"I hate fences and walls in my work and I hate fences and walls in life," Tunick added.
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Some have fences, which can be up to 6 or 7 feet wide, and the fences come down very easily.
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Moonlight, Hidden Figures and Washington's Fences all feature black casts (and, in the case of Moonlight and Fences, black writers and directors).
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Fences, structures torn down Papua New Guinea police and immigration officials tore down the fences surrounding the camp on Thursday ahead of the planned move.
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"We kinda joke that we spend a lot of money building fences ... and then we send them to train to jump over those fences," Knapper said.
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FENCES If you saw the 2010 revival of August Wilson's Pulitzer Prize-winning "Fences" on Broadway, here it is again, in a lot of the important ways.
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But now, those fences have become barriers, city officials say, dividing a park from its neighbors, and so at some parks the high fences will be knocked down.
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And this fall, Mr. Ai will build more than 100 fences and fencelike sculptures around New York City for the massive public art project "Good Fences Make Good Neighbors."
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Best Supporting Actress: Viola Davis, Fences Here's another category where there's no need for Fences-sitting: Davis has won prize after prize for her magnificent performance as Washington's sorely tested wife.
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" WARNING: ATTACK DOG ON PREMISES " signs hung from fences.
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"By the way, chain-link fences are around playgrounds all over America, all over North Dakota, and the chain link fences allow line-to-sight visual connectivity with children and families," Cramer said.
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"People were trampling each other, hopping fences, crying hysterically," @tylergabriel_wrote.
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There are also new gates and fences on the campus.
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In limited release, "Fences" picked up $128,000 in two theaters.
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We are accustomed to protecting privacy with fences and hedges.
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No fences aren't always a good thing, as Musgraves illustrates.
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Glad to see they're taking steps to finally mend fences ...
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But so far those troops are mostly just painting fences.
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People were throwing tables and cutting fences to get out.
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He was not the only erstwhile foe to mend fences.
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First, he must mend fences with U.S. allies and friends.
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Some proposals for border fences are less plausible than others.
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The pipes are used in sprinklers, fences and plumbing systems.
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The EU refuses to fund fences, saying they don't work.
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LOS ANGELES — YouTube is mending fences with the music industry.
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The doors will not hold, and neither will the fences.
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"Swing for the fences," he said, wielding a baseball metaphor.
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The fences, which often encircle an entire property, are expensive.
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Unnerved Balkan countries soon began building fences and filtering refugees.
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Refugees aren't the only ones shut out by these fences.
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There were only concrete walls, and fences with barbed wire.
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Why not swing for the fences when you're only 15?
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Whichever way he swings, Justice Kennedy swings for the fences.
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Weeds overtake fences in abandoned areas of the prison complex.
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Just consider the fences: They aren't made out of wood.
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Desperate, Garcia ran, jumping over fences together with fleeing neighbors.
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The remaining buildings and surrounding fences are covered in graffiti.
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Gale also takes commissions for living willow structures and fences.
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SO WE'RE NOT RUNNING IT TO SWING FROM THE FENCES.
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Walls and fences are expenses that have not delivered elsewhere.
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Illegal crossers climb over high fences on U.S. borders too.
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Months later, Kardashian is more than open to mending fences.
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Five factory buildings loom in the darkness behind steel fences.
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One of the fences is bent, leaving a crack open.
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That report proposed an initial phase that would extend fences 26 miles and a second wave that would add 151 miles, plus 272 "replacement" miles where fences are already installed, according to the official.
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That honor went to Viola Davis for her performance in Fences.
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"I remember the barbed wire fences that confined us," Takei said.
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And what about Fences, the adaptation of August Wilson's acclaimed play?
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Moscow has repeatedly asked for the diplomatic fences to be mended.
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Michael Keaton has finally owned up for his "Hidden Fences" flub.
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He seems far less suited to mending fences than busting them.
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Go deeper: Border fences and refugee bans: Hungary did it — fast.
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Studies of architecture, flora, fences and commercial signage bespeak his discipline.
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Where are the lethal electric fences and the guards with shotguns?
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As a liberal, I believe we should swing for the fences.
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The notice added that demolition of fences would begin on Thursday.
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Huckabee Sanders took that hanging curveball and swung for the fences.
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You have to swing for the fences if you do Intrexon.
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The barbed wire that tops the fences that enclose the buildings.
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They jumped over fences and shielded loved ones with their bodies.
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The first time Brown stepped in, Lawler swung for the fences.
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"Erecting these walls and fences, it's catastrophic," added his wife Margarete.
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Last week, Trump and Ryan met to attempt to mend fences.
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The hospital is still cordoned off by a hedge and fences.
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They started jumping fences and frantically stuffing their pockets with cash.
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Dell swung for the fences and ended up with a single.
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Gaiole in Chianti Journal GAIOLE IN CHIANTI, Italy — Fences are rising.
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She and Sinelnikova fled the building, climbing several fences to safety.
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"Fences" did bring nods for actors Denzel Washington and Viola Davis.
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The children behind chain-link fences and huddled under foil blankets.
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Thus far, the projects have replaced old fences with new barriers.
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"Good Fences Make Good Neighbors" is presented by Public Art Fund.
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Trumpist populists want to widen the divisions and rearrange the fences.
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People had to be ushered through fences five at a time.
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British and Irish cows moo at each other over low fences.
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Some had defied the ban to jump fences and cross anyway.
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Viola Davis, best supporting actress, "Fences" Thank you to the academy.
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They started jumping fences and frantically stuffing their pockets with cash.
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They cut and shape them to make fences, homes, and baskets.
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" • Viola Davis won best supporting actress for her work in "Fences.
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"The houses are falling down, the fences are collapsing," he said.
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One provides up to $200,000 per rancher for replacing burned fences.
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"Fences," at least in part, is Wilson's brilliant response to that.
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Republicans demanded more money for Border Patrol agents and necessary fences.
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Here, too, Justice Gorsuch was ready to swing for the fences.
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Thick bushes cover dark blue metal fences lined with barbed wire.
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Don't expect Fences to do all the heavy lifting for you.
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With your installation, "Laundromat" — featuring the cleaned castoff clothes of refugees — and your recent public art project, "Good Fences Make Good Neighbors," a series of fences and barriers, you've lately been a larger presence in New York.
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Viola Davis could have easily run for best actress for her performance in "Fences" — and arguably should have, given that she won the Tony for a lead role for the same part when "Fences" ran on Broadway.
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Ai Weiwei, the provocative Chinese artist, will build more than 100 fences and installations around New York City this fall for "Good Fences Make Good Neighbors," one of his most large-scale public art projects to date.
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Roads, railways and fences, built as Africa develops, stop elephants moving around.
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The film version of "Fences" had been in the making for years.
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Or they can go horseback riding at the White Fences Equestrian Center.
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The area is enclosed with high barbed-wire fences and watch houses.
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Some residents have tethered their tents to nearby fences and industrial buildings.
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High-voltage fences surrounded the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum in Poland.
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Denzel Washington, Fences Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture
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Sometimes that means jumping over fences, drawing the attention of security guards.
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Whatever the reason, sluggers are swinging for the fences like never before.
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They were allowed to be out grading the roads and mending fences.
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Online video purported to show fences earlier put up around the tomb.
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Pulitzer-Prize-winning "Fences," which opens in U.S. movie theaters on Dec.
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And all fences make different sounds, just like people when they laugh.
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There are no fences, and a single dirt road bisects the plain.
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The fences held firm, although it didn't seem like that the time.
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After each goal we'd climb the fences, but every time they'd resist.
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In response, nations have erected fences, deployed troops and tightened border controls.
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Monsanto says it is not considering physical barriers like fences or guards.
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By Victoria, the water flows through fences and more roads are closed.
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They pulled down the fences between backyards to create a huge commons.
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Red crowd-control fences around the venue were toppled as concertgoers fled.
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Trump is testing those civic fences with the zeal of a velociraptor.
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The institute was surrounded by armed guards and electric fences, he added.
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Others allow eight-foot fences, as long as they are not solid.
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Since when did kids stop painting fences and start running the internet?
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They damaged fences, vandalized water systems and left trash that killed livestock.
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It had become acres of shattered buildings, scrunched factories and shredded fences.
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I might always wonder if Sarah and I could have mended fences.
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"I've got no leashes or fences," he tells Lady in the trailer.
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The city would contribute funds for waste removal, some fences and security.
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Some swim around the fences where they go down into the sea.
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The town features bucolic and immaculately kept properties bordered by stone fences.
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Fences is very nearly at $50 million — impressive for a stage adaptation.
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No country can lightly build fences to stop the tides of history.
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There were gaps in fences and gates left open, leaving facilities unprotected.
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There are squirrels cheeky with nuts and autumn roses poking through fences.
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He starred in the film adaptation of "Fences" last year as well.
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When new trainees arrive in a white bus, they see no fences.
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In recent weeks, Facebook has taken steps to mend fences in Washington.
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The company does not necessarily need to respond with gates and fences.
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Suddenly European countries were erecting fences and internment camps to stop migrants.
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For a vineyard, you need fences and often trellises, which train grapevines.
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Palestinians live under military occupation surrounded by miles of walls and fences.
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" Most recently, he appeared in the film adaptation of August Wilson's "Fences.
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Some kids jumped fences and ran into the woods for safety. 4.
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Some colleagues of Azar and Verma are hoping they ultimately mend fences.
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Then he went to China, where he saw a production of Fences.
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The only two other homes nearby were shrouded by trees and fences.
