Ironbound is the farthest south and a sub-adult male named Shaw is the farthest north.
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"For Rashida, her play is not so much being the farthest-left candidate on policy, it's being the farthest left on rhetoric and tactics," said Democratic strategist Susan Demas.
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The farthest I'll drive for a job is seven hours.
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Ross Garfield is the farthest thing from a household name.
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This is the farthest the astronauts wandered from their lander.
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Here are the states where $300,000 will stretch the farthest.
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You're immediately drawn to the farthest corners of the Earth.
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Connectivity is destiny in the farthest reaches of East London.
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The farthest reaches of our galaxy contain its oldest stars.
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The farthest one completes an orbit in about 20 days.
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Often it is the small steps that bring us farthest forward.
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Serious gearheads may find The Farthest a little light and effusive.
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The stadium-support beam farthest to the right is gone. 5.
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The tax-shy are being chased to the world's farthest corners.
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This is the farthest north any panda has lived in China.
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The distance between you and the farthest audience is much shorter.
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One of them is now the farthest known moon from Saturn.
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People are always fascinated when they ask the farthest I've driven.
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Challenges to long prison terms have gone the farthest in Europe.
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"This is the farthest that I can come out," he said.
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Let your attention expand to the farthest thing you can hear.
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One of them is now the farthest known moon of Saturn.
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Those nearest the volcano would take in more than those farthest away.
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Saturn is the farthest planet you can see with the naked eye.
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And ultimately, the same human element makes The Farthest as a movie.
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The previous record holder for the farthest picture was NASA's Voyager 1.
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At its farthest, it will be about two million miles from Jupiter.
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We need to actually see the farthest boundaries of our idea space.
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It's like whoever can throw shit the farthest gets their two minutes.
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Like Van Gogh, Soutine paints the farthest thing from a transcendent spirituality.
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Tunisia, birthplace of the Arab Spring, has gone farthest on this front.
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TC: What's the farthest away a drone can be and still be disabled?
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We keep the logistics of death in the farthest reaches of our mind.
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Unsurprisingly, people from counties whose residents travel the farthest tend to stay longer.
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That's literally the farthest I went all day yesterday on my day off.
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Do we need to explore the farthest depths of space and colonize Mars?
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FARTHEST FIELD: An Indian Story of the Second World War, by Raghu Karnad.
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Compete Disney is farthest ahead in its plan to fight Netflix head-on.
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The pollution-based economy has now impacted the farthest reaches of our planet.
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He whose ball lyes farthest from the hole is obliged to play first.
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At its farthest orbit, Sedna is some 87 billion miles from the sun.
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So, as the sun reaches its farthest point in the sky on Dec.
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"The Farthest," a dazzling documentary written and directed by Emer Reynolds, illustrates why.
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"Getting an implant was the farthest thing from my mind anyway," he continues.
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About 14 hours before it&aposs full, the moon will be at its farthest point from Earth (apogee), a distance of 252,415 miles (406,223 kilometers), and the moon moves slowest in its orbit when it&aposs farthest from the Earth.
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But this controversial destination is the farthest thing from a typical theater-going experience.
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We must improve everyone's financial literacy and especially for those who are farthest behind.
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This is the farthest orbit that private companies have placed satellites in to date.
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The farthest date out the tool measures, February 2017, indicates a -12 percent chance.
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With nearly 200 locations, Nordstrom is the farthest along in its off-price expansion.
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They remain scientists and explorers, above all of the farthest reaches of outer space.
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This is the farthest back that the ice front has been in recorded history.
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At the farthest ends of the planet, glaciers are melting and habitats are vanishing.
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Party unity, it seems, is the farthest thing from his mind at the moment.
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In 2020, it will open its 10th and farthest-flung iteration in Kyoto, Japan.
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At the farthest end of the spectrum, take the Catalan Republic declared last week.
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Most recently, we did that in Cuba, and the farthest we've picked was Thailand.
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At its farthest point it is about 155 billion miles away from the sun.
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"Those who shout the loudest are the farthest from the problem," Mr. Endruschat said.
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Cronin didn't attend college, and the farthest east he had traveled was Boise, Idaho.
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Netanyahu's solution has been to scrounge for votes on the farther — and farthest — right.
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It is the farthest you can get from being alone with a human woman.
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Not the guy who drives it the best and the prettiest and the farthest.
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TOTAL RECALL The Hubble Space Telescope has discovered the farthest individual star ever seen.
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Facebook, no surprise, has gone farthest so far in surrendering its premium P/E.
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It flew by the farthest object ever visited, called "Arrokoth," on January 1, 2019.
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The countries farthest from the beaten tourist track may have the toughest time sloganizing.
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She'll be the first to tell you that's the farthest thing from the truth.
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Prizes are awarded to students in various categories, like the farthest away residency program.
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In 2012, he set the world record for the farthest flight for a paper aircraft.
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" "They climbed way out not just a limb but the farthest twig of a limb.
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Due in large part to a series of privacy scandals, Facebook's reputation has fallen farthest.
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That's on the way, in the form of the new documentary The Farthest on PBS.
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The fly-by marked the farthest close encounter of an object within our solar system.
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Still, the farthest thing from the minds of "Dreamers" is the living nightmare of deportation.
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And keep women a whole other hand away from the farthest tips of your fingernails.
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Ophelia is the farthest east that a major hurricane has ever been in the Atlantic.
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The farthest hill from the center, Dzhendem Tepe, or Youth Hill, is also the highest.
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Q&A Q. What is the farthest object or galaxy we have seen in space?
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Singapore will be the farthest distance he has traveled since coming to power in 2011.
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Coon Dog has flown farthest, often to the tips of Quebec and Newfoundland, Bartkovich said.
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At farthest stage right, there's the back door of a house and a tiny patio.
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Even the farthest reaches of the United States aren't immune to the national infrastructure crisis.
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I'm a voracious reader of all of the right-wing, and farthest right-wing content.
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It is the sixth-best game since 223-222 (the farthest back Game Score is tracked).
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At its farthest point, the new elliptical orbit will carry Dawn out 20073,22007 miles (22011,22012 kilometers).
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The spacecraft should reach its target in January 2019, making it the farthest exploration in history.
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You know that to open a door, you push on the side farthest from the hinge.
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At its nearest point to Earth, the moon is 14% closer than at its farthest point.
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She has the Guinness World Record for the farthest arrow shot into a target using feet.
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In contrast, one of the objectives that the world is farthest from meeting concerns gender equality.
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It won't hit even warp one, but it can explore the farthest reaches of your bedroom.
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Teams that make it the farthest the fastest win a special advantage in the next challenge.
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I think the farthest I walked outside of therapy with it was a couple thousand feet.
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They can't vote, yet they will be the ones living farthest into the climate-changed future.
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When it's farthest from the Sun, the rock will be at an extreme 2,993 AUs away.
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As far as accessories go, a pearl necklace is pretty much the farthest thing from trendy.
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The adjacent mosque -- Islam's third holiest -- is called al-Aqsa, which means "the farthest" in Arabic.
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These states may have the farthest to fall by limiting the federal Medicaid budget, experts say.
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It got to 250 meters, the farthest I flew using just the phone as my remote.
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"We've had other bills like this, but this is the farthest it's ever gone," he said.
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The Gateway, a lunar orbiting platform, will be the farthest humans have ever lived from Earth.
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The Sundance Lodge is tucked away in the trees, the farthest accommodations from the main lodge.
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And we are the least affected by what happens with Ukraine because we're the farthest away.
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There are four doors outside, and the door farthest from the entrance is completely broken up.
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It's also a "mini-moon" because the moon is the farthest from Earth and appears small.
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The great apogee, the farthest distance from Earth, will minimize obstruction and interference from our planet.
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For Nigeria, however, he plays a much more attacking role, usually as the farthest forward midfielder.
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Totality is longest where the Earth is farthest from the sun and closest to the moon.
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"Today, that is the farthest thing from his mind," Geoffrey Moore, Milken's senior adviser, tells us.
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"I kind of jokingly said Madagascar, just because it's the farthest possible place," he told me.
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Farthest away from the soldiers, but closest to the main road, it was lined with sandbags.
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In Australia, the farthest employee is located more than 800 miles west of Sydney in Adelaide.
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That left only Alaska-Anchorage, Alaska-Fairbanks and Alabama-Huntsville, the W.C.H.A.'s farthest-flung members.
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Areas of the country that supposedly had the most to gain swung the farthest to Trump.
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Mathaussen's team, Equaluk-54, has traveled the farthest, from Greenland's southern tip to its western coast.
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They are the farthest thing from sexist and there was a women lawmaker wearing them, too.
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Other rail lines exist but ours would get us the farthest north in the shortest time.
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Karen ordered a hot tea and sat down at the table farthest from both of them.
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This is the farthest north the Russian spy vessel has ever ventured, according to US defense official.
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Single day of the year when Earth is farthest from the Sun — 1.7 percent farther than average.
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And in the case of a tie, the robot who travels the farthest across the table wins.
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This last question has perhaps been farthest from the front of road warriors' minds—until this week.
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Zapata actually set a new Guinness World Record for farthest hoverboard flight on the flyboard in 2016.
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The farthest any guest traveled was a relative who drove four and a half hours from Virginia.
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America, which set aside $2.6bn for hypersonic weapons in the Pentagon's 2020 budget, is probably farthest ahead.
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It's now about 11 billion miles from Earth, the second-farthest-out human-made object in space.
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Why no discussion of expanding broadband or communications technology access to the farthest corners of the globe?
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The opposite of a supermoon, a minimoon is at the farthest point in orbit from earth. Slooh.
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It was also a "mini-moon" because the moon was the farthest from Earth and appears small.
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Next to him, in the corner farthest from the board, sat a white man in his fifties.
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ET. It is the precise moment at which the Northern Hemisphere is tilted farthest from the sun.
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"We are the farthest thing from surprised," Pat Brown, Impossible Foods' CEO, told Business Insider last year.
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So up until that point, I'd say it was the farthest we'd gone to challenge our creativity.
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Two days earlier, the race passed Point Nemo, the spot on earth that is farthest from land.
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On Tuesday that same probe, New Horizons, will provide a closeup of the farthest object ever visited.
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More goes into it than hitting shots; it's not as simple as who hits it the farthest.
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Today they are 10 billion and 13 billion miles away, the farthest man-made objects from Earth.
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Peter, who is in charge of the company's merchandising, has strayed farthest from his family's natural conservatism.
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In most Targets, market is placed against one of the back walls, farthest away from the register.
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Back in 1991, the clock's hands were positioned the farthest away from midnight that they've ever been.
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Massachusetts has gone the farthest, issuing a four-month ban on all vaping products — flavored or not.
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Later, at its farthest distance from the star, the planet would undergo a long and deep freeze.
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That's right, the farthest I'm going for the next six months is the convenience store on Montague.
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We looked for the names whose forward price-earnings ratio is the farthest above their one-year average.
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This is the farthest that he&aposs ever been outside of Pyongyang as the leader of North Korea.
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They are the farthest out, and without a telescope, this is the best the human eye can do.
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Its website states that the total journey time between the farthest LVCC stations will be around one minute.
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Although the D.A. has been reviewing several cases, this is the farthest any of the cases have gotten.
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The farthest that a quantum signal can be sent through an optical fibre, for example, is about 100km.
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You can head for the farthest reaches of the Earth, but you'll never escape the U.S. tax man.
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Yet as a team they somehow manage to run the second-farthest distance on offense in the NBA.
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And it's inevitable that some of the rosiest, farthest-reaching claims about it will evaporate under closer scrutiny.
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The cheapest box seats farthest from the finish line are going for about $2659 on the secondary market.
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He is a member of the Freedom Caucus — the farthest right group in the Republican Caucus in Washington.
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"Modeling was the farthest thing from what I ever thought I would do with my life," she said.
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However, seven states saw an increase during that period, and women in rural areas typically traveled the farthest.
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When you're sixteen, the farthest back you can remember is about thirteen years, to the age of three.
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All he can do now is run to the farthest corner and hope his opponents make a mistake.
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Rolling coal has origins in truck pulls, in which pickups compete to pull a heavy sled the farthest.
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Lee Westwood of England, the third member of the group, was farthest from the hole and putted first.
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It also set a record on this track for finishing on the podium from the farthest spot back.
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I twirled it around and caught them all, drawing them in from the farthest reaches of the cosmos.
