Still, all of this occurred in a faraway land with faraway people.
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So it's clear, from the ocean way up to the trees, to the faraway sands of some faraway sea, there are so many mothers, from tiny to tall.
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Faraway, intangible forces shape our lives as workers and consumers.
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Amazing opportunities in faraway places will make themselves known today.
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They might land in ships from faraway lands (highly unlikely).
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Faraway Singapore adopted it as one of its "mother tongues".
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In the faraway distance, is that Endor we can spot?
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Its stripes extended faraway and was like smokes in fires.
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Most likely to wander off in search of faraway places.
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Thankfully, this one doesn't involve faraway places and desert sojourns.
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"This is difficult stuff in a faraway place," Pompeo said.
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"Oh, I come from a land, from a faraway place."
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Indeed, "faraway" (lontani, lontano) is one of his favorite adjectives.
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The men soon heard the faraway whirring of a chopper.
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Good news from faraway places is coming your way, Gemini.
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Friends and classmates of mine died in that faraway place.
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All that, however, took place in the faraway 20th century.
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Then the truckloads of hay showed up from faraway states.
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It really would have seemed like a very faraway concept.
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He'd recount tales of memorable meals eaten in faraway lands.
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Travel and nature writing to transport you to faraway places.
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He appears in Wim Wenders's 1993 film Faraway, So Close!
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A crush from a faraway place will catch your attention.
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He might buy his diesel from a local retailer, but that diesel very likely comes from crude oil drilled in some faraway place (from Canada to the Middle East) and refined in another faraway place.
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You guys collaborate with a lot of people on Faraway Reach.
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News from a faraway place or lover could arrive this evening.
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Good vibes will flow to you from faraway places and people.
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Love notes from faraway places will be coming your way soon.
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Messages from faraway places may arrive at this time as well.
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News from a faraway place is on its way this morning.
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Get out of your head and go to a faraway land!
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Given to dreamy, faraway looks, Jimmie seems not quite there, either.
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Faraway Style Not long ago, interiors were expected to be chill.
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Suddenly, I realized that the faraway hill was no ordinary hill.
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A boy learns of a faraway land without guns or gangs.
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So the refugees have set their sights on a faraway dream.
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Unexpected news from faraway places and people is coming your way!
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Their light has a faraway, amber quality you could call cheerful gloom.
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If an all-inclusive, faraway wedding is in your cards, read on.
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THE FARAWAY FRIEND My best, best, BEST friend lives in New York.
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News from faraway places about exciting, inspiring things is coming your way.
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And yet, there's that music in the air from a faraway place.
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Patrick's body was buried in a separate, faraway part of the property.
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"I didn't want the expensive proposal on a faraway island," he said.
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News from faraway places and people will come to you today, Capricorn.
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Photographs and dioramas, at their best, act as windows into faraway places.
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Some fantastic, lucky opportunities from faraway or unexpected news will arrive today.
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Why do we bother tracking faraway political developments and distant campaign speeches?
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Faraway farms raise the caterpillars until they pupate, or become a chrysalis.
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An atmosphere surrounds them that wafts in from the same faraway kingdom.
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In the Kingsclere Library, you see the books written by faraway friends.
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Or is there another path for startups from faraway countries these days?
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Now May is casting around for faraway friends to offset the damage.
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I'd have plenty of time later to jet off to faraway lands.
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One of his two employees is still stuck in a faraway village.
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Watch out for some amazing opportunities from faraway places during these days.
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They seem to have come from a faraway, mythical or imaginary land.
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Watch out for some love letters and gifts from faraway places, too!
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A very long time ago in a faraway galaxy, a star blew up.
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Swae wants his faraway lover both beneath the tree and beneath the mistletoe.
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Then on February 14, 2005 in the faraway land of San Mateo, Calif.
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The intersection of quantum computing and espionage may feel like a faraway future.
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The film opens with a group of colonists heading to a faraway world.
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We cannot wait for someone else, for faraway countries or far off bureaucracies.
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Especially if what you want is a log cabin or a faraway treehouse.
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Technology allows the authorities better ways of tracking down consumers in faraway places.
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Astronomers have observed this interaction taking place in faraway galaxies at high redshifts.
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Messenger planet Mercury enters fellow water sign Pisces, bringing news from faraway places.
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"In a faraway land long ago lived a king and his fair queen."
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According to some reports, it posted ads in faraway states for new hires.
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For now, womanhood is a faraway signal, a blinking light, visible, but indecipherable.
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By hiding Rikers in a faraway place, the community secretly pays the bill.
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A full moon in Libra arrives Friday, highlighting your relationships in faraway places.
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During holidays, the family travelled to faraway places for the elder Forman's work.
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Back then, it was all about fun and acquiring novelties from faraway places.
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But today will bring fun, too—friends from faraway places will say hello!
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Exciting conversations are also coming your way from faraway or unexpected places today!
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Your mood is heavy today, and you're dreaming about going to faraway lands.
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The whisper I thought might be faraway traffic was not that at all.
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And sometimes we are going to visit him in his new, faraway home.
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Witnessing eruptions on a faraway moon used to require more of a trek.
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But its most important source of material support is one faraway ally: America.
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"Hadar is not overseas or in a faraway country," he wrote on Twitter.
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News from faraway arrives as Mercury and Venus enter fellow air sign Libra.
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But that has not settled the matter for fans of the faraway Pluto.
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Imported food, whether it's from France, or other kinds of exotic, faraway places.
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The sense of isolation from the modern metropolises on the faraway coast persists.
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Many companies, he said, had qualms about relying on the faraway data centers.
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The camera lingers longer on Trevor's faraway looks than on any particular dog.
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For generations, exploration meant going to faraway lands and bringing back significant artifacts.
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You'll have a hard time sleeping tonight, with your mind in faraway places.
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Some are gradually forgetting their Greek and learning new languages in faraway lands.
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Communication planet Mercury enters fellow fire sign Sagittarius, bringing exciting news from faraway.
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You get to sit on your couch and get transported to a faraway destination.
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Australian sand was transported to a faraway desert to build Dubai's Burj Khalifa tower.
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"At most, a faraway admiration on Philip's part was more likely," the article reads.
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It's just you, the bubbles, and the soothing voice of a faraway meditation teacher.
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Without anything to fix on, there's no way to gauge that seemingly faraway rock.
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However, size alone does not make a faraway country an enormously attractive trading partner.
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News from faraway places will arrive and have a profound effect on you, Cancer.
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They were also sent to faraway relatives along with written accounts of the death.
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Inspired ideas and unexpected news from faraway places will come your way today, Leo.
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How does a group like yours end up touring in such a faraway place?
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Whatever happened to the dreamy war veteran with that faraway look in his eyes?
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The nak muay from Scotland died a young man's death in a faraway place.
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That project, he said, has observed spurts of infrared light in faraway star systems.
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Coral Castles's revival might be an isolated situation, a fluke in a faraway place.
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Important news arrives this evening, and surprises from faraway places are coming your way.
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Mercury enters fellow Water sign Pisces this evening, bringing you news from faraway places.
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Jumbo jets taking off from the adjacent Changi Airport are bound for faraway places.
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We install Skype on their phones so that they can talk to faraway grandchildren.
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I mean, I've seen them, but I've seen them on television in faraway lands.
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Too easy to become bitter as faraway politicians make choices that harm our community.
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It buoyed hope that she'd find refuge in this strange and faraway land. Years
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Smarter Living: Here are tips for finding a new home in a faraway place.
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"He organizes his research in the most faraway lands," a friend later told me.
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Thus, the faraway supernovas we spot with our telescopes are disproportionately blue and bright.
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Climate change is not a faraway problem, this study says — it's already affecting China's citizens.
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During marathon chat sessions with faraway friends, we gab for 20 minutes to an hour.
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But it's still tough to pinpoint the exact location of such a faraway, faint planet.
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The result is a dry-aged, calcified sound that still sounds strangely faraway and distant.
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Except for the crunch of sand and a few faraway barks and neighs, there's silence.
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"Damn, Coachella is lit," user Emily Mathason wrote over a faraway shot of the fire.
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Venus enters fellow Earth sign Virgo this evening, bringing messages of love from faraway places.
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The scientists tested the software using models that showed pedestrians, cyclists, and other faraway objects.
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Light left these faraway galaxies long ago, but Hubble can sleuth out this ancient luminosity.
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Venus enters fellow Fire sign Leo this evening, bringing you love notes from faraway places!
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News from faraway places and brilliant ideas from super smart people will arrive today, Taurus.
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Why didn't President Trump just appoint DeVos the ambassador to some faraway, tiny island nation?
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But the mass purchasing of distressed homes by faraway investors is having the opposite effect.
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Ms. Oyeyemi writes about ghosts and tyrants in faraway lands with a straight-faced confidence.
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News from faraway places, or about long-distance friends or lovers, could come your way.
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An exciting trip is on the horizon, and you receive sweet messages from faraway places.
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Sharing local food in a faraway country can give you an incipient sense of belonging.
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In person, he retains a curious combination of being at once faraway yet tuned in.
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Maintaining faraway friendships can seem just as daunting as starting fresh in a new place.
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Maybe you'll all agree to stay together here on Earth after considering these faraway worlds.
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This would be another season to wait for faraway free agents and groom the kids.
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"I saw it as a faraway past of black-and-white pictures," he told me.
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In my own giving, I have prioritized the faraway poor over the poor at home.
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Today will be exciting: News from a faraway or important place is coming your way.
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As with the merchants of old, the biggest opportunities lie in faraway lands, especially Asia.
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Cracker and Aquaria playfully batted shady shuttlecocks and cackled about their silly, faraway-seeming feud.
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Clearly, it was made by the Phoenicians or other visitors from faraway places, they insisted.
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Amid the panorama below, Burns spotted a constellation of tiny dots in a faraway meadow.
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For a faraway fan starting to come back into the fold, that's worth much more.
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If that person wins the presidency, it will be because of people in faraway places.
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But it is not easy to forget roots that have been planted in faraway places.
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If you hear the faraway put–put of gunfire, try to hide in a bush.
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The first image was taken in November and features a photobomb from a faraway galaxy.
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The writer of the note also claims to be in a faraway country, usually China.
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And the level of shame—having represented victims of coaches, teachers, principals—is faraway worse.
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But we were mostly thinking of ourselves, not those who were actually dying on faraway soil.
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Stone's faraway gaze while walking down Main Street may be hiding a world of magical thinking.
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You'll see the horrors of a faraway place, Meet the architects of law face to face.
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People that go to faraway places to help out are great, but must suffer the consequences!
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That way, they'll have an even more comprehensive map and maybe find even more faraway sources.
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The new tech serves an old principle: people trust their fellow citizens more than faraway leaders.
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Venus enters fellow Water sign Scorpio on November 7, bringing you love notes from faraway places.
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Let's talk about the idea of using radios and TV sets to pick up faraway signals.
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Reading glasses are a clunky fix, because they clarify close vision while making faraway objects blurry.
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She gets a faraway look in her eyes, and raises her hands as if in worship.
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Venus enters Virgo on September 19, bringing you good news (and love letters) from faraway places.
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Now 11, an Iraqi girl heads to another faraway land to face another crisis — with hope.
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On March 13, communication planet Mercury enters Fire sign Aries, bringing you news from faraway places.
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Good news will arrive from faraway places, or you might even develop a long-distance crush.
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From here, the panorama spans vineyard-striped valleys, faraway villages and the distant snow-capped Alps.
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Jellyby, who obsessively advocates for a faraway population but neglects to care for her own kids.
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These individuals in faraway states have no input whatsoever on the shenanigans plaguing the West Coast.
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They want us to be ruled by undemocratic, unaccountable bureaucrats in a faraway place like Brussels.
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A 21-foot-wide folding beryllium mirror will help the telescope observe faraway galaxies in detail.
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Administratively, Guadeloupe is a department of France — a faraway one, but nevertheless part of the country.
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On June 12, Mercury enters Gemini, further inspiring you to connect with faraway people and places.
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What faraway, questionable penpals did you used to message in your early days of the internet?
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The Moon is in fellow Air sign Libra today, sending you good vibes from faraway places.
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This can be frustrating, especially if you have a dinner reservation or plans at faraway location.
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According to William Fuller of the real estate brokerage, Remax, "Faraway" comprises the island's eastern point.
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But I was actually here, in this faraway hotel room, shouting into a pile of pillows.
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Over time, the fighting spread to faraway imperial outposts, including China, the Middle East and Africa.
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For many, the drama in faraway Washington can feel remote next to more pressing local questions.
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" Not: "What is the strategic wisdom of American military intervention in a small, faraway Asian country?
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NEW DELHI — The phone calls started before dawn, frantic young men dialing relatives in faraway villages.
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These faraway glimpses at Amy are what make her seem self-obsessed, even underserving of kindness.
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The sweets are sometimes used in lieu of packing peanuts in gift boxes for faraway soldiers.
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"Each piece conveys devotion, hard work and mystery from women of a faraway past," she said.
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Good news from faraway places arrives this afternoon, and interesting conversations come up in your relationships tonight.
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She travels to a faraway country and endures hardships and trials, but eventually, she finds a family.
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Faraway Reach stretches ever higher into ethereal vibes while keeping feet firmly rooted on the dance floor.
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GOVERNING a country polarised, uncertain and isolated from Europe, its female leader seeks salvation in faraway lands.
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What was going inside the headsets was a video of children playing soccer in some faraway place.
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Artists, curators, billionaire collectors and directors of faraway museums gather see new work by their chosen artists.
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For instance, it's a great way to learn what kinds of gases are in a faraway galaxy.
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On a faraway hill, a massive Yachay sign looms over a lush valley dotted with building sites.
