, the friend called her and asked why.
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The photos are taken with Sony A6000 cameras mounted on a tripod and enclosed in a waterproof box.
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Despite many games purposefully simulating small, enclosed spaces, every game we played had a feeling of airy disconnection.
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The boathouse was larger than my condo and had a fully enclosed parking space for a boat inside.
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Soon after the accident, the damaged reactor building was enclosed in a large radiation shield made of concrete.
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Colantonio's team was less concerned about this, though, given how enclosed the maps in the game apparently are.
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The incident went down at Alabama's largest enclosed mall -- the Riverchase Galleria in the Birmingham suburb of Hoover.
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"The six police officers were attacked and were enclosed in an area with no exit," Mr. Yunes said.
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All that remained was its weedy foundation, and a low, three-sided wall that once enclosed the dumpsters.
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An outdoorsy adventurer by nature, how did 27-year-old Johnston stay sane on an enclosed interplanetary outpost?
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Whatever you do, don't leave it in your car or in an enclosed, compact space like your pocket.
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The enclosed, brick-lined patio of the Green Mesquite BBQ is pleasant (its wings are more than pleasant).
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The Note 7 is supposed to be slipped into the bag and then enclosed in box after box.
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They are all based on the same structure: a cylinder 1.2 metres across enclosed in a square box.
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There were those who ran their generator in an enclosed garage and perished due to carbon monoxide poisoning.
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While Cook has expressed skepticism around clunky, enclosed headsets, Apple has many long-standing patents in this area.
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That's when, according to the enclosed emails, Kardashian's assistant Alexa Okyle, reached out to ask for a lookbook.
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Enclosed, besides a congratulatory note, was a routine report, compiled by the Buchenwald camp authorities and dated Feb.
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According to the Guardian, the location became the first "fully enclosed, climate-controlled" mall in the United States.
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We also found some testosterone support products that were enclosed in glass towards the back of the store.
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But his work seems so self-enclosed and self-evident that championing him has felt unnecessary, even impudent.
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They looked and felt healthy, and with the enclosed care instructions, I planned to keep them that way.
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According to a previous listing, the house includes a finished basement, an enclosed patio, a five-car driveway ...
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Yet they also found, on an enclosed patio, a velvety red banquette good for consoling, undisturbed and unjostled.
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Locking people up in windowless enclosed brick and concrete buildings, with no possibility of heat abatement, is torture.
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The sword, representing one kept at a shrine in central Japan, and the jewel are enclosed in cases.
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Automatically I obeyed and was rewarded with not-John Temblain Paulson's face enclosed in a little blue box.
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Enclosed by jutting blue screens that alternate between transparency and opacity, Mr. Rigg's set underscores Nick's utter isolation.
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There's that black square cross at the top, of course, and an enclosed space down at the bottom.
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The enclosed space got so cramped that I drenched the floor no matter how carefully I toweled off.
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And part is related to the fact that small, enclosed, crowded spaces with poor ventilation facilitate tuberculosis transmission.
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He finished the attic space and enclosed a back porch, adding about 1,500 square feet to the home.
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When that site is full, an older facility with enclosed, jail-like cells processes families several blocks away.
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Front gardens are packed with rose and lilac bushes, and are enclosed with low walls and green hedges.
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Two teak-accented buildings enclosed a marble courtyard, amid orange trees, terraced pools and a grand ocean view.
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The upstairs bathroom has a deep tub, two pedestal sinks, a glass-enclosed shower and a water closet.
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A good choice for enclosed areas with low humidity, these appliances act as both humidifiers and oil diffusers.
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The previous owner had enclosed half of the backyard with a cheery-looking six-foot-high picket fence.
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The master bedroom has an en suite bathroom with two vanities and a tiled, glass-enclosed double shower.
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Violet curtains pulled back to reveal a runway enclosed in a plastic greenhouse that surrounded a mirrored pyramid.
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"This one is not an enclosed place, we can not even allow them to be here," Muhangi said.
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Firing inside an enclosed space can also cause people to panic, breathe faster, and inhale even more gas.
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"That hardened approach, where everybody's in enclosed little silos, is not what we're attempting to do," Payne said.
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We circled the plaza, admiring the handmade purses, scarves and jewelry and then headed for the enclosed market.
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Everything is covered with relentless hatch marking, conveying a sense of paranoia and desperation within the enclosed space.
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It is nestled in a womb-chamber filled with currents of blue that branch deeply into the enclosed space.
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" Tauruses love comfort, so choose a booth seat: "Something that's enclosed, and somewhere where you feel warm and connected.
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What the automaker will say is that the DBS Superleggera is enclosed completely in light yet sturdy carbon fiber.