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Otto's landfall location is the farthest south on record that a hurricane has hit in Central America. PaulaRichardSharyTobiasVirginieWalter
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Your home life is intense and changing, going to the farthest possible extreme as Venus connects with Pluto.
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Funnily, the collaborators that were farthest away from me and the closest didn't make it to my studio.
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The farthest I'll go is to the nearest Starbucks where I'll drink coffee and work on my computer.
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E-Verify would go farthest in securing this linchpin, certainly more so than a longer and higher fence.
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The farthest the Ribeira Sacra wines had ever traveled was up the river, to the city of Lugo.
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That single panel spread online, starting in body builder forums before reaching the internet's farthest and darkest reaches.
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Tuesday's encounter set a new record for farthest exploration, and was a more complex mission, the AP reported.
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I ran farthest, but ended up right where my ancestor was in 1804 when he graduated from Yale.
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It is the farthest a rocket has been fired into Israel since the end of the 2014 war.
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So the end result is the farthest thing from like a realistic photo that you can ever imagine.
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Today, Yamagata Prefecture, about 230 miles north of Tokyo, is the farthest south the juhyo can be found.
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Situated 150 miles into the Arctic Circle, Abisko is practically the farthest north you can get in Europe.
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Chinedu may have broken the Guinness World Record for the farthest distance traveled with a football on the head.
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In the video above, NASA uses it to zoom into the oldest and farthest galaxy Hubble has ever seen.
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Previously the farthest region measured with this technique was nearly 35,900 light-years away — also calculated by Reid's team.
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The farthest-flying Russian anti-ship missile today can hit US ships from as far as 300 miles away.
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From the farthest reaches of the Arctic to the deepest depths of the ocean, plastic pollution really is everywhere.
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Image: ShutterstockNeptune, the farthest named planet in our solar system (sorry Pluto), is unusual in a lot of ways.
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We settled on an abandoned field deep in the woods at the farthest edge of the Wellesley College property.
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People cheer and whistle in the moments when she flexes her skills and projects to reach its farthest corners.
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Ultima Thule is the farthest object to have ever been encountered by a probe launched from the planet Earth.
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These patrols represented the most aggressive Russian actions to date, and their farthest power projection since the Cold War.
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De Gaulle was the farthest thing in the world from an instinctive democrat, but he didn't have to be.
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Stevenson stood quietly at the farthest edge of the podium until it was time for him to step up.
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In the corner farthest from the door, whatever the proper term for a spanking station is—that was it.
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Store it in the coldest part of the freezer (farthest from the door) until firm, at least 6 hours.
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I'm more of a grinder type player; I don't hit the ball the farthest or throw it the hardest.
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There's a point in the orbit where the moon is farthest away from the sun, and where it's closest.
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Our planet's worst-ever extinction—the one that claimed 95 percent of all life—was farthest over the line.
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Come the fourth inning, I walked from Wrigley Field's ancient press box to the farthest reaches of right field.
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Since then, Dude Perfect has broken several Guinness world records, like walking the farthest distance barefoot on Lego bricks.
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"To hit the farthest home run I've probably ever hit, in front of them, is pretty surreal," Voit said.
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A billion miles past Pluto, in the farthest reaches of the solar system, lies an object called Ultima Thule.
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More Affordable Housing Still, the bulk of new building farthest from train stations is geared toward more affordable projects.
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Her comments mark the farthest a top Fed official has ever gone in tying monetary policy to climate change.
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It carries out exhaustive investigations of a small number of charities, recommending seven where a charitable donation goes farthest.
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General Electric is the stock farthest from its 52-week high, trading more than 55 percent below that level.
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It is the farthest left of any in recent memory—it effectively called for a new Glass-Steagall Act.
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The ball of rock and ice is around 1.53 billion years old and is the farthest active comet ever spotted.
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The ball of rock and ice is around 4.6 billion years old and is the farthest active comet ever spotted.
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Hubble also photographed Comet C/2017 K2 PANSTARRS, the farthest active inbound comet ever spotted, located 1.5 billion miles away.
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The spacecraft will now begin preparations for a New Year&aposs flyby encounter with the farthest planetary encounter in history.
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Attempt three: Bran travels the farthest back and tries stopping the Children of the Forest from creating the Night King.
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This is the first one I saw, and it seems to have spread the farthest: the floor is men pic.twitter.
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He told everyone to get to the gym, which was the farthest point in the school away from the water.
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About 2000,0003: Miles (2000,2380 km) to travel to Rio from Guam, one of the farthest nations sending athletes to compete.
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An annular solar eclipse happens when the Moon is farthest away from the Earth, making the Moon look particularly small.
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"He's the one that starts the farthest away from us, and maybe comes the closest at the end," Trier said.
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The peculiar physics of climate change have played a particularly nasty trick on those who live farthest to the north.
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There's a point in the orbit where the moon is farthest from the sun, and a point where it's closest.
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The spinning probe is about as wide as a basketball court and is the farthest solar-powered spacecraft from Earth.
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"I have given my love to what is worthy of love," the character Arren tells Ged in The Farthest Shore.
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Fetterman, for all of his self-avowed socialism, wasn't the farthest left candidate to win a Democrat primary in Pennsylvania.
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The floating plant, which will be the farthest north nuclear station in the world, has received criticism from environmental groups.
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One method calculates the expansion based on the farthest radiation that our experiments can see, called the cosmic microwave background.
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Otto's landfall location is the farthest south on record that a hurricane has ever hit in Central America, forecasters said.
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Still others went for the glory of obtaining "farthest north"—in contemporaneous parlance, the highest latitude yet reached by man.
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More Life's sound may reach the farthest depths of the world, but at its core, feels very close to home.
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The Midway Atoll is located in the North Pacific Ocean—the farthest you can get from any continent on Earth.
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Since then, the farthest any invader got inside Israel was into areas seized by the Israelis during a previous war.
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He was, however, still making the same joke about giving an award to whoever had traveled the farthest to volunteer.
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" In an interview for a documentary released last year, "The Farthest," Dr. Smith said, "We did something really, really great.
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Rebecca Long-Bailey, the candidate closest to Mr. Corbyn's politics, and Lisa Nandy, the one farthest away, supported the campaign.
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Reggie Jackson watched on Monday as Aaron Judge ripped impressive batting-practice rockets into the farthest reaches of Yankee Stadium.
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Disney buses will take you to Animal Kingdom and Magic Kingdom, but Magic Kingdom is the farthest from the resort.
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In the country that's farthest along, China, we saw a different sort of path: kind of an elongated S shape.
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Ultima Thule -- officially known by decidedly the less-snappy name "2014 MU69" -- is the farthest object ever visited by spacecraft.
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RoseAnne Spradlin's "X" went the farthest; many audience members impatient with its endurance test (and missing its humor) left early.
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Warrior Mars harmonizes with power planet Pluto, encouraging you to spread your agenda to the farthest corners of your reaches.
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The article also misstated how many days it takes for the planet farthest from Trappist-1 to orbit the star.
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Frugal Family Sometimes budget travel means spending as little as possible to take the longest, farthest, most ambitious adventure possible.
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He had his driver out—the club that hits the ball the farthest, the one you use off the tee.
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"It's too easy to drop and I can't reach the farthest away UI elements without using two hands," said another.
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And Facebook has been ground zero, often providing amplification to speech once relegated to the farthest fringes of Czech society.
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Sitting high on twin hulls, this catamaran ferries troops, gear, and supplies to a given theater of operation's farthest-flung nooks.
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It is, in fact, the one day of the year when the Earth is farthest from the sun in its orbit.
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The few that remain are in the farthest villages, tenanted by shy 19- and 20-year-olds soon to be wed.
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With 11 host cities, and 2,500km separating the farthest-flung, Russia's World Cup offers an attractive target for lone-wolf attacks.
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The question is, when the bottom falls out, between supergiant and more normal-sized rounds, which has the farthest to fall?
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Boosted isn't the only game in town of course, but based on our experience with the competition, it's the farthest ahead.
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The study also shows that six of those eight quakes occurred when the Moon was near its farthest point from Earth.
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Not everyone put where they're from, but I think the playlist that came from farthest away is from Ashley in Australia.
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On Sunday, she shared that she felt the farthest thing from celebratory when she heard the initial news about his arrest.
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The distance between the two farthest cities under consideration for hosting games (Mexico City, Mexico, and Edmonton, Canada) is 2972.64 miles.
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Of all the characters from all the shows analyzed, New Yorker George Costanza from NBC's "Seinfeld" is farthest in the red.
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That race is only 11 weeks away, and it will be 16.2 miles longer than the farthest Jorgensen has ever run.
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The space agency will pick one and beam it up to the Voyager, the farthest human-made object in the universe.
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The idea was that Paul the Apostle and Jesus himself went to the "farthest reaches" in order to evangelize to heathens.
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The farthest back into black-and-gold history we'll get to reach is 2005, with Super Bowl XL at Ford Field.
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Instead, the supermoon really shines when it is compared with the full moon at apogee, or its farthest position from Earth.
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Perkins County, he discovered, was the farthest point in the continental United States from the nearest McDonald's restaurant at that time.
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But, it also shows — for now — the influence of the Heritage Foundation, one of the farthest right think tanks in town.
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But they'll have had the opportunity to listen to scientists bringing back grim news from the farthest reaches of the planet.
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At 400 miles inland, this is considered the "farthest ranging amphibious assault" in the history of the Marine Corps and Navy.
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"New voices needed Juan Gutierrez, 21, Armenia, Colombia "Historically it has been the loudest voices that have been heard the farthest.
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Instead of bolting blindly for the farthest point in the house from the offending foot, she hopped into bed with me.
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We were at the farthest stand, so we drove past a handful of other planes before pulling up to our A320.
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And it is Zara and other brands like it that have helped plant flags on the farthest reaches of the planet.
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Twenty teams lifted off in gas balloons from Montbéliard, France, on Friday to see which could go the farthest without stopping.
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The statistic is somewhat skewed because in earlier decades the farthest outside slots were not always filled, as they are now.
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"That's the proper thing to do," said Ms. Patel, one of the farthest-right members of Prime Minister Boris Johnson's cabinet.
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He spread Enlightenment ideas to the farthest outposts of Europe—and he sold them out to the autocrats who lived there.
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According to the American Association of University Women, Latinas have the farthest of any race to go to reach pay equality.
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Of those, 24 went above the apogee of the ISS, the point of the space station's orbit farthest from the Earth.
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Humans sent robots to the farthest reaches of the solar system, to the sun, to the gas giant Jupiter, and more.
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This year's harvest moon will occur during the apogee, or the point in the moon's orbit when it's farthest from Earth.
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But when compared with the moon at apogee, when it is farthest away from the Earth, the differences come into focus.
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Ophelia stands out because of its location and trajectory as the farthest east a storm of its strength has ever formed.
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At 28 billion miles from Earth, MU22019 (also nicknamed Ultima Thule) is the farthest-away object a human spacecraft has ever visited.
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At this point, our satellite will be about 30,000 miles nearer to our planet than at its farthest point (called an apogee).
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Competitive free diving is where we compete to see who can swim the farthest, deepest, or hold their breath for the longest.
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They hold the record for the farthest dive into a cave and have been summoned for rescues in France, Norway and Mexico.
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Basketball team the Harlem Globetrotters also secured records, including the titles for the "farthest basketball shot under one leg" at 15.98 meters.
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It also has four of the top five cities where women must travel the farthest, upward of 300 miles, to access care.
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In November 2015, in the face of the migrant crisis, all but the farthest-left party agreed to laws tightening immigration policies.
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El Paso is the largest metro area on the U.S./Mexican border and is located at the farthest western tip of Texas.
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That's quite a hit rate for a six-year-old incubator operating in one of the farthest flung corners of the world.
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As humanity's farthest probe, every piece of information beamed back to Earth is new and groundbreaking, therefore scientists are hungry for more.
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As a Miami native, she is now suffering the growing pains of being the farthest away from her family in her life.
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According to a comment Brady left in response to a teammate, he is the skier farthest to the right in the video.
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Wherever they land, the pieces will come down in a long, narrow line, with the densest parts of the station travelling farthest.
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The pod was composed of two tiers, arranged in an L-shape, with cells lining the two walls farthest from the entrance.
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Neptune is the eighth —and farthest — planet from the sun It took NASA probe Voyager 2 12 years to cover that distance.