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And "Still Processing" had no direct knowledge of the ad buy or its placement (though ads for "Fences" were part of a 16-week buy and they may have seen or heard ads for "Fences" during that period).
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Riding that momentum, Sinemia is swinging for the fences with its unlimited plan.
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The incredible Denzel Washington is nominated for Fences, a movie he also directed.
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All the houses had fences in front, some with barbed wire on top.
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Mariachi El Bronx III was a swing-for-the-fences record for us.
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Fences is set in inner-city Pittsburgh among sanitation workers and their families.
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"We're less than a foot from (water) going over the fences," Saurage said.
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And, refreshingly, there was support for diverse projects like Moonlight, Fences, and Loving.
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This robot can climb fences and open doors and it's coming for you.
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It seems like common sense, but barriers and fences exist for a reason.
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Trump's proposal involves putting fences and walls along 1,250 miles of the border.
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Last year, Viola Davis took home the honor for her role in Fences.
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This cat grew up never knowing that there were never fences or airplanes.
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We lost thousands of pounds of food, materials, fences, the office, the playgrounds.
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Protesters ripped up median barriers and fences to set up roadblocks and defences.
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Jammed up against fences are aeroplanes of various vintages and states of disassembly.
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Denzel Washington, Fences Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture, Drama
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Why is it so difficult for him to try to mend fences here?
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Billboards and ads on the fences at baseball parks pushed brands ages ago.
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"I remember seeing a whole stampede of people running, jumping fences," he said.
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In some places, the fences around the enclaves are topped with razor wire.
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Denzel Washington joined Viola Davis, picking up the Outstanding Actor award for Fences.
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In between, barriers and steel fences block traffic or corral vehicles and pedestrians.
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So she decided to swing for the fences in her first at bat.
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Green and black cloth was draped from fences, store fronts and construction sites.
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Turkey is reinforcing parts of the 550-mile border with fences and walls.
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"When there's no fences, it's hard to keep in the cattle," says Wilhelm.
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"Every day the local artists hang their art along the fences," Nava said.
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Causey cut through at least four fences with the wire cutters, Stirling said.
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" However, as the poem Mending Wall also noted, "good fences make good neighbors.
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Other states in the region, including Hungary and Slovenia, have erected border fences.
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On the plus side for Sam, he's started to mend fences with Justine.
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European countries erected border fences despite the bloc's system of open internal borders.
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Officers chase him down a driveway between brick houses and over wooden fences.
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People were pressed against railings, got stuck on fences, crawled underneath the stage.
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Dead bodies and knives and over-the-fences and gloves and Mark Fuhrman.
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"Good fences make good neighbors," the one farmer says, repeating an old saying.
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"I think link fences is irrelevant to the crying of children," Cramer responded.
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Now, frightened and wary, "we need borders, we erect fences everywhere," he says.
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There was a time when Romeny and Trump appeared to have mended fences.
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They can go almost anywhere—up to windows, over fences, under tree canopies.
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Standing between the fences, Nielsen held a press availability with Republican Arizona Gov.
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Fences opens in limited theaters on December 16 and wide on Christmas Day.
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Fences first went onstage in 1983, starring James Earl Jones and Mary Alice.
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That's what truly matters, and what allows Legion to swing for the fences.
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Fences near border towns pushed illegal crossers from Texas and California toward Arizona.
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Or sell it to a competitor and take another swing at the fences?
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The special exhibition "Mending Fences" will run from May 31 to Oct. 25.
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Razor-wire fences traced the course of the river for its entire length.
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Currently, there are nearly 700 miles of wall and fences on the border.
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People jumped over fences and ran to get their hands on the money.
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Researchers are looking for faster and less invasive ways to maintain the fences.
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"I went there a couple of times and saw the fences," he said.
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This isn't a 'let's go out for one more swing at the fences.
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If good fences make good neighbors, then entitlement, it seems, makes bad ones.
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"It's very un-European to build fences and boundaries between countries," he said.
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They included Denzel Washington and Viola Davis for their roles in "Fences," above.
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Mr. Washington has said he agreed but first wanted to do "Fences" onstage.
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Wasn't it possible that a fox crept through the fences in the night?
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Inflatable snowmen lined the streets and garland hung from fences and front doors.
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That's a whole lot of balls soaring over fences or being missed completely.
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Others jump over fences and escape to take shelter in a nearby Walmart.
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The two appeared to mend fences, however, after Trump won the general election.
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And then the fences go up, and the clusters develop into a pack.
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Farage: Fences to be mended Speaking to CNN's Carol Costello, Farage said there were "some fences that need to be mended" after "nearly the entire British government said derogatory things about Donald Trump and his team" during the US presidential campaign.
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FENCES, HUNTS, PROTESTS To try to cut risks, Paju has set up fences to try to block wild boars from crossing into tourist spots as well as stepping up efforts to hunt the animals, an official at Paju city hall said.
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A tax on vesting dissuades people from ever taking a swing for the fences.
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Other stakes may have been used for construction purposes, such as partitions or fences.
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Davis has also earned a Golden Globe and Tony for her performance in Fences.
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Countries like Austria will be able to put up electrified fences around their borders.
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"Fences" has been nominated two for Golden Globes and three Screen Actors Guild Awards.
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Jenna Bush and Michael Keaton both mistakenly conflated the films Hidden Figures and Fences.
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Hungary has put up razor wire fences to halt the wave of refugees flooding.
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Denzel Washington, Fences — WINNER Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Supporting Role
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"Nothing too bad," he said by phone as he arrived: Downed trees and fences.
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"Fences" opens in select U.S. cities on December 16 and wide on Christmas day.
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We have double fences, a large perimeter fence that goes around the entire property.
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"Screw you, John!" yelled one man standing near the fences on the stage's left.
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The city's main Jewish day-school is equally nondescript, surrounded by fences and cameras.
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Its speed has been increased and fences have been put up in railway yards.
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Viola Davis, who starred in "Fences" with Denzel Washington, was named best supporting actress.
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Seven of them cleared the fences, five of them hit by the home team.
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It will consist of two tall fences with barbed wire, about two metres apart.
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Eventually, Margrethe joined him and the couple mended fences, heading back to Denmark. 4.
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Stephen McKinley Henderson, who plays Troy's best friend Jim Bono, said "Fences" is timeless.
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Fans of lighter-toned "strange small town" shows, like Eerie, Indiana or Picket Fences.
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NUMEROUS LARGE TREES SNAPPED OR UPROOTED ALONG WITH FENCES AND ROADWAY SIGNS BLOWN OVER.
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I began to think harder about fences that would keep out the wild pigs.
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Residents with still-functional wells were snaking hoses over fences to nourish their neighbors.
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Octavia Spencer (Hidden Figures), Naomie Harris (Moonlight), and Viola Davis (Fences) are all nominated.
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Israel has toughened its border defences on the Golan, with new fences and sensors.
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However, Rose and West eventually mended fences thanks to West's wife, Kim Kardashian West.
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"I think it swings for the fences in ways LOSE didn't, maybe," D'Agostino muses.
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Go deeper: Learn more about Orbán's immigration policy of refugee bans and border fences.
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VP saw 384 men sleeping inside fences, on concrete w/no pillows or mats.
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The organization should do everything in its power to mend fences with the president.
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Emmy-winner Tom Skerritt (Picket Fences) plays Ed, while Hammer plays his son, Drew.
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Let the people who want to swing for the fences get a different forum.
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Based on the 1983 August Wilson play, Fences is little more than a filmed
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Those plans were foiled when the city erected fences around the park early Saturday.
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Pakistan's building of fences and fortifications has triggered cross-border skirmishing in the past.
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Fences sprung up overnight, and the stench of pig manure fell over the area.
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"One hundred percent," Wong said when asked if he were swinging for the fences.
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I drove 40 guests at a time through a wildlife reserve with no fences.
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Metal fences, police officers directing traffic, military personnel with guns slung over their shoulders.
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The second thing is you don't need to swing for the fences every time.
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Then why do wealthy politicians build walls and fences and gates around their homes?
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People are debating if the fences should be widened or closed at the top.
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The funding would only be used for levees and fences, not a concrete wall.
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The warehouse-like facility has chain-link fences on the inside separating the immigrants.
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The bike racks are located near the fences along the perimeter of the building.
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That moment women showed this administration: your chains, fences, and walls won't stop us.
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The structure replaced fences and other barriers that were already there, KOAT-TV reports.
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It has trouble with leaves, with chain link fences and patterns and with motion.
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It's a smaller space, and it has neighbors, fences and privacy and light issues.
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Most National Guard troops were performing duties such as erecting fences and cutting grass.
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In his case, Mr. Harris said, authorities have leads to two fences in Miami.
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"We just need to swing for the fences on this one," Stone told him.
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These deployable underwater fences produce small electric fields that guide the fish to traps.
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He photographs fences, cars, signs, weeds and his travel companion, the photographer Martin Parr.
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These are installed on chain link fences that often close off the derelict lots.
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The police use the app at checkpoints that serve as virtual "fences" across Xinjiang.
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Leahy noted that Congress has "written in some very tough fences" on the funding.
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In announcing his hearings, Stennis made clear that he was swinging for the fences.
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But Warren understood why the fences — or, in this case, the contracts — were there.
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Police posts, circled with barbed wire fences, had sprung up every few hundred yards.
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Some concertgoers reported they hurt their ankles and were cut trying to jump fences.
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"Fences," the Oscar contender starring Denzel Washington and Viola Davis, arrives for streaming online.