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It seemed like a little cold, but alas, he concluded travel was unreasonable and issued me the enclosed note.
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When there's a festival in Switzerland like this it's not an enclosed chicken feed farm like the Hart Plaza.
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She added that the measles virus can easily spread in an enclosed environment such as a sleepover summer camp.
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Enclosed was a citation, ordering the mom to pay for a business license for her daughter's stand, Fox26 reported.
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The underlying message was that a previously enclosed private service could become openly accessible by anyone with Internet access.
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At Palais de Tokyo, selections from nearly two centuries of enclosed models cater to our eagerness to be voyeurs.
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If you sneak a look at the site's source code, you'll notice that "click" is enclosed with tags.
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Anticipation builds as the boat approaches the salmon farm, a massive grid of ocean pens enclosed by metal walkways.
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Over the coming years, modern development will continue to shift away from creating fully enclosed, totally self-managed applications.
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Typically they have an enclosed garage in back of them, designed for carrying motorcycles, ATVs, or other outdoor playthings.
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Of course, that form factor is no doubt significantly more difficult to pull off than the enclosed version here.
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The Solvalla model, which sells for $7,350 (with free shipping) on Amazon is more of an enclosed outdoor space.
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It is stripped-back to the essentials: teams of rocket cars in an enclosed arena trying to score goals.
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I can barely see the raw bone through the specimen cup, which is itself enclosed in a plastic bag.
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And, if course, it looks like the future, with a sleek curved design and almost fully enclosed rear wheels.
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Whereas there were about 200 outlet centers in the U.S. last year, that compares to roughly 1,100 enclosed malls.
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If that is the case, you will see an area on the EOB labeled payment enclosed or issued amount.
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From there I drift into an enclosed castle-like space with a view of the ocean from a balcony.
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Stash those extras in the 944-bottle, glass-enclosed display surrounding the dining room and you're good to go.
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It vowed to continue with its staging of "Julius Caesar" in an enclosed theater in New York's Central Park.
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The shade on the studio's street-facing window descends, and we are alone with them in an enclosed space.
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The Bhagwan is an unabashed anti-Semite (please see the enclosed copy of an article in August's Oregon Magazine).
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In the enclosed, humid space of their dome, the Rays believe, a knuckleballer has a better chance to succeed.
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About 13,500 square feet, six bedrooms, six and a half baths and a 50 foot wide enclosed winter garden.
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The nativity statues at the Christ Church Cathedral are enclosed in a chain link fence lined with barbed wire.
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The listing photos show what appears to be a glass-enclosed sun room at the back of the house.
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Vitodeco's Luxury Leather Steering Wheel Coverdoesn't have an odor to it, which is especially nice inside an enclosed vehicle.
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So how do they pass the time aboard a small enclosed vessel with 130 other sailors so close together?
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That expression of freedom is about taking an event which is normally in an enclosed space to the streets.
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They have one remaining Fernandez jersey left and hung it up Thursday in an enclosed frame inside the school.
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The phrases "NYC pride 2016" and "Our [heart] goes out to Orlando" are enclosed within those heart-shaped rainbows.
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Inside the enclosed cavern, the walls were lined with barrels and cheerfully decorated tables and chairs beckoned to guests.
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Some enthusiasts held a "10K" party on the enclosed roof of the Public hotel in the Lower East Side.
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The Knights have offered James a seat at another game, either behind the netting or in an enclosed suite.
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A frosted sliding door revealed a marble-clad sink, with a modern, glass-enclosed shower (there was no bathtub).
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Also on this level are three enclosed bedrooms with custom beds and cabinets, and one and a half bathrooms.
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Often they are glass-enclosed, like her multipurpose facility for the town of Onishi, northwest of Tokyo (2003-22014).
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So the benefits of keeping orcas in enclosed pools is quite limited, other than their potential for commercial profit.
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Mr. Tweed's final abode is 600 square feet and enclosed by a low granite wall with a bronze gate.
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It's enclosed, and currently offers seating near a pair of fireplaces, but come summer, it will be open-air.
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But the film also provides a timely example of how to live a full life in an enclosed space.
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Today Grove Farmhouse is set on approximately 0.42 acre, including an enclosed courtyard, wooded garden and new double carport.
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In Jennifer Croft's assured translation, each self-enclosed account is tightly conceived and elegantly modulated, the language balletic, unforced.
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"Accordingly, I will be scheduling a vote in the near future to approve issuing the enclosed subpoena," Johnson continued.
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They also fully enclosed the pillows, which a lot of pillowcases claim to do, but never really succeed at.
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The Grand Cities Mall made history as the first enclosed mall to open in the state of North Dakota.