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Scientists at Daya Bay are trying to figure out how many antineutrinos evade detection at the farthest detector because they've changed flavors.
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The dance move—originated in the Atlanta club scene—has now made its way into the farthest, whitest reaches of the world.
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At its farthest, 2015 RR245 reaches a distance of 120 aus, or about three times the distance from Pluto to the Sun.
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As soon as Voyager 2 left the farthest reaches of the solar wind, the density of plasma actually jumped, according to Phys.org.
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The sun meets Venus, the planet of love and values, acting as a north star to guide you into the farthest distances.
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This trio of teams is not alone in lacking a consistent vision—they're just the ones farthest down the going-nowhere path.
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The Pentagon said it was the farthest north of the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) U.S. military aircraft have flown so far this century.
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Londoners, however, need to look primarily at the northwest portion of Greenland, the part of the island farthest from the city itself.
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The flights, at about 9,900 and 10,500 nautical miles, represent the farthest — and the longest, in terms of time — nonstop flights today.
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In fact, they fled the farthest — Southern whites are more closely related to blacks now living in the North than the South.
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Toosi asked the group to close our eyes and listen initially to the sounds farthest away, then those closest to our bodies.
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Pluto's prime Pluto planetary days are remembered fondly -- for decades it was notable for being our solar system's smallest and farthest planet.
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The tiny town of Buckhannon, West Virginia is "the farthest thing from the center of the NBA as possible," says Tanner McGrew.
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Instead, Azih, who describes himself as the farthest thing from traditional CEO, simply sent out an Excel spreadsheet with LeaseQuery&aposs financials.
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You&aposre least likely to conceive right after ovulationYou are least fertile when you are farthest from the time you start ovulating.
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Farthest along is a new iteration of gene therapy, currently in trials conducted by Bluebird Bio, a biotech company in Cambridge, Mass.
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Among the states, perhaps Tennessee has gone the farthest, offering two years of tuition-free community college for all high school graduates.
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Ms. Frigeri has also placed the artist's best-known pieces — childlike and strangely sexual watercolors of nude women — farthest from the entrance.
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He knows the whole hopscotch for miles, all around Little North Pond and then to the farthest reaches of North Pond itself.
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Here's his path (in pink): Another shark, an adult male blue shark named Buzz, traveled the farthest south of the tracked sharks.
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To extend his lapidary focus from the nearest plane to the farthest out, he had to narrow the aperture of the lens.
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In some cases, multiple balls were on the field, and bees watched the demonstrator dragging only the farthest ball back to the goal.
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Politicians from both sides have charged taxpayers thousands to fly their families with them to events in the farthest corners of the country.
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Shine took his savings and bought a ticket for the place that was the farthest away from Southampton he could find: New Zealand.
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It traversed more than 28 miles (45 kilometers) of Martian terrain — the farthest of any surface robot — exploring multiple craters on the planet.
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"I'm no party member or supporter of the Communist Party, but I thought they were the farthest away from the LDP," she said.
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This structure permits surface tension to wick saliva from a cat's mouth and release it into the farthest recesses of the animal's fur.
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Le Guin was also an author who faced the question of death directly — most memorably in the third Earthsea novel, The Farthest Shore.
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"These magnets are the farthest thing from a commodity that we can imagine," says Ryan Castilloux, of Adamas Intelligence, a rare-earths consultancy.
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I reintroduced tech T-shirts into my wardrobe and banished my teasing brushes and hairsprays to the farthest corner of my bathroom cabinets.
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In other words, 203 LF6's aphelion (farthest distance from the Sun) is still shorter than Earth's perihelion (closest distance to the Sun).
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After all, the best person for a tech job may be the candidate who stands the farthest out from a tech company's crowd.
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If airlines keep competing for the world's longest flight, what's the farthest they can possibly go given the aircraft models in use today?
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EKRE's heartland consists of the counties farthest from the capital, Tallinn, areas where its promise to shake up politics resonated with many voters.
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The winners are those who throw the mullet the farthest within each category—there are age-group categories for men, women, and children.
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In Bonner's Ferry in Northern Idaho he lived, in a literal sense, at the farthest frontier you can find in the lower 48.
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Recently, an international team of researchers set out to determine which terrestrial mammals migrate the farthest, and just how incredible their journeys are.
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I felt terrified, raw and awake to the fragility of life — the farthest I'd ever been from home in both mind and body.
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He was coming back from the farthest shelves, a violet stuffed animal—I think it was a rabbit—hanging from his right hand.
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It's the farthest north of the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) that US fighters or bomber aircraft have ever flown this century, the Pentagon said.
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Located in the farthest reaches of India's northeast, the state is in a region where cow vigilante activity was all but unheard of.
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When hunting, keep in mind that Seoul Station is closest to the city's best attractions and night life, but farthest from the Olympics.
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It's the farthest NASA has seen a rock roll during a landing on another planet, the space agency said in a news release.
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The farthest thing from "shopping" is the arduous annual ritual of reviewing the complex and all but impossible to decipher health insurance options.
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The problem was found to be most extreme are in community school districts in the farthest reaches of the Bronx, Brooklyn and Queens.
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If you're not sitting directly in front of it, you're going to get color and brightness falloff at the edge you're farthest from.
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Her plan goes the farthest to crack down on the true causes of the last financial crisis, and to prevent the next one.
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On the walk, she slowly realizes that because she lives farthest away, she would be left to walk home in the dark alone.
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And the farthest I can run from what you have become is to daily choose what is right instead of what I want.
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Despite being just an hour ahead of New York City, it was the farthest I've felt from home so far on this trip.
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Despite being just an hour ahead of New York City, it was the farthest I've felt from home so far on this trip.
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Go to the farthest edges of the city and its 61 stories of tapered steel and glass stick up like a forceful thumb.
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It was the farthest point in an invasion that had cut Central America's largest reserve in two and threatened to destroy what remained.
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You put it on a spaceship, send it out to the farthest reaches of the galaxy, and you can talk about whatever you want.
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Currently, the farthest spacecraft ever built is NASA's Voyager 1, which launched in 1977, and only just reached Interstellar space a few years back.
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But here's something that might confuse you: Today is also aphelion day—the day in Earth's orbit that where it's farthest from the Sun.
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There is a cosmic horizon: the farthest distance from which light has had time to reach us, and thus, beyond which we cannot see.
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Light from Jupiter has a longer distance to travel when Earth is farthest away from the gas giant, explaining the longer intervals between eclipses.
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The planets may also seem similar, but Neptune — the farthest of the two — puts off 202015 times more energy than Uranus does, says Fortney.
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Every working American will also have the Right to Paid Time Off, thanks to the farthest-reaching paid leave policy of any 2020 candidate.
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The closest planet takes just 1.5 Earth days to complete one orbit, while the farthest planet takes around 20 days to circle the star.
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The farthest-reaching effect of the American Health Care Act, however, may be provisions that roll back the expansion of Medicaid beginning in 2018.
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The potential ninth planet, at its closest, would be about 103 billion miles away; at its farthest, it could be 100 billion miles away.
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"This is the farthest thing from bullying -- posting positive graphics about Hillary is our job," said Elizabeth Shappell, communications director for Correct the Record.
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In the 12th century muwashshah-singing spread eastward, putting down roots in north Africa and the eastern Mediterranean, with its farthest outpost in Yemen.
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"Even at the farthest point away from the end of the truss, you can get back inside the station within 30 minutes," said Jennings.
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Eclipses can occur when the moon is at apogee (its farthest distance from the Earth), but the moon won't block out the entire sun.
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Franky Zapata, the French jet ski champion who invented the Flyboard Air, has set a new Guinness World Record for the farthest hoverboard flight.
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In the map, the purple dots mark the galaxies that are farthest away, while the yellow ones represent galaxies that are closer to us.
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"We have a sport where people get liquored up and toss dead mullet and see who can throw it the farthest," Ms. Roberts said.
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She is on the boards of Habitat for Humanity Nantucket and Camps Farthest Out Singing Hills in Plainfield, N.H., a nondenominational Christian family camp.
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Large ice chunks in the region have pushed the ice sheet the farthest distance from Greenland's coast since record-keeping began in the 21625s.
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Undulating with ambiguous activity, it is only from the farthest gallery wall that one can decipher an animation of a mollusk, ancient and alive.
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Mr. Paul's pilot, like Mr. Hawke's in "Good Kill," is the farthest thing from a blasé video-gamer eager to set off an explosion.
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Cespedes's 441-foot homer landed in the first row of the third deck in left field, the farthest of any Mets homer this season.
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The flights, at about 9,403 and 10,500 nautical miles, respectively, represent the farthest — and currently the longest, in terms of time — nonstop flights today.
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It is this event where the Americans stand the farthest apart from the competition, and where the American revolution in gymnastics is most obvious.
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At perigee, the closest spot in its orbit to Earth, it's around 31,068 miles closer to Earth than at apogee, when it's farthest away.
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The Bathroom The full-length windows extended into the bathroom, although the toilet was thankfully tucked into the corner farthest from the exposing glass.
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Life is dictated by the weather and the ferry, which stops at Matinicus, the farthest flung of the inhabited islands, only once a month.
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Overall, dollars stretched the farthest in cities like Memphis, Tennessee; El Paso, Texas; and Wichita, Kansas, where annual expenditures were around $40,000 a year.
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We thought we would have to go to the one that was farthest from ground zero, but I'm not always good at evaluating distances.
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For maximum eloquence, speak loudly enough so people farthest from you can hear but not so loudly that it's uncomfortable for those in front.
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As the years of Barack Obama's presidency passed, Mr. Giuliani's voice seemed to carry farthest when it was keyed to harsh or apocalyptic tones.
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"The faintest and farthest galaxies are just one ten-billionth the brightness of what the human eye can see," NASA said in its statement.
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The barely inhabited steppes of Central Asia — near the one point on earth farthest from a sea or ocean — are in for a transformation.
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Because we live in town, the farthest places I drive to are the gym or the grocery store, which are each under two miles away.
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At a jaw-dropping distance of 22.677 billion miles (2250 billion km) from the Sun, it's the farthest active inbound comet ever documented by astronomers.
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Otherwise, The Farthest is the purest kind of G-rated educational film, designed to be accessible to all ages, and appropriate for them as well.
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Its newly renovated Pearl Concert Theater has a capacity of just 2,83 seats, and the farthest seat from the stage is only 120 feet away.
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The point at which the moon is farthest from the Earth is the apogee, and the moment at which it is closest is the perigee.
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Toggle the Use small taskbar buttons switch to On, then click Colors and select the blue farthest to the left on the third row down.
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Eventually the 269-foot-long cruiser will be able to carry 36 guests in the lap of luxury to the farthest corners of the world.
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His selections include groundbreaking classics and contemporary hits, each taking you to the farthest reaches of the galaxy and the depths of the human psyche.
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They decorate the Martian welkin when the red planet gets chillier near aphelion, which is the point at which it is farthest from the Sun.
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Besides being an indication that it can be found even in the farthest end of the continent, this proves dragonglass is a high-valued object.
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If there's one thing the KarJenner family is great at, it's pushing everything — from their outfits to their beauty looks — to the farthest possible limits.
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At perigee, the closest spot in its orbit to the Earth, it's around 22017,068 miles closer to Earth than at apogee, when it's farthest away.
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Like a glass bead, the entire bacterial cell acts as a lens, focusing light on the point on the cell wall farthest from the source.
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Franky Zapata, the man who invented the jet-powered Flyboard Air, set a new world record on Saturday for the farthest flight by a hoverboard.
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In the mountains of Alaska, you can find the High-Frequency Active Auroral Research Program that helps scientists study the farthest distances of the atmosphere.
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When she couldn't find them there, she thought that perhaps they had gone on an errand together—the farthest they usually drove was to Costco.
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One copy of the record is attached to NASA's Voyager 220 spacecraft, which has entered interstellar space, the farthest artifact ever tossed out by humanity.
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Somewhat baffled, they watched Casey, a left-handed hitter, methodically lift the leg farthest from the pitcher rather than the one that strides toward him.
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Out in Deep Playa, the part of the city farthest away from the camps, rested "Awful's Gas and Snack" by Matthew Gerring and Crank Factory.
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In January, the spacecraft reached the farthest object anything human-made has ever visited: a snowman-shaped space rock called 2014 MU69 (or Ultima Thule).