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It's important to look beyond the Gaza fence, symbol, like all fences, of failure.
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Fences, potted plants and other barriers have been erected to keep them off sidewalks.
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A big worry, he said, was losing power for electric fences around the enclosures.
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Fox News stokes dread of demographic change with repeated images of migrants climbing fences.
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Many fences have been dismantled with bolt cutters, not equipment the average herdsmen carries.
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Eventually, the Wilpons added a Mets Hall of Fame and moved the fences in.
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Sure, improve fences, install electronic surveillance equipment along the border to stop drug traffickers.
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Viola Davis ("Fences") and Octavia Spencer ("Hidden Figures") were also nominated for supporting actress.
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Finally, we also need fences, drones and sensors to strengthen the border in places.
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Along with Corker, Trump appears to have mended fences with South Carolina Republican Sen.
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They dig miles-long tunnels under walls and fences, and fire bazookas over them.
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"Some people move in and put up fences," said Anita Keefe, the group's president.
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People have speculated they were used for everything from religious ceremonies to camel fences.
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To keep my Raptor both angry and safely separated from literally anyone or anything it might bite, I put on my mad scientist hat and built a multilayered enclosure, just fences around more fences, with a tiny, Raptor-sized space at the center.
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These new fences or barriers, barriers made of steel, are not a 220006,2202 mile concrete wall; rather, the fences and barriers needed amount to about 2628 miles, one-tenth of the campaign promise and of a different material, paid by American taxpayers.
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Bouquets of sunflowers, single white roses, lilies, and carnations were stuck in chain-link fences.
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And for that, she credits August Wilson, who wrote the original play Fences in 1983.
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The musician kindly accepted the apology, nothing that "Hidden Fences" sounds like a decent film.
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With your smartphone's location data, you can draw geo-location fences around the home, too.
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But after Trump's upset victory Ryan quickly pivoted to mend fences with the President-elect.
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And no, yarn mosaics slung on fences in Bushwick will never count as real art.
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She decided to swing for the fences, I guess, by doing all kinds of things.
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Driving around my neighbor & noticing so many fences & trees just destroyed from this wild wind.
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But it still has a ways to go (some might say, over the "Hidden Fences").
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Oz Pearlman deiced to "swing for the fences" by picking Bitcoin as his second investment.
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I'm glad to see that projects like Hidden Figures, Fences and Moonlight are getting recognition.
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President Obama came to office determined to swing for the fences on health care reform.
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Mykelti Williamson brings heart to his role as Gabriel in Denzel Washington's Oscar-nominated Fences.
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Traditional equity VCs are looking for high-risk, high-reward, "swing for the fences" models.
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Earlier on Monday morning, construction workers and police erected fences in and around the park.
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Pirated copies of Arrival, Moonlight, La La Land, Patriots Day, and Fences are all available.
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Ammar sent several videos showing garbage stacked up along the fences and overflowing from dumpsters.
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McDermott also angrily dances in the barn and hops around on fences, which is hilarious.
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Authorities deployed fences around the Democracy Monument, forcing activists to gather only in the vicinity.
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Not many scientists have measured the full impact of fences on biodiversity on the border.
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The rate in England is £63 ($1.72) per tree, plus grants for fences and gates.
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Denzel Washington, Fences Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture, Musical or Comedy
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From Hidden Figures to Fences, Davis now gets to portray different versions of Black womanhood.
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As were the Golden Globes, which honored black-ish, Atlanta, and Viola Davis in Fences.
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Think dividers in benches, spikes on fences, or rocks or statues placed in sheltered nooks.
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Viola Davis continued her awards season domination with a win for her work in Fences.
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" Hannah ignored the remark about her last love, saying, "Somebody's already jumping fences for me!
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Basically, he repeatedly digs his way under the fences of his home in Queensland, Australia.
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Cates later appeared on episodes of the series Picket Fences and Touched By an Angel.
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Bethenny had to jump 2 fences to reach her $5 million Soho apartment Tuesday night.
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Denzel Washington is pretty intimidating competition, especially when he's nominated for a film like Fences.
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It jumps hurdles, leaps fences, penetrates walls to arrive at its destination full of hope.
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A car reportedly rammed through fences at the crime lab before the explosion took place.
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With no dedicated grazing grounds, herdsmen cut fences and drive their cattle through the crops.
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Although I'm still putting my money on fences, this book is generous with practical considerations.
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When he does, it is unclear whether he wishes to mend fences or issue threats.
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Guardsmen also built fences and manned detection equipment on the border and at command centers.
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The occasional red bougainvillea bush hid chain-link fences, and ornate wrought iron was everywhere.
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History too suggests that Democrats might be more willing to swing for the ideological fences.
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The powerful winds knocked fences down and stripped the walls from the building seen below.
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Fences run along the borders of the property and a security team monitors the gate.
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The two seem to have mended fences, somewhat, but the effects of Trump's claim linger.
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Here's a PSA we shouldn't have needed: Hidden Figures and Fences are two separate movies.
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In March 2017, Tran scaled three fences to gain access to the White House complex.
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"We control the fences, the walls that surround the camp," explains one of the soldiers.
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In January, bison quarantine fences were cut with bolt cutters and dozens of bison escaped.
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They had just passed the federal law about the wilderness fences, then, the showy compromise.
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Fences, windows, and the interiors of homes are also said to be decorated with designs.
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Some areas contain layers of barriers, referred to as primary, secondary and sometimes tertiary fences.
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"Fences" was phenomenal, and this article suggests that King's entire journey has been as well.
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To cross the heavily patrolled DMZ requires getting across several fences and a dense minefield.
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On the east and west ends, metal fences were erected to prevent vehicles from entering.
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With the grounds dotted with land mines, only about half made it to the fences.
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Plastic tarps were tied to the razor-wire-topped fences to block the afternoon sun.
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A few panic-stricken beasts leapt over the fences of cattle ranches along the road.
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Behind the secrets, fences and barbed wire, this is a 21st-century American internment camp.
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The neighbors begin to put up fences so they don't have to see the Meyers.
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Guards have fired tear gas into crowds caught between the fences in no-man's land.
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He cares about America's place in the world and will mend fences with our allies.
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President Zelensky, his image now tarnished, is left to mend fences with his European allies.
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Some players climbed the fences, fists pumping as the raucous Algeria fans surged toward them.
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But both he and Mr. Saenz sounded less than adamantly opposed to additional border fences.
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Many stayed, and the camps have sprawled into makeshift cities ringed by barbed-wire fences.
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The Weinsteins' "Lion," Denzel Washington's "Fences" and Ted Melfi's "Hidden Figures" are also in play.
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Its immigration policies are restrictive and the razor-wire fences at its borders are menacing.
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Troy Maxson, Denzel Washington's character in "Fences," sails onto the screen on gusts of verbiage.
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There is security now on the mountainside and fences have been and are being installed.
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Outdoor space: The 0.16-acre lot is bounded by fences and hedges that offer privacy.
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Not so long ago the ranch was lined with wire fences and filled with cattle.
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We bought into it, and then put up with ... It's like we're painting their fences.
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Kayamandi abuts a handful of wineries, some separated by high barbed-wire and electrified fences.
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The tables are delicately arranged around the tombs, which are marked off with small fences.
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"He will serve his time inside of fences and barbed wire, and when his family visits, it will be inside of those fences and wire," said convicted securities broker Justin Paperny, founder of White Collar Advice, a consulting firm on what to expect in prison.
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Some even resorted to climbing on top of cars and walking on fences to get around.
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"This was a stark and startling moment, but they did mend fences pretty well," said Dobrow.
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Fences that people had broken to escape were now gaping holes used to access the site.
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Simple solutions, such as changing the layout around villages or putting up fences, are rarely used.
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They love their families, they support their neighbors, they have golden retrievers and white picket fences.
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Her crying scene in "Fences" (complete with the runny nose) had Oscars written all over it.
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Some have around one million polygons [with] windows, doors, stairs, balconies with fences, and so on.
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Mike Enzi told about a school with has fences around it to protect against grizzly bears.
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We know that that residence is surrounded with very high fences at this point for security.
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So that's why retailers everywhere have traditionally swung for the fences on and around Valentine's Day.
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To open up views of the countryside, Emes removed fences separating the estate from adjacent pastures.
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It was a modest neighborhood, with cramped, beige homes shielded by short white and black fences.
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Those fences are supposed to defend science's honor, demonstrate scientists' objectivity, and uphold the profession's standards.
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They must also maintain the farm facilities such as all animal shelters, fences, and water pipes.
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Since then the government has built razor-wire fences along the frontiers with Serbia and Croatia.
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You can build all the fences you want, it's not going to keep the alligators out.
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Mitski "Nobody" Mitski is swinging for the fences with the first track from her forthcoming album.
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Well meaning festival goers taking down fences so that we have some grass to drive on.
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Many of the candidates were talking about building walls, about building double walls, about electric fences.
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But China's fences are just six feet high, with a small roll of barbed wire above.
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Despite wearing a tracking collar, Sylvester has escaped the park's fences twice in the past year.
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If the Ice Princess actress saw Parker's interview with Cohen, well... it didn't mend any fences.
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He also earned three Screen Actor Guild Awards, one for Nixon and two for Picket Fences.
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The project involves the installation of over 300 site-specific security fences across New York City.
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Then, he cut through four fences and left a dummy in his bed to trick guards.
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Russo allegedly spotted Lewis looking into cars and over fences in the neighborhood and called 911.