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An addition of uncertain date introduced an enclosed stonewalled porch used as an office and a second upstairs bedroom.
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This is even true in the wilderness of our indoor spaces — our homes, schools, offices and other enclosed places.
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Bored people eat more, as do people worried they will be stuck in an enclosed space without a meal.
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The enclosed numbers and notes are as of last Thursday, when play resumed after the N.B.A. All-Star break.
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Inmates can exercise on the top floor inside a caged-enclosed recreational area that has views of Rikers Island.
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Its wraparound terrace is mostly enclosed, but two trim balconies offer unhindered views of the East River and Queens.
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In a top branch, enclosed on all four sides by the building's walls, flapped a flaglike white plastic bag.
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And there is catnip for dreamers, in the form of the so-called golden record enclosed on both vessels.
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The pod, called the "Economy Skynest," offers six full-length, lie-flat beds in an enclosed pod-like setting.
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The name refers to the cake's almost creamy interior, which emerges enclosed in a thin, fragile, yet crisp crust.
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They crammed an enclosed trailer with beds, linens and other furniture, along with packing necessities like clothes and toiletries.
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First, they will try their hands at pithivier, which is a round, enclosed pie, usually made with puff pastry.
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The enclosed space is modest, enough room for a few individual desks, cabinets, and stacks of Muay Thai apparel.
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We are all so deeply embedded in these systems; it's very hard to find a space that isn't enclosed.
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Though, the listing notes, overflow can be stored in the 944-bottle, glass-enclosed display that surrounds the dining room.
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To create a friendly computer, Piper enclosed the computer in a handcrafted wooden box that echoes a laptop when opened.
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The design is usually purposeful and contemporary, and in my experience, involves a surprisingly high number of glass-enclosed bathrooms.
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A 47-foot round enclosed observation room, in the shape of a spinning top, sat 7003,323 feet above the street.
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Just a quick note: you really don't want to create lots of flames in an enclosed space like the station.
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She said the galleries on the museum's campus are double-enclosed, meaning they are buildings inside buildings with thick walls.
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But can cars, with their enclosed environments, no fixed location, and demands on our attention, be considered a third place?
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Red marker flags were visible in an embankment at the rear of the yard, enclosed by a tall wooden fence.
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To avoid the previously mentioned problems holding drones back from commercial use, Airmada have developed an enclosed, automated drone terminal.
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Enclosed malls are usually filled with department stores such as Macy's and other clothes retailers that are all closing outlets.
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The three-bedroom, 3,300-square-foot home contains a glass-enclosed zen garden, a rooftop terrace and a keyed elevator.
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Everything had to be passively cooled and fully-enclosed so it didn't ingest any of the environment into the equipment.
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In fact, dioramas are three-dimensional full-size or miniature models, sometimes enclosed in a glass showcase for a museum.
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You know the deal -- over 2,000 hot, young athletes in an enclosed space and over 110,000 rubbers to strap up.
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Then riders step out of the enclosed slide onto the OUE Skyspace, the highest open-air observation deck in California.
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An additional advantage is that the back end where the smartphone attaches is not enclosed like some other cardboard viewers.
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It was an isolation room, a small glass-enclosed space that held a crib, a television and a comfortable chair.
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The settlement featured at least five stilted structures, an internal walkway, and a fence that enclosed the group of dwellings.
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For instance, enclosed in a vitrine is a notebook of drawings and collages with the word "Poem" on the cover.
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Yet other startups are creating this globalized sameness-as-a-service in a self-enclosed package, a holistic AirSpace lifestyle.
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I arrived at the Creative Arts Building and saw a series of remarkable butter sculptures enclosed in refrigerated glass cases.
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All throughout the store, we noticed some glass-enclosed displays with different items highlighting real-life people in New York.
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Although the board might ultimately approve a bigger deck, it will probably not welcome the idea of an enclosed one.
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Art 42 has also raised questions about the inherent paradox that comes with featuring street art in an enclosed space.
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Imagine suiting up like an astronaut, your arms and legs enclosed in soft warmth and your head in a helmet.
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The big enclosed tents are air-conditioned, and there are misting stations outside, as well as tanks of free water.
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The company also uses the example of a stroller or car where it has more impact as an enclosed space.
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"Install functional smoke and carbon monoxide detectors, 30 feet apart in common areas, one in each enclosed room," instructs Surface.
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A few weeks later, a beat up India Post package arrived with only a single bottle of Cok-N enclosed.
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The other, outer loop, was enclosed by 2503-foot-high floor-to-ceiling glass windows tilted toward the surrounding streets.
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Similarly, each lightbox blinks slowly, its screen dimming and illuminating to introduce subtle but palpable shifts in the enclosed environment.