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The confluence of these faraway factors had led to a sea-change in foreigners attitude toward Japan.
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One side, the "stabilists," says that fierce polar winds blew the creatures aloft from a faraway ocean.
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Communication planet Mercury enters fellow Fire sign Leo on July 5, bringing you news from faraway places.
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People use Skype to get things done – calling faraway friends, placing work calls, and even recording podcasts.
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A train's faraway approach shook the platform, and her heart was the same, juddering at a remove.
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They stand in some faraway studio, looking at your screen name and shouting instructions into a microphone.
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We were all performing and competing for attention from the Bachelor, the producer, and some faraway audience.
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Your ruling planet, Mercury, enters fellow Earth sign Taurus today, delivering news to you from faraway places.
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It's another deft way Jemisin speaks to the times, even as her stories unfold on faraway planets.
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Three protruding capes lie in between, and on clear winter mornings, faraway Corsica floats on the horizon.
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It's that faraway place in everyone's heart — a little beyond one's reach but never beyond one's hope.
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Their faraway glances and forced smiles suggest that the problems they face ultimately come down to fear.
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We cannot wait for someone else, for faraway countries or far-off bureaucrats -- we can't do it.
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India is this exotic, faraway place that movies like The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel play in to.
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Probably from around the same time when "Faraway" appeared on old yacht charts, according to Portland Monthly.
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In the ad, a vigilant bartender spots a faraway female patron gazing disappointingly at a wine glass.
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Digital villainy can be launched from faraway states, or countries, eliminating physical threats the police traditionally confront.
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Fantastic, mind-expanding experiences will come you way, and you'll be introduced to people from faraway places.
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And it's really difficult, now in this faraway land, to reach the people he wants to reach.
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But she hopes to return to NASA one day, she said, studying icy moons of faraway planets.
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A longer cable lets you use your phone in bed while it's plugged in that faraway outlet.
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Is there no end to ill-conceived military exploits in a faraway land we know nothing about?
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But for the rest of the world, the Dresden robbery is a faraway story of derring-do.
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Here, most people view the American pastime, if they know it at all, as a faraway curiosity.
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In the past, it was only possible to view certain faraway stories, usually major events or protests.
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"In my own giving, I have prioritized the faraway poor over the poor at home," he writes.
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"This is not a time to talk about an embassy in a foreign country faraway," he said.
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Growing up, I used to think wars happened either in faraway places or a long time ago.
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By detecting the faraway waves, Adams explains, astronomers can reconstruct the very beginnings of the universe itself.
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And yet, like a lighthouse blinking on a faraway shore, I think Google is up to something good.
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These days, many of us must travel home from faraway cities to share a meal with our parents.
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With new storytelling formats, aid organizations hope to ignite empathy in faraway viewers — and perhaps stoke some generosity.
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Palka points out that these exchanges of hair could be the most intimate reminders of a faraway friend.
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On the television screen, the mule's faraway body retracted the suggestion of life it had been pushing out.
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In the Chatman case, some of the videos made public show faraway views and images obscured by shadows.
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As a vulnerable contrast, "On Some Faraway Beach" could play during the credits of a Wes Anderson film.
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"You're out there away from everybody in the beauty of the desert," says Perry, with a faraway look.
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For decades, astronomers suspected that Smith Cloud hailed from a faraway locale beyond the edge of our galaxy.
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The unloved bureaucrats of faraway capitals will become as popular as firefighters once they mix with regular folk.
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It was like examining the beam of a faraway lighthouse in order to study the fog around it.
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The promised land remains a faraway dream, but reggae's soul continues to thrive, pure and rebellious as ever.
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The feature is part of a greater mission to frame Facebook as a way to explore faraway places.
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The Hubble Space Telescope has spent years staring into what's out there, collecting the light from faraway objects.
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We rode up and down and life kept pace, Everyone me or a postcard From a faraway place.
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They won't need us to explain the concept of "polyamory," or to read faraway wall menus to them.
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Why is domestic unrest in faraway countries like Egypt and Turkey such a problem for the United States?
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On October 16, the Sun does the same, bringing assistance from friends, teachers, and people in faraway places.
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A soldier returns home from a faraway war he didn't understand, to a country he no longer recognizes.
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A manga comic book, "The True Story of Carlos Ghosn," heralded a shadowy hero from a faraway land.
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"Untitled (58) 1970-71" is dominated by a slightly blurred woman with an open mouth and faraway eyes.
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Whatever the topic, Ms. Magic speaks with a faraway sense of wonder, her hazel eyes seeming to sparkle.
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There's a strip of water denoting the Pacific Ocean, and faraway blobs of rising land: Japan, China, Russia.
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Mr. Tillman had been trying to keep in touch with faraway volunteer dispatchers on one crowdsourced rescue site.
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His mayoralty had made him the kind of figure Republicans called upon as a surrogate in faraway states.
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People will be in the mood to socialize, and you can expect news from faraway places to arrive.
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In the faraway unfamiliar city, noises through a door that opened directly to the outside, we were terrified.
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Yet faraway government experts want to cushion people from the hardships that are the schools of self-reliance.
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"In terms of exerting political pressure, the internet coming to faraway cities is pretty amazing," Mr. Markelov said.
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If you're moving to a faraway city, some careful planning can help you find a place to live.
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Coblentz holds a dish of algae-based "caviar," designed to remind space-faring earthlings of their faraway home.
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Venus enters fellow fire sign Sagittarius, bringing you good news from faraway places and inspiring you to travel.
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From faraway Zurich, Lenin could do little but write denunciations of the "social chauvinists" who supported the war.
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Your mind is in faraway places as the Moon wraps up its time in fellow Fire sign Sagittarius today.
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If you don't come from New York, if you don't come from LA, those worlds, they seem very faraway.
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Russia has launched cyber-attacks, spread disinformation and interfered in the domestic affairs of both neighbouring and faraway countries.
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Why do we worry so much about what happens in faraway places like Ukraine or the South China Sea?
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Last season, his homage to Schiaparelli's notable Pagan collection saw Guyon cull techniques and patterns from faraway African cultures.
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Instead of security becoming a faraway flaming hoop to jump through, teams should become responsible for their own security.
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Coppers call this new business model "county lines", after the mobile numbers that faraway clients use to place orders.
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A freight forwarder organizes shipments from a supplier in one region and ships them to customers in faraway countries.
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Legends from faraway cities in Essos also speak of this darkness, so something like it presumably really did happen.
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But when the chocolate flavors were different, most participants (59%) chose to drop the survey at the faraway location.
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No one really knows the ins-and-outs of the 22-year-old's formative year in the faraway state.
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No, this isn't our way of telling you that you're the long-lost heir to a faraway throne (sorry).
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Mercury makes a harmonious connection with your ruling planet, Neptune, on October 24, bringing inspiring news from faraway places.
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In the faraway realms at the bottom of the Earth, Antarctic scientists have unexpectedly recorded bizarre drone-like sounds.
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In any case, watch out for running into friends from faraway places and take time to reflect and meditate.
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Since then, one-off shows in faraway places like Warsaw and Zaragoza, Spain, have appeared intermittently on her website.
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Tech Fix The summer travel season will soon be upon us, with notions of escape, unplugging and faraway lands.
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If calamity strikes, however, the villages' remoteness can become a curse when residents need medical attention in faraway clinics.
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We all have this romantic vision of travel to faraway places with beautiful sunsets, gorgeous beaches and interesting people.
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One day in November, he heard the faraway cranking of a gate, followed by muffled footsteps in the corridor.
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The most exciting projects are perhaps no longer in faraway forests and canyons, but just there on our doorstep.
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"For the government, it's a faraway place where what happens doesn't impose any pain on the mainland," he said.
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Fortunately, an escape comes tonight—and you may not even have to take a faraway trip to feel inspired.
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And millions are moving, from country to city, and to cities in faraway countries, where they are increasingly unwelcome.
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You don't have to travel to a faraway retreat or make on any special preparations to reap the benefits.
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The cottage on the "Faraway" estate boasts seven bedrooms, five full bathrooms, and 7,100 square feet of living space.
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Poggio travels to faraway monasteries and finds esoteric classical texts in order to recopy them in beautiful humanist script.
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Whether or not you're in school or abroad, new experiences and connections with faraway people are coming your way!
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It draws brilliant distance runners with faraway eyes, fleet-footed apparitions that disappear quickly into the early morning shadows.
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She sees the faraway school as the only way out of Wolf Point and the issues plaguing her community.
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The general pointed south on a map and explained that the faraway land mattered for his country's national security.
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But then equally solid evidence emerges placing Terry at a faraway teacher's conference at the time of the murder.
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Unlike the movie that occasioned it, "The Lion King: The Gift" is no remake or reiteration, no faraway fable.
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It all began with a question about L. Frank Baum's off-the-cuff story about a faraway magical land.
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It became a ritual for her: drifting off in her San Antonio bedroom to the sounds of faraway voices.
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It offers insight into Americans' TV diet at the time, in which military engagement is just one faraway part.
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Venus also enters Scorpio (another Water sign!) today, which means love from faraway places may be coming your way.
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The Bonyard, according to Hines, also represents the US military air service that powered America to victory in faraway lands.
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They will watch to gauge our new leaders' political will to balance domestic priorities with helping people in faraway places.
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Exciting news from faraway places is on the way thanks to Mercury and Mars meeting in fellow Water sign Cancer.
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I did not answer, but I could stand in that holy place, skimming the edge of a familiar, faraway joy.
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Venus enters fellow Water sign Pisces today, bringing you love (and valuables, as Venus also rules money) from faraway places.
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But the thought that faraway stars could have had a tangible impact on our present-day world is certainly intriguing.
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That's according to new, highly precise measurements of the distance between 19 faraway galaxies acquired by the Hubble Space Telescope.
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Young kids may also not know the difference between reality and fiction or a faraway threat versus a close one.
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Right now only major powers can toss a few explosives at a faraway enemy to drive home a political point.
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For now, I prefer to enjoy the brutal gameplay of Survivor, alongside the incredible natural beauty of these faraway locations.
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What did the worlds we love in that faraway galaxy look like before they came into our lives, fully formed?
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There was the experience of walking through a faraway jungle, and the one where he sat inside a fireworks display.
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There are actually a couple reasons why it's so difficult to describe how these mysterious, faraway planets influence our lives.
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Also: You may receive some news from a faraway place, as well as engage with the media or publish something!
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They move to faraway neighborhoods or out of state, though even this is not enough to keep some people away.
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Over the years, he expanded his influence by sending Cuban troops into faraway wars, including 350,000 to fight in Africa.
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You would lean against the lockers with a faraway expression on your face and let people assume whatever they wanted.
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But above all, it's seriously funny, and a great viewing option for anyone who might be missing a faraway pal.
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People often picture shady people in faraway countries committing fraud with a credit card number or an IRS tax PIN.
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Also on February 3, your ruling planet Venus enters fellow earth sign Capricorn, bringing you lovely messages from faraway places.
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Thankfully, due to modern technology (hello, Snapchat), staying in touch with friends in faraway places is becoming easier and easier.
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Chaudhary Sahib felt slighted, made a few phone calls and got Janmohamed transferred to a school in a faraway village.
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Weapons from a faraway, long-ago war are flowing into immigrant neighborhoods here, puncturing Swedes' sense of confidence and security.
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Those faraway lights in the sky moved in predictable ways and had clear effects on our seasons, tides, and harvests.
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Communication planet Mercury has been bringing you news from faraway places and encouraging you to look at the big picture.
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They spoke with ease about music, art, and faraway places and wrote beautiful papers about books I had not read.
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Instead, they bought gifts that would be sent to refugees in faraway camps — sleeping bags, blankets, solar lamps and onesies.
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The story begins simply: An art student asks a well-known playwright to sign a book for her faraway friend.
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Instead of being the faraway victim that Ms. Yovanovitch was, Ms. Hill is the experienced hand inside the White House.
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If you're not geographically diverse, it's hard to even speak a language that makes sense to folks in faraway places.
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I can tell by the faraway look in my colleagues' eyes as we hear profound truths communicated sparsely and majestically.
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But it is also far lonelier than the experience I shared with those long-ago friends, in those faraway towns.
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Crazy shit is going on in your social life, and news from faraway or unexpected places is coming your way.
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The Moon in Aquarius squares off with Jupiter early this morning, finding you dreaming about faraway places and philosophical matters.
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At that time, no one wanted the faraway assignments, even though the opportunities for advancement in Europe were limited for women.
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TESS is an Earth-orbiting instrument meant to spot faraway planets circling some 200,000 stars within 300 light-years of Earth.
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But largely it'll just exist in your mind as a faraway, unpleasant fact, a bit like the looming spectacle of death.
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Rather than bring power from faraway power plants, distributed generation systems would provide remote villages with cheap, flexible and renewable power.
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On the next day, Mercury will also connect with Jupiter, which means lucky opportunities will come your way from faraway places.
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Perhaps they first try to imagine how the planets in our own Solar System might appear to a faraway alien world.
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These types of telescopes are meant to detect radio emissions from the sky, and could help detect faraway messages from space.
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The space system could be used to travel deep into the solar system in order to visit faraway moons and planets.
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They do not speak the French language—they came from a very faraway country that the French do not know about.
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It's that they want us to think about, and work on, today's real-world problems as well as tomorrow's faraway ones.
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The beach was off-limits to spectators Friday, but hundreds lined nearby bluffs for a faraway view of the frothing surf.
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Judging by her and Prince Harry's love for traveling to faraway places, the couple will continue to rack up miles together.
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Starship, for instance, relies on operators in Estonia to track and manage bots as they make their deliveries in faraway countries.