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Their protest signs were tied up on nearby fences, and the atmosphere was distinctly laid-back.
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Some farmers cut their own fences, hoping their emus would leave and become someone else's problem.
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For this project, the artist will install fences in roughly 212018 spots around New York City.
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This fences off the guard booth while giving the car plenty of space to move around.
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Both Sanders and Clinton have sparred knowing that they'll eventually need to mend fences and unite.
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Those fences are often stormed by scores of migrants trying to reach Spanish territory from Africa.
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Most "forested" areas, even in rural spaces, are like checkerboards, divided by roads, fields and fences.
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If Moonlight or Fences are too grim for the Academy, this feel-good story about female
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Emanuel Cleaver (D-MO) said, adding that he's optimistic McCaskill can mend fences with the community.
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Every week, I swing for the fences with one massive theory about the future of Westworld.
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Fences, Hidden Figures, and Moonlight were each nominated for a host of awards, including Best Picture.
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During tests I get to do some lockpicking, climb over walls or hop barbed wire fences.
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Shortly into spring training, the Colorado Rockies announced that they would raise Coors Field's outfield fences.
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They have done what can be done about the baseballs (humidor) and now the fences (higher).
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Its images — fences, ships, hordes of straining bodies — bring gravity and historical resonance to the song.
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They set fire to some structures, broke fences and pelted police officers with stones, he said.
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That's a lot more balls soaring over fences, and one pitcher is keeping his theories private.
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How the attackers managed to breach the fences and reach the crime lab is under investigation.
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Media reports varied on how many horses were rescued after many were tangled in submerged fences.
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Aside from the usual threats to its habitat, border fences obstruct ocelots' ability to roam freely.
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Tucked into a sleepy residential neighborhood and flanked by tall fences, it feels like a secret.
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With no room for more refugees, the camp has overflowed into rough encampments beyond its fences.
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Next are 18-foot steel fences set back from the river, where agents patrol in trucks.
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Impossible. We've already got 650 miles of one, a dotted line of fences along the border.
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She reminded me how to connect with life while I was behind the fences of prison.
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One reason is that they tend to be power hitters and swing for the fences more.
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The compounds are surrounded by barbed-wire fences and bear an uncomfortable similarity to concentration camps.
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But those types of hitters are increasingly rare, having given way to swinging for the fences.
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He also fences occasionally at the clubs his teammates have opened since their Olympic glory days.
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APHIS does, however, agree with McNabb that fences can be cost prohibitive as a control technique.
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Power lines and electrified fences are killing birds, monkeys, pangolins and even elephants in surprising numbers.
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"These fences have got the capacity to decimate whole populations, and they're doing that," he said.
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Above, Caitlyn Taussig and her mother, Vicki Taussig, mending fences on their ranch in Kremmling, Colo.
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That money, however, can be used only to replicate or improve existing fences on the border.
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But that doesn't stop young boys from trying to jump over fences to see the action.
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She stayed at home almost constantly, rarely venturing outside the fences which inclosed her father's place.
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Having been pressured to declare a national emergency, Mr. Trump unsurprisingly swung for the constitutional fences.
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In 2012, a North Korean soldier scaled three barbed-wire fences to defect to the South.
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Next to the brick facade and the white fences, a giant water cooler grabs my attention.
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Over the gaps and the fences is where the game has gone, at an unprecedented pace.
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This used to be a place of white picket fences, white painted churches and white people.
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It includes Denzel Washington's film version of "Fences," the August Wilson play set in 1950s Pittsburgh.
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Rob Pruitt's diptych "Sunrise / Sunset" (2019) depicts metal fences against warm- and cool-toned gradient backgrounds.
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Populations can be restored by planting more trees, ceasing burning and building fences to block livestock.
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Some protesters managed to escape the campus by jumping fences when the police were not watching.
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Thank you to all the wonderful actors in "Fences:" Mykelti, Stephen, Russell, Joe, Stefan, Saniyya, Denzel.
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Funding for wall improvements and barrier fences for additional sectors of the border are desperately needed.
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Some drive screws into their shoes for better traction when they climb over their border fences.
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ANONYMOUS As a strategic matter, trying to mend fences with the old boss doesn't seem promising.
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There are corrugated metal fences, multiple patios and grilling stations for the main house and guesthouse.
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Start with "Fences," which, along with "Moonlight" and "Hidden Figures," explores the black experience in America.
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But this year Naomie Harris ("Moonlight") and Viola Davis ("Fences") are up, too, and they're spectacular.
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Finally, fences, walls and barriers are not an effective approach to resisting undesired flows of people.
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Filmmakers who swing for the fences are inherently more interesting than those who play it safe.
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Israel says the cordon of fences, ditches and walls has drastically reduced attacks on its citizens.
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Protesters also threw yellow plastic police fences at uniformed officers who tried to push them back.
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The videos were shot using drones that flew above the tall fences that surround the mansions.
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China has culled nearly a million pigs, set up roadblocks and built fences, to no avail.
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Everywhere were barricades and crowd-control fences, and police cars escorted trailers crammed with steel drummers.
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Mending fences with Bell, 27, has not been a priority, because there aren't any to fix.
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A South Korean military official told Reuters the military would begin area patrols and install fences.
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She had been trying to mend fences over those comments when Sunday night's tweet went viral.
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Chain link fences and windows — signs of limited physical access and separation — are recurring visual motifs.
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Truth is, he's not the only one who combined "Fences" and "Hidden Figures" during the evening.
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"Technology is important, but I think some fences and some other things are important, too," Sen.
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Viola Davis struck just the right tone in honoring her late father after winning for Fences.
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Over the past two decades new legal rights have allowed "digital fences" to be used to surround copyrighted works, even if those fences interfered with people's rights, such as to freely use snippets of content (the legal doctrine of "fair dealing," known as "fair use" in America).
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Fences relegate the audience to the last three rows of the Abrons orchestra, far from the action.
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Pakistan since 2017 has been constructing fences along the border with Afghanistan, a move opposed by Kabul.
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"Living Walls" (African myrrh trees joined by chain link fences) are being used by Tanzania People & Wildlife.
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" They continued: "We climbed rocks and "keep out" fences while exploring the places most people wouldn't go.
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They have helped me find a deeper meaning to my worth, in and out of these fences.
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Randall and Beth also mended fences, though at the end of the episode, Randall's fears proved justified.
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Viola Davis is taking home the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress for her devastating performance in Fences.
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Juggling relationships with his long-lost sister and estranged wife, he's got some serious fences to mend.
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Reports said that bad weather had caused a river to overflow, which broke fences around their enclosures.
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Batters are swinging for the fences like never before, according to a CNBC analysis of baseball statistics.
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Given its lack of strategic depth, the Israeli military is investing in fences, surveillance and reconnaissance devices.
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We sit on plastic chairs outside a small center for women set up behind cloth-draped fences.
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Maybe she lulls herself to sleep with the ambient noise of rattling chainlink fences and weeping kids?
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Microsoft already demonstrated the ability to vault over fences and cars, which will make a huge difference.
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But like his boss, Mr Lighthizer may be less interested in mending fences than in building walls.
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These fences weren&apost designed to keep wild pigs out but to keep flocks of sheep in.
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Inside Europe, the fences built by politicians like Hungary's prime minister, Viktor Orban, merely displace the problem.
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Scaling the fences, dodging the police, trying to get onto a truck to sanctuary — against all odds.
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For most countries, barbed-wire or electric fences, combined with ditches and buffer zones, are the reality.
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Even so, there were new signs the fences were simply reshaping, rather than closing, the migration routes.
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Since being appointed earlier this week, Bwalya Ng'andu has sought to mend fences with Zambia's mining industry.
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The meeting is a chance for the two sides to mend fences after an acrimonious campaign season.
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Every week, Chris Plante swings for the fences with one massive theory about the future of Westworld.
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Desperate to show his art, he used to surreptitiously paint on fences and street walls at night.
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Several movies — including Paramount's "Fences" and Disney's "The Queen of Katwe" — are being assembled by major studios.
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The detention center is essentially a maximum security prison, with several electric fences surrounding its outer perimeter.
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On Sunday night, the actress took home her very first Golden Globe for her role in Fences.
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Sensors help it stay within garden fences, avoid rocks and prevent it from falling down steep slopes.
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The men, crammed inside fences, were sleeping on concrete and said they hadn't showered in many days.
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The recent images of children being kept in chain-linked fences are difficult for many to see.
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Wild boars run up to 30 miles per hour and can leap over three-feet-high fences.
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Egyptian guards erected chain fences and barbed wire to reseal the border as soon as they could.
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The story captured the attention of case workers at Mending Fences, a drug treatment facility in Florida.
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Ryan could obviously be a useful ally to Trump if the two are able to mend fences.
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More than 40 pride flags were posted in total — on fences, over driveways, doors and front porches.
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Protesters uprooted metal fences from surrounding streets and dragged heavy bollards and bins to barricade the streets.
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Even low-security facilities have barbed-wire fences around them, and communication with those outside is monitored.
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But that timelessness shouldn't be taken to mean that Fences is about the human experience writ large.
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You know, it's double barbed-wire fences, it's heavily guarded, and so you can't get in basically.
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The concert stage and other structures were gone and a green tarp covered the chain link fences.
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Some residents in the Rockaways have complained that they've found them in backyards or hanging from fences.
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Balzers has bright white fences, vine-covered houses, a plethora of maple trees and a small creek.
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This is consistent with the trend around baseball, where fly balls are clearing fences like never before.