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The first enclosed mall, Ballston Quarter, which originally opened as Parkington Shopping Center, would open seven years later in 1951.
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Many often take public transportation to work, where they are then handling money, food, and drinks — often in enclosed spaces.
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Trudeau enclosed a printout of Canada's informational page from the website of the Office of the United States Trade Representative.
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The list included air-conditioning, but also Interstate highways, cars, enclosed shopping malls, sprawl and mass-produced suburban tract homes.
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It also included the Gaza Strip, and enclosed bubbles of land along Israel's border with Egypt in the Negev Desert.
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An enclosed family room, also described as a "social office," holds a round table surrounded by chairs with octagonal backrests.
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Chlorine attacks usually kill just a few people, often those trapped in an enclosed space, and the gas dissipates quickly.
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Manhattan's observatories range in height from 800 feet to 1,268 feet — but the highest are enclosed rather than open-air.
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The rules: The trial will be tightly controlled, with limited video footage and reporters enclosed in a roped-off pen.
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The original layout included a large living room with an adjacent open dining area that connects to an enclosed kitchen.
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And every tweet is, in fact, a compact image, enclosed in a frame, much like a video or television screen.
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Cruises remove your ability to make independent decisions, instead locking you in an enclosed space with hundreds of other people.
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A separate area enclosed with a colorful fence has green lawn turf and plastic animal sculptures for climbing and crawling.
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"You are enclosed in this little bubble," said Hannah Jentz, 28, who recently spent an evening during the holidays there.
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She was sent to an enclosed space where she had to change not only her clothes but also her underwear.
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Urrutia and her former husband bought the property, enclosed by the walls of the San Martín fort, 13 years ago.
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Entry is beneath a cantilevered enclosed porch, up a spiral staircase and then through a choice of two front doors.
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As intimate as the dining room may be, head for the tree-enclosed backyard patio and dine beneath the stars.
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A palette with paint that was enclosed in a picture frame after Miró's death has been returned to its worktable.
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So cannabis cultivation would have to take place in the enclosed, controlled habitats we would build for settlers to live in.
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Carroll's husband, Caleb, ended up using the fleece blanket to make an enclosed space around their table, and Bobee resumed breastfeeding.
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First, the cellular components to be recycled are enclosed in a fatty membrane, to create a bubblelike vesicle called an autophagosome.
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First, the cellular components to be recycled are enclosed in a fatty membrane to create another type of vesicle, an autophagosome.
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Malls were conceived in the 1950s by Victor Gruen, an Austrian immigrant, as a new enclosed version of a town square.
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Tucked in a corner is an enclosed karaoke booth with a webcam that can record or take pictures of you singing.
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It's not unusual to be in an enclosed area if you're in the press, because that's where you put your equipment.
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Crabtree Valley, with nearly 200 stores, is one of the largest enclosed malls in the U.S. Southeast, according to its website.
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One or more players set out to explore an enclosed, monster-infested environment in search of adventure and sweet, sweet loot.
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People could also grow six plants for personal use as long as it was in an enclosed area with a lock.
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" She suggested that anti-vaxers either "stay in enclosed areas or hold a big banner noting that you are anti-vaccine.
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Instead, they can take a glass-enclosed elevator up to the rooftop skyport and be whisked off by a flying car.
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The institute's first such reef will probably be grown inside Biosphere 2, an enclosed ecosystem run by the University of Arizona.
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It features a futuristic design that's fully enclosed so your kids won't accidentally reach in while it's running and hurt themselves.
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It's enclosed to avoid injuries and features a slide-out tray that won't heat up for easily removing your printed objects.
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Amorphous robots can passively change their shape and because of their enclosed nature they're less susceptible to damage from small particles.
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Describing the video, Svendsen wrote that the goats had just about chewed through the enclosed field, where they were being kept.
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The Halo, which has an attached digital camera specifically designed to film in enclosed spaces, is auditioning for a starring role.
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Some people held in captivity find they have trouble spending time in enclosed spaces - elevators, for instance - or among large crowds.
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In his letter (enclosed), Swami Prartho Subhan objects to the Oregon Magazine's article as containing "distorted quotations" from The Mustard Seed.
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Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos climbed Amazon's spheres, a group of three cylindrical, glass-enclosed structures at the company's headquarters in Seattle.
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His office is enclosed by glass walls, and he holds regular "Townhall" style Q&A sessions with Facebook's thousands of employees.
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But enriched colonies are enclosed, not cage-free, and therefore don't satisfy the new requirements set by America's largest egg buyers.
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It features an enclosed 540-square-foot observatory with a retractable roof, as well an 80-foot in diameter Solar Plaza.