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The Moon enters Sagittarius today, a sign that's all about faraway places... but you'll keep it simple and stay at home.
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The 2100s are a time for settling in to friendly acquaintances and hanging on to faraway friends over texts and Facebook.
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Faraway, along the eastern horizon, a pair of perfectly formed volcanic domes lay like soft breasts tanning in the morning sun.
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A 21-foot-wide folding beryllium mirror will help the telescope observe faraway galaxies in detail and capture extremely faint signals.
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A plate of 3-D-printed ravioli, for example, would be fresher than store-bought ravioli produced in a faraway factory.
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Andrea (Sofia Black-D'Elia), a young woman with sad, faraway eyes, mistakes him for a working cabby and hails a ride.
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He lives in a faraway valley with nine other giants who call him Runt (everything is relative) and mock his vegetarianism.
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But now, instead of watching the president create drama on cable television from a faraway capital, millions are living it themselves.
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Its efforts have been disjointed, with soldiers, diplomats and spies pushing conflicting priorities that only the faraway president can adjudicate between.
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The bus was full of young innocent Army privates, having no idea what awaited us in this faraway Southeast Asian land.
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From a young age, Mr. Chau became fixated on the idea of traveling to faraway lands and sharing his Christian faith.
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A year later, all of European security was threatened again because of a standoff between Moscow and Washington in faraway Cuba.
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News about the coronavirus pandemic, which has infected more than 182,000 people, has reached the most faraway corners of the world.
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I also experienced this feeling reading about Potemkin villages: architectural facades often simulating faraway places, like a Harlem in western Sweden.
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They recently couldn't see the hills at all, because thick smoke from the faraway Camp Fire had settled into the valley.
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The event is called a lunar occultation, and it occurs whenever the moon passes in front of a faraway celestial object.
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The inmates say the show is a spiritual balm that helps them cope with life behind bars in a faraway land.
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Her visits over a decade and a half to these faraway rural geniuses are what "Infused: Adventures in Tea" is about.
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The questions they all first addressed in a faraway, predigital period may be even more relevant today than they were then.
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These were once the sorts of things we would expect to encounter in faraway lands, with dubious hygiene and stick shifts.
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An earlier version of this article misspelled the surname of the lead author of a recent paper about three faraway galaxies.
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An earlier version of this article misspelled the surname of the lead author of a recent paper about three faraway galaxies.
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The effect is not dissimilar to how you might cup your hands around your mouth to yell at a faraway friend.
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The tactic forces police to respond in faraway places and the protesters are often gone by the time the authorities arrive.
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Space telescopes like Hubble, Spitzer, and the Chandra X-Ray Observatory have been capturing images of faraway galaxies in unprecedented detail.
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In the three minute clip, the soothing voice of Spanish singer-songwriter Rosalía introduces us to the faraway island of Eroda.
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Her father sells her into the service of a witch, and she is is taken to a faraway castle in Aretuza.
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Well, most of the leads point me to job offers in faraway states that require teaching licenses in physics or chemistry.
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Shiffrin is a unique selling point, but the template has its limits, whether you arrive from nearby Burlington or faraway Beijing.
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How wonderful would it be, while we discover faraway planets, to rediscover the needs of the brothers and sisters orbiting around us?
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The search for biosignature gases around faraway exoplanets "is an inherently messy problem," said Victoria Meadows, an Australian powerhouse who heads VPL.
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Once we're inside, the universal human truths we find there help us find ourselves — even in faraway places and radically different cultures.
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How wonderful would it be, while we discover faraway planets, to rediscover the needs of the brothers and sisters orbiting around us.
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The Milky Way is filled with interstellar dust that makes it nearly impossible to see any visible light coming from faraway sources.
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WHEN MINISTERS from faraway countries tour Western financial centres to tout their plans for economic reform, their presentations are often drearily predictable.
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In the EU, negotiations took place in Washington, Ottawa and Brussels, faraway lands of which British voters knew little and cared less.
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But a manufacturing plant in a faraway country is less visible than foreign workers on local construction sites or meat-processing lines.
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Facebook's Portal allows you to video chat with faraway friends, by way of a big HD screen and a 12-megapixel camera.
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Around midday in Orleans, the sun is just coming up in Guam, where Peterson's oldest son lives with Marlowe, her faraway grandchild.
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Hulking metal monsters, controlled by people from faraway antennae that get addicted to the use of the robots, are attacking the city.
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For destination weddings, where people have already jetted off to a faraway locale, it also makes sense to keep the party going.
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Are you willing to be the squeaky wheel that asks for it not to be posted for the faraway relatives to see?
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This is a great time to travel (especially since Mercury retrograde will be over!) and faraway lovers will be on your radar.
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And they're rising faster than in the United States, where the housing market has been hot, even in faraway places like Iceland.
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Faraway Reach features a long list of collaborators, including the former king of Auto-Tune himself, T-Pain; Passion Pit, Holy Ghost!
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ADHD, a band from Iceland, found fans in faraway places by weaving rock influences into its compositions featuring saxophone, organ and guitar.
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In some ways, it seemed so modern, similar to the late-night requests to radio stations for songs dedicated to faraway sweethearts.
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Many of them, he learned, had come from faraway villages, with little or no money, to get medical treatment for their children.
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News from faraway places, or concerning school or travel, is coming your way—but it may be delayed thanks to Mercury retrograde.
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Mercury meets Venus on October 15, bringing a sweet message from a faraway place—one that likely should have arrived long ago.
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I think because we had both been babies in these faraway countries—far from our language and our grandparents and our food.
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She described experiencing harassment at the festival in 2015 while walking to faraway campgrounds by herself at the end of the night.
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Help comes from unexpected and faraway places later today, but things could get overwhelming this evening, so make it an early night.
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The implicit, and sometimes explicit, message is that the Galaxy aren't of Los Angeles, and play in the faraway land of Carson.
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Jean and his difficulties with his faraway partner (Maria Valverde) get most of the attention, but there are clichés to go around.
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"I think it's important that the people in the faraway land D.C. understand what's going on in a small town," she said.
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When Americans hear about "tribalism," they often imagine a faraway land where one ethnic or religious faction mercilessly persecutes another for generations.
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The muddy water that does flow into Texas is something of a mirage, released from reservoirs or even imported from faraway basins.
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Pet food manufactured nearby or that contains locally sourced ingredients generally has a smaller footprint than pet food shipped from faraway places.
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But like so many stories about events outside of the United States, little American attention is being paid to this faraway tragedy.
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He was so restrained in the act that in my fog it seemed faraway and lulling, like something happening to somebody else.
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Ever wish you could start your own silent disco or have the audio from a faraway TV beamed directly into your ears?
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But it barely moves the needle in Washington, because it seems like such a faraway issue to people inside the Beltway bubble.
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There are old favorite restaurants I'd long forgotten about, for example, and reminders of spots I visited in faraway towns on vacations.
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Both of these could be used to spot faraway targets for hypersonic and other missiles, point out Mr Bondaz and Mr Delory.
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Like the sea — faraway, yet full of possibility — Danlan would be a sanctuary for gay men to express their hopes and fears.
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The reader is ushered into a galaxy of Jewishness, from the Ottoman court to faraway China by way of Cochin in India.
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Ever wish you could start your own silent disco, or have the audio from a faraway TV beamed directly into your ears?
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But as Beijing grows more comfortable with the security situation in East Asia, it has taken to seeking influence in faraway regions.
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No longer a special event requiring an appointment, video chat has become a way kids can share everyday events with faraway families.
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There are sweet, silly explorations, like Super Pools N' Ghosts, and games that feel weighty, like the cyberpunk adventure, Norco: Faraway Lights.
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British photographer Rory Carnegie imagines all of these creatures and more roaming faraway lands in his ongoing series Long Ago and Far Away.
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The weeklong festival celebrates an unlikely two-way traffic in people, tastes and ideas between this walled, medieval Tuscan town and faraway Scotland.
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In Asia, allies like Japan and South Korea would almost certainly balk at hosting missiles, forcing America to concentrate them on faraway Guam.
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"If you believe you understand this person and yet something like this could happen, [suicide] is no longer this faraway concept," she says.
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Their six-figure salaries boosted the local economy and inflated the housing market, which attracted speculative investors from faraway Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane.
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Not so long ago, in a faraway sweatbox city called Bangkok, that was the square root of my day-to-day existential problem.
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They want to make stuff, and they want to do that personally, not outsource to faraway places like China the process of making.
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The company then resells this clean electricity, at variable wholesale prices, into that faraway grid, thereby helping to offset its overall carbon footprint.
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The ESA has released a brand new image of a faraway galaxy, which the agency says just broke all existing cosmic distance records.
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Three years later, it's ready to meet up with another faraway target, a rock nicknamed Ultima Thule located 212 billion miles beyond Pluto.
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I'll bet our 5-year-old always remembers the birthday her daddy called from his faraway ship, just to sing her a song.
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Downstairs, there are hints of Nate's past life in the form of of stylish art prints from faraway places like Sana'a and Nepal.
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The new moon on Wednesday occurs in your house of faraway travels and studies, giving you a refreshed energy towards expanding your perspective.
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Venus in Gemini is a highly flirtatious, curious energy, and you'll likely do some traveling or receive good news from a faraway place.
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So, again, in a counterintuitive move, you're not going to head to some faraway country or secluded farm but a big-ass city.
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Once the turtles leave the protected beach, they head to faraway foraging grounds scientists hope to learn more about thanks to the program.
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Credit... From the safe remove of a faraway place, the devastation and fear that have accompanied California's wildfires can be hard to grasp.
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Nixplay Seed Digital Photo Frame The Nixplay Seed digital photo frame is perfect way to keep faraway friends and family members in sight.
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Instead, with the red carpet cascading down the stairs at the center, the event took on some trappings of a faraway society event.
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He has the faraway look of a man perpetually considering life's deeper mysteries, though he has a weakness for Real Madrid and moonshine.
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The group benefits from this uncertainty, playing up claims of responsibility to better terrorize faraway communities that it might otherwise strain to reach.
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BUT THEN HERE HE IS AGAIN, now grasping a Cardiff shirt with his grubby, treacherous fingers, sporting that very same faraway facial expression.
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Far Cry has always had a colonial flavor, with the hero dropping into an unfamiliar, faraway culture just in time to save it.
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But if something goes wrong in a faraway place, medical help may be difficult to come by, and it could be expensive, too.
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He was quiet and bookish, and thrilled when he found faraway new friends in online discussion forums—an early version of the Internet.
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If there were ever sentient beings in the Ophiuchus cluster, a faraway conglomeration of galaxies in the southern sky, they are long gone.
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With their last two universally beloved full-length albums, Monolord boasted faraway, almost incorporeal vocals behind an enormously loud attack of droning riffs.
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This isn't even including #NBATwitter, a magical, faraway place where bloggers, players and fans all convene to meme, feud and lust for analytics.
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Some laid bricks for about $1.50 a day, while others joined the Afghan Army for $200 a month and disappeared to faraway battlefields.
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While the police in major cities have gone through biometric registration, reaching all of them in faraway districts has been a difficult task.
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Heaven, in this case, was a small planet orbiting a faraway sun, a planet from which he would never be able to return.
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In some cases, black students are forced to go to faraway schools because they fail to win slots in coveted, nearby magnet schools.
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My eternal scene takes place in a faraway country, the one in which I was born and of which I have no memory.
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"I guess in a faraway place it did cross my mind: How could I ever top this?" he said by telephone from Prague.
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But if construction is to continue, it must not happen quietly or be obscured by media narratives spun in faraway centers of power.
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Relationships with people who are either in or from faraway places, and relationships with your classmates are more prominent in the coming weeks.
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"Past leaders transformed faraway nations into blood-soaked war zones," Trump said at a campaign rally in Florida at the end of November.
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For the last four years, they have plumbed the deep history of the universe, using violent, faraway cataclysms called quasars as distance markers.
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Mercury enters fellow fire sign Leo on June 26, putting you in an especially adventurous mood and bringing you news from faraway places.
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He never travelled far, but deployed his frantic imagination to render faraway places like the American West or the golden beaches of the Caribbean.
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Not everyone enjoys saving money, and delaying their ability to reap the rewards of cash they've earned until some faraway date in the future.
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Kourtney Kardashian left only a teeny bit to the imagination with a faraway shot followed by a closeup of her extremely hot crossed buns.
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I remember the jagged pain, but I can't pull it up anymore; it feels faraway and filmy, a fact I trust but can't verify.
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Your mind is traveling to very faraway places now that Mercury is in fellow Water sign Cancer—is it time for a trip, Scorpio?
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It was a diverse crowd of men and women and gender non-binary, LGBTQ and allies, young and old, Washingtonians and activists from faraway.
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On November 11, Venus enters Capricorn, which will find you receiving flirty messages (or checks—again, Venus rules love and money) from faraway places!
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"The eye must always be ready," he seems to whisper from the faraway waters of Cap d'Antibes, and I hear him loud and clear.
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But mistakes happen: I twice made the error of engaging in faraway cyber flings with people I knew I'd never meet in real life.
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Resist that urge, pop open this Key Lime IPA and pretend you're on a faraway island where people like Dumb Donald simply don't exist.
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Like most Indians, Mrs Prajapati would have struggled to identify herself to the authorities a few years ago, let alone to a faraway bank.
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Part of the emphasis of regionalism is on creativity moving beyond centers of production, and embracing faraway places as viable stages for contemporary art.
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"Astronomers hope that Hubble's long-term monitoring of the outer planets will help them unravel the mysteries that still persist about these faraway worlds."
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We need to spot Planet 9 in the sky; no easy feat seeing as cold and faraway objects emit very little light or heat.