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A few people could be seen leaning against fences; some slept on the ground under Mylar blankets.
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The many fences around us were covered with green tarp to block us from seeing the sea.
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Try mending fences with your neighbors by engaging them to figure out what volume works for everyone.
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In 2011, Russia fortified the borders, putting fences and barbed wire across wide swaths of the region.
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There are 700 miles of walls and fences, 17,20123 Border Patrol agents, and drones and aerial cameras.
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The US-Mexico border above the tunnel is protected by two border fences, according to court documents.
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"Additional walls or fences, physical or virtual, are not a good use of taxpayer resources," he said.
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" Viola Davis paid tribute to her father in her acceptance speech for best supporting actress for "Fences.
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"Manchester by the Sea" landed four nominations, the most, followed by "Fences" and "Moonlight," each with three.
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Architecture, woven textiles and patchwork fences are conjured by his new paintings, which are among his best.
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" The winners included Jenkins (as a screenwriter) and Mahershala Ali, for "Moonlight," and Viola Davis for "Fences.
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Mostly-black schools, with metal detectors and fences and other such things, have come to resemble prisons.
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Mr. Antonoff knows he is "straddling a lot of fences," merging an indie ethos and megastar associations.
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The fences haven't stopped the burros, who use either ropes or their bare hands to scale them.
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Overall activeness score: 56What they do: Build and fix fences and gates with hand and power tools.
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He would have painted on walls or on fences, but every wall and fence belonged to someone.
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Live pictures of chain-link fences and Mexican police units and ambulances filled the "Fox & Friends" screen.
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To allow the supersized plane to land, Hawarden is erecting new blast fences and resurfacing its runway.
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"When the Berlin Wall fell, there were 11 countries with border fences and walls," Mr. Ai said.
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"Davis won her first Oscar after three nominations for her role as Rosa Lee Maxson in "Fences.
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They are happening in diners, book clubs, and the workplace coffee room, and across neighbors' back fences.
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Ukraine is no stranger to border walls (or more accurately, security fences) since its dispute with Russia.
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In some cases, investigators believe the phones are sold to fences who ship them overseas for resale.
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George H.W. Bush, Bill Clinton and George W. Bush built fences and walls along the southern border.
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"What's really laughable is you think you're going to stop illegal immigration by constructing walls and fences."
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" The project is entitled, "Good Fences Make Good Neighbors," a reference to Robert Frost's poem "Mending Wall.
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Fences also can also restrict animals' access to water sources — particularly problematic in the drought-prone Southwest.
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Fences and loud noises, such as gunshots and car horns, have failed to scare off the bears.
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Denzel Washington was nominated for Best Actor for Fences, Ruth Negga was nominated for Best Actress for Loving, Mahershala Ali won Best Supporting actor for Moonlight and Viola Davis, Naomie Harris and Octavia Spencer were all nominated for Best Supporting Actress for Fences, Moonlight and Hidden Figures, respectively.
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Her exhibition at ICA Miami, Life in My Pocket, is a simulacrum of childhood, and of Stingily's girlhood specifically: "Fences" (2018), two entryway chain-link fences, imply an opening but also a border; the looped telephone cords of "Double Dutchess" (2018) are perfect materials, Stingily said, for jumping rope.
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Having originated as a cross-country steeplechase consisting of a series of smaller fences and natural obstacles, the commercialisation of the race during the Victorian era led to an increased number of fences at an ever rising height – all part of the spectacle, all making the race more dangerous.
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All the bee fences in the world, however, will not help if the problem of poaching remains unsolved.
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The fight kicked off with the pair swinging for the fences in scenes reminiscent of Don Frye vs.
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Some jumped the fences and managed to slip past security; half a million viewers tuned in on television.
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Responders and survivors can use tarpaulin for roofs, fences, and flooring—but don't limit your imagination to shelter.
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" Denzel Washington was presented the award for outstanding performance by an actor in a leading role for "Fences.
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"Added Santiago: "We have not mended all of our fences, but we will work hard to do so.
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Viola Davis is a newly minted Oscar winner, but the Fences star grew up with much, much less.
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In California, the Trump administration has built at least eight border wall prototypes, including fences and concrete structures.
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"On the bright side, at least Jenna Bush Hager didn't say 'Hidden Fences in the Moonlight,'" Bruni quips.
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The "Fences" star picked up the award for best supporting actress at the 89th Academy Awards on Sunday.
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But Schulte said they do have two schools with 10-foot mesh fences to ward off large animals.
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It remains the most notorious bloodshed at the DMZ, which is strewn with mines and barbed-wire fences.
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Viola Davis, also favorited to win the Oscar, took home the Globe for Best Supporting Actress in Fences.
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Janney succeeds Viola Davis, who won Best Supporting Actress in 2017 for her role in Denzel Washington's Fences.
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If he goes in and he tries to mend fences with Putin, they&aposre calling him a traitor.
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Fences was also nominated for best ensemble, as well as a best supporting actress nom for Viola Davis.
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Trump's wall — actually a mix of fences and walls — is more a political symbol than a practical barrier.
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In some, they have the same conceptual, architectural, and emotional weight as the land, as automobiles, as fences.
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This thing has it all: giant skateboards, that one kid from Manchester by the Sea, preteens climbing fences.
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It's difficult to find a house or yard in disrepair, and many are enclosed by shiny white fences.
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Instead of tailgate barbecues, the Tampa Stadium parking lot was crammed with concrete barriers and chain-link fences.
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It doesn't matter how hard you try to put fences and rules around the behavior of the system.
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Blindspotting swings for the fences, a truly ambitious film and a showcase for a whole lot of talent.
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The chain link fences skirt the large hole in the ground, from which large concrete segments are visible.
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Recent films Wit PR has marketed include A United Kingdom, Hidden Figures, Fences, Hacksaw Ridge, and Patriots Day.
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In Queensland, landholders have been accused of poisoning kangaroos and erecting fences to prevent them from reaching water.
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Journalists were welcomed into the main hall, not held at a distance by metal fences and thuggish guards.
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Viola Davis didn't talk politics when she won for best supporting actress for "Fences": She praised the art.
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It's also been read as a sign Trump is willing to mend fences and create a coalition cabinet.
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Senard, who had been due to retire from Michelin in April, now has fences to mend in Japan.
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"I think it's going to serve as a way to mend fences between Bezos...and Trump," Squali said.
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"They're specially trained for certain aspects, like jumping over fences, stopping on a line, untying themselves," said Knapper.
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The fences haven't been moved in, nor (do we think) this is a reprise of the Steroid Era.
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As anyone who saw the recent Oscar-nominated movie Fences can tell you, Viola Davis is a powerhouse.
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It's an unsettling question that kicks off the trailer for Paramount's Fences, starring Denzel Washington and Viola Davis.
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With the election less than three months away, it's a cynical way to make amends and repair fences.
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The barbed wire fences were built to keep the cattle in, but they didn't keep the kids out.
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Imagine driving 200 miles an hour down a narrow road with a dividing line, bumps and fences alongside.
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Just seven thousand people paid to attend, with a few thousand more hopping the fences to get in.
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And, as you say, Bloomberg will have to find a way to mend fences with African-American voters.
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There were even some who desperately attempted to escape by leaping over fences and scaling the tall bleachers.
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Some of the fences had holes, and deer had snacked freely on the grapes, further damaging the crop.
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State regulations required the Wagners to install cameras near gates and fences, along with motion sensors and alarms.
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As people get out, scaling walls or pushing down fences, police officers try to direct them to safety.
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Luigi can also deploy a slimy clone of himself named Gooigi to slip between fences and avoid traps.
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Doors are locked, razor-wire tops fences, and detainees are sometimes separated along nationality lines to prevent violence.
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Bilbray on Thursday said the Democratic Party would ultimately mend fences, regardless of who becomes its presidential nominee.
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"By the way, chain-link fences are around playgrounds all over America, all over North Dakota," Kramer said.
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CNN witnessed the first attempt to get Champ on an airplane and into the Mending Fences treatment center.
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"Fences," an adaptation of the August Wilson play starring Denzel Washington and Viola Davis, arrives on Dec. 23.
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Each found that nonlethal methods (like guard dogs, fences and warning flags) could be effective at deterring predators.
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Right now, I'm working with Denzel Washington doing "Fences" [the film adaptation of August Wilson's play] in Pittsburgh.
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What I love about "Fences," and what I love about "Custody," is that it makes a larger statement.
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Meanwhile, the real "green crack" time bomb is ticking away behind barbed wire fences, within the prison system.
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Barra is now counting on those relationships to help her steer through 2019, and mend fences in Washington.
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Cataloged areas of radioactivity are represented by walls of luminous graphs running across contaminated landscapes like cautionary fences.
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Two female defendants are accused of serving as fences, which means they received the stolen goods in Mexico.
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Then, workers suddenly started putting up barbed wire fences on the plot of land directly behind her house.
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Several challenging fences have been modified, both in terms of their height and the difficulty of the landing.
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The previous night, one elephant covered almost 25 miles, slowly at first along electric fences and past towns.
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Also, some ranchers said it restricted their ability to erect important structures including fences to keep in livestock.
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And Fences, like Arrival, saw some of its bill footed by Paramount, but far from all of it.
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Tall, slatted fences already are in place in some spots on the border and more are being built.
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The area is lined with mines and barbed-wire fences, though those were not as visible on Sunday.
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Early on, the Atoms practiced in community center hallways or in locked schoolyards (by scaling fences at twilight).