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"At no time did the lion ever enter a space that was not enclosed by the park's perimeter fence," she said.
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The plants are self-enclosed worlds where employees pass on job referrals so relatives, classmates and longtime friends can work together.
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People can also grow six plants for personal use as long as it is in an enclosed area with a lock.
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The master bedroom contains an impressive closet fitted with lighted shoe shelves, among other built-ins, and an enclosed steam shower.
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They are enclosed in a narrow strip of territory just 25 miles (40 kilometers) long and six miles (10 kilometers) wide.
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Let no one tell you any different: A group of men together in a hot, enclosed, charged environment breeds horrendous conversation.
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Some window air-conditioning units on both buildings were enclosed by plastic accordion panels that easily let in heat and cold.
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On a rainy Monday afternoon, Mr. Putin arrived by helicopter, and from an enclosed viewing stand watched the proceedings through binoculars.
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There has been concern that cruise ships might aid transmission of viruses, since passengers are isolated together in an enclosed environment.
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Between the 16th century and the 19th most common land in England and Wales was enclosed and deeded to private owners.
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Some workers feel the measures are inadequate however, as the warehouses still mean packing thousands of employees into an enclosed space.
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This one boasts an enclosed lounge with a fireplace, bar and kitchenette, surrounded by outdoor chaises, grills and cabanas with TVs.
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"Classrooms are enclosed spaces, so the activities of students like reading and eating snacks should be regarded as private," he said.
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OUTDOOR SPACE Despite its small 0.03-acre lot, the townhouse has a good-size brick patio enclosed by fences and walls.
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We've got the self-enclosed narcissism of Donald Trump and, to a lesser degree, the mistrustful defensiveness of Hillary Clinton's campaign.
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I wanted to order an Uber, but ended up crossing an enclosed taxi rank and emerging in a huge car park.
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Hearing that the enclosed dome was described as "cozy" made me feel a bit relieved, as the air was brisk outside.
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The risks associated with secondhand smoke exposure can be worse inside cars because pollutants are concentrated in a small enclosed place.
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Carbon monoxide is a colorless, odorless gas that can be dangerous -- even fatal -- in an enclosed space, such as your house.
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A surveillance video released by the police shows two figures, one carrying a flashlight, approaching a display case enclosed in glass.
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Edged with boxwoods and tall spruces, it has a lawn, a fountain and shrubs, and is enclosed by poured concrete walls.
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There is another brick fireplace in the semi-enclosed structure near the main house that originally served as a summer kitchen.
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A second bedroom on this level is next to a bathroom with a glass-enclosed tile shower and a soaking tub.
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At some point, a front portion of the piazza was enclosed to enlarge the living room with a rectangular seating area.
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One implication for consumers is that you have to be careful when putting an LED bulb into an enclosed light fixture.
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A dining room is enclosed in part by another shell containing a kitchen, itself enclosed by another shell that makes room for a garden, each of them partly open to a house whose walls are also perforated by large gaps — more rectangular cutouts than the regular spacing of windows we are accustomed to from standard single-family homes.
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Allwood's Sommersby 174-Square-Foot Garden House kit is a suitable sub, with a slightly more enclosed style and a peaked roof.
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Built by Mitsubishi, Gordon has been steaming and pouring espresso drinks in a glass-enclosed San Francisco kiosk, Cafe X, since January.
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Refrigeration — the process of removing heat from an enclosed space — was developed in the 1850s, transforming how we ate and prepared food.
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HSUS also advises rethinking the use of bird feeders and keeping your grill and compost areas as clean and enclosed as possible.
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Accordingly, the enclosed documents are in a form that can be released to the public consistent with legal requirements and Department policies.
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A public inside the filter bubble will find itself enclosed in a shrinking infosphere, cut off from people who aren't like them.
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On demo day, Chip removed all the old booths, the dated light fixtures, and interior beams that made the restaurant feel enclosed.
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Establishing wide shots of the family home employ a vignetting effect, giving it the appearance of being enclosed in a snow globe.
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During renovations, the carport was partially enclosed for use as an art studio, extra space not included in the total square footage.
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Backlit areas glowed pink, yellow or green; a wooden lattice enclosed false marble panels that were lighted a luminous aqua from within.
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In a small, enclosed cube at the center of the gallery, visitors may enter to see a selection of sexually explicit drawings.
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Taken from above, the black-and-white photo makes the Ringed Planet look like a peaceful orb enclosed by its belted friends.
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In "My Parents", he allows himself to show the elder Hockneys "chained together, but separated, each enclosed in his or her solitude".
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And you can see the new North Tantau auditorium, a 120,000-square-foot, $161 million glass-enclosed auditorium with seating for 1,000.