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Waymo and General Motors are generally accepted to be the companies farthest along in the race to a true self-driving vehicle, according to Bloomberg.
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Triangulum is one of the farthest objects that can be seen with the naked eye in dark skies—it's in the Triangulum constellation, near Andromeda.
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This was the farthest I ever made it, as I steeled my soul against the endlessly dreary missions set in the tombs of the undead.
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Antarctica is surreal – a really weird place – and I ended up running the 100k, which was easily the farthest I'd done up to that point.
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Much of that money was made abroad, though, and a counterattack aimed at Boeing could reverberate into the farthest reaches of the nation's industrial economy.
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At perigee, the closest spot in its orbit to the Earth, it's around 31,068 miles closer to Earth than at apogee, when it's farthest away.
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I would feel like a failure if what I was creating was exploitative violence porn—that's the farthest thing from what we want to do.
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Manbij is the farthest west that the Americans, aligned with the Syrian Democratic Forces insurgent group in the fight against the Islamic State, are stationed.
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For the next three years, though, we'll continue to get new batches of incredible images from the farthest solar-powered spacecraft ever launched from Earth.
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" Shroff argued that investigators could not be sure who took the data because the CIA network in question "was the farthest thing from being secure.
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In fact, according to Mr. Mulligan, the neighborhoods farthest from Manhattan were the same neighborhoods that have seen the largest growth in ride-hailing usage.
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The farthest anyone has gotten was in 1991, when some anthropologists stood in waist-deep water near the shore and gifted coconuts to smiling tribesmen.
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At the farthest end, construction has begun on Hudson Yards, a development that houses two more Diller Scofidio + Renfro projects, including the Shed performance space.
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Pairs of particles that arose early on subsequently moved the farthest apart, yielding pairs of objects far away from each other in the sky today.
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Texas Texas fell the farthest from its preseason ranking, slipping from No. 22 in the Associated Press Top 221 poll to a 26-23 record.
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E-commerce has transformed the way businesses operate, making it possible for the smallest organization to reach customers in the farthest corners of the world.
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Maggie is a woman on the edge of something other than her metaphorical tin roof; if not senescence, then the farthest side of youthful splendor.
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"It's far ... the farthest yet," said Honduran Bayron Baca, 26, pulling open a map that Red Cross volunteers had given him in a medical tent.
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The second-farthest one known, reported on in 2011, tipped the scales at an estimated 2 billion solar masses after 770 million years of cosmic time.
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The largest pools of renewable energy tend to be the farthest from human population centres; long, high-capacity electricity cables are needed to transmit their power.
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For anyone looking for the biggest ad budget or the farthest reaching political ad, the ads can be sorted by spend, impressions and recency, as well.
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This is the farthest any solar-powered explorer has ventured into deep space, which is usually occupied solely by robots running on radioisotope thermoelectric generators (RTGs).
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Trump wasn't the only one who questioned President Barack Obama's citizenship in 2008, but he certainly took it the farthest, insisting Obama produce his birth certificate.
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"That's probably the farthest I've seen here," manager Brad Ausmus said of the blast, listed at 33 feet but in reality a good 10 feet longer.
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The farthest point away from any McDonald's location (AKA the McFarthest Spot) is a patch of desert in Northern Nevada near the Sheldon National Antelope Refuge.
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"If anybody met Cohen, they know it couldn't be the farthest thing from the truth, and you know... he's a good kid," Kim Naulty told WSET.
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Though there may be further changes to the bill, it remains the most aggressive and farthest to the right of any legislative proposal on the issue.
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The first three books in the cycle—A Wizard of Earthsea (1968), The Tombs of Atuan (1970), and The Farthest Shore (1972)—came in quick succession.
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He pointed to the farthest point of the patio, where two fences resolved at a point that evoked the hull of a ship, and sighed, dreamily.
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Grindr still collects user locations in Egypt and ranks nearby users from closest to farthest, but the Egyptian version of the app won't list precise distances.
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Le Guin went on to write four subsequent novels set in the same world: The Tombs of Atuan, The Farthest Shore, Tehanu, and The Other Wind.
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But the trip will take about a week in total to skim past the moon, reach its farthest point, get pulled back to Earth, and land.
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Our carbon pricing bill progressed all the way to the Senate Floor--the farthest of any state--showing the progress we've made in building legislative support.
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Last month also set a new record for the farthest departure from a previous record, going 0.2 degrees above the previous highest departure, which was February.
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On Tuesday, the sun squares off with your planetary ruler, taskmaster Saturn, creating conflict between what you're mentally prepared to do and your farthest reaching goals.
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That's probably due to the fact that it's a neighborhood joint on the farthest northern edges of what most Austinites consider a reasonable distance to downtown.
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There is also a sort of I.T. Olympics, which includes powerlifting defunct hard drives and competing to see who can throw a computer mouse the farthest.
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People travel to the world's farthest reaches to see the northern lights, camping on glaciers in Greenland or flying in helicopters over Iceland in their pursuit.
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To see how it was related to other species, the scientists drew an evolutionary tree and found that Kumimanu and Waimanu belonged to its farthest branches.
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Thanks to a phenomenon called gravitational lensing, Hubble has helped astronomers set an out-of-this-world record by spotting the farthest individual star ever seen.
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Perhaps most important and farthest reaching in scope, they define a state's priorities, set targeted goals for improving highway safety and ensure coordination across state agencies.
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Hippocamp, the second farthest of the inner moons from Neptune, managed to stay hidden from the Voyager probe because of its dimness and suboptimal camera angles.
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Like Voyager 1, the farthest human-made object from Earth, Voyager 2 is also on a one-way journey into the unknown depths of interstellar space.
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Of the U.S. plans, California's is considered the most ambitious - with travel speeds over 200 miles per hour - and the farthest along after breaking ground in 2014.
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The remote and rugged areas migrant groups are crossing through present a problem for agents because they're the farthest away from processing centers, medical services, and transportation.
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That being said, even though Colin is about the farthest thing you'll find from a trained professional, you might want to think twice about attempting this build.
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"The farthest south we have seen a hurricane or tropical storm form in the Atlantic is about 7 or 8 degrees north of the equator," Landsea said.
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We grouped distance travelled, journey time and duration of stay together into an equally weighted index to rank the counties where people travel farthest and stay longest.
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I was averaging an impressive 51 mpg in some not-holding-back combined city and highway driving — I'm the farthest thing there is from a hyper-miler.
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That replicates an ultraviolet signal the two Voyager spacecraft — NASA&aposs farthest-traveling probes, which launched in the late 1970s — spotted all the way back in 1992 .
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The Farthest details what it took to launch those missions, and how the probes delivered stunning images and information about planets we'd previously only seen from afar.
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Bolton leads a massive team of 32 co-investigators and 28 key personnel dedicated to the mission Juno, which is the farthest solar-powered spacecraft from Earth.
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NASA scientists needed to reorient the 240-year-old Voyager 2272 -- the space agency's farthest spacecraft -- so its antenna would point toward Earth, 21 billion miles away.
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When they like what a pope says, they extend his authority to the farthest reaches of subjects and to any format in which a statement is made.
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They certainly are not in the business of making sure the people with the least disposable income, or who live the farthest away, can get internet access.
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The unadulterated recklessness coursing through all seven gripping hours makes getting some capital-c Cultcha feel like the farthest thing from fulfilling an obligation of good taste.
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The farthest we've traveled is two hours to Confederation Bridge, but certainly, in plain statistics, people coming on their own could be seven or eight hours away.
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At its farthest point, the planet orbits at about 2.5 times the distance from the Earth to the Sun, while its nearest pass has the planet at .
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Judge crushed the ball, sending it soaring into seats above the farthest edge of the Green Monster, the ball landing between the light tower and the flagpole.
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The Trump administration's antagonistic approach to certain classes of immigrants and our collective muteness aid and abet this political abandonment of people farthest down in society's ranks.
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Here's the latest: The barely inhabited steppes of Central Asia — near the one point on earth farthest from a sea or ocean — are in for a transmogrification.
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"The sarcastic joke is that our headquarters has one of the farthest walks to a Starbucks in Seattle — a quarter of a mile away," Mr. Phillips said.
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On average, Mars is about 140 million miles from Earth, according to NASA, and at the farthest, they are about 250 million miles apart, according to Space.com.
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Part of the joy of "The Farthest: Voyager in Space," a documentary to air on PBS on Wednesday, is reliving those moments of bafflement and intellectual ambition.
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As he does often, El Chapo pulled back in his chair, eyes cast down at the screen, and watched the videotaped interview from the farthest position possible.
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Why it matters: This is the farthest-reaching ban yet by any state, as it is the only restriction in the country that forbids all vaping products.
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On Saturday, the Pentagon sent bombers from Guam toward North Korean airspace, the farthest north of the Demilitarized Zone that U.S. military aircraft have flown this century.
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But the meme that seems to have spread the farthest is the one where Clinton is looking directly at the camera, like Jim Halpert from The Office.
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Disabled or injured occupants, or those farthest from the fire, whose evacuation is less urgent, can shelter on them until congestion on the stairs eases or help comes.
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From Farthest Known Object Tracklist: 6083 EGS-zs8-102 z8_GND_529603 SXDF-NB1006-204 GN-10803605 BDF-329906 ULAS J1120+064107 A1703 zD608 BDF-521 Follow Alexander on Twitter.
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If you're sitting in 29-plus degree weather, it may be hard to believe that the sun is the farthest away from Earth it will be all year.
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Sometimes they even sit together in the Commons: Mr Osborne has joined Ms Soubry on the bench farthest back from the prime minister, now dubbed the "naughty corner".
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But tucked away in the farthest corner of the same cavernous room, far from his brash and bold teammates, is where linebacker Luke Kuechly quietly hangs his jersey.
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Back in 2016, Zapata set a world record for the farthest hoverboard flight when he flew the Flyboard Air along the south coast of France for 2,252 meters.
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But when you consider how so many competitors are still in that $1,000 and up price range, I'd argue this board is where that money goes the farthest.
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That means Moon Express could be the first private company to land on the Moon, as well as the company that travels the farthest away from our planet.
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Mary and so many like her with developmental disabilities are the farthest thing from deadbeats, and they deserve the benefits of a program born in a different time.
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The sub-Neptune that's farthest from its star appears to be within its habitable zone, meaning the planet is just the right distance away to hold liquid water.
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By his second paragraph, Wasson, the author of five books including "Fosse," argues that improv has become "America's farthest-reaching indigenous art form," a bold, if defensible claim.
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The European Space Agency's Planck satellite provided some of the farthest-out imagery, the heat map of the cosmos that can show us the incubators of tomorrow's galaxies.
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The director Emer Reynolds's documentary "The Farthest" describes the work that went into crafting these enduring marvels of mid-'70s technology, which are still zooming away out there.
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It might seem that the work that would have carried the orchestra farthest from its comfort zone was Carl Ruggles's "Evocations" (1937-43), which opened Mr. Thomas's program.
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"This is the farthest exploration of anything in space that has ever taken place, by quite a lot," said Alan Stern, project leader for NASA's New Horizons mission.
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The Pacific species was generally more warty, with its farthest arm wart from the body extending further out along the arm than was found on its Atlantic cousin.
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An article on Tuesday about the accomplishments of the Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 space missions misstated the date on which the PBS documentary "The Farthest" was broadcast.
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Terrorism has yet to show up in a T-Mobile ad, but the posts that travel farthest online, we know, are those that inspire the most outsize reactions.
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In her sunlit live-work space overlooking Brick Lane in East London, the artist Himali Singh Soin is spinning a narrative about the farthest reaches of our planet.
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Her father wasn't interested in the most terrible event captured on the tape, which played out in the shot's farthest right corner during the final moments of the recording.
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Removing the phone's charging capability — and, therefore, disabling it once and for all — as it's doing in the US next week is the farthest that Samsung has gone yet.
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska (Reuters) - Oil is flowing from a drill site in what is now the farthest-west producing site on Alaska's North Slope, ConocoPhillips Alaska Inc said on Tuesday.
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They were: the tallest quarter pipe drop-in while in a wheelchair, 8.4 meters; highest wheelchair hand plant, also 8.4 meters; and the farthest wheelchair ramp jump, 21.35 meters.
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When the moon is at its farthest from Earth (its orbit is not circular) it does not take up enough of the sky to obscure all the solar disk.