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Some migrants violently shook fences at the border and police said a few officers were injured in clashes.
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When we did, we saw that there were more walls of fences and tarps, so it was useless.
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We couldn't see more than 30 feet beyond our cells at best — walls, fences, green tarps covering everything.
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State regulations required the Wagners to install cameras near gates and fences, along with motion sensors and alarms.
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So did the thrill of witnessing the same player flinging fastballs past hitters and launching them over fences.
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Since then, it's championed cutting-edge technology like the internet, AI, nuclear threat detectors, virtual fences, and robots.
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We'd lob street-signs, kick chicken bones and cardboard boxes, climb fences and baffle early-rising dog-walkers.
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And the U.S. will need to mend fences with its European partners to pursue a coordinated diplomatic approach.
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For some, it was the first time in years they were outside 21995-foot walls and razor fences.
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It was the first time in years some had been outside Sterling's 20-foot walls and razor fences.
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It's a western suburb of Chicago, a pretty opulent community full of white picket fences and golden retrievers.
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Around that time, Chaim Deutsch bolted out the back door of the market and clambered over two fences.
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Casey Affleck, who played the lead role in Mr. Lonergan's film, beat Denzel Washington ("Fences") for best actor.
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He appeared in "Fences" in 2010, winning a Tony Award, and "A Raisin in the Sun" in 2014.
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For some, it was the first time in years they were outside 20-foot walls and razor fences.
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But at the Pazarkule border post with Greece, scores of migrants faced barbed wire fences and smoke grenades.
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Discreetly hidden behind high fences, they are oases of calm that provide temporary relief and support for women.
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You go gather eggs in the morning or you'd be out repairing fences, whatever needed to be done.
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It was agents coming in through the back door, knocking down fences to get through the back door.
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People were seen hopping fences, diving under bleachers and lying down on the field as the chaos unfolded.
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Trump's wall – actually a mix of fences and walls – is more a political symbol than a practical barrier.
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However, while the women were marching, Trump went over to the C.I.A., where he really could mend fences.
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And with no walls, fences or barbed wires along the stretch, the interceptors have to be extra vigilant.
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Our reporters spoke to people who live in those areas divided by walls, fences, rivers and other barricades.
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Even amid the effort to mend fences, Tillerson took time to call out Turkey on issues of concern.
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I saw shabby wood-frame houses rotting by the roadside, and picket fences blown over by the wind.
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The ranchers complain that the free-roaming elk trample their fences and feed on forage meant for livestock.
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Senard, who had been due to retire from Michelin in April, now has fences to mend in Japan.
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Replacing the fences there, which could happen later this year, could mean more habitat destruction in the estuary.
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Man-made barriers like roads and fences are some of the most devastating types of development to wildlife.
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Considering Kinkade repeated motifs—cottages, white picket fences, mountains—this could theoretically mean any painting in his style.
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Hungary, which has been strongly opposed to letting refugees come to the continent started building fences early on.
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A nine-year-old gelding from Ireland, the horse had never won a race over fences before, much less over the 30 fearsome fences in the 4-mile cavalry charge that is the Grand National, which for 165 years has been known as the most daunting challenge in horse racing.
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When August Wilson's play Fences premiered at Yale Repertory Theater in May 1985, two years before its Broadway debut, Frank Rich reviewed it for the New York Times: For the slum dwellers of "Fences," scraping out a hard-scrabble existence amid the Eisenhower boom, there is nothing to sing about.
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But it is not too late for President Tsai to mend fences with Beijing by recognising the 1992 consensus.
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And the fences around the basketball courts weren't high enough and when basketballs went over, the neighbors were complaining.
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Indeed, the fences are so successful that they are being tried out in at least a dozen other countries.
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It looks as though for now, at least, Mr Duque must focus on mending fences with the United States.
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Mike Enzi told earlier about a school in Wyoming that has fences around it to protect against grizzly bears.
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The American Academy of Pediatrics says such fences prevent more than half of swimming pool drownings of young children.
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The academy is now urging states and local municipalities to pass laws requiring all pools to have these fences.
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But her real connection to Fences lies in the similarities she found among the characters and her own family.
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For all his swinging for the fences, Stephens doesn't seem to lose heart when he can't get the knockout.
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Fences surround many South African national parks but they rarely prove strong enough to put off a determined elephant.
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His company headquarters resembled a prison camp, with barbed-wire fences, armed guards and strict dress and behavioural codes.
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The films range from obscure (The Lobster) to mainstream (La La Land), from drama (Fences) to comedy (War Dogs).
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Some European countries have built fences along their borders, as others have bickered over how to handle the crisis.
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The celebrities managed to mix up the two movies with mostly Black casts and producers — Fences and Hidden Figures.
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Hidden Figures can become "Hidden Fences" because no one is willing to examine, let alone surrender, their own privilege.
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Much of Texas out there, the main use now is hunting, so they have high fences along the road.
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"Manchester By The Sea" led the film performance nominations with four nods, followed by "Fences" and "Moonlight" with three.
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In Fences, Troy, a once promising baseball player turned trash collector, has been stuck in place for eighteen years.
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The peaceful crowds were hemmed in by security forces and fed through a system of fences and other barriers.
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They give us some baseline to challenge the imaginary fences, which ultimately allow schools to be separated by race.
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The project also included new fences along the perimeter of the new land to separate bison from local cattle.
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Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta said their camp would would like to quickly mend fences and unify the party.
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For example, they might receive the wire that allows them to build fences or the seeds for native trees.
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In certain sections of Tijuana, border fences are covered in crosses in memory of those who didn't make it.
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Fences built along some sections of track have been torn down by nomads who regard distant officials with suspicion.
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A 27-year-old British national was later sentenced to six weeks in jail for breaching the security fences.
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In 2009, 73 prisoners cut through two fences to escape from the same facility, the Australian Broadcasting Corp reported.
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But Wednesday, he appeared to be willing to mend fences, pointing out that conflict is normal in a family.
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Might they swing for the fences in hopes that Zion could do for them what Jordan did for Nike?
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The Orville decided to swing for the fences with its own version of "Best of Both Worlds" Part 1.
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"This is one of those swing-for-the-fences type of ideas," said David Frankel, Partner at Founder Collective.
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"I saw someone jump fences in front of roller coaster trains to get a lost item." via GIPHY 7.
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Witnesses described pandemonium, with people running, hiding behind tents, crawling under tables or climbing fences to escape the gunfire.
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They look her in the eye and offer reassurance as they run with her across fields and through fences.
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Off-the-shelf consumer drones have been used to smuggle drugs and cellphones into prisons by flying over fences.
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His government also refused to remove the barbed wire border fences criticized as cruel and inefficient by rights groups.
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Yet, in the modern U.S., the wilderness is fragmented by cities, towns, highways, fences, and swaths of developed land.
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Others try to promote human-elephant coexistence, building "fences" of beehives for farmers, to frighten crop-raiding herds away.
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There's no talk of reconciling with her in the letter, but he sounds determined to mend fences with her.
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In the 21980s, the city escalated its tactics, using guard dogs, razor wire, and fences to curb graffiti artists.
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After the first goal, a massive rush began towards the fences that separated my stand from the opposition supporters.
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In this way, kuru resembled scrapie, a fatal degenerative illness that causes sheep to obsessively scrape themselves against fences.
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PDVSA's crews completed the removal of the damaged fences last week, but replacements have not arrived in the country.
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Officials have promised to demolish dozens of illegal constructions, largely private fences and walls blocking access to the sea.
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Mr. Clancy said the Secret Service was committed to building something new that maintained the look of past fences.
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A drone is hardly useful to rangers currently relying on flip phones, electrical fences, and manual checks for footprints.
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There are too many strikeouts, and pitchers throw too hard, and batters just won't stop swinging for the fences.
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The zone is dotted with landmines, fences, guard posts, and other military equipment on both sides of the border.
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With a great string trimmer, you can cut crisp lines near fences, trees, and edge beds and obliterate weeds.
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The coffins are separated from diners by white metal fences, and are cleaned and adorned with fresh flowers daily.
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" Morgan Stanley analysts, however, called the deal a "bold step," wondering whether the companies were "swinging for the fences.
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Led by Hungary, some countries began erecting fences to block migrants despite the European Union system of open borders.
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Now, take some time to read Zadie Smith's "Fences: A Brexit Diary" in The New York Review of Books.
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As per usual, one is left to conclude that hopping fences is far easier for those with a ladder.
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In June, Duterte promised to mend fences with the country's Catholic community after calling God "stupid" in a speech.
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How loud are we legally allowed to scream if (when!) Viola Davis wins for Best Supporting Actress for Fences?
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A South Korean military official told Reuters the military would begin installing fences and soldiers would patrol the area.
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Directors Denzel Washington ("Fences"), Barry Jenkins ("Moonlight") and Ava Duvernay ("13th") are garnering awards season buzz for their films.
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Fences' characters draw on figures with roots more ancient than the 1950s, stretching back into the realm of myth.
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But you've got to hand it to the company for swinging for the fences with the $499 ZenFone 6.
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How can America be healthy and happy if we're building fences around ourselves, asphyxiating in a toxic "nationalist" cloud?
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The Czech Parliament has also discussed proposals to emulate Hungary by building border fences and beefing up border security.
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Witnesses described a near-stampede in some places, as people sprinted for cover, jumped fences and trampled one another.
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"Usually, when somebody sets up a nuclear facility, it is surrounded by fences, antiaircraft batteries, soldiers," Mr. Peretz said.