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Technically, the PodRide isn't a car — it's more of a four-wheeled bicycle with electric assist and a completely enclosed cloth shell.
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"I stayed enclosed in my little house, in my grief," he wrote in a letter to Boeing that he shared with Reuters.
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But I wanted to see if you thought was OK. I've enclosed a picture of the current layout (4, in 1 row).
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She's enclosed in what looks like a makeshift dressing room, ensconced by white curtains, with 44 cameras pointed straight at her vulva.
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The laser tower is glued to an Arduino board and attached to a laser module, all enclosed in an old Altoids box.
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The central processor, motors, and rotors are all enclosed in a soft styrofoam frame, and the pieces fit together using magnetic connectors.
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Its members sometimes wear navy-blue baseball caps with that date inscribed, enclosed in a circle with an anchor and crossed oars.
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Bloom's conception of poetry as a self-enclosed system that referred to nothing but itself, she charged, was a form of idolatry.
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In her dressing room at the Helen Hayes Theater, Jayne Houdyshell keeps two pages from her diary enclosed in a silver frame.
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The team used hydraulic hammers to drive the cylinders into the seabed, then filled the cylinders and the enclosed area with sand.
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The pool is enclosed by a picket fence, and is lined with stone from a barn that once stood on the property.
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But one step inside, you'll observe that each "cottage" is actually a different room within the mega-home, connected by enclosed breezeways.
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Cutting off the western side of the city and the routes to Tal Afar will leave Islamic State enclosed on four axes.
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In 2003, Italy started building a giant flood barrier meant to isolate the Venetian Lagoon, the enclosed bay where Venice is located.
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The room, used as a den, is enclosed by a stainless-steel banister continued from the stairs, and overlooks the living room.
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A wide semicircular terrace at one end of the house, partly enclosed and with tall windows, has views of the surrounding countryside.
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We owe it to ourselves, and one another, to honor that love and not let it be entirely enclosed or co-opted.
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Entering these enclosed spaces feels deliciously transgressive; exhibition-goers issue sheepish, disproportionately profuse apologies when they inevitably walk in on one another.
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Video: CERN/YouTube First the ALPHA team created antihydrogen, then enclosed it in a small magnetic trap, where it was cryogenically cooled.
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Like most of Mr. Allen's recent work, this movie takes place within the hermetically enclosed universe of its maker's long-established preoccupations.
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Partitions run along the main axes of the vehicle, so groups can book the entire space, or buy a single enclosed spot.
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Malaga El Refectorium, enclosed in glass windows in a contemporary setting, is far from the familiar tapas bars of the casco antiguo.
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"Only one group of living animals has a comparable feeding structure (called a lophophore) enclosed by a pair of shells," said Moysiuk.
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The deputy pulled up to the fenced area, which he knew enclosed local beekeepers' hives, and saw that they were on fire.
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It's the only enclosed shopping center in North Fairbanks, Alaska, with national brands, and it's the highest-grossing mall in the region.
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In Minnesota, the Mall of America, the nation's largest enclosed shopping center, said it would close through the end of the month.
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Instructions also vary by state for how to sign the envelope or an enclosed affidavit, so make sure you follow them carefully.
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"Fresh air is great and we're trying to avoid the idea of being in enclosed spaces with recirculated air," Dr. Lushniak said.
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The fund-raising appeal comes in an envelope with the words "SUMMONS ENCLOSED — OPEN IMMEDIATELY" written across it in large capital letters.
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Then walk over to another Yountville classic, V Marketplace, an enclosed market with cobblestone walkways and shops selling local goods and art.
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Mr. Mangieri and his wood-fueled oven are located at the back of the dining room, enclosed by glass on three sides.
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The master bathroom has a colorful tile floor, a marble double vanity, a double glass-enclosed shower and a separate soaking tub.
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I felt as if other families were enclosed in a smug bubble, spared the understanding that misfortune can be random and inexplicable.
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He has been seen driving a white Cadillac, a black Lincoln town car and most recently, an RV pulling an enclosed trailer.
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The fourth-floor gallery where Attia and a brigade of art handlers worked was enclosed with plastic sheeting, like a construction site.
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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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A forward-facing observation deck and glass-enclosed lounge offer prime wildlife viewing, while designer guest rooms feature balconies and single cabins.
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Today, it offers 2000 million square feet of stores, making it the ninth-largest enclosed mall in the country, according to CoStar.
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Hungary, evoking echoes of World War II, recently unveiled plans to detain asylum seekers in small enclosed villages surrounded by razor wire.
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This isn't some enclosed, cookie-cutter consumption complex — you'll take in the outdoors and mingle with tourists as well as college students.