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The hacker stole and published the data from members of five of the six German political parties with seats in parliament — all except the group farthest to the right.
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Astronauts haven't yet made it over to Pluto, the dwarf planet farthest from the sun, but now we at least have an idea of what it would look like.
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FBI candidate appointees are taught early on during their new agent training at Quantico to safeguard their weapons by secreting and securing your weapon farthest from people you encounter.
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Redundantly lined, this bazooka-sized tube is built to carefully cradle four four-piece nine-foot fly rods to the farthest-reaching salmon and trout waters of your dreams.
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On that day, the moon should appear about 30 percent brighter and 14 percent larger than when the moon is at its farthest point from our planet (called apogee).
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The measure that advanced the farthest was Senate Bill 3, which passed easily on a party-line vote in the Republican-controlled Senate and then died in the House.
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The graphic, which was published last Thursday, had been altered: A semicircle of black ink extended the farthest reaches of Hurricane Dorian's impact cone beyond Florida and into Alabama.
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In it, the farthest reaches of the hurricane's cone — the NHC graphics depict the potential path of the storm for up to five days — did not extend into Alabama.
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At the end of the month, Juno will reach the farthest point of its orbit and then swing back around, passing within 2,600 miles of Jupiter's cloudtops on Aug.
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Why hasn't the bureaucratic rationality of corporate capitalism erased the last vestiges of faith in God, especially in the United States, still the farthest outpost of modern-industrial society?
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For reference, Neptune is the farthest planet in our solar system from the sun, making it one of the coldest, and its average temperature is negative 353 degrees Fahrenheit.
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It didn't go far — only moving about 3 feet — but that was the farthest a rock was seen rolling after one of the agency's devices landed on another planet.
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The team's performance was not only the first title for the state, but it also marked the farthest a team from Louisiana has advanced in the annual tournament (NOLA.com).
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The merger took place 3 billion light-years away, which is the farthest distance yet, and was observed during LIGO's current run, which started November 30 of last year.
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While fantasizing about a place where he can just stop and think, he is rocketed into space, where he meets a boy at the farthest reaches of the universe.
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It doesn't take long for the crowd to divide itself into two lines: one for the Bucks' table, which is farthest from the entrance, and one for everyone else.
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Residents in the area could be displaced for a few days, though he said it's possible buildings farthest from the blast could be cleared as early as Thursday evening.
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To start its excellent adventure, TESS will be launched into an unusually eccentric orbit that takes the satellite all the way out to the moon at its farthest point.
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Now I'm the farthest thing possible from a Nazi, but seeing people hunted down and assaulted just for existing makes me extremely uncomfortable, as does the racially based targeting.
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Woods teed off at 8:24 in the morning from the 489-yard 43th hole, one of the farthest spots from the clubhouse, but still his flock found him.
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But the New Years flyby is significant because Ultima will be the very farthest object in the solar system humanity has ever explored, and one of the most primitive.
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At one end of the market, farthest from the zócalo, is the section where — as in all the greatest Mexican markets — one can eat at counters and small stalls.
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Chroma key typically uses green or blue backgrounds because those hues are farthest from human skin tones, making sure that the software doesn't mistake a human for the background.
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"Right now it seems to me [Best Buy] is farthest along in what I've called the holy grail of retail," Moody's retail analyst Charlie O'Shea said in an interview.
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When a planet is at its greatest elongation is when it appears farthest from the sun as seen from Earth, so its appearance is also best at that point.
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Perhaps paradoxically, the group's ventures farthest afield turn out to offer less consistent fun than its serious — which is still to say, wildly inventive — performances of standard Baroque repertory.
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At the end of World War II, the 22016nd Cavalry Regiment was the US unit that pushed farthest east, liberating parts of what was then Czechoslovakia from the Germans.
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The Hubble has broken its own record of observing the farthest galaxy ever seen, it still discovers massive black holes, and it's taken pretty pictures of Mars and Jupiter.
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Killing somebody was the farthest thing that I, or anyone who knew me, could imagine me doing and it's the first thing I explored when I started writing this book.
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Let it be known that Marie and I are placed in the cage farthest away from the woods and the puzzles, so we are already starting off with a disadvantage.
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Last month, the US Navy spotted the same ship sailing 30 miles off the coast of Connecticut, the farthest north it had ever ventured, according to a US defense official.
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Parker Solar Probe completed its first orbital journey around the Sun, reaching its aphelion point, that is, it's farthest orbital distance from our star, on January 19, 2019, reported NASA.
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Divide and spread a layer of bolognese evenly across each of the sheets of pasta, leaving the farthest short edge uncovered with sauce in order to seal the roll closed.
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It's as easy as closing your eyes for a moment and focusing on the sensations of your breath or simply directing your attention to the farthest sounds you can perceive.
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When the moon rises on Monday, it will look about 30 percent brighter and 14 percent larger than the full moon does when it's at its farthest point from Earth.
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While some energy healers claim that all the waggly parts of your aura can be realigned without any bodily contact, distance healing takes that hypothesis to its farthest, laziest conclusion.
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Cavers and miners of the future will spot the Anthropocene as a stratified layer of plastic, which he finds strewn on beaches in the farthest points of the Lofoten Islands.
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When the moon is at its farthest from Earth (its orbit is not circular) it does not take up quite enough of the sky to obscure all the solar disk.
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Tickets vary between 47,000 Dominican pesos, equivalent to $1,000, for seats closest to the stage and 8,900 Dominican pesos, which is around $190, for the farthest seats in the venue.
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This seating arrangement puts him the farthest away from the survivors and family members of the victims of the racially motivated shooting at Charleston's historic Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church.
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OUT in the farthest reaches of Lagos, a bumpy boat ride across the city's dividing lagoon, Egbin power plant is trying to light up one of the world's darkest nations.
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Its orbit is strangely tilted relative to the plane of the solar system, guiding it inside Mercury's orbit at its closest point and just beyond Venus's orbit at its farthest.
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The BBC reports that Wright... Franky Zapata, the man who invented the jet-powered Flyboard Air, set a new world record on Saturday for the farthest flight by a hoverboard.
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The wooden stall in which Iremar (Juliano Cazarré), a handsome cowboy, and his fellow rodeo workers slosh themselves with buckets of water is the farthest thing from an elegant bathroom.
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The cherry red Roadster has already passed the moon, and McDowell estimates that the vehicle will hit its farthest away point from the sun — somewhere past Mars — in November 2018.
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I now needed to locate the most remote desk in the darkest, most neglected corner of the upper-level stacks, tucked farthest from the humming campus life going on outside.
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In the fair's farthest corner, new Los Angeles gallery the Landing has devoted its entire booth to figurative ceramic sculptures, and its largest work is a scene of debauched butchery.
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Earth's perihelion (point closest to Sun) brings us within about 91,400,20063 miles of the Sun, while its aphelion (point farthest from Sun) finds us some 94,500,000 miles from Sun. NBD.
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The first three Earthsea books — the other two were "The Tombs of Atuan" (1971) and "The Farthest Shore" (20003) — were written, at the request of her publisher, for young adults.
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A female's preference for a blaze of silver or blue was not arbitrary; it was a consequence of the particular wavelengths of light that traveled farthest through her underwater niche.
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The big picture: Unlike most other hot-button political topics, most of the stories that went the farthest about the weekend shootings were straightforward breaking news headlines without partisan tilt.
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In 2016, Zapata set a world record for the farthest hoverboard flight after he flew the Flyboard Air along the south coast of France for 2,252 meters (About 1.4 miles).
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SCIENCE TIMES An article on Tuesday about the accomplishments of the Voyager 24637 and Voyager 2 space missions misstated the date on which the PBS documentary "The Farthest" was broadcast.
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It moved the hand farthest away -- a whopping 17 minutes before midnight -- in 1991, when President George H.W. Bush's administration signed the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty with the Soviet Union.
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In February, the US Navy spotted the same ship sailing 30 miles off the coast of Connecticut, the farthest north it had ever ventured, according to a US defense official.
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"Young Death" can be glimpsed from the farthest fringe of dance music; most of it has fairly steady but nearly subliminal beats, though they are submerged deep in the mix.
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Singapore would be the farthest that Kim Jong-un has traveled since coming to power in 2011, and for both Mr. Kim and Mr. Trump, there are daunting security concerns.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi refuses to call it impeachment, but Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler went the farthest he has gone this week, saying he personally believes Trump should be impeached.
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I've been to dire situations around the world — a refugee camp in northern Kenya — and the farthest outside my life I've ever gone was to a prison tour, seeing that.
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To minimize perspective distortion between several objects in a frame, the distance to the phone should be much larger than the difference in distance between the nearest and farthest objects.
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Contemporary Washington is full of drama queens who pitch their operatic outrage to the farthest seats in the house, but few would stage a mock invasion of a secure facility.
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She still possesses a loyal and powerful constituency of female supporters even as she is the farthest she has been from center stage in American politics in almost three decades.
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Ninety percent of the New Hampshire Democratic electorate isn't in the Burlington, Vt., media market, and the state's most populous area — the southeastern section — is also the area farthest from Vermont.
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At its farthest point, which will occur today, July 2761 at 223.5:22015 pm EDT (22016:113 am PDT), the Earth will be 211,250,27 miles (152,095,566 kilometers) away from the sun.
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At the time, the farthest I'd ever run was 6 miles but I signed up, thinking it would help my relapse if I was training that hard to run so far.
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Last year, two astronomers from Caltech shocked the science community when they announced that they had ironclad evidence pointing to a planet orbit at the farthest edge of our Solar System.
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It's a minor gag, but that moment sums up so much about The Farthest, an amiable, upbeat doc where the director and her interviewees are all in on the joke together.
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There, the couple split off and each led a team of cheering children in a competition to see who could throw a rubber rainboot - known locally as a 'gumboot' - the farthest.
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I remember Cooper Fouts was standing right there and he goes, That is the farthest ball that's ever been hit in this stadium and it was dead center, in the wind.
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After several emails w/ Apple, they told me I could register as a developer to submit the bug report which I did (even though I'm the farthest thing from a developer).
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Working with one lasagna sheet at a time, add 3/4 cups of the ricotta and squash mixture to the end farthest from you, kind of like you're rolling a joint.
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Read up on how to calculate the amount you'll need in your own golden years and check out the 10 places across the country where $1 million will stretch the farthest.
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These are the states where soon-to-be retirees may be able to stretch their retirement savings the farthest, GOBankingRates explains, given such factors as taxes and the cost of living.
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A former Navy officer this week pleaded guilty to criminal conflict of interest charges in the so-called "Fat Leonard" controversy, the worst and farthest-reaching corruption scandal in Navy history.
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So the farthest that technicians at Grumman got was basically cutting out all of these pieces of metal and starting to assemble them, weld them together, before NASA canceled the program.
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From the Italian Riviera to the farthest reaches of Sicily, there are plenty of seaside villages to please travelers in search of pristine beaches, ancient ruins, art, culture, and delicious cuisine.
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It was the farthest north of the demilitarized zone between North and South Korea that any US fighter jet or bomber has flown in the 21st century, according to the Pentagon.
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"The farthest I've explained is that my brain is chemically imbalanced, which is a very scientific approach," Jasmine said of her attempts to tell her parents about her anxiety and depression.
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Residents have learned to improvise without power or running water, especially those who live in remote areas, who waited the longest for help and for whom recovery is the farthest off.
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REI Adventures can take him anywhere from your own backyard (more or less), to the farthest-flung corners of the earth, and range from a few days to a long week.
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The overtime rules are the farthest reaching of the Obama-era reforms that seek to redress that imbalance, but there are others that also will need Mr. Trump's support to survive.
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Its crux is a series of frames within frames, and the farthest back is a square with columns of springs tethering opposite sides, trapping a strip of black cloth behind it.
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Child's seventh LP as Surgeon will be called From Farthest Known Objects, and is due for release via his own Dynamic Tension imprint on double vinyl, CD, and download formats January 28.
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Its very arbitrariness and its way of shifting your life, focus, and mode of introspection onto the farthest objects away—the stars—rather than onto concerns about identity was liberating for people.
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There are other areas to consider, but we decided to look at policy areas where the federal government has real clout, or where the candidates' positions seemed farthest apart and most consequential.
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Meanwhile, the zero-sum nature of the American attention span left no room for fears of white supremacy and its fanatical adherents, forcing them to the farthest fringes of worries and fears.