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What long seemed like the foreign spectacles of faraway places now feels like a clash of cultures playing out on the West's very soil.
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The volcanic eruption of Mount Tambora in faraway Indonesia had plunged Europe beneath unceasing cloud; 1816 was known as "the year without a summer".
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With the press of a button, you'll be transported to faraway places like the Grand Canyon, a Trump rally, deep space, and more. Wow!
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The couple first shot to internet fame in 2015, when their exotic faraway vacations and impeccably filtered lives became featured on YouTube and Instagram.
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"How wonderful would it be, while we discover faraway planets, to rediscover the needs of the brothers and sisters orbiting around us," he said.
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Do you feel like you owe it to your fans to do this, to go these faraway places just so they can see you?
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The KMT is now in the wilderness even if Ma Ying-jeou, president since 2008, limps on until Ms Tsai's inauguration in faraway May.
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Alan's guide on this faraway planet is Yousef (Alexander Black), a goofy, oddly paranoid taxi driver who is obsessed with loud American rock music.
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To celebrate, we offer this quiz, where you can test your new knowledge of peculiar facts about faraway places — or learn some new ones.
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At once picturesque and poor, Soloneshnoye, like so much of rural Russia, was passed over by the oil boom and bust of faraway Moscow.
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Mercury will also enter Aquarius on January 24, bringing news from faraway places and inspiring you to share your brilliant ideas with the world.
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Recently, though, those pictures resurfaced and a selection is on display in The Faraway Nearby, an exhibition at the Ryerson Image Center in Toronto.
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Resist that urge, pop open this key lime DIPA and pretend you're on a faraway island where people like Dumb Donald simply don't exist.
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There are few items in our homes that didn't originate as disparate components in faraway supply plants, touched by many hands in multiple countries.
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Venus is in fellow Fire sign Leo, bringing you good news, and love letters from faraway places, and encouraging you to expand your reach.
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But when the crisis at hand is about elections and economic recessions, it's hard to make decisions that take that faraway world into account.
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Virtual reality, which has been used by brokers to entice customers to buy homes in faraway cities, conveys what the builder wants to show.
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The accidental and unintentional sounds of everyday life, from coughs to faraway sirens to the hum of an air conditioner, become the piece itself.
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Transnational groups like the Islamic State or Al Qaeda are eager to claim faraway attacks and have the public relations machinery to do so.
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As the night prepares to fall on this faraway enchanted land, the workers return to the wineries carrying cases filled with the precious fruit.
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JWST's 21-foot-wide beryllium mirror and new infrared technology will enable it to distinguish between different molecules in the atmospheres of faraway planets.
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The European goliath will be able to see the glow of planets orbiting other stars and peer into the black hearts of faraway galaxies.
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It always helps to know what you want before you start the apartment search, but it's doubly important when moving to a faraway city.
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Extraterrestrial events — the collision of faraway black holes, a comet slamming into Jupiter — evoke wonder on Earth but rarely a sense of local urgency.
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I never dreamed that I'd come to find delight in everything that is everyday and seemingly without interest in my faraway neighborhood, nothing special.
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The light from these faraway space rocks is easily overpowered by the light coming from their parent stars, making them incredibly hard to see.
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Like Mr. Holmes, he finds comfort in "Star Wars" jokes, opening his show in a Jedi cloak and intoning darkly about faraway star systems.
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The family asked the store to put the game on hold, drove like mad towards the faraway GameStop, and hoped the employee wasn't lying.
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Ties Roots that have been planted in faraway places shape an identity, a curiosity and a desire to know more about who you are.
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But taking direct images of exoplanets, and turning them into videos so we can watch their orbits, makes these faraway worlds a little more real.
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Messenger planet Mercury enters fellow fire sign Leo today, which means you'll be traveling, publishing, and getting in touch with people in faraway places—exciting!
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There's a certain image we have of pianist Bill Evans: Lean, bespectacled, smoking, a faraway look in his eyes, head bowed low over the keyboard.
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The overarching message: Those who deal with wild horses on the land should dictate how to manage horses on the land, and not faraway regulators.
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As the vague title suggests, he's not exactly spilling his guts or revealing the source of all those longing, faraway gazes he's so fond of.
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The vast majority of our fruits and vegetables comes to us on trucks and planes from faraway farms, and everything is always in season somewhere.
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While we wouldn't mind soaking up some sun on an exotic faraway island, our wallets (and vacation days) aren't as flexible as our bikini straps.
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Long before manticores were prized by assassins and alchemists, they lived happily in faraway jungles, feasting on smaller prey and growing as big as lobsters.
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In this case, a young operative sitting at a computer in Canberra successfully pretended to be a senior terrorist fighting in a faraway war zone.
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Moreover, those who dropped off the survey at the faraway location were significantly happier than those who dropped off the survey at the nearby location.
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For many people nearing the end of their work lives, the idea of setting sail for a new, faraway home is the stuff of dreams.
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"Sometimes when I tell [my story], and I'm thinking about it, it just feels like a different life... Almost like faraway dream," she tells me.
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Also on January 229, Mercury will enter Capricorn, bringing you messages from faraway places, and supporting you as you travel, study, and promote your work.
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Watch out for news from faraway places or news concerning school or work that you've been planning to publish or put out into the world.
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"This would be the part where people questioned the wisdom of a faraway war that took their healthy children and returned them broken," Lola says.
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So finding and studying the faraway remains of dead planets from the past could help scientists learn about the eventual fate of our own planet.
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Following is background to the crisis engulfing the overwhelmingly Muslim nation of 400,19883 people, whose faraway islands are best known as a luxury holiday destination.
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NASA scientists hope this technology will one day search for alien life on two faraway moons that hide vast oceans below thick sheets of ice.
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He was coming back from a two-week vacation, time he had spent not on some faraway beach but indulging his passion for landscaping work.
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Space Photos of the Week Martian Moons and Jovian Jaunts A close-up look at the universe's many wonders, from nearby planets to faraway galaxies.
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Communication planet Mercury enters fellow Water sign Scorpio today, bringing you news from faraway places and helping you look at things from a new perspective.
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Weaponizing and monetizing the animal instincts lurking inside our cortexes, our automatic responses to social stress, hints of danger, suggestions of collapse, spectacular faraway warnings.
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More often than not, they have no choice but to bring those items back in large quantities after they've visited their faraway countries of origin.
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The earliest gothic literature from the likes of Horace Walpole and Mary Shelley were, likewise, in the style of discovered documents detailing grisly faraway events.
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A 21-foot-wide folding beryllium mirror will help the telescope observe faraway galaxies in detail and capture extremely faint signals within our own galaxy.
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Critics lauded the way that Ms. Grifalconi's writing, packed with telling details of life in the village, made a faraway place relatable to her readers.
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There's a real depth to the recordings that you don't often get with this sort of faraway ambient-based music, with a maudlin 90s feel.
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Currently, scammers often display bogus numbers — sometimes spoofing official or local numbers meant to inspire trust, or faraway ones meant to play on your curiosity.
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When attending a video meeting in a conference room with a faraway camera, zoom in so the other meeting attendees can see your facial expressions.
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When the film picks up, the mother has died in a faraway hospital, and the family decides to journey into civilization to attend the funeral.
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As a child growing up in New York City's suburbs, I cherished our family summer vacations in Vermont, which seemed like a faraway pastoral dream.
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But we will no longer use American military might to construct democracies in faraway lands or try to rebuild other countries in our own image.
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The critics worry that eliminating the rule will pave the way for media consolidation, allowing local news broadcasters to be run by faraway network headquarters.
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After his parents introduce him to a woman they have arranged for him to marry, Akeem decides to find his own wife in faraway America.
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In-store purchases had a smaller greenhouse gas footprint than online purchases shipped from faraway distribution centers in 81 percent of the study's simulation runs.
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Day said he hardly recognized his mother after her operation two weeks ago because she had the absent gaze of someone in a faraway place.
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It isn't about some faraway threat, some radicalized guy in Syria, or some nation state positioning nuclear weapons our way; it is about your homes.
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Instead, Mr. Ortner argued, Mr. Gilbert felt more at home surfing, traveling to faraway destinations and frequenting exclusive social clubs in Manhattan and the Hamptons.
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Here are a few more activities to keep you busy this season: Dream of faraway places as you explore these Christmas destinations around the world.
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With Ohio hosting the GOP convention, first presidential debate and a key U.S. Senate race, residents have little reason to care about faraway Puerto Rico.
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These slight pieces of paper had been to faraway places, and by possessing them a person could own a tiny bit of the expansive world.
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In Point Hope, the new connection could mean better health care, as patients in the town and doctors in faraway cities communicate via seamless webcast.
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Images of disaster unfolding in faraway lands arrive faster than we can figure out how to pronounce the conflict's name or spell it from memory.
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Mars is a fantasy, a faraway and icy mistress beckoning us to leave this mess we've made and take our oxygen-starved chances with her.
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But we will no longer use American military might to construct democracies in faraway lands, or try to rebuild other countries in our own image.
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Palm trees foregrounded a faraway view of Downtown LA, and dogs and children, both of which constantly distracted Krell from our conversation, populated the sidewalks.
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But in a world as interconnected as ours has become, it may be spread not by a foreigner from faraway lands, but by any international traveler.
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For North Korea, capping off its ballistic missile arsenal with an ICBM isn't necessarily about launching strikes at faraway targets like the U.S. mainland, Lewis said.
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You can zoom in on faraway airborne creatures and use those photos to prove to your partner that the thing you saw really was an albatross.
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Restricted access often means pick-ups and drop-offs at faraway entry gates, and it can be a logistical mess for drivers trying to find someone.
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Even if foreign firms manage to hire savvy mainlanders, they are held back by having to report to faraway bosses with patchy knowledge of the market.
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How can a brand like Nike advocate for civil rights in the USA while turning a blind eye on the workers they exploit in faraway places?
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Hubble is an important tool for the astronomy community, taking images of everything from distant galaxies and stars to faraway objects in our own Solar System.
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Weird to think that once, at some point back in the distant mists of faraway history, like maybe last October, recreational marijuana use had been illegal.
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Funds are filling a void left by Western banks, which have shunned faraway borrowers since regulators asked for more capital to be held against exotic bets.
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Building pipelines from faraway oil fields such as the Bakken directly to the densely populated East Coast would be a boon to energy firms and consumers.
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The energy shifts the next day as Venus enters fellow earth sign Capricorn on November 25, bringing you blessings and messages of love from faraway places!
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I hadn't been in my sleeping bag in a dusty dormitory in Peru—I had been transported to some faraway place, and I preferred it there.
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They introduce an idea: use magnetism to manipulate a giant glowing ball, hit switches in just the right order to travel to a faraway gate, etc.
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I took another bite and relished the taste of the first great sandwich I'd had in more than a year of living in this faraway country.
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When Americans think of childhood hunger, they might picture the skeletal frames and swollen bellies of children from faraway nations — but that isn't the full story.
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True, they made it easier to put a desk together for whatever faraway office complex needed one—but we prized the guns for their entertainment value.
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With ties going back centuries, the interests of locals in Yunnan often run at cross-purposes with the desires of the central government in faraway Beijing.
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China, for the past few years, has been asserting ever greater control over faraway waters that were previously considered international or were claimed by other countries.
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A 21-foot-wide beryllium mirror will help the James Webb telescope observe faraway galaxies in detail and capture extremely faint signals within our own galaxy.
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We're figuring out how to live and study in France when you're from a faraway country, and I'd like to show other people what that's like.
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Sweet Venus enters fellow Fire sign Sagittarius, inspiring you to try new things and bringing you love from faraway places and lots of luck in general.
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If the character's separation from the show is anything but permanent — no going off to rehab or to visit a faraway relative — it'll be a distraction.
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"This is a long, long, faraway goal, but 2036 I am running for office to be president of the United States," she said matter-of-factly.
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Images of the faraway Vietnam War flashed across the screen of a small black-and-white television on a table in his childhood home in Connecticut.
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That's a good thing at a time when there may be a need to escape from Donald Trump into some faraway corner of this great land.
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"Our region must be diligent to guard against faraway powers," he said in an echo of what Chinese officials say about the United States in Asia.
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On a recent wintry morning, the multimedia artist Derrick Adams was sitting in his cozy basement studio in Brooklyn talking about distant cities and faraway times.
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Paradoxographies are stories about faraway, isolated places, most often islands, where authors envision contained environments within which they can construct exemplary societies, both good and bad.
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In less than half an hour, the Metro whisks you from Monastiraki Square to the port of Piraeus, where ferries and cruises depart to faraway destinations.
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While Sakurai continues to work tirelessly on the additional characters, he acknowledged it is "particularly difficult to meet with partners who are faraway," per Nintendo Life.
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Suddenly, I realized that the faraway hill I had seen repeatedly was no ordinary hill but a terminal moraine — a relic of the last ice age.
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For "Faraway," his latest production, the alliance includes the artists Zaria Forman and Trevor Paglen, the photojournalist George Steinmetz and the sci-fi author Ken Liu.
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The footage is charming, in the way that some images from the past tend to be, with their old-fashioned clothes and recognizable yet faraway worlds.
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He saw Africa not as a faraway and unknowable place, but as a continent of people not so different from us: friends worth making time for.
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These services run on devices that contain a microphone, and can be woken up to "hear" things you're saying and process them on a faraway server.
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Male breastfeeding was once the sole province of the exotic "other," observed on faraway expeditions; today the breastfeeding father seems to be just around the corner.
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From what I could tell from my faraway spot on the tree line, you had to be male, South American and totally fearless to play polo.