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The few barbers that are open don't see much business; people are hesitant to spend time in an enclosed space with strangers.
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Nine out of 10 Kohl's stores are in suburban strip malls and other areas away from enclosed shopping malls, the company says.
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That's ideal if you like to listen to music loudly in enclosed spaces, like an office or a bus or a subway.
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A 25100-foot stretch of bar in the middle is flanked by spacious glass-enclosed dining rooms, with the potential for outdoor seating.
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And Dunst's oval-shaped diamond enclosed by tapered baguettes and set on a gold band wasn't the only thing giving off bridal vibes.
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People chain-smoked in enclosed kitchen tents (and wondered aloud why they can't shake the "camp cough") and streamed weeks-old Democracy Now!
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The rover enclosed within the entire apparatus will separate from the orbiter and make a soft landing on the surface of the moon.
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My family's narrative — one that straddles Indian and American cultures, constantly trying to find a middle ground — is enclosed in that roti pizza.
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The camaraderie between the three grew as they spent large amounts of time together in enclosed spaces, killing time with lengthy, spirited conversation.
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Autopsies had concluded that the provisional cause of death was a combination of hypoxia - oxygen deprivation - and hyperthermia - overheating - in an enclosed space.
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The floppy disk was created by IBM in 1971, with its name derived from a magnetic disc enclosed in a flexible plastic envelope.
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Later that evening, we gathered onto the hedge-enclosed patio of the little bed and breakfast where the whole wedding party was staying.
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The floppy disk was created by IBM in 1971, with its name derived from a magnetic disk enclosed in a flexible plastic envelope.
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Samsung has taken a different approach to Huawei with its foldable phone, opting to fold the screen so it's enclosed like a book.
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Releasing a big blast of CO2 in a small, enclosed space in which breathable air was in limited supply was a terrible idea.
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The 3′ x 6′ cabinet is an enclosed system that enables year-round growing of crops, which can be immediately eaten after harvesting.
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High ceilings and an outdoor terrace accompany this space, which leads into a washroom with a glass-enclosed shower and floating double vanity.
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The Gulf of Mexico was once an enclosed basin, and seawater pouring in may have evaporated and formed those deposits, according to Eos.
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Not only that, but Lucifer's main motivation in the book is to create a perfect enclosed system in which he has ultimate power.
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Many enclosed malls, anchored by supermarkets and big box stores, with other tenants lining long hallways, may be struggling in the United States.
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The fire started on the enclosed rear porch of a coach house situated behind a three-story apartment building, according to fire officials.
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But as the open fields were increasingly enclosed, farmers worried about damage to crops and simple trespass on what was now private property.
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A charred roof of a roundhouse remains visible, as are tool marks and a perimeter of wooden posts that once enclosed the site.
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From there, it's a five minute walk to the stone-enclosed pool and a small, unassuming cabin that serves as a changing facility.
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Skyslide, a glass enclosed slide that spans 45 feet across, high above Los Angeles, will open in the U.S. Bank Tower this summer.
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Campus 2 is designed to house 13,000 employees and will include a smaller 120,000-square-foot glass-enclosed "Theatre" with seating for 1,000.
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The Hover Camera is enclosed in a carbon fiber frame and has a 13-megapixel camera on the front that shoots 4K video.
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Of these, four-wall—played in an enclosed indoor court with a small, hard rubber ball—is the most challenging and physically demanding.
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There's one for people who love to be in small, enclosed spaces where you just rent out a crawl space in a basement.
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The former deck—- the restaurant calls it the porch — has been enclosed and provides year-round prime seating because it faces the Sound.
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Because the bubble of a window adds drag, many of bikes are fully enclosed, the driver navigating by screen and a video camera.
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It's no surprise that Ms. McAllister-Nevins, who loves to entertain, now lives in a different TriBeCa loft, one with an enclosed kitchen.
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Due to a decision by Florida's Constitution Revision Commission, the drilling ban amendment also would ban vaping in restaurants and other enclosed workplaces.
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In the first display, nativity statues were enclosed in the barbed wire-lined cage, which was meant to resemble an immigration detention center.
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Once complete, 21 Broome will feature a range of opulent amenities like a saltwater pool, a glass-enclosed landscaped terrace, and a gym.
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The children and their friends, for example, occupy a pair of wedge-shaped bunkhouses built like Bauhaus submarines with stacked, enclosed sleeping pods.
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Over the next few decades, Cadillac set huge milestones in the auto industry, including the first passenger car with a fully enclosed cabin.
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Instead, they are housed in places like Leisureland—a vast biodome, self-enclosed and self-sustaining, to which the Safraneks travel for miniaturization.