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Maybe they zoom in on the magnetic field of pulsar J1745–2900, or the hydrogen gas in the farthest reaches of the Milky Way's Perseus arm, or that one alien spaceship rock.
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Very early in the morning of New Year's day, NASA's New Horizons spacecraft flew past its target, MU 69, making it the farthest object in the solar system ever visited by humans.
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Shuster was able to muscle his proposal through committee last year — the farthest it has ever gone — but was unable to get a House floor vote amid opposition from his own party.
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If passed, the initiative, which would also compel close relatives of public officials to reveal their assets, would be among the farthest-reaching public disclosure measures in the world, its authors say.
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The A.I. You Know Tad Friend's giddy roundup of the farthest-out possibilities in artificial intelligence is a testament to the heated enthusiasms and fears of our time ("Superior Intelligence," May 14th).
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While counterintuitive, this result is found repeatedly for cities around the globe: The biggest contributions to local sea level rise come from glaciers and ice sheets farthest away from the city themselves.
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It is America's diplomats who monitor and manage ever-shifting threats, who ensure that the United States has a constant and steady worldwide presence, including to the farthest reaches of the globe.
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The sub-Neptune that's farthest from its star — TOI 270d — may have an upper atmosphere conducive to some forms of life, but below its clouds, the surface is probably uninhabitable, scientists say.
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At this time of year, Linnaeus had reached the farthest and most remote part of his journey, an alpine region, where he was driven to rapture by the diversity of flowering plants.
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As the needles age, a certain percentage normally turn brown or yellow at predictable times, usually the older ones farthest from the ends of the growing branches, while the tips stay green.
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James Franco's screen adaptation of John Steinbeck's 1936 novel, "In Dubious Battle," about striking California fruit pickers, is the farthest thing imaginable from the titillating provocations for which Mr. Franco is notorious.
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Buy it here >>In July of 1881, Lt. A.W. Greely and his crew of 24 scientists and intrepid explorers set out for "farthest North," a region not yet found on any map.
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International health organizations are conducting some of these vaccination drives, but many are done by churches and faith-based ministries, doing the work of God in the farthest corners of the Earth.
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EDP Energias do Brasil, whose dam near the Atlantic Ocean is farthest from the accident site, said the accident did not affect its plant and has asked ANA for permission to restart.
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Meanwhile, the House Ways and Means Committee appears to be the farthest behind of the three committees and does not have a timeline for producing the bill that it is working on.
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Proximity to the Far East is a given: Russia is 55 miles from the farthest western edge, and if you jump on a plane from Anchorage, Miami is farther away than Tokyo.
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Birmingham born artist Patrick Hughes is the creator of "reverspective", an optical illusion on a 3-dimensional surface where the parts of the picture which seem farthest away are actually physically the nearest.
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Young people flock to the capital, where the best professional jobs are concentrated, but exorbitant property prices force them to migrate to the farthest corners of the city or to share with strangers.
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Click here to view original GIFUnless we find a way to travel infinitely faster than the speed of light, there's no way you'll ever see the farthest reaches of the galaxy in person.
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This means that they can carry information from beyond the photon horizon (the limit that photon sources are still detectable from Earth) and provide a window onto the farthest reaches of the universe.
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Based on their data, the researchers predict that these nighttime temperatures will veer farthest from average in western and northern regions of the country — which means these places will be hit especially hard.
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But even as he employed authoritarian tactics that included imprisoning and executing dissidents and sending gays to labor camps, Castro seemed to be motivated by a mindfulness of those farthest down the ladder.
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Whether they're sprouting from hems or bunched into little pom-pom balls, this is the farthest you'll get from an over-the-top, full-feathered coat (unless that's totally your thing, of course).
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In particular, The Farthest focuses heavily on the Golden Record, an album of music and pictures sent on both Voyagers to represent humanity to any alien life that might someday encounter the probes.
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New research from the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics (CfA) suggests some of the 11 farthest stars in our galaxy—approximately 300,000 lightyears from Earth—were probably snatched from the Sagittarius dwarf galaxy.
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The InSight launch earlier this month had a couple of stowaways: a pair of tiny CubeSats that are already the farthest such tiny satellites have ever been from Earth — by a long shot.
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Not only is Stutzman a member of the US Paralympic Archery Team, he also holds the Guinness World Record for "farthest accurate distance" in archery by hitting a target over 930 feet away.
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Supermoons occur whenever a full Moon is closest to Earth on its orbit, making it about 14 percent bigger and 30 percent brighter than full Moons that are the farthest away from Earth.
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Up until this point, the farthest quasar that had ever been found was observed 13 billion light-years away, so it looked as it did when the Universe was 750 million years old.
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I like to consider myself a proponent of new technology, and feel excited about a future (or present?) in which everyone can experience the farthest reaches of what the world has to offer.
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Cristian Vogel - General Arrepentiase I think that Cristian's late Tresor albums (also including Dungeon Master and The Never Engine) travel to the farthest possible point from dance music while still clearly representing techno.
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To do this, he has everyone in the barn make as much noise as possible while the horse is on the "wrong" side of the rope — the side farthest from where I sat.
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Since this will be the farthest exploration of any object in space in history, I like to call our flyby target Ultima, for short, symbolizing this ultimate exploration by NASA and our team.
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Voyager 220, the farthest of the two, is so far away that a radio signal from Earth traveling at the speed of light requires 210 hours and 10 minutes to reach the probe.
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There were cars from Massachusetts and Missouri, and Reid joked more than once about how he kept meaning to give out an award for the person who traveled the farthest to be there.
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But solar sailing could provide an alternative propulsion method with nearly limitless fuel, improving the prospects of exploring the farthest reaches of our solar system, or even possibly a journey to other stars.
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It primarily targets the poorest populations in the world, where money goes the farthest: GiveDirectly organizers go to villages, get residents signed up, and then transfer them about $1,500 cash each in installments.
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To help, the M.T.A. could continue to expand the bus system that connects the subway-starved farthest reaches of the city with Manhattan, giving those commuters a viable alternative to driving to work.
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The influence of fast food has crept into the farthest reaches of the world, as my colleague Matt Richtel and I report in today's story in collaboration with the health and science desk.
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But as it seeks to reach the country's farthest regions and appeal to less-educated customers in the world's fastest-growing pool of internet users, it has found that English is not enough.
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Typically, the person with the higher status enters the summit venue last and sits farthest from the door, said a Japanese official who had attended past dialogues between Japanese and North Korean officials.
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Many students traveled more than an hour to get there, from the farthest north and west corners of the city and suburbs to celebrate deep in the heart of the black South Side.
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The U.S. bombers' flight was the farthest north of the demilitarized zone separating North and South Korea that any U.S. fighter jet or bomber has flown in the 21st century, the Pentagon said.
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Their brain scans also indicated that their white matter was slightly weaker and more frayed than in the brains of the young men and women who had walked farthest in those two minutes.
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" New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio: "Having studied all the Wall Street reform proposals, I firmly believe Hillary Clinton has put forward the toughest, farthest-reaching plan of anyone running for President.
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There was a boy in Middle House whom we admiringly called Tsar Liberator, because he was not only the best endowed of us but he could ejaculate the farthest in any ejaculation competition.
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Johnson and Daines are the two GOP senators who have gone the farthest in threatening to oppose the tax bill, which is expected to come to the floor as soon as this week.
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The record-breaking heat comes in the context of a difficult year in Australia that saw devastating bushfires ravage the country and the longest, farthest-reaching period of poor air quality on record.
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The record-breaking heat comes in the context of a difficult year in Australia that saw devastating bushfires ravage the country and the longest, farthest-reaching period of poor air quality on record.
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That makes the moon look extra-close and extra bright — up to 14% bigger and 30% brighter than a full moon at its farthest point from Earth, known as the apogee, NASA said.
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Contributing Opinion Writer The bipolar days are here, half the planet at its farthest remove from sunlight and warmth, the other half engulfed by fires and some of the hottest days ever recorded.
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Popular Golden Week routes include flights to Sapporo, where cherry blossoms are expected to be in full bloom on May 2, and Ishigaki, a tropical island in the farthest southern reaches of Okinawa.
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He indulged in four or five passing exchanges before he slipped away from a defender and finessed the ball into the farthest corner of the net to make it the final score, 3-1.
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Stream the track below, and be sure to pick up From Farthest Known Objects when it's out January 28, arriving on the artist's own Dynamic Tension imprint on double vinyl, CD, and download formats.
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It's the farthest thing from complacent, and I know that it's easy to turn that around because there are manipulative fucking crazy people saying, 'Why are you guys so angry, don't be so hateful.
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In that sense, the American experience may just be a microcosm of a larger global project -- extending the brand to the farthest reaches of the planet, in the fastest growing economies of the world.
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In fact, Rømer found that eclipses occurred 11 minutes earlier than predicted when Earth and Jupiter were at their closest, and 11 minutes later when the two planets were farthest away from each other.
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This is the first time that a Houthi missile has come this close to a heavily populated area, and it appears to be the farthest that such a missile has reached inside Saudi Arabia.
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Colorado became the blue state that's gone the farthest toward creating a public option yesterday, when its legislature passed a bill directing state agencies to come up with a plan by November, AP reports.
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"Ever since May 2010, you... / Can be fined if you don't move / To the lane farthest / From red and blue / If it's safe for you to do," sings an auto-tuned Dudley Do-Right.
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The oldest light we can see has come from the farthest away, so in one sense, the edge of the universe is whatever we can see in the most ancient light that reaches us.
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They are among the farthest along in the stem cell industry at a time when Wall Street investors have focused on potentially big payoffs from immune-system based cancer therapies and rare disease treatments.
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By establishing itself off the beaten path at the farthest reaches of public transit, the biennial questions what it means to be on the perceived periphery, and what it looks like from the inside.
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Since taking over as Labour leader in 2015 he has surrounded himself with advisers, such as Seumas Milne and Andrew Murray, who have spent their lives on the farthest fringes of the far left.
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But it's a different story when you measure from the center of Earth: Chimborazo's apex rises the farthest, at about 21 million feet or 3,967 miles, while Everest's doesn't even crack the top 20.
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I just have this rare opportunity, given the work I've done between National Geographic, the Case Foundation, and technology, to have traveled all over the world to the farthest reaches, okay, and small villages.
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I wandered the nation writing on national politics in 22014, and each night I tuned in to watch Sammy Sosa and Mark McGwire wallop balls into the farthest reaches of St. Louis and Wrigley.
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Because of its location on the equator, Mount Chimborazo is 7,000 feet higher in the sky than Mount Everest, and the Ecuadorian mountain's summit is the farthest from Earth's core than any other mountain.
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The cats established territories in the paddock, home ranges that they would scout regularly, loping out on forays to the farthest edges while keeping their hunting grounds to small areas that would periodically change.
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Those that ran the farthest before tiring were subsequently mated with one another, while those that pooped out early likewise were paired up, until, ultimately, the pups displayed a large difference in inborn fitness.
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"You never know what they might prepare for a game," the observer said of the fans as he packed a powerful camera able to photograph and film even the farthest reaches of the stadium.
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The deal, which was announced on Sunday evening in the United States — Monday morning in Japan — seals the fate of the company at the center of the farthest-reaching auto safety crisis in history.
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Stretching west, so vast and sapphire blue, the lake seemed endless as an ocean, stopping only when its farthest edge met the pale sky — two shades of blue colliding to form the distant horizon.
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That's in part because the moon is at a point in its orbit farthest from Earth, which means it moved more slowly and thus took longer to pass through the Earth's shadow, he said.
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Both TOI 270 d, the farthest from its own system's central star, and TOI 270 c, its nearest neighbor, are thought to be primarily gaseous and most closely resemble Neptune in our own Solar System.
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Goblin now boasts the third-most distant perihelion known, but its aphelion, the point at which it's the farthest from the Sun, is a whopping 2,693 AU. That's 313.8 billion miles, or 503 billion kilometers.
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Zapata used the Flyboard Air to set a Guinness World Record for the farthest hoverboard flight last April, after riding it for a distance of 2,252 meters (7,388 feet) along the coast of southern France.
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Though the former secretary of state has not yet clinched the magic number of delegates needed to win the Democratic nomination, she campaigned here as though Sanders' campaign was the farthest thing from her mind.
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Foremost among them is Patch, the one-eyed horse who drew Gate 20, the farthest outside and a serene spot for a colt who will not see his competition when he breaks from the gate.