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But chain-link fences, dirt plots and broken sidewalks are not the things that dream neighborhoods are made of.
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From there, both Fences and Hell or High Water received four nominations each, mostly in the top eight categories.
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Only about 300 made it to the fences, and most of the rest were recaptured in the surrounding countryside.
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Costica Bradatan asserts that a good deal of the power of walls and fences come from their psychological power.
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"I am comfortable with barriers that involve vehicles, fences," Senator Jeff Merkley, Democrat of Oregon, told CNN this week.
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Drones seem to pose a growing threat to prison authorities because they can't be stopped with nets or fences.
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When construction work started, he won initial contracts for work like erecting fences around the property and clearing trees.
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In Naples, streets are flooded, with water pooling around piles of debris that include broken fences, tables, and trees.
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Sometimes staff members find out only because the contraband has not cleared both fences and is marooned in between.
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A local fence installer, Rite Fence, in Islip, N.Y., began leaving him old slats from fences that were replaced.
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They seem to think that swinging for the fences with the more exotic strategies will close the yawning gap.
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Only after I got home did I discover that they're famously strong jumpers who love to rocket over fences.
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Over the next few years, they would meet periodically and talk about how to turn "Fences" into a film.
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There were discussions on sidewalks and over backyard fences about dog ownership — unfamiliar to Hasidic families — and child rearing.
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In 113, the Secure Fence Act was passed and the first fences went up on the US-Mexico border.
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Each day after waking up, he goes for a walk outside the building, which is surrounded by tall fences.
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Surely she didn't mean to ask him about "Fences," a similarly renowned film starring Viola Davis and Denzel Washington.
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"I think the party is united," she said when asked if she could mend fences between the pair's supporters.
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The other 40 percent, he said, were "changes in launch conditions" — that is, essentially, players swinging for the fences.
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In theory "Fences" should be the Bernie Sanders movie, since everybody in it keeps making the same long speeches.
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They frequently had to speak through fences or slits in cell doors, using interpreters who also worked with interrogators.
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The deployed service members&apos tasks have included building and painting fences and other temporary barriers along the border.
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He dissected the contraband market — the marijuana, painkillers and cellphones thrown over unwatched fences or brought in by employees.
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Let's start with key cards, fences, entry checks, biometric scanners, and -- yes -- armed guards, and a lot of them.
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It is an area of two fences, and between those two areas is joint exercise of border maintenance authority.
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"Fences," based on August Wilson's award-winning stage play about blue-collar African-Americans, claimed two major acting awards.
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It also urged both Galmudug and Puntland, which have often clashed over territory in the past, to mend fences.
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We already have permanent walls and fences in the highest traffic areas -- and they have proven to be unsuccessful.
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Derek Brahney's sculpture "Neighbor" (2017) sets up a series of fences in the shape of the 48 contiguous states.
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Many of the communities combine armed guards, cameras and electric fences with recreational facilities like golf courses and gyms.
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Ultimately, we felt it was important to see their fences and understand how they affected access to public areas.
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Raids, fences and police-state like checkpoints don't feel like the 'land of the free' our immigrant ancestors built.
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And with Fences, that story is in multiplexes, where anyone can see it for the price of a ticket.
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I'd also guess the Academy would love to nominate the deceased playwright August Wilson for his screenplay for Fences.
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If you're not familiar with his band Fences here's a quick primer: They've toured with everyone from Against Me!
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A Black actor is nominated in all four acting categories for the first time in history: Denzel Washington, Best Actor, Fences; Ruth Negga, Best Actress, Loving; Mahershala Ali, Best Supporting Actor, Moonlight; Octavia Spencer, Best Supporting Actress, Hidden Figures; Viola Davis, Best Supporting Actress, Fences; Naomie Harris, Best Supporting Actress, Moonlight.5.
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And, a Black actor is nominated in all four acting categories for the first time in history: Denzel Washington, Best Actor, Fences; Ruth Negga, Best Actress, Loving; Mahershala Ali, Best Supporting Actor, Moonlight; Octavia Spencer, Best Supporting Actress, Hidden Figures; Viola Davis, Best Supporting Actress, Fences; and Naomie Harris, Best Supporting Actress, Moonlight.
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As for mending fences with her ex-husband, Hogan does not hope or see a resolution in the near future.
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The day Trump became president, fences and other barriers spanned roughly one-third of the 2,000-mile U.S.-Mexico border.
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But the fact is much of the Mexican border already features fences and walls with natural barriers covering the rest.
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Kids on scooters and bikes zip down hills on peaceful, tree-lined streets with no shortage of white picket fences.
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FARAGE: And during the campaign he did not support Trump, but he has tried to mend fences with the president.
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Jenna Bush-Hager set the gold standard for "Hidden Fences" apologia when she cried on-air and asked for forgiveness.
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He's starred in NBC's "Grimm" and Showtime's "The Affair," with roles in 2018's "Creed II" and 2016's "Fences."
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Before signing on for Fences on the big screen, Washington and Davis played their parts in a 2010 Broadway revival.
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That might be partly because childless bachelors and bachelorettes are decreasingly likely to covet grassy yards and white picket fences.
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It might have helped mend the fences with the Kardashians a little bit, but for now ... Kylie needs more convincing.
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Edmond police officers who were searching the area spotted the teen jumping fences and running naked through a backyard. Sgt.
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That's one thing I thought the film adaptation of Fences absolutely nailed (among many others: see its four Oscar nominations).
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Washington (CNN)A top Donald Trump aide is moving aggressively to mend fences with Republican Party leaders on Capitol Hill.
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But the key lesson isn't that police have to build fences on the streets of every city to prevent violence.
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Jenna Bush Hager is sincerely sorry for mistaking the movie title Hidden Figures for "Hidden Fences" at the Golden Globes.
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Some slogans are better than others; UNICOR has an unfortunate habit of calling its facilities "factories with fences" in reports.
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" The show had one silver lining for the "Beautiful' singer: a chance to mend fences with fellow pop icon, Pink.
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Manager Brad Ausmus said he believes Collins' improved hitting this season is a product of not swinging for the fences.
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I'm not talking about driverless cars in a small area with fences — no, I'm talking about a completely driverless car.
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Dean talked Amara into mending the fences with God and the two had a friendly reunion that left Amara thankful.
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"Our destination saw relatively minor damage overnight involving fences, trees, signage and building facades," reads a statement from Universal Orlando.
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As it turns out, feral hogs can be a major nuisance animal, rooting up gardens, destroying crops, and damaging fences.
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Police are reminding the public not to trespass, as some Pokemon Go players are wandering off paths and over fences.
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Kim Kardashian West's latest Instagram post has fans wondering whether she's mending fences — or throwing shade — at stepdad Caitlyn Jenner.
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When Intel decided to take a crack at its first keynote at an automotive event, it swung for the fences.
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Fences, the only other best picture nominee not on our list, will be available to stream starting on February 24.
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He and six relatives had been living and working on the ranch for two years, building fences and weeding pastures.
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Our farm, like much of the countryside hereabouts, is patchily ringed by wire fences threaded with strands of barbed wire.
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The neighborhood was alive with white picket fences, neighborly picnics and friendly contests on who had the best-kept lawn.
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Noise reduction: Trees can deflect sound, one reason you'll see them lining highways, along fences and between roads and neighborhoods.
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Some were burglars, some were fences, and some would store the stolen goods, which also included jewelry, guns and computers.
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Perhaps inevitably, a few of those featured -- including "Picket Fences" co-star Fyvush Finkel -- have died since filming took place.
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"Tsai Ing-wen step down," shouted the protesters, barricaded from the Presidential Office by rows of wired fences and barriers.
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"I have thoroughly reviewed the policy recommendations of the Campus Carry Working Group and decided to adopt them," Fences said.
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The nearly 100-pound, male leopard jumped over the fences at the Bangalore's Bannerghatta Zoo, according to a witness account.
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Another friend of mine thinks he may have broken his heels from jumping over fences, because he couldn't really walk.
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This summer, no film swings for the fences as boldly as director Luc Besson's follow-up to 2014's Lucy.
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Blac Chyna and Rob Kardashian appeared to have mended fences and were back together to celebrate the end of 2016.
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Crucially, this must be achieved without the use of fences, which are costly and sometimes impractical to build and maintain.
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Hart eventually mended fences with both Michaels and WWE, but he's not held in the same esteem at the company.
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BLIX scans parking lots and fences, counting cars and gateways, examining the ground moisture for signs of tunneling and trenching.
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I often laughed with my friends when we would lock our bikes four-high on fences without remembering the ride.
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Like many English football grounds in the 1980s, Hillsborough had standing terraces and steel fences between the terraces and pitch.
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Still, as he's edged closer to the nomination, Trump has sought to mend fences with establishment figures that oppose him.
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Washington is cranked up to 11 in Fences, which is based on the Tony Award-winning play by August Wilson.
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Walls and fences that gave shelter to unlawful shops and squatters were removed, allowing the park to be completely open.
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The camps are more informal than prisons, Sessa said, as there are no electric fences and inmates stay in dorms.
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The fences are 335 feet down the lines, 375 in the alleys and 408 in center, the same as Rosenblatt.
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On Sunday's Oscars red carpet, People Editor-in-Chief Jess Cagle tossed out the first "Hidden Fences" of the night.
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When he fences in a classical kind of way and he mixes in a creative move, that becomes most effective.
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Denzel, you have a film adaptation of August Wilson's "Fences," which you're starring in and directing, coming later this year.