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The message that an international body in a faraway place shouldn't have control over the lives of each country's sovereign people was heard even more clearly.
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If Americans cannot agree about the message intended by striking Syria, Dr. Mercer said, faraway North Korean or Russian leaders will not have any clearer sense.
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As future telescopes widen the survey of Earth-like worlds, it's only a matter of time before a potential biosignature gas is detected in a faraway sky.
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The vacation of our dreams takes place on a faraway tropical beach; the cobblestone streets of an ancient city; a bed and breakfast in a neighboring state.
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Together, they were nominated for two Academy Awards for the song "Faraway Part of Town" from Pepe (20023) and "Second Chance" from Two for the Seesaw (1962).
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It can transport you to faraway places, give you inside access to your favorite celebrities, and even teach you how to do your makeup in the morning.
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There were parents with small children, elderly people on motorized scooters, couples FaceTiming with faraway friends, showing off the perfectly aligned rows of bok choy behind them.
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In fact, judging by her and Prince Harry's love for traveling to faraway places, the couple will continue to rack up miles together even after their wedding.
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But, you can't just grab one at random, leave it to collect dust on a faraway shelf, and expect it to lull you into a deep slumber.
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And gave it he did, as he hooked the ball over his head, back to the goal, and managed to catch the net in a faraway corner.
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Debbie Hayton, a transgender campaigner, reckons that, were she ever jailed, she might plump for a men's prison rather than a faraway transgender wing holding sex offenders.
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ISIS has had to resort to inspiring attacks because they have difficulty reaching the faraway United States, which in any event has fewer unintegrated and radicalized Muslims.
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Galland claimed to have heard it firsthand from a Syrian storyteller, but claiming your original story came from an exotic faraway source is a common literary device.
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Like a child who thinks her thumb is bigger than the moon, we overestimate the value of nearby pleasures and underestimate the severity of their faraway consequences.
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The highlight is the runway, where planes can "take off" and fly to faraway destinations, before returning (via a complex series of behind-the-scenes machinations) again.
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A long, long time ago, in a faraway and unfathomable era that predates Snapchat, social etiquette dictated that pearls were only to be worn after 5 p.m.
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Donald Trump may find it tough to get Republican leaders behind his campaign, but he's got some faraway fans trying to get the gods on his side.
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"We were hired every day, sometimes we couldn't go home for 20 days," said Amir Ali, a bone-thin man with hollowed cheeks and a faraway look.
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Many members of Congress whose districts were ravaged by Sandy's wind and water had, in the past, supported relief for faraway states struck by tornadoes and drought.
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If you can't actually be at a faraway beach getting a massage, the chair and the VR experience are likely the next best thing you can get.
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Even as he dethroned us from the center of the universe, Galileo couldn't envision the galaxies and faraway marvels that astronomers would see with more powerful telescopes.
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If she's anything like the stray in "The Stray," a bounty hunter who wanders off mission and gets stuck in a faraway crevasse, the implications are ominous.
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She once spent seven weeks in Antarctica recording interviews with scientists and converting climate-data audio to convey the scale of change in an otherwise faraway place.
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Cher, Eminem, Big Sean, Mark Wahlberg and other celebrities have offered their support, as have faraway grade-school classes, labor unions, police groups, rotary clubs and corporations.
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A couple from faraway Shenzhen asked to rent one of the smaller buildings near the theater; they wanted to live there and turn it into a cafe.
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These were owned and used mostly as prestige objects by those at the upper echelons of society and by the few people who traveled to faraway latitudes.
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President Putin: You might say the same about Estonia, for example, and other faraway countries of which, if you may permit us to say, you know nothing.
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The plot's a bit obtuse, but the video's quite tender—a collection of faraway glances and gentle caresses as the astronaut slowly finds home amidst the alienation.
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Women's teams no longer have to compete at the tail end of the season, and will not have to travel several times a year to faraway destinations.
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It offers Palestinians the tiny, crowded Abu Dis, along with troubled faraway neighborhoods technically in East Jerusalem, but also on the other side of the security barrier.
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Grimbarians blame the EU for destroying their fishing industry with its regime of quotas, and regard Brussels as the embodiment of faraway and out-of-touch power.
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To come from a faraway place like New Zealand or Australia and bring the trophy all the way back to the most important part of your homeland.
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For many Americans, the debt that Congress racks up year after year seems like a faraway problem, both in distance from Washington and years in the future.
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But the biggest impediment to finding such faraway galaxies are actually other galaxies, as those closer to us block out the more distant ones with their light.
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You may have overheard war-hardened combat photographers swapping violent scenes of faraway places over $275 happy hour draft beers along the lengthy stretch of bar top.
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He certainly looks like he's a connoisseur: he has a beard, long slicked-back hair, and a faraway look in his eyes, while his shoes have toes.
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As long as waste brokers can tap into that torrent of junk, and illegally divert it to faraway places with lax enforcement, they stand to get rich.
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The primary reason for these redactions was that it could cause a "harm to ongoing matter," with a faraway second being information that would reveal investigative techniques.
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The future you're looking toward: The July 123 eclipse in Cancer will bring new opportunities to learn and travel, as well as surprising news from faraway places.
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He starts "Fire" with only his voice and some sparse, faraway keyboard notes that don't spell out a beat, as if he were about to sing a ballad.
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They fled to faraway places such as the United States, Europe and Australia, and many more who have been displaced by ISIS are hoping to do the same.
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I have no interest in completely immersing myself in a faraway wonder world, but a piece of kit that can change the world around me, today, for $3,000?
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But environmentalists say that apart from setting bold but faraway targets, Macron is doing little to change consumers' behavior and is leaving hard decisions to his successors. reut.
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The world of social media is the borderless virtual realm that has transformed our lives and our access to other people, to faraway lands and to new ideas.
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Unlike traditional video game consoles, which do all of their computing on their own, most of streaming games' computing takes place on massive computers in faraway server farms.
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The white sheen of the pile echoes the wispy cap of the faraway mountain, which has stood for centuries as a silent witness to its fast-changing surroundings.
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Sitting there at a Formica table, with Callie to his left, Walden was no different from any other 26-year-old dreaming faraway dreams in small town Texas.
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Who knows, maybe someday, we'll see a best director category where men are the minority — but as it stands, that still feels like a very distant, faraway dream.
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Funds are filling a void left by Western banks, which have shunned faraway borrowers since post-crisis regulators asked for more capital to be held against exotic bets.
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" Guam still mostly uncommitted Also Saturday, Cruz picked up a delegate from the faraway territory of Guam, but the big winner on the island this weekend was "uncommitted.
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Here the shuffle-kick, beats and stuttered synth throbs are topped off with Lao Ra's gold-dusted vocals that sound like they're being beamed from a faraway dream.
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Could FRBs, which astronomers have been observing for a decade and more, be some sort of signaling by intelligence in faraway galaxies, with energy resources beyond our ken?
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Holding ground -- spending millions every month to maintain a presence in tiny dusty villages in faraway places like Kandahar to show the insurgency the U.S. had the resolve.
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In 2019, you'll be able to visit that faraway galaxy in a Disney theme park where you can meet your favorite droids and fly aboard the Millennium Falcon.
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Indeed, ever since Washington's immediate objectives were achieved in Afghanistan, it has struggled badly to explain why US troops continue to fight and die in a faraway land.
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"They say he doesn't even ask about you anymore," her mother taunts her, and the specter of a faraway Billy brings tears to Jed's carefully made-up eyes.
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"Your father is trying to get the car in gear, but he starts to panic, he can't do it," Mell continues tonelessly, a faraway look in his eyes.
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One of them had been taken to Turkey by a family that kidnapped her; another was rescued in Syria's faraway Idlib province from the family that bought her.
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The sights of faraway destinations — bright parrots in Australia, sphinxes in Egypt, women in Algeria wearing traditional garb — were marketed as the thrills awaiting those who snagged tickets.
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He bemoaned what he considered the unilateral decision to hold the event on the faraway island, a decision he said "80 percent of the team" had disagreed with.
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It is a celebration of the musicians who sought lives in faraway lands but who never forgot where they were from and more importantly, what they'd heard there.
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As the sun reaches its final moments in Sagittarius, you feel a final urge to be in touch with faraway friends, online friends, and people in your community.
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Messages from faraway places are on their way, thanks to chatty Mercury entering fellow Fire sign Leo this evening, activating the travel and learning sector of your chart.
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Rio interpretation: If you have tickets for an afternoon swimming competition at Barra Olympic Park, don't try to fit in a beach volleyball match at faraway Copacabana beach.
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Airlines blame flight delays on many things — missing paperwork, storms in faraway states, planes stacked up at La Guardia — but one explanation in particular trips up some travelers.
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In New York City, where you can experience the cultures of faraway countries simply by riding the subway, opportunities to interact with North Koreans are not so common.
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His adventures in luscious faraway rainforests are represented in dried and labeled specimens, such as palm fronds from the Amazon and an Orangutan skull from the Malay Archipelego.
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They're the ones who sit breathlessly at the feet of their old great Aunt Maggie Faraway, a mysteriously silent woman, whenever she shows signs of wanting to talk.
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Many here have been frustrated that the city has become the symbol of a faraway political debate so entrenched it has shut down parts of the federal government.
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But books I definitely have in my queue: "The Faraway Nearby," by Rebecca Solnit — whose book "Hope in the Dark" I've read three times since the last election.
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So many, from fervent fans to faraway admirers, have been waiting for a product like this, especially given the popularity of other at-home streaming bikes like Peloton.
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But bearing the brunt of the decision are the desperate police officers, many of them pinned down by the Taliban in faraway outposts inaccessible to the inventory teams.
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" Per the authors, the president expressed frustration "ostensibly because [the law] restricted his industry buddies or his own company's executives from paying off foreign governments in faraway lands.
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From the gap in the ceiling came the faraway engines of airplanes, and he waited for the detonations of the cluster bombs somewhere west or north of them.
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Music has always been a fickle, unpredictable career path, yet the distance between writing a song, or making a beat, and finding faraway admirers has been radically compressed.
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WATERBERG, Namibia — In this faraway corner of southern Africa, scores of German soldiers lie in a military cemetery, their names, dates and details engraved on separate polished tombstones.
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We are killing terrorists… We will no longer use American military might to construct democracies in faraway lands, or try to rebuild other countries in our own image.
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A full two days after the meltdown began in Ukraine, with winds carrying radioactive fallout into Europe, alarms went off at a nuclear power station in faraway Sweden.
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He has drugs to smuggle for Freddy, and in the moment his case (let alone his life pre-murder) seems like a distant object on a faraway shore.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un believes that having nuclear weapons — and missiles to deliver them to faraway targets — will ensure the regime's survival by deterring foreign invasions.
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Dave and I spent a year traveling to Moundsville, asking people about their lives and jobs, past and future, without trying to connect their answers to faraway national politicians.
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Specifically, the observatories look for the gravitational waves stemming from violent mergers of super dense faraway objects, such as black holes or leftover stellar remnants known as neutron stars.
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As the president looks through the lens, the girl turns the telescope to a planet she just discovered, orbiting a faraway star at the very edge of our galaxy.
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The researchers wrote that a "straightforward explanation for 'Oumuamua is that it is a planetesimal" - a planetary building block - or a fragment of one - formed in faraway star system.
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Jeff is something like a sibling to me, the sort of friend who offers a ride to a faraway doctor's appointment, then spends the ride gleefully mocking my haircut.
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The imaginative use of percussion evoked faraway galaxies with more subtlety than the sometimes generic images of outer space featured in the production, otherwise effectively directed by Nancy Rhodes.
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Laura Bush remembers the 6th-grade report she wrote on Afghanistan – "in my best handwriting, of course" – because it was then the most exotic, faraway country she could imagine.
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He had forgotten some of the little details about the world, like the sway of faraway branches in a stiff breeze or the active nose of a jogging dog.
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Fans got to see what was under the beige dress when she posted an Instagram of a faraway mirror picture, giving her followers a peek of her hourglass shape.
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You don't have to follow the financial technology industry or work with developers in faraway lands to know TransferWise, arguably the world's leading peer-to-peer money-transferring startup.
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You can see faraway units as colored shapes moving along the wall, but it is much harder to get a clear sense of what is happening in all directions.
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The moon in Taurus opposes Venus at 1:54 AM; the moon seeks comfort and Venus offers us delight, but since they are in opposition, these delights feel faraway.
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The grim techniques of control that were honed during the terror were later used with disastrous effect against faraway secessionist movements: East Timor (now Timor-Leste), Aceh and Papua.
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And while westerners largely think of it as a problem in faraway communities in Africa and the Middle East, it is a growing problem in the U.S. and Europe.
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The technology goes beyond the many telepresence robots that have been because it allows operators to affect the world remotely rather than just being present in a faraway place.
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The faraway observations by telescopes will "fill in the blanks to get the big-picture story," Leigh Fletcher, of the University of Leicester in England, said in an interview.
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It is tempting to think, as does the Trump administration, of Brexit as a problem besetting a small, faraway island economy of little economic consequence to the United States.
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His black chalk portrait of Quaratesi, who was 37 years his junior, as a somber dreamboat with plush lips and faraway eyes is here and it's an eye-stopper.
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So then I thought, maybe one day in the faraway future, there will be technology so advanced that the future-people will gape at the barbarity of status quo.
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So sometime in the second week, the students, who had presumably been hearing from their anxious faraway parents, started to ask whether there was anything here to worry about.
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Only days earlier, Mr. Li had reflected less urgency about the viral outbreak when discussing it — without wearing a medical mask — while meeting medical workers in faraway Qinghai province.
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What often precedes these personal crises leading to violence, Spaaij said, is the "enabler" phase of radicalization, which can involve the killers' happening upon encouraging messages from faraway leaders.