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A glass-enclosed lounge shares the 1833th-floor rooftop with an indoor screening room and outdoor movie theater overlooking 619 World Trade Center.
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At its enclosed malls, the only tenants allowed to open are department stores, movie theaters, restaurants or others that have an exterior entrance.
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An enclosed conveyor belt has been constructed along one of the stairways to deliver goods and remove garbage without convoys of hand trucks.
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The GIF Elevator offers six top-tier animators and media artists the chance to install their work in the enclosed spaces between floors.
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On the 79th floor, I was guided to a glass-enclosed elevator that led me up to the newly renovated 102nd-floor observatory.
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Emily Dickinson sent mourners a sequence of condolence letters, to reach them during different stages of grief, and enclosed flowers from her garden.
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The virus that causes Covid-19, known as SARS-CoV-2, consists of a strand of RNA enclosed in a spike-covered capsule.
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Tangier's is enclosed in the walls of a 15th-century Portuguese fortress, with charming, twisted, narrow streets painted in a riot of colors.
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We shake hands, spend time together in enclosed spaces, and do all manner of things that unwittingly increase the risk for disease transmission.
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She also came to understand that colonial authorities had herded Kikuyu women and children into some 800 enclosed villages dispersed across the countryside.
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At Sies Marjan, rings of Day-Glo orange and peppermint green — or crimson and ultraviolet — enclosed models' eyes, complementing the collection's saturated tones.
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We found the self-contained design to work well for our test puppy, though our cat didn't like the enclosed design as much.
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But with an inexperienced captain (Rick Okon) and 40 young men in an enclosed space bound for war, tensions arise and loyalties falter.
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They emptied their pockets, stepped through four metal detectors and lined up, single file, to enter a path enclosed by a narrow cage.
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He also tried to damage two paintings enclosed in protective plastic before museum officials tackled him to the ground, according to the police.
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But we can find them within the walls of the Temple of Bel compound, where the entire town was enclosed at that time.
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All the while, two rows of smooth, eroded mountain peaks enclosed me in an amphitheater of muted colors: hazel-hued heather, golden grasses.
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The rods are dangerous partly because the pools are not enclosed, and they could be vulnerable in the event of another major earthquake.
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They tore down the walls that enclosed the home's central staircase and installed a custom iron banister and fresh walnut wood stair treads.
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That half being the lucky handful of executives who have enclosed offices along the north wall of the 4,000-square-foot open office.
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When the Southdale Center opened in '56, it was the first "fully enclosed, climate-controlled" mall in the US, according to the Guardian.
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When the Western Mall first opened, it had 25 stores inside its enclosed shopping complex, the first of its kind in the state.
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Analysts have flagged an outbreak as a major threat to mine operations, particularly as staff work in close proximity in enclosed areas underground.
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Officers in riot gear pursued protesters into subway stations, where they were recorded firing tear gas in enclosed environments and at close range.
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The use of the phrase "sports stadium" also applies to "mass transportation facility" and "enclosed shopping mall," according to New York statutory language.
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But be mindful of using strong chemicals in enclosed spaces, as improperly used chemicals can cause eye or throat irritation or breathing problems.
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At Riverside, he was perched in a glass-enclosed aerie below the belfry of the tower, which rises 22011 feet above the sanctuary.
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In accidents, when people have been exposed to high levels of nitrogen and little air in an enclosed space, they have died quickly.
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Toward the end of the decade, airlines began to take business class even further, offering privacy dividers, and even enclosed suites with doors.
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The two bounty hunters had their guns drawn as they entered a small, glass-enclosed office in a Texas car dealership on Tuesday.
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The 150-seat dining room, with walls lined in white subway tile, spills out into a leafy, enclosed space they're calling Bowery Garden.
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I was just surprised that it was doing so since it was rather chilly in my apartment and wasn't in an enclosed space.
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The waterfront estate also includes a private dock, saltwater pool and two spas, the second of which is located inside an enclosed pavilion.
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The East Colonnade was first built as an open structure in 1902, and enclosed in 1942 with the expansion of the East Wing.
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Mr. Dixon, however, says that the lobbies are semi-enclosed spaces that stand on their own regardless of the changes off Fifth Avenue.
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The ship includes a glass-enclosed observation lounge, a fully-stocked bar, a gym, a sauna, and a fleet of 10 Zodiac boats.
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Songs like "Walking in LA" imply social alienation: a city of loners enclosed in their cars, driving from one organic eatery to another.
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Ford has reportedly described to friends and family that, as a result of the attack, she struggles with being stuck in enclosed spaces.
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He also says that because the hyperloop would be underground and enclosed in a tube, trains would be less affected by inclement weather.
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