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Most experts say it would be no less impregnable than the ineffective fences that already line much of the border.
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Narrator: The Border Patrol Academy sits on 110,2128 acres of rugged terrain, featuring life-size sectional replicas of border fences.
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But in the alternate universe where "Hidden Fences" exists, what other movies could exist as more than garbled Globe introductions?
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The Mexican wall is going to be a mixture of wall and fences — think of it as the Great Wence.
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About an acre of blacktop was replaced with synthetic grass; chain-link fences gave way to more appealing wrought iron.
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The barn had been converted into a cinema and was surrounded by fields, stone fences, and a few scattered houses.
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I'd have to cross fields, hop barbed-wire fences and camp in cow pastures — much of it on private property.
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You know you're in the neighborhood when you see the "Tower of Traffic" protest signs in yards and on fences.
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Authorities have built high barbed-wire fences to keep people away from Eurotunnel freight trains, the port and the highway.
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The patchwork of separate fences and walls eventually formed a continuous barrier between white and black portions of the city.
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After not one, but two people accidentally conflated Hidden Figures and Fences at Sunday's Golden Globes, relentless jokes were inevitable.
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As a film, Fences is itself a bit static, a serious movie most interested in showcasing its stars' outstanding performances.
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Some even climbed over fences and into the nearby grassy ditches to get their hands on some of the cash.
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They make trade-offs between cancer treatment and jet fighters, scientific research and tax cuts, national parks and border fences.
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The bottom line: Facebook's relationship with the news industry remains rocky, even as the company takes steps to mend fences.
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A lot of times heads will come over fences and walls, start yelling, and it might be that one hit.
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At its centre is a fortified complex of administration and medical buildings, ringed by high fences topped with razor wire.
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Since then, parts of the course have been widened to allow runners to bypass fences – and injured horses – if required.
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Your eye bounces around the frame, trying to place this spot—shaggy pine trees, fences, what look like farm outbuildings.
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Centaur fencing can be up to twice as expensive than the oak plank fences usually used on Kentucky horse farms.
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"I was watching a lot of speeches on the campaign trail about building fences and scapegoating minorities," the actor said.
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"I'm interested in them becoming beautiful useless objects as a possibility for what we might do with fences," she said.
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Mr. Ai's latest refugee-related works (such as the fences in New York) have been well received on the whole.
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Shortly after that, I returned to New York City, right around the time his major public art project, Fences, opened.
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And fully four of the nine Best Picture nominees — Fences, Hidden Figures, Lion, and Moonlight — are about people of color.
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That was very hard because we would wake up early in the morning, and run or walk along the fences.
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Fences were eventually mended, Prospect paid, and "everything has been on track" since the beginning of the year, she said.
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As they headed for the Government Girls Science and Technical School, students and teachers fled, some climbing fences to escape.
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Police "need to stop chasing down suspects, hopping fences, and landing on top of someone with a gun," he added.
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Most of the walls he referred to on the Continent are, in fact, different styles of fences with masonry foundations.
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Repairing the existing fences, or flying a few more drones, or just broadcasting football games to the bored border guards.
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Local ordinances and some state laws — and homeowners' insurance policies — often require pool owners to have fences that limit access.
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At the Pacific Ocean, the border consists of one, two and sometimes three parallel fences that stretch into the desert.
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Families are ripped apart and children are left weeping by the fences constructed by government officials blindly following a regulation.
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As Mr. Trump tweeted, onlookers outside the cathedral lined up along the streets, and pointed through the wrought-iron fences.
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They also had food to last several days — "mostly bread," Mr. Fox said — and wire cutters for getting through fences.
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Still, plenty of other winners experienced no post-Derby decline, and today's hitters tend to swing for the fences anyway.
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He can, and does, call us all to serve our great nation, to mend fences, to think outside of ourselves.
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All three pieces are dominated by heavy lines — crisscrossed or up and down — that seem to represent cages or fences.
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Mr. Levinson was serious about directing "Fences" and flew to New York to see the show and meet with Wilson.
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"It absolutely needed the star power of someone like Denzel to get a play like 'Fences' made," Mr. Breglio said.
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Seeing "Fences" at Lincoln Center is one thing; seeing it alongside Denzel Washington and Viola Davis is something else altogether.
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Orange fences lined the run and between them were mostly beginner skiers feeling out the awkward mechanics of the snowplow.
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The day after the World Series ended, House Republicans stepped up to the tax reform plate swinging for the fences.
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The sleek urban center replaces a derelict former bus depot and repair yard hidden behind fences along Rome's eastern edge.
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They would cost about $92 million based on the costs of previous fences, though experts say that cost has risen.
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When all you see is the spiky wild varieties, it's hard to consider them as anything other than bio-fences.
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If you choose a manager that swings for the fences, there will be periods of time when they miss badly.
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"I may just go and see 'Fences' on the big screen and add to the joy surrounding everything," she said.
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Pressure from VCs often prompts startups to swing for the fences—prioritizing high-risk, high-reward moves over dull sustainability.
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Move the fences in (like the N.H.L. effectively made goals bigger by making goalie pads smaller) to have more homers.
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Mahathir and Anwar mended fences in 2016, joining forces to lead the opposition to an unexpected election victory last year.
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But Judge Wapner's reasoned verdicts, in disputes over missing pets, encroaching fences or botched hairdos, were difficult to argue with.
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Hundreds of us dived under branches and hopped fences, keeping sickeningly quiet as we exited the corner of the field.
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The most recent trailer for "Fences," for example, focuses on the stars, Denzel Washington, who also directed, and Viola Davis.
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Ms. Davis, whose performance as Rose Maxson in "Fences" is generating Oscar chatter, talks with James Lipton about her achievements.
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On the border between Stanstead, Quebec, and Derby Line, Vt., there is a paucity of tire spikes and imposing fences.
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What was striking was how exposed and all these remains were: no fences, no border walls and no security cameras.
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The armed forces can also work to reinforce infrastructure around the border, like putting additional razor wire on border fences.
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Whether these shows will have any staying power remains to be seen, but at least they're swinging for the fences.
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"Barriers, fences or walls, or whatever you want to call it will be an important part of the solution," he said.
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But when you emerge from the subway, it's still an ordeal to walk around roadside fences and through waves of traffic.
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With medical supply sales strictly controlled, every practitioner needs a good bladerunner: a scrappy youth who fences pills, syringes, and scalpels.
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They've lived through its industrialization (or, as some might put it, militarization) — the fences, the expansion of Border Patrol, the surveillance.
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Watch the cringeworthy moment below: Michael Keaton is the 2nd person tonight to refer to Hidden Figues as Hidden Fences… pic.twitter.
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He has also mended fences with Sudan and Somalia, and has drawn closer to the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia.
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I'm hopeful, but not optimistic I'm hopeful that Apple swings for the fences and makes some big moves on new platforms.
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Though Williams, nominated for Manchester by the Sea, lost out to Fences' Viola Davis, the night was still full of magic.
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He's spent decades barging over fences or through gates to reveal what happens inside quarries, mines, and, most recently, salt pans.
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Octavia Spencer is nominated for the film Hidden Figures, while Davis is nominated for the film adaptation of August Wilson's Fences.
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If the earlier bets don't pay off, and they often don't, the only choice left is to swing for the fences.
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"After Tullow discovered oil, we woke up to chain-link fences all over our grazing land," said 80-year-old Kiptunoi.
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"You don't mend fences," she told PEOPLE of their ongoing disagreement at the iHeartRadio Podcast Awards in Los Angeles on Friday.
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The New Jersey sisters were looking to mend previously broken fences, hoping they could be a part of Giudice's life again.
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Hungarians, Italians, Turks and Israelis should build walls, erect fences and slow down the movement of people, goods, money and ideas.
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Uber is said to have set up geo-fences around police stations and other areas where they suspected investigators were investigating.
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The chain link fences snake through the parking lot, crossing the Dominguez channel, a depressing waterway that doesn't contain much water.
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Since the attack, Disney has taken extensive measure to prevent future incidents; installing fences around the water and posting new signs.
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It seems Donald Trump is seeking to mend the fences of a tough campaign with the help of the Thanksgiving spirit.
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Fences is a 1950s period piece about a former Negro league baseball player (Washington) who's now working as a garbage man.
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Voight and the Maleficent actress reconciled after years of estrangement in 2010, after Pitt, 53, convinced the actress to mend fences.
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Israel's separation barrier in the West Bank, a series of walls and fences, often runs close to the pre-1967 border.
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And it drove like one, too, at least in the rodeo pen of fences that Jaguar laid out for the drive.
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And it once again positions the Koch operation uneasily alongside the administration, with which the Kochs have labored to mend fences.
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For years, airlines imposed a variety of "fences" to manage inventory, trying to keep business fares high and leisure fares low.
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In other photographs, like "Hidden Fences," the artist mixes black and white characteristics, further complicating the racial politics of her images.
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North Africans are trying to get across, but must use smugglers or act alone, traipsing through woods or ripping up fences.
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Crowe called Jet a "swing-for-the-fences idea" and said Lore and his team are best positioned to chase it.
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In case you missed it, here's what folks are buzzing about: Drake breaks records and mends fences Drizzy owned the evening.
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Staff members, and even the young son of one of the members, ran for cover, jumping into dugouts and over fences.
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In a call intended to mend fences, Trump volunteered to send U.S. troops to Mexico to fight drug cartels and crime.
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"We're less than a foot a foot from [water] going over the fences," Saurage told local news station KFDM on Monday.
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