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How, for example, can it monitor whether, in faraway countries, workers are being paid less than they need to live, forced to work hours of overtime in precarious conditions?
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When he was in bed, and high, he was a gentle and beautiful boy, with a faraway look in his eyes, and irresistible sandy-blond hair, long and tangled.
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Recent measurements of the distances and velocities of faraway galaxies don't agree with a hard-won "standard model" of the cosmos that has prevailed for the past two decades.
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But the more difficult truth is that people naturally trust the people they know — their friend sharing a story on Facebook — more than strangers who work for faraway institutions.
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At the Shenzhen Real Estate Expo, marketing brochures included computer-generated images of faraway places with clear blue skies, perfectly manicured lawns, white sand beaches and alluring tourist attractions.
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City Council staff members put the figure at $40 million, and said costs would be offset by savings on fuel and fees for transporting unsorted garbage to faraway landfills.
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Some analysts have criticized the overall approach of the court — a faraway entity that targets leaders and works largely through intermediaries who fail to gain the trust of locals.
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While the units supply depth information, their low resolution makes it hard to detect small, faraway objects without help from a normal camera linked to it in real time.
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The surreal details of battle and the theme of faraway powers orchestrating the slaughter of innocents are familiar, but Mr. Odoul is able to breathe some new life into them.
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With strong female characters like Princess Leia, Rey, and Jyn Erso, the Star Wars films would have us believe that being a woman in this faraway galaxy isn't all bad.
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And if I think people are likely to do some very bad things in faraway places to our homeland, I'm going to have troops there for a period of time.
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But it has yet to demonstrate that it can produce nuclear bombs small enough to place on a missile, or missiles that can reliably deliver their bombs to faraway targets.
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I need to count all my interactions with the local guys to make up for the fact that there are these faraway guys that I'm never going to bump into.
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Amid gloomy political threats about building walls and closing borders, the opera's traversal of geographical, cultural and emotional boundaries—and the embracing of a faraway "other"—feels timely once more.
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It's no secret that American millennials love beauty traditions from other, faraway cultures (just look at the recent rise of Japanese beauty here), but perhaps even more, they love horoscopes.
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Mercury joins Mars at the end of the month in Taurus, on March 31, during which time you can expect plenty of news from faraway places to come your way.
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But it has yet to demonstrate that it can produce nuclear bombs small enough to place on a missile, or missiles that can reliably deliver its bombs to faraway targets.
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Mercury in Aries is likely to bring news from faraway places, even if you're not traveling, and Venus in Aries will finding you learning about what you love and value.
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After all, unlike during the Vietnam War period, the United States does not have a conscription law that involuntarily drags young Americans against their will to fight in faraway hellholes.
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Little Grande even works it for the camera — she closes her eyes to hit those high notes, and gets that faraway look in her face that Dion is known for.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The title of Caroline (pen name Coco) Picard's comics collection, The Chronicles of Fortune, seems to suggest a tale of travels to faraway lands.
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Whatever endings Libra season brings, you will find it takes you to faraway places, but since Venus is retrograde, you're faced with a reevaluation of where those destinations will be.
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"One reason why buyers from faraway places or different countries go through middlemen is because they rely on them to make sure farmers are following these good practices," he said.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Japan has started significant imports of faraway Colombian thermal coal, the second Asian country after South Korea, depressing Pacific prices and pressuring mining competitors in Australia and Indonesia.
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They've argued that the US should not deepen its involvement in faraway conflicts and are weary from the American lives lost after nearly two decades of post-9/11 wars.
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The images collected here offer a portal into a lost political world: a faraway, enchanted realm in which Mitch McConnell sought elected office as a moderate man of the people.
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Having had no contact with him for many years, the brothers are suddenly summoned by their father to travel to a faraway country to witness his final performance before retiring.
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Now, in the twenty-first century, as we approach an ice-free, accessible pole that has succumbed to our influence, we dream of a faraway frozen land unspoiled by humankind.
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Poor planning and silly disputes amongst the crew led them to crash-land on a faraway water planet, leaving a small community of colonist marooned aboard a fully submerged ship.
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It was clear that traveling would look a little different, too — subways rather than taxis; buses, not trains and planes; trips to visit friends, rather than adventures to faraway places.
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But more limited smoke exposure—the kind millions in the Bay Area are suffering from as a result of the faraway Camp Fire—can also have a long-term effect.
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The San Francisco Giants traded for the cornerstones of two faraway teams, acquiring third baseman Evan Longoria from the Tampa Bay Rays and outfielder Andrew McCutchen from the Pittsburgh Pirates.
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But when writers (and readers) get a faraway look in their eyes at the mention of Johnson's name, "Tree of Smoke" is not the book they are summoning to mind.
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The difficulty has been compounded by the opacity of the international shipping industry, where vessels can be flagged in faraway countries and ownership is often obscured to limit legal liability.
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Arthur Bonetti, 54, said that growing up in Brooklyn, he learned Esperanto partly by tuning his shortwave radio into Esperanto broadcasts from faraway places such as Havana, Moscow and Switzerland.
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Astronomers had long surmised that interstellar debris might invade the solar system from time to time, in the form of icy chunks spit from the rocky disks forming faraway planets.
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I had worried that Mr. Kurtag would stint the music-hall roots of Beckett's dramaturgy, but bits of accordion and whistles peep out from the orchestra, faraway glimpses of vaudeville.
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Sonoma County alone received reports of 2,493 people unaccounted for as distant relatives called from faraway states with vague stories that their family members may have been in the area.
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The software of the mesh kit can make sure your phone or laptop is connected to the strongest signal it can find, not struggling to connect to a faraway router.
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Ten sexy singles are flown out to a faraway island and couple up amongst themselves, and the pairings are tested by the arrival of new, very eager Islanders every week.
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Your mileage may vary if you, say, swap Chase or Starwood points for frequent-flier miles and then redeem them for $10,1003 first-class plane tickets to a faraway country.
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I've spent days with former New York mobsters who have been given new identities and relocated to a faraway state; it's the classic fish-out-of-water story come true.
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I talked fast and walked fast and, especially when I was in a faraway place like Israel, or Kansas, everyone seemed to think my sarcasm and sass spelled New Yorker.
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While El Muke makes do with limited equipment and internet access in faraway Santa Clara, Mr. Blanco and his team at ÑOOo Productions often incorporate Havana's cityscape into their work.
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After Mariam learned Othman was alive, she grew determined this fall to figure out what went so wrong that her son had left to join militants in a faraway war.
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But I do have a copy of "The Faraway Nearby," the beautifully produced catalog of the Ryerson Image Centre's exhibition of photos of Canada and Canadians from The Times's archive.
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It's much easier than City of Thieves, and has fewer destinations available than Robot Commando, in which you can fly swiftly to faraway destinations, thus feeling like a fairly streamlined experience.
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Many may raise their eyebrows at my use of this word, which brings to mind military juntas in faraway countries who use violence and the element of surprise to gain power.
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For years, space scientists have proposed this kind of laser-beaming sat, which could make it possible to communicate with unmanned space rovers on faraway planets faster than radio waves allow.
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By studying Pluto, and other faraway objects in the solar system, we can get a sense of features that could conceivably exist on the billions of other planets in our galaxy.
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The initial idea for the novel unfurled during the long car rides Zhang took with her family from their small Wisconsin suburb to various spots — Chicago for Chinese groceries; faraway malls.
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A freelance writer, I filled my days to the brim, working on assignments, biking to faraway yoga classes, running along the broad parkway near my house and hosting impromptu dinner parties.
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Meanwhile, on the faraway planet Ahch-To, Rey (Daisy Ridley) — who now knows she can harness the Force herself — has just encountered Luke Skywalker (Mark Hamill) and handed him his lightsaber.
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The Celestron 127EQ PowerSeeker telescope loses one star on its Amazon rating for being limited in its views of faraway planets, but it's good enough for viewing the Moon or Mars.
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This means there is considerable debate about whether it can produce nuclear bombs small enough to place on a missile, or missiles that can reliably deliver their bombs to faraway targets.
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Catch a sniff of a tropical flower like hibiscus (the hero scent in Soap & Glory's new Call Of Fruity™ range) and you'll find yourself miraculously on a faraway tropical island.
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How to Dress Well, "Just Let Go" Classixx are releasing their new album Faraway Reach on June 3rd, just in time to soundtrack the rooftop pool party you're probably already planning.
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Dru, moreover, has been raised in the faraway land of Freedonia (one suspects referencing the Marx Brothers will largely be lost on the target demographic), which temporarily shifts the action there.
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Unlike the written word or some abstract painting, photography has the power to freeze a moment in time, transport us to a faraway land, or even start an explosive Twitter reaction.
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Chongqing's reform allows land used for housing in faraway villages to be converted to use for farming, and a corresponding amount of farmland near towns to be used for urban expansion.
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Today, New Horizons team received official confirmation that they will get extra funding from NASA to continue doing science with their faraway spacecraft, which visited Pluto in the summer of 2015.
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Your best friend didn't travel to a faraway country without telling you (and now desperately needs a money transfer) and, my personal favorite, you didn't win a lottery you didn't enter!
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First, Laird conjures an imaginary place in Oceania, where real brown people live, thus engaging with the fraught literary tradition of using people from faraway places as a mirror for whites.
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In its simplicity, the phrase reframes the daunting, confusing litany of problems that contribute to terrorism — faraway failed states, complex ideologies, a prevalence of guns — as something much easier to understand.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads I — like you, dear reader — am no stranger to museums, often excited to trek to faraway places, like Western Massachusetts, to see the latest exhibitions.
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Someone I've never met, but who has—through research and development in some faraway pharmaceutical lab—touched my life in ways as intimate as making me actually want to live again.
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Therefore, I won't allow you or other people like you to demean that crowd and to demean the people that came to Washington, DC, from faraway places because they like me.
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That means Kim could be satisfied that he has the bomb he wants and will now make more missiles capable of carrying those bombs to faraway targets like the United States.
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Yet for 2,000-plus years, Lingnan, except for a few of its urban areas, could not be effectively ruled by the Middle Kingdom authorities in their faraway capitals to the north.
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In Iraq, they were fired at American forces as far back as 2003, sometimes aimed directly at passing vehicles at short ranges or instead launched on an arc at faraway targets.
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It is perhaps a good thing, then, that they were not comparing the Cuomo bridge with another soon-to-be opened crossing in faraway Scotland over the famed Firth of Forth.
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He has long made it known that he is not happy with our troops fighting endless wars in faraway places with no exit plan and no possibility for a total victory.
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The most arresting carol was a tune called "O Hearken Ye." Dennett sang the words " Gloria, gloria / In excelsis Deo " with great seriousness, his hands at his sides, his eyes faraway.
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This in turn will, ironically, reify its primacy as the center of the global tech industry, the sun around which all the faraway planets orbit, after so many prophecies of decentralization.
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One of the largest statues on the road from the Monseñor Óscar Arnulfo Romero International Airport to San Salvador is dedicated to greeting "hermanos lejanos," faraway brothers, returning to the country.
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For decades the idea had been reserved for The Future, but a series of technological breakthroughs and a massive new government research program suggest that faraway day may have finally arrived.
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He said quarantining the Wuhan passengers sends the wrong message -- that a new, exotic virus from a faraway land is more to be feared than one that is in our midst.
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Guests one-upping one another with "hilarious," if sometimes slightly offensive, graphic sweaters or hideous showstopping knits sourced in faraway places or hard-to-find vintage stores can be a nightmare.
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On her new album, "Not Even Happiness," her voice is usually cradled in the gentle fingerpicking of her acoustic guitar, subtly supported by orchestral arrangements that hover like faraway guardian angels.
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Consumed by that existential clash at home, many voters gazed with glassy-eyed indifference at faraway Ottawa and its comparatively mundane debates about things like marginal tax rates and military spending.
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Unlike the 0003 interference in the United States, which centered on fake Facebook pages created by Russians in faraway St. Petersburg, the operation in Ukraine this year had a clever twist.
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But in recent decades, it has not faced such a challenge in the region, and instead has sent its troops again and again to support the United States in faraway conflicts.
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But I realized, why am I going [to] faraway places to work on human rights when those issues are right here, and this is the most global city in the world?
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In Truise's able hands, the track is melted down and smoothed out into an ebullient, sparkling arrangement of perky synths that take center stage over Deftones frontman Chino Moreno's faraway refrains.
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Now the spacecraft is 350 million miles from the dwarf planet and aiming for 2014 MU69, another remote object in our solar system's faraway twilight zone known as the Kuiper Belt.
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Normally, to make it look like actors are in faraway places or staring down virtual monsters, productions put live actors in front of big green screens that the replace with special effects.
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On January 229, Mercury connects with Uranus, bringing exciting news from faraway places, and then enters Capricorn to bring news and work contracts your way over the next three or so weeks.
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In the 1981 video for "Sat in Your Lap," Bush flails along with red and yellow jesters and roller skates with people wearing dunce caps as they disappear into a faraway light.
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While by itself that's unimpressive, the key is that these bits can be demonstrated to be random even to a faraway skeptic, by using the telltale biases that come from quantum interference.
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"They took a house in the farm as a temporary hideout faraway from security monitoring to receive newly recruited elements and train them and prepare the explosive devices," the ministry statement said.
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For everyone else—and few people tick every virtuous box—the metric society may prove a means for faraway data overlords to capture power and entrench inequality in the guise of efficiency.
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It was not to report an emergency or speak with a faraway loved one; the man simply wanted to express himself freely the only way he could: on Al Mawsily's radio station.