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By measuring the average-separation distance for galaxies near and far (and therefore of different ages, the farthest away being seen when they were youngest) it is therefore possible to track that expansion over time.
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This eclipse will occur three weeks after the Earth has arrived at aphelion, the farthest point in the planet&aposs orbit from the sun, when the Earth&aposs umbral shadow appears largest in angular size.
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I knew I wouldn't get a boy like DiCaprio to swear upon yonder blessed moon that he would adventure to a vast shore washed with the farthest sea for me, but I craved it nonetheless.
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So as The Farthest looks 40 years into NASA's epic past, as Tyson wisely suggests, its team continues to look into the future with new missions to understand the universe, and our place in it.
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The second image in the album shows the purported iPhone 24.7 panel (the two parts farthest to the right) next to what could be the iPhone 27S and 25.8S Plus rear panels on the left.
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Paul said that when the shooting began, he was the farthest away of anybody on the field but could see two staffers laying in the dirt on the ground and bullets were flying all around.
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"We calculated the distance from the closest point to your house from a mile radius of the country club and then the farthest point, you could see it is 6.2 and 8.2 miles," Mitchell said.
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People flock from the farthest corners of the UK and around the world to experience the scene that has been flourishing and many settle here to continue their love affair with our city at night.
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The application of precision gene editing to alter the genetics of early-stage embryos is the farthest away from widespread human adoption but getting the most attention in the scientific community and popular media today.
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" Bieber also went back and edited the caption of the original photo, adding this message: "AND MY GOODNESS I WAS MAKING A REFERENCE, I AM NOT COMPARING MYSELF TO GOD IM THE FARTHEST THING FROM!!!!
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The analysis looked at the median square footage of million-dollar, single-family homes in 21 of the largest US cities and found that in El Paso, Texas, $21 million will get you the farthest.
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I slunk out of the bed, to the edge of the room, into the corner of the kitchenette, the farthest possible point from my husband, in case that unbidden impulse tried to exercise itself again.
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Those at the top of the fruit tended to fly the farthest, while those at the bottom of the fruit tended to wobble — "floppers," the researchers call them — and land closer to where they started.
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Ma Xiaoguang, a 31-year-old mechanical engineer, and his wife recently bought an apartment for $227,000 in the farthest outskirts of Shanghai so their daughter could get permission to attend a nearby public school.
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Our ATV biker gang of five head out for the farthest beach on our list first, with another four planning to join us after they visit the marble caves that we saw the other day.
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Celene da Silva, 29, is one of thousands of door-to-door vendors for Nestlé, helping the world's largest packaged food conglomerate expand its reach into a quarter-million households in Brazil's farthest-flung corners.
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She wrote them into her fiction, she added, in the Earthsea novel "The Farthest Shore," exploring a metaphor she borrowed from Rilke's "Duino Elegies": depression as a journey through the silent land of the dead.
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Last year, Major League Baseball announced that all 30 ballparks were extending protective netting to at least the far ends of both dugouts -- that is, the ends farthest from home plate -- intending to enhance fans' safety.
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Somkuan Saokeaw, a volunteer rescue worker who had just left the cave area where a SEAL team was operating, said Wednesday morning that they had worked through the night in the farthest chamber they could access.
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But when he started his quest, Brierley said the possibilities -- the interest in his story, his subsequent book and the film starring Dev Patel that now tells his tale -- were the farthest thing from his mind.
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Like any tool in the movie craftsman's belt, CGI depends entirely on the skills and intentions of the artist wielding it, and Besson uses it to push the capabilities of the medium to their farthest limits.
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The natural satellite doesn't move around Earth in a perfect circle, which means that occasionally the moon will hit full phase when it is at its closest point (perigee) or farthest point (apogee) from the planet.
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House passage of the CHOICE Act is the farthest Republicans have gotten so far in undoing regulations they say hurt small banks and make the government responsible for bailing out big financial institutions should they fail.
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Gaia provided measurements of 34 globular clusters to a distance of 65,000 light-years from Earth, while Hubble provided measurements of 12 distant globular clusters, the farthest at a distance of 130,000-light years from Earth.
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Friends recommended Milos, 150 miles from Athens, the farthest south of the Cyclades; it's quieter, with a smaller population (about 203,000 residents spread over 60 square miles) and less tourism than its sisters Santorini and Mykonos.
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Sometimes there's no point in comparing certain senses, but, for example, with sight—ever since I was little I played this game where I tried to read the farthest letter, and honestly, I could do it.
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I knew that the farthest I could run from my abuser, and the people that let him prey on children for decades, was to choose the opposite of what that man, and his enablers, had become.
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His firm recently undertook a project for a large Midwestern university concerned about a parking shortage, and found that of 26,000 spaces on campus, about 7,000 farthest from the campus center were empty at peak hours.
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And it's landings, even the ones in the farthest-off cities, that again and again complete a simple story: I went up and away, and it was marvelous, and then it was time to come home.
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This very public embrace of the farthest reaches of the country's right-wing fringe has had a normalizing effect on hate speech, said analysts, so much so that hate speech is used even by non-extremists.
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For instance, she suggested employers could host a contest where the employee who correctly selects the lowest seed to go the farthest win a free stack of books or a fun prize, like a crown or sash.
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For all that Google has done to improve the hardware on its Android tablets, the app situation is where Apple still has the farthest lead, and the Nexus 9 and Lollipop do nothing to close that gap.
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State rail officials overseeing the California project, considered the most ambitious planned in the U.S. and the farthest along, say there's growing interest from foreign governments and international firms to finance the second leg to Los Angeles.
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Saturn's distance from our planet fluctuates between 1.2 billion kilometers (228 million miles) and 22015 billion kilometers (one billion miles) at its farthest, which makes Cassini's epic seven-year trek to the system that much more impressive.
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The party arrived at Shackleton's farthest point south — 97 miles from the South Pole, where he "shot his bolt" — exactly 100 years to the day after Shackleton did, and then proceeded to finish what Shackleton did not.
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Image: NASA/Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory/Southwest Research Institute/National Optical Astronomy ObservatoryThe distant (693) 2014 MU69, nicknamed Ultima Thule, made history on New Year's Day for becoming the farthest object ever visited by a spacecraft.
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"We now know that the finest gem-quality diamonds come from the farthest down in our planet," study co-author Steven Shirey, a researcher at the Carnegie Institution for Science in Washington D.C., said in the statement.
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So the first thing you could ask is what's the farthest distance we could observe light from an object if it were emitted at the very beginning of the Universe (which is about 13.7 billion years old).
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On her latest record (and first in four years), 99¢, White found herself working with her biggest and farthest-flung cast of artists and beatmakers yet—from California (Hit-Boy) to Atlanta (iLoveMakonnen) to Toronto (Zeds Dead).
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Ged succumbs to these doubts in The Farthest Shore, in which he, now the archmage of Roke, and a young prince named Arren must heal a breach in the universe created by a rogue wizard seeking immortality.
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The blood oxygen sensor will tell you how well oxygen is being pumped from your heart to the farthest regions of your body and can help you figure out if you are getting a good sleep in.
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We'll admire the wickedness of her announcement, just hours later, that she'd be making a solo trip — her farthest and flashiest yet as an official ambassador — to Africa, whose nations the president can't pronounce, let alone respect.
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The missile passed over Japan — where an alert was issued, on television and via cellphones, warning people to take shelter inside a building or underground — and traveled 2,300 miles, the farthest of any of North Korea's launches.
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The whistleblower contends that most of the farthest out-of-the-money options only trade on days where there is a settlement for VIX futures and options, and he specifically is asking to investigate why this happens.
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On my first day at a US school in September 1985, upon realizing that I didn't speak a word of English, my 5th-grade teacher pointed to the farthest corner of her classroom and sent me there.
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Finally, the people now associated with Lapita sailed into the blankness of the open ocean for the first time, crossing the Remote Oceania divide to Vanuatu and, from there, outward to the farthest reaches of the Pacific.
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"On the day of the 'Delete Your Account' tweet, trolling a Trump tweet was the farthest thing from our minds, as we were rolling out President Obama's endorsement of Hillary," recalled Alex Wall, Clinton's social media director.
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In all, only five of these dark spots have ever been documented on Neptune, the farthest planet from the sun, with the most recent one appearing in 2015 (dubbed SDS-1.73, meaning "southern dark spot discovered in 2015").
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In the right conditions and when the subject isn't too far away, sometimes you can notice a difference in depth of field, which is the distance between the nearest and farthest things that appears to be in focus.
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The Cold Climate Housing Research Center's headquarters, in the Alaskan city of Fairbanks, is the farthest north building in the world to meet top U.S. construction standards for energy efficient buildings that are also healthy to live in.
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At the farthest ends of the spectrum, Spaniards from Madrid can expect to live to 85, but Bulgarians from the region of Severozapaden are predicted to live just past their 73rd birthday—a gap of almost 12 years.
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Courtine's team in Switzerland took the tech itself the farthest: they MacGyvered a device intended for deep brain stimulation, the Medtronic Activa RC, to send timed pulses of electricity into the spinal cords of Mzee, Oskam, and Tobler.
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The film is very much in keeping with its time, when the medium of cinema was changing rapidly and when the whole world was obsessed with scientific discovery, exploration, and expeditions to the farthest reaches of the planet.
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The Hubble Space telescope has been looking back in time since it first became functional in 1993, and this week we are taking full advantage of Hubble's spectacular optics by lingering in the farthest reaches of deep space.
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Nevertheless, in the northern part of the country—the farthest point from the capital—lies the border city of Tijuana, where human remains keep being dug out of the earth, presumably those that were dissolved by Meza López.
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We made our way single file through the crowded space, toward the corner farthest from the entrance, where there were a few unclaimed tables, small and chest-high, each with an ashtray and an unopened bottle of gin.
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The world in Breath of the Wild went through something traumatic, its glaring blight of a scar stirring at the center of everything, looming with purpose and almost always visible from even the farthest edges of the map.
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The series follows the people who live in the farthest reaches of the Alaskan frontier, far away from the comforts of civilization, and it perfectly captures how hard — and how rewarding — it is to live off the land.
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In the farthest reaches of the Plains and Plateau section is a display devoted to the pictographic arts of the Plains, in particular the practice of documenting "battle honors" in drawn or painted form on paper or muslin.
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In the farthest reach of the gallery, through the adjacent solo exhibition of handmade ceramic vessels — quite anthropomorphic in their own right — by Portland, Oregon-based artist Matthew Bennett Laurents, is Wheat's ceramic tour-de-force: "Tuilipieres" (2018).
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Read more:The biggest breakthroughs in space in 2019, from the farthest object ever visited to the first photo of a black holeScientists detected ripples in space and time from a potentially new class of collision in the universe.
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In the farthest corner, Standefer and Alesch reveal a surprise tucked behind an overgrown hedge: a supernaturally large rose mallow flower in full bloom, its bowl of petals as taut and vibrantly red as a junk ship's sails.
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CALIFORNIA MOTHER, BOYFRIEND HIT WITH &aposMURDER AND TORTURE&apos CHARGE IN 10-YEAR-OLD BOY&aposS DEATH, OFFICIALS SAY Police closed off nearby streets and later rerouted traffic to the lanes farthest from the complex using flares and barricades.
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Stir-crazy from a week cooped-up in his West Wing warren, week eight saw the president take Air Force One to the farthest points west that he had ventured during his young administration: Ypsilanti, Michigan and Nashville, Tennessee.
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During that winter, it was said that the White Walkers descended from the farthest reaches of the North, riding giant ice spiders (a truly delightful thought) and undead horses, at the head of an army of the resurrected dead.
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Antonio Sano-trained Gunnevera, who finished seventh at Churchill Downs, will break from the middle of the pack in the six spot and is a 15-1 shot along with Conquest Money, who drew Gate 10, the farthest outside.
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Not only do people in the farthest-flung parts of the archipelago not share in the prosperity, they also do not have the money to move to Manila or the education to land a job if they get there.
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Selling primarily on Kickstarter, the company has gone through a number of design iterations to land on the Expedition, a watch designed to take you to the farthest reaches of the Earth and/or the copier down the hall.
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Levy's book is more like a reverse palimpsest, where what's farthest away — the palazzo's Renaissance origin story and early years — is most powerful and distinct, while what's newest — Fascist Florence, American expatriate artists — feels less solid or historically lasting.
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Here's the outline of the First Amendment argument: I have been a firm member of the "code is speech" camp for most of my adult life, but this strikes me as being the farthest possible stretch of that concept.
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By unmanning the attorney general to the newspaper of record, Trump raised speculation that Sessions would resign, but Sessions is living his best life destroying minority communities at the moment, so resigning is the farthest thing from his mind.
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In a show of force Saturday, B-2202B bombers and F-2628C fighter jets flew in international airspace off the east coast of North Korea, the farthest north of the demilitarized zone the U.S. military has gone this century.
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While the mission marks the farthest inspection of an object in our solar system, NASA's Voyager 1 and 2, a pair of deep-space probes launched in 1977, have reached greater distances on a mission to survey extrasolar bodies.
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Singapore (CNN)It's a measure of Kim Jong Un's confidence as North Korean leader that he's left his country to meet US President Donald Trump in Singapore, the farthest he's traveled since taking on his father's role in 2011.
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"As one of the farthest outposts of the New Theater, Vaccaro's troupe affects people that way: They laugh themselves silly — and hate themselves afterward," the critic and theater scholar Glenn Loney wrote in an introduction to the Cue interview.
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Networks aren't supposed to put things like this on the air anymore, but Cosmos made it to the air nonetheless, happily sending viewers into the farthest reaches of outer space and then bringing us right back home to Earth.
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They all packed into a meeting room at the commonwealth's sports and recreation department in early December to weigh in on some of the farthest-reaching limits on youth sports providers attempted in the United States and its territories.
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In a show of force Saturday, B-1B bombers and F-15C fighter jets flew in international airspace off the east coast of North Korea, the farthest north of the demilitarized zone the U.S. military has gone this century.
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Not because she is especially reckless or troubled — "Lady Bird" is the farthest thing from a melodrama of youth gone wild — but because she insists on asserting her own individuality, even when she's not quite sure what that means.
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In fact, researchers at the Institute of Physics of Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz and Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg recently pushed the powerhouse to its farthest limits when they successfully created a heat engine that operates using a single atom.
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"It's ironic: NASA is doing the farthest exploration in its history and they got their hands tied behind their back by being caught in the government shutdown," Alan Stern, the principal investigator for the New Horizons mission, tells The Verge.
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"Last night, overnight, the United States spacecraft New Horizons conducted the farthest exploration in the history of humankind, and did so spectacularly," New Horizons principal investigator Alan Stern told a news conference at the Johns Hopkins facility in Laurel, Maryland.
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Now six decades later, the guitar legend turned astrophysicist has released an arena rock song composed for both the farthest away object humanity has ever visited (Ultima Thule) and the spacecraft sent to scour this distant world (NASA's New Horizons probe.
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But none of them can learn from each other's mistakes and end up plopping into the powder each time, sometimes making it a bit farther, till finally one of them makes it the farthest—by tripping and getting dragged along.
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Although it is sensibly placed within the airy American Wing, the exhibition occupies an inconvenient, hard-to-find location: a small mezzanine in the farthest corner of this large building, accessible only through the open archives or via an elevator.
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The first week or so that I had been in D.C., which is the farthest away from home I've ever lived, I felt a little out of my element because it was so different from what I've ever done before.
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The cement section stands a couple of inches off the floor at its juncture with the steel frame, and rises to a couple of feet at its highest, farthest point, a low-slung blockade suggesting a checkpoint in a combat zone.
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This stuff is not sexy or easy to visualize That feels especially true by comparison now that filmmakers are attempting to depict the next time Lower Manhattan collapsed upon itself and sent ripples to the farthest reaches of the Earth.
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The first major redesign for the iPod, and perhaps the farthest departure from the now iconic clickwheel that's associated with the product, the third generation moved the media controls as separate touch-sensitive buttons on top of the scroll wheel.
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Japan said the farthest-flying missile landed about 155 miles (250 kilometers) west of the Oga Peninsula inside its exclusive economic zone -- an area of the sea where a country claims maritime rights to resources such as fish, oil and gas.
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His jeans were cuffed the farthest from his boots, his hair was teased so high that it handily doubled the length of his face, and the neck of his shiny, loose chemise scooped almost all the way down to his navel.
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He makes music as the Apostille, and the Apostille material is a dark and damaged exploration of the farthest reaches of gutter-dwelling minimal EBM; a clanking, crawling mess of barely-there vocals, tin-can percussion, and crumpled Casio blurt.
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The most famous images to come out of the Apollo missions were undoubtedly those of the Earth, which, at the farthest extent of the astronauts' flight, occupied the part of their field of view that the Moon normally occupies of ours.
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As the Chinese tech giant Huawei expanded around the globe, supplying equipment to bring mobile phone and data service to the planet's farthest reaches, its employees were urged on by a culture that celebrated daring feats in pursuit of new business.
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"There's an unwritten law of Fashion Week that any two shows scheduled back-to-back must be at the farthest possible distance from each other and be scheduled at a time to maximize traffic getting between them," Mr. Schneier said.
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They reveal that the object, which sits a billion miles beyond Pluto on the farthest outskirts of our solar system, is flatter than previously believed -- and the "snowman" moniker that Ultima Thule had picked up is therefore not accurate, NASA said.
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Past the tubs with pickled things, past the cream and the crème fraîche redolent of girlish innocence, past the artillery depot of potatoes, radishes, and cabbages, past the hills of fruit, past the signal lights of clementines—to the farthest corner.
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It had been exported to the farthest reaches of the globe and then back again; the N.B.A.'s most valuable player last year was a Greek born to Nigerian immigrants and its champion a Canadian team with contributors from three continents.
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Crowley, who was previously a teacher but had to give up her job because of her illness, uses a wheelchair to travel more than 20 meters, because that's the farthest distance she can cope with when it comes to walking.
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NASA photographed the farthest object in space that humans have ever encountered — a small, icy mass floating 4 billion miles away — and China became the first country to land a vehicle on the far (or "dark") side of the moon.
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I moved all the furniture around in my apartment so that my bed could be in the farthest room from the front door, so when my partner came home late from work, I was secluded in my white-noise filled enclave.
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On Champions of the Universe, intrepid Marawa often plays the buoyant assistant to her athlete friends, as she does for Inka, who shatters the record for shooting the farthest arrow using her fishnet-clad feet to wield the bow (you read that correctly).
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Advocate proposes an MLB compensation fund In 2018, Major League Baseball announced that all 30 ballparks were extending protective netting to at least the far ends of both dugouts -- that is, the ends farthest from home plate -- intending to enhance fans' safety.
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Photo: GettyFor every professional musician, athlete, or chef, there are hundreds if not thousands of schmucks still playing empty bars on Tuesdays, limping out of the minors on torn ACLs, or flipping burgers at the farthest possible location from a Michelin star.
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Liberals who think of Canada as a lefty haven should look to our most recent federal election: the New Democratic Party, ostensibly the major party farthest to the left, ran its last campaign on a platform of balanced budgets and fiscal responsibility.
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The (sort of) good news is that "most of the cases that are farthest along in the federal courts don't directly concern the issues that would invite the court to overturn Roe," says Amy Myrick, staff attorney at the Center for Reproductive Rights.
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But I keep my toothbrush on the farthest left ledge of the tiny sink because I'm driven by fear — fear of poop particles and all other manner of germ accumulation that happens in the only bathroom of a 450-square-foot apartment.
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"The new people, I think, is great news, because the people who are coming in, they're not coming into the Republican Party, they're not supporting Donald Trump because they don't like LGBT people, that's the farthest thing from their minds," Deaton said.
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And when you consider that the Apollo 10 astronauts were, at the time, the farthest point away from the Earth (about 220,820 nautical miles, a record that stands to this day), it's not hard to imagine why the reacted the way they did.
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The U.S. over the weekend flew B-85033B bombers and F-15 fighter jets in international airspace east of North Korea — the farthest point north of the Demilitarized Zone between North and South Korea that U.S. fighters or bombers have ever flown.
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"This is the farthest north of the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) any U.S. fighter or bomber aircraft have flown off North Korea's coast in the 21st century, underscoring the seriousness with which we take the DPRK's reckless behavior," DOD spokeswoman Dana White said.
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They are trying to figure out which direction to face guests on the bench farthest from backstage — if they have them facing out, would people in the next row think they were slighted and not given the front-row seat they were promised?
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Food Matters Though New Yorkers have long insisted that the only real bagels can be found in the five boroughs (with a begrudging acknowledgment of Montreal's skinnier, sweeter version), young bakers in the farthest corners of the world are making serious dough.
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Boston Federal Reserve Bank President Eric Rosengren went the farthest in defending what was a controversial tool in the U.S. central bank's fight against the Great Recession, saying it is "inevitable" that the Fed will again need to engage in quantitative easing.
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Having said all that: In any serious, sober-minded discussion about what could be selected to exemplify the farthest reaches of cinema's capabilities, War and Peace — Sergei Bondarchuk's largely unseen adaptation of Tolstoy's literary classic — would have to be on the table.
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Folks at the farthest corners of the line in Manhattan—from the galleries of lower Chelsea, to the public housing projects of Avenue C—argue that the L train is all they have, as bus service on the street is notoriously slow.
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Chicago and Cook County extended the deadline to apply for mail ballots from 5pm to midnight on Thursday — but that's the farthest they could stretch things and still have time to get people their ballots in time to return them by election day.
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But she has some legitimate challengers: Alison Kiehl Friedman worked at the State Department under President Obama, Lindsey Davis Stover worked at the VA under Obama and on Capitol Hill, and Dan Helmer is a veteran running the farthest to the left.
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With just 50 miles to go, Dongfeng was the farthest of the three from the finish line, but its French skipper Charles Caudrelier and French navigator Pascal Bidégorry had chosen a different and longer route than their two rivals: Team Brunel and Mapfre.
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"In most sporting events, fans are attracted to the athlete who can run the fastest or jump the highest or throw a piece of equipment the farthest," Mr. Vincent wrote in his book "Home Run: The Definitive History of Baseball's Ultimate Weapon" (2007).
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Major League Baseball extended protective netting last year Major League Baseball announced in 2018 that all 30 league ballparks were extending protective netting to at least the far ends of both dugouts -- that is, the ends farthest from home plate -- intending to enhance fans' safety.
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He said the area just beyond Neptune, the farthest planet in our solar system, might be teeming with extrasolar asteroids — or exo asteroids — like BZ. It&aposs extremely unlikely — "practically zero" — that BZ came from the same star system as Oumuamua, according to Namouni.
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The City of London seemed to be at the heart of this disaster whose effects were surging out over the cobbled streets of the Square Mile and into the farthest corners of the world, including my new home in the small southern Indian city Mysore.
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Click here to view original GIFHubble galaxies in blue, ALMA's newly spotted galaxies in yellow (Image: B. Saxton (NRAO/AUI/NSF); ALMA (ESO/NAOJ/NRAO); NASA/ESA Hubble)Hubble's deep field images have provided the farthest glimpses we've ever had of galaxies in spaces.
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Immersive theater — like "Play/Date," a site-specific show Mr. Counts directed in 2014 at a Lower East Side bar — is commonplace now, but it was the farthest thing from mainstream a couple of decades ago, when he started making large-scale work in Dumbo.
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The Pentagon reported B-1B bombers from Guam and F-15 fighter escorts from Okinawa, Japan, have flown over the waters of east North Korea, the "farthest north of the Demilitarized Zone...any American fighter or bomber has flown this century," the Associated Press reports.
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"At Lockheed Martin, we are working to pioneer state-of-the-art, AI-enabled technologies that can help solve some of the world's most complex challenges – from fighting wildfires and saving lives during natural disasters to exploring the farthest reaches of deep space," said Jackson.
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Instead, it is squashed into an ellipse with the sun offset from the center — an effect that causes Earth to orbit to its farthest point every July and its innermost point, or perihelion, every January (the exact dates vary slightly from year to year).
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The measure that advanced the farthest in the 2017 session would have required people to use restrooms, showers and locker rooms in public schools and other state and local government facilities that match the sex on their birth certificate, as opposed to their gender identity.
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The DC Circuit dispute over the House subpoena for Mazars USA and a separate New York-based Second Circuit case arising from the House's effort to obtain financial records from Deutsche Bank for Trump, his children and Trump-family controlled entities are the farthest along.
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