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But he was forced from office nonetheless by public outcry, and the principle that American judges should be accountable to American legislatures, not the faraway royal government, was established in patriot minds.
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In June, a study in the journal Nature described an outburst of X-ray light in a cluster of faraway stars that astronomers interpreted as a midsized black hole swallowing a star.
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That's where telekinesis comes in handy: Using the Touch's thumbsticks, I was able to pull faraway objects into my grip without invading the personal space of everyone around me in real life.
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Never much of a reader myself, I opted to flip through National Geographic, unfolding maps of faraway places, studying borders that would have to be redrawn sooner than any of us expected.
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Instead, he claims that he's the true humanitarian, because he wants to help refugees stay close to their home countries rather than having to resettle in faraway places like the United States.
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There's a great spinoff movie to be made about Cusack as a Liam Neeson-esque Taken character, not saying a single word but killing all sorts of bad guys in faraway lands.
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"These abuses of the Antiquities Act give enormous power to faraway bureaucrats at the expense of the people who actually live here, work here, and make this place their home," he said.
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If your driver goes above and beyond by helping you with your bags, taking you to a faraway destination, or providing you with a memorable experience, you should pay a little extra.
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In Quebradillas, where the plaza has a gazebo, a church dating to 2000 and manicured trees, women talk of faraway relatives, those gone to the mainland, on folding chairs in the shade.
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Colon said Guzman was in no position to try a similar escape, because he is forbidden from communicating with anyone but his lawyers and has no "special vision" to see faraway rooftops.
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In theory, that could improve the ability of China's so-called carrier-killer missile, the DF-21D, to strike faraway targets and complicate United States Navy efforts to develop countermeasures against it.
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The Burnleys gave tens of thousands of dollars in toys to Cape Cod's annual "Stuff-a-Bus" initiative, and then devoted $45,000 in toys to the faraway church Maddie's mother had mentioned.
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I wish they weren't here, that they'd made it home to tell stories of adventures in faraway places: They saw the Mediterranean and the Dome of the Rock, and heard strange languages.
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Face up and staring at the faraway ceiling, I tried to keep still, but I was too busy worrying about my inner ear, which I feared was slowly filling with pool water.
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Let's return to that photograph of a group of suffering people: It registers at first as a familiar type of image, the expertly made photograph of an atrocity in a faraway country.
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But they share a fatal attraction that both preceded and survived the Soviet Union: the allure of a faraway place where the great leader is obeyed because he embodies a people's soul.
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Yet you have to believe, above all, that there are roughly 14 Eastern Conference teams outside of Cleveland quite eager to see what life is like with LeBron based in faraway Hollywood.
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Dinesh is numbed by the camp's terrors: the "faraway whispering" that precedes falling shells; the brief silence before the cries of the injured and the bereaved; gruesome scenes at a makeshift hospital.
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In the meantime, many of the nations that ban paraquat and other chemicals whose use is contentious still allow them to be manufactured as long as they are exported to faraway fields.
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Often, when older patients want to tell a faraway relative what a doctor said, "they struggle and fail because complex language was used and they don't have a record," Dr. Elwyn added.
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Glauber had been an anthropology minor in college, and random facts about faraway cultures would pop into his head on occasion, usually over dinner, when there was a lull in our conversation.
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LUANDA, Angola — An ambitious reconstruction plan after Angola's civil war was meant to reach even the country's most faraway corner, a region known as the Land at the End of the World.
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The country was founded on a similar principle to "offshore processing": Britain's dispatch in the late 18th century of convicts to a faraway land in Oceania, where they, too, would be invisible.
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But this is personal stuff — about Jason's ordinary teenage sweetness and her solitary grown-up life, about her mother's death and her faraway only sibling, who doesn't much care to be related.
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Silva shoots on film, and intentionally goes for a rough, black and white vibe; the results (printed on silver gelatin) are stunning, and perfectly embody the DIY spirit of this faraway metal wonderland.
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The book recounts a conversation between More and one Raphael Hythloday, a sailor whose surname means "a pedlar of nonsense", and who brings news of an eccentric, egalitarian civilisation on a faraway island.
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To me Korea was little more than a faraway country, less real to me than a fantasy, and my own Korean family existed in an alternate timeline I could hardly begin to imagine.
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The themes of love and death in "L'Amour" are, on the surface, conventional operatic fodder—it follows a medieval French troubadour smitten with the faraway Countess of Tripoli, whom he has never met.
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Even though it was blasting out of two massive amps a few feet from my face, it became part of the environment, like the wind or the faraway voices of confused passers by.
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Their lives appear frozen, as they attempt to get through the day with lost limbs, living in arid conditions, the notion of even receiving a manufactured body part something of a faraway luxury.
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A sexy cartoon android living in some faraway, post-apocalyptic world is plagued by desperate loneliness and builds himself a sexy android girlfriend and they fight crime, disco dance, and live dangerously together.
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Of all of my elementary school friends, I was the one with the most impressive collection of Disney movies on VHS; I was enchanted by the stories of young girls from faraway places.
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Basically, when we look at an apparently distant hologram, it could make us feel like we're actually seeing light reflecting off a faraway object, instead of faking perspective with a flat 3D display.
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"Watching it made me feel like a deprived child with his nose pressed against the glass of a magical toy store in a faraway land," Stephen Holden wrote in The New York Times.
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As recently as 20 years ago, the most important journalism was the local newspaper that landed on your doorstep, with a front page that bundled tangible local news and reporting on faraway things.
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The #JusticeforNoura hashtag has attracted attention and ire because of its draconian details and likely because it imagines misogyny as a faraway crime, its egregiousness a special species of Sudanese and Islamic laws.
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I befriended the elderly, often the only ones who had time to chat with someone like me -- someone from a faraway place, like so many of their own fathers or mothers or grandmothers.
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As a traveler I want to lose myself in a faraway place, to slough off the familiar and be transported by what's strikingly foreign, to forget my name and learn that of others.
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But on a rainy afternoon in a county that voted for Donald J. Trump, it feels like distant noise, an opaque battle in a faraway land whose meaning for everyday life is unknown.
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For example, it found a simple form of sugar in the gas surrounding a young binary star, demonstrating that some of the chemical foundations of life on Earth also exist in faraway galaxies.
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The outbreak could be a very bad thing for many Americans, not just the ones who live in the poor, faraway places that often bear the brunt of natural disasters and government incompetence.
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Or when attacks in France, Brussels, New Zealand and other faraway regions came in such quick succession there wasn't time for mourners of one trauma to disperse before the next took its place.
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That a single event in a faraway country could have such severe ripple effects domestically made Lynn wonder why the system was set up in a way that exposed it to such risks.
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But even though that will all happen behind the scenes, riders could still be left waiting for a ride match to an "undesirable" destination, like a faraway place or inconvenient airport drop-off.
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Under his direction, a team of researchers is entering data from the gravestones into databases, allowing the development of maps showing how clans and villages migrated from coastal China to these faraway shores.
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"Stay (Faraway, So Close!)" — the "one legit, fairly conventional all-time U2 classic" on the album, as Harvilla put it — is the only song to be played more than 100 times in concert.
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That might sound like a faraway problem, but the reality is that Norway is the world's largest salmon producer and this jump is on top of last year's 40 percent increase in price.
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Enter car camouflage, which may conjure up images of soldiers on a faraway battlefield, but actually serves a unique purpose: Providing cover for prototype cars as they roll through the streets on test drives.
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With DC lawmakers divided and Florida passing only limited gun reform after the Parkland tragedy, the response from faraway Deerfield was dramatic and sweeping — and thrust the village into national headlines and national debate.
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Not only does the OnePlus 7 Pro have better white balance in this shot, its longer 3x zoom lets you better capture faraway details than phones with a 73x zoom like the Galaxy S10.
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Mercury is currently retrograde in Leo, so some overdue messages from faraway places may finally come your way; or if you're studying, traveling, or publishing, you might find that there are delays or miscommunications.
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In their gridded, non-hierarchical arrangements, the images do not draw attention to Stuart's own agency as a photographer, to the lengths she went to source historical images, to photograph eclipses and faraway sites.
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I guess I knew in some small, faraway part of my brain that people resold used makeup, but it didn't happen in my parts of the internet — it was like the beauty Silk Road.
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Some of the major airlines that operate out of Dakar involve layovers in faraway cities like Paris or Lisbon — lovely places, but a long detour to get to another country on the same continent.
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Whether or not investigators find connections between these bombings and American action in Afghanistan, it is increasingly apparent that America's public and policy makers alike would rather not address their faraway, largely failed war.
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Back then, audiences may have been more ready to be still and focus on listening to music in an acoustically lively concert hall where the sounds waft up even to a faraway top balcony.
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There comes a time in nearly every young person's life when it becomes necessary to shake off the shackles of your hometown and carve out a new life for yourself someplace faraway and unfamiliar.
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For many Americans now, the civil rights movement of the 1950s and 1960s has faded into history, reflected in old black and white photos that look like they were taken in some faraway land.
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Unlike the nuclear showdown with North Korea, which poses security risks but is a faraway threat to most Americans, the trade war with China has exacted heavy costs on American farmers, automakers and manufacturers.
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Right now, that's translating into long commutes for parents who may live in faraway inland suburbs but work in the expensive coastal cities, though Ms. Daley noted things like telecommuting are on the rise.
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Whether it's a hidden cove on a faraway island or a sandy patch at the end of the subway line, no place is as rife with memories as a beach you keep returning to.
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Even in this cosmopolitan city of 350,000, people who like to cook spend the moonlit mornings before work scrolling through Instagram pictures of faraway blood oranges and heirloom tomatoes as if they're stalking crushes.
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In February, when the novel coronavirus felt like a faraway problem to most Americans, Apple warned investors that its revenues would take a hit because iPhone production was hampered by factory shutdowns in China.
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So successful was the formula that others in Georgia and other faraway lands joined in, too, including Nika Kurdadze, a college acquaintance of Mr. Latsabidze's who set up his own pro-Trump site, newsbreakshere.com.
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In the faraway land of not-too-long ago, it was judicial conservatives who invoked the virtues of judicial modesty and relied on doctrines like mootness and standing to keep cases out of court.
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According to traditional knowledge, in Southeast Asia at the end of the last Ice Age, "fenua imi," the swallowing of land, forced people to relocate to faraway atolls in a region now called Oceania.
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As many world leaders sleep walk their way through climate change, natural disasters are happening more frequently and with more severity -- and this siphons away attention and resources from the faraway, man-made disasters.
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At other times, these voices are reminders of the world that has shaped Hynes himself—quotes from De La Soul or Ta-Nehisi Coates that rewired his brain, alongside sampled dispatches from faraway conflicts.
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These images imply that tragedy is inevitable and unavoidable — and therefore more acceptable — when it is experienced by faraway people; they create the sense that violence is something that happens elsewhere and to others.
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"People are not that much concerned about Syria, it is a faraway land that people do not know much about," said Konstantin von Eggert, a political analyst and talk show host on independent television.
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When a physician reviews data about a faraway patient, that doctor may draw upon her experience — for example, with the synergy of combining three drugs in a similar case — to propose an alternative approach.
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Even if I lived in some intergalactic, faraway world, where my perception of beauty was warped like that "The Eye of the Beholder" episode of Twilight Zone, Ross would still be a shining star.
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Another reason for the Chinese attention to a faraway event may be a desire to be taken seriously in the global legal community, despite the restricted nature of their work at home, Ms. Finder said.
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Amber and Richard host royals from a faraway kingdom to renew an ancient truce, but when the priceless 600-year-old-treaty disappears, peace is put in jeopardy and an ancient curse threatens their family!
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - A young Afghan woman, who has been in a holding camp for asylum seekers on Hungary's border for months, gets only a faraway glimpse of trees from her home in a shipping container.
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The film follows teen Parisians Anne (Eléonore Klarwein) and her older sister Frédérique (Odile Michel) over the school year of 213–216, contrasting the smiling photos taken by their parents on faraway shores during vacation.
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That usually means — thanks to ice cream's status of being, well, frozen — if you're not nearby one of these trendy dessert shops, you'll simply have to fantasize about taking a lick of that faraway scoop.
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Many come with bus tickets for faraway cities but many others show up penniless, preferring to sleep in the streets of Colombian border cities or to hike 1,000 miles than to go hungry in Venezuela.
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North Korea is thought to have a small arsenal of atomic bombs, but South Korean officials and many outside experts say they are not small enough to place on missiles that can strike faraway targets.
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It is yet another example of nature's ability to mix things up — tossing comets from faraway stars into our solar system, and flinging ice, rock and who knows what else between the planets on asteroids.
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From stateside marvels like the Grand Canyon and Niagara Falls, to faraway wonders like a pink lake in Australia and mystical peaks in China, there are plenty of natural wonders to explore across the globe.
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As I stood on her western flank, Sicily spread out before me like a faraway ocean, a dusty, roiling sea that was motionless, vistas and waves that faded slowly to the end of the earth.
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But Iberia only considers the number of miles from point A to point C (or point D or E). This makes it much easier to book tickets to faraway places, such as the Middle East.
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As Mr. Camarena's Ernesto rushed offstage, having vowed to seek solace from heartbreak in faraway lands, the audience broke into such a frenzied ovation that I thought he just might return for an encore performance.
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"People have this view that space science means launching a rocket or observing faraway galaxies, but in reality a lot of it is actually relating to earth and observations," NASA instrument engineer Jon Rodriguez added.
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I took dozens of screenshots of my time with Norco: Faraway Lights' (fairly meaty) demo, an adventure game set in a semi-destroyed future Louisiana, rife with classic computers, sentient androids, and rabid conspiracy theorists.
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Xu Guangyu, a retired major general in the People's Liberation Army, said China's decision to deploy aircraft carriers in faraway waters and to expand its military were natural developments for a country of China's stature.
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Influences on the formation, direction and strength of hurricanes can involve faraway events like dry air from Saharan dust storms, the heated waters of El Niño in the Pacific, the undulations of the jet stream.
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When a well-known playwright signs a book for a faraway fan, his bland inscription opens a door that will lead him to the borderland of love, death, time and a devastating kind of transcendence.
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It isn't as easily Instagrammable as a life of endless holidays, blue skies, cocktails and local pastries on cobbled streets in faraway lands, so it doesn't necessarily register in surveys or even in casual conversation.
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Israel believes it is vital to stop Iran, Hezbollah or other Shiite militias from threatening it with precision rockets from faraway corners of Syria, or with artillery and troops just beyond the disputed Golan Heights.
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The poster, drenched in an eerie green, depicts a faraway baby carriage propped on a rocky ridge in shadow and silhouetted against an ethereal image of Ms. Farrow, in profile, staring dazedly into the sky.
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"It is X-rated," Sarah Greenough, a senior curator at the National Gallery of Art, warned the audience before reading from "My Faraway One: Selected Letters of Georgia O'Keeffe and Alfred Stieglitz," which she edited.
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Australia announced a plan to evacuate its citizens in Wuhan to Christmas Island, which has played an important but checkered role in the country's contentious use of faraway sites to house refugees and other migrants.
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Australia Fare 11 Photos View Slide Show ' MCLAREN VALE, South Australia — The Cube rises from neatly tended rows of grapevines in the middle of the d'Arenberg winery like a meteorite from some faraway jagged dimension.
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In the end, Stern was content to let his record speak for itself, resisting efforts by authors and publishers to write a memoir as his league kept growing, conquering faraway lands, creating new revenue streams.
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But the wide field of view comes with a cost: when you use a wide-angle lens to take a picture of a small or faraway subject, it may not show you what you expect.
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They glow not with faraway fires or any particular certitude, just a sort of opaque serenity, something that may at last have descended on a man no longer obligated to see past the fence. ♦
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When Brooklyn's Cigarettes After Sex discovered via Spotify's data that its music was being heavily streamed in faraway places like Seoul, South Korea, the band toured in those territories with promotion tailored to individual markets.
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At the same time, they're caught up in the thrill of reporting at a moment of cultural upheaval, when the stories chased included deaths at the Altamont music festival and a faraway massacre called My Lai.
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It's February, and many of us wish we could be whisked on a tropical getaway to a faraway beach where mermaids bring us silver platters of frozen rum drinks and fan us with giant palm fronds.
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According to CEO Peggs, raising at least some crops close to where they will be eaten helps reduce the food damage and spoilage that occurs during shipping from a point of harvest to a faraway destination.
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The former added production flourishes and recorded the record's vocals, and drummed on "You Seemed So Happy", while the 1975 frontman can be heard in the background of "Faraway", his harmonies bedded beneath Bain's own voice.
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And, as with any good mystery, hazy, orange Titan — a world whose riches might include life-forms with bizarre, unearthly chemistries — is consistently outwitting scientists and demanding more than a clever gaze from faraway to solve.
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The A's are opening the football seats in faraway center field for Saturday's game with the Giants — the first time they have sold those seats in 13 years — but a new venue is still far off.
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Although the Mets have spent a good deal of their existence sandwiching spurts of success in between much disappointment, the team has somehow picked up faraway fans from Australia to the Philippines to the United Kingdom.
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And the fact that it persisted undetected for two years suggests that it may have been contained to a foreign country, since this kind of data traveling to a faraway server would have otherwise raised alarms.
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For a foreigner, Hong Kong still feels unquestionably Chinese, its streets flashing with neon Chinese characters, its graveyards filled with tombstones recording ancestral homes in faraway provinces, its cacophonous restaurants offering endless varieties of Chinese cuisine.
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So when I went to Cumberland, a barrier island off the coast of Georgia, most widely known as the faraway and secluded site of John F. Kennedy Jr.'s wedding, I didn't bring anyone with me.
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The days when consuming pornography meant buying or borrowing a pinup magazine or watching a film loop in a peepshow booth are long gone, as are those of tracking down adult-video stores in faraway neighborhoods.
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In faraway Paris, investigators are examining black box recorders to determine why the aircraft plunged into field shortly after take off from Addis Ababa, searching for similarities to an October Lion Air crash that killed 189 people.
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But LA DJ-producer duo Classixx—consisting of David and fellow multi-instrumentalist Tyler Blake—can fit all sorts of influences into their music, a point they expertly prove on their second full-length album, Faraway Reach.
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Then I remembered that Julee Cruise, the Twin Peaks songbird, had conjured up Alice by night long before on this record where she plays the ingenue adrift in a dreamscape—when "dog and bird are faraway," beware.
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Here the grotesque ghost also hides in shadows With bewildering borders, too Gets sucked into the beautiful ambiences of life, And from the other faraway bank Even the high sounds of the bugle are thought to echo.
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His morphine habit is his only solace from the mental torment caused by his undead creations, chiefly Lily who is still hamming it up with Dorian, and Creature, who is faraway on a boat trapped in ice.
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On the whole, the closing meditations in the stories tend to be stilted and ambivalent: "I hope that in Denver (or some other faraway town) Kitaru is happy," writes the narrator of "Yesterday" about a lost friend.
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Jenner first snapped a shot standing faraway from an oval mirror above her hotel room bed, and then posted a closer zoomed in video that gave fans a true glimpse at her teeny tiny polka dot bikini.
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The ocean is a collection of varying blue and green shades, and its more than four miles of beaches have sand so silky that you have to remind yourself you're in Tuscany, not on a faraway island.
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But Treva Duboise is quick to open her guest book to show where most of her out-of-town customers are from, and it's not baseball country: Italy, New Zealand, Ireland, Denmark, Norway and other faraway places.
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And as a nod to overall usability, the HoloLens 2 also features improved microphones so you can do things like call faraway apps or objects to your side without needing to physically walk over and grab them.
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Jabbari: "They come from faraway lands, from the ends of the heavens—the LORD and the weapons of his wrath—to destroy the whole country" - Isaiah 13:5 Kim: Is this an advert for an evil wig?
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Murry, a scientist whose beauty and brilliance fills Meg with wholly reasonable levels of resentment, always has a stew bubbling over a Bunsen burner in her lab — and faraway planets of varying degrees of beauty or menace.
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Astronomers had long considered that interstellar debris might invade the solar system from time to time, in the form of icy chunks spit from the rocky disks forming faraway planets, that is to say, as interstellar comets.
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FLORENCE, Italy — They were made in Syria six centuries ago, and stand elegantly in a row of vitrines at the Uffizi Gallery here: five ceramic jars that once contained treatments, ointments and scents from the faraway Orient.
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And that means lies that are completely central to who they are: Dolores and Teddy's perpetual dream of a future together that will never come, or Maeve's flashbacks to the daughter she lost on some faraway prairie.
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In LOTR, the palantir stones are powerful tools that allow characters to see events in faraway places, but what they see is not always reliable and it can create more trouble for them than what they gain.
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And it would require a near impossible degree of forensic investigation to figure out an exact cause, given that the failed North Korean missiles tend to explode, disintegrate in midair and plunge in fragments into faraway seas.
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Well, you said this thing to me that stuck with me, which was that — because I was sort of asking you what made you decide to come to Silicon Valley, because you grew up in a faraway land.
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Houses left untended, whether by a local owner who has been unable to keep up with repairs or a faraway investor who has lost interest, quickly turn into public nuisances, especially in neighborhoods already suffering from economic setbacks.
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In faraway Paris, investigators are examining black box recorders to determine why the aircraft plunged into a field shortly after take off from Addis Ababa, searching for similarities to an October Lion Air crash that killed 189 people.
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But engineers are reportedly struggling to scale up the size of these weapons, in part due to difficulties associated with boosting the weapon's power to hit faraway targets and problems with operating them in cloudy and foggy conditions.
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The Mister Softee jingle is different kind of siren, a siren call — a beckoning faraway tune, getting closer by the second, telling us that a white boat on wheels will soon hove into view, bringing refreshing delights supreme.
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In the classic style of earlier Disney princess movies, "Sleeping Beauty" begins with a golden storybook opening to reveal the first lines of the story, "In a faraway land long ago lived a king and his fair queen."
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You're escaping the dreary mortal coil for a completely simulated experience: There you are, climbing the side of a mountain, exploring a faraway museum, flying through space or getting in bed with someone way out of your league.
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But to many, perhaps including Trump, global health may seem like globalization gone too far; dominated by faraway international institutions and out-of-touch elites, funneling taxpayer money towards causes across oceans unknown to American middle-class families.
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For example, they showed images of war-ravaged cities in the Middle East, or had flags from countries in the region, even though the profile page indicated the user was from a faraway place like Mexico or Brazil.
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Goce Kostov, a priest who works in Strumica, near the border with Greece, said that Francis, like Mother Teresa, had made it his mission to visit faraway places and reach people who had been neglected, abandoned and forgotten.
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He would pick me up and drive me to faraway late night Chinese cafes like Garden Cafe and St Honors in Monterey Park, and thanks to him, I finally began to see the beauty in my own culture.
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But vaccines meant to protect only poor people in faraway countries usually must wait for donor governments and philanthropies like the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and the Wellcome Trust, even though we know these plagues cross borders.
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The violence showcased the ability of the Islamic State to graft onto faraway militant movements and fan the flames of local conflicts by striking a high-profile target like a cathedral, the premier church in a Catholic diocese.
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But in seven of the 10 neighborhoods with the most new units rising in remote locations, the rate of growth in the faraway corners was as fast or faster than in more commuter-friendly parts of the neighborhood.
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Supporters of gun rights rallied outside a secure perimeter at the Virginia State Capitol on Monday, in Richmond, Va.Credit...Victor J. Blue for The New York Times RICHMOND, Va. — Some people streamed in on buses from faraway cities.
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"They could not do it through disciplinary proceedings, because the European Court of Justice will probably block that, so they are trying a different way to force them into retirement or move them to faraway regions," he added.
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She also receives visitors, the most bothersome being Ginny Smythson-Balby, who possesses "attention-seeking breasts" and claims to be a local reporter, though her home is in faraway Notting Hill and she doesn't ask any good questions.
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"Stay in Porto at recent additions like the Art Deco stunner Le Monumental Palace or the art-filled Torel 1884, whose 12 rooms and 11 standalone apartments feature art inspired by fabrics, materials, and spices from faraway lands."
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CAMP PENDLETON, California (Reuters) - When Matt Limon enlisted in the U.S. Marines, he and wife Sharon were prepared to make sacrifices for their country: faraway deployments, long absences and frequent moves for a family with two young children.
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For years, he said, the baton has been handed off between different classes of objects that seem to give the best glimpses at early cosmic time, with recent attention often going to faraway galaxies or fleeting gamma-ray bursts.
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CP3 is at Disney World with his family and if you zoom into his eyes close enough you can see a faraway and forlorn glint in the shape of a banana boat zoomin' away, short one banana boat boy.
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When I was a child, my favorite movie was FernGully: The Last Rainforest, a magical animated tale that brought the devastation of deforestation into our living rooms and, in turn, made faraway forests a sacred place like no other.
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"The markets are different, they are types who are behind a computer in a faraway place, who buy, sell and have a short-term, opportunistic vision," he said in comments made to local radio and circulated by his office.
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In the now-public transcript of the ensuing call, the brutal architecture of what Britons like to call the "special relationship" is laid bare, Reagan's polite superiority crackling and sparking on the phone line like a faraway thunder storm.
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One year ago Thursday, NASA's New Horizons spacecraft gave us our first close-up views of Pluto, when it flew past the dwarf planet in a faraway part of the solar system at a distance of about 7,800 miles.
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For this picture, he used a Canon 7D with an 8 mm fisheye lens with 10 second exposure (attempts to capture the faraway planets with the limited capacity of one's cellphone seems to have thwarted a number of Instagrammers).
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Mercury enters fellow Earth sign Taurus on May 15, West Coast, May 16, East Coast, bringing you messages from faraway places and moving you toward the projects and conversations that were paused, in mid-April, due to Mercury retrograde.
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Those expensive systems depend on cameras to help determine the small or faraway objects (like pedestrians or cyclists) detected by LiDAR sensors, which use light beams to detect and map 3D obstacles in the world around the the vehicle.
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In fact, after reading one particular "Modern Love" installment, I very nearly booked a trip to Bhutan to climb my way to a faraway mountaintop temple that allegedly granted every unfulfilled wish for a baby that was brought there.
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And if they are not to be repaid then they can at least be properly recognized -- Cheryl, that girl I met on that faraway beach so long ago, our wonderful children, my brothers and sisters and our extended families.
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Often, West European politicians do not see themselves as explicitly calling for aligning with Moscow, but rather for abandoning the costly mission to counter Russia's aggression against faraway eastern states at a moment when they have more immediate concerns.
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That's amusingly obvious from the moment she assumes an eerie Kabuki-like visage, framed by a curtain of white-blond hair and wearing a faraway look that suggests she's just arrived from a better, more beautiful reality than yours.
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Flanked by sacks of cocoa beans from Madagascar and other faraway places, Ms. Pellegrino said some casinos have shifted what had been their longstanding attitude — they have stopped discouraging customers from venturing outside their walls and exploring the city.
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Melanie Bergmann, a marine ecologist whose work charts how microscopic bits of plastic make their way through the atmosphere to faraway locations, wrote to me in an email that it's difficult to say without knowing more about the particulars.
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