So I do field work, and I have correspondents who also do field work.
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"Our study, being field work, could not establish causation," they wrote.
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" So he did, in the poem "Harvest Bow" from "Field Work.
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Minute Bodies is an out of left field work for Staples.
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Paco León: You could say there was definitely some field work.
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Lévi-Strauss, after his time in Brazil, did hardly any field work.
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Where it posts photos of field work ... and jokes about its interns?
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So we're relying on careful field work to identify the right records.
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I'd done field work before and I knew what that felt like.
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He's at a big, big disadvantage when it comes to field work.
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But going viral is definitely a good way to end my field work.
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Six astronauts have been living there isolated for months, doing geologic field work.
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It would have been nice to continue my field work a little longer.
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Grants are going unreviewed and field work has been delayed or scrapped altogether.
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Even Jeff hadn't tasted this creature in his four years of field work.
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And the Progressive Turnout Project spent $30,000 for field work earlier this month.
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I've been trying to field work calls and emails while simultaneously entertaining the kids.
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This involved field work in more than 40 locations including multiple sites in Uganda.
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Another ten supporting staff members maintain the premises and do field work and landscaping.
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Sure enough, their field work confirmed the AI had found an ancient Nazca artwork.
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She isn't happy in a lab—real or virtual—and insists on field work.
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The writer lived at 10,000 feet in the Peruvian Andes doing anthropological field work.
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Flyger, after years of field work and fine-tuning, used a V of 0.6.
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As the field work came to an end, Dr. Chetri experienced a frightening encounter.
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There's the immediate disruption of research activities, from field work to international conferences and workshops.
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Crews spend their days doing research and field work, just as they would on Mars.
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This is ideal for field work and situations where real-time insights are a requirement.
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Field work for the Global Virome Project will start this summer in China and Thailand.
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He is mulling a trip to Chile to conduct field work at Punta de Lobos.
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"Beyond slowing down field work, the excessive humidity hampers coffee drying," Safras analyst Gil Barabach said.
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Friday is my field work day, so I bring the food to share with people there.
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Boas did his first field work with the Inuit living on Baffin Island, in northern Canada.
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Several days will be spent on field work -- interviewing people and gathering evidence at the scene.
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The first Imea report on the status of field work is due to be published on Friday.
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This field work will involve the use of similar methods and processes, according to a government statement.
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But Mali is the site of ongoing conflicts, making it unsafe for scientists to perform field work.
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I met Cerezo in Guatemala City, far from where he and his colleagues do their field work.
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As a young boy, he dropped out of school to help support his family through field work.
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Listen, two years ago, there was a survey published about scientific disciplines where people do field work.
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Soils must be closer to 213.3 degrees F (333 degrees C) for field work to begin. (tmsnrt.
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Hot, dry summer weather raised fears about shrunken yields, before rain and snow in September stalled field work.
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Field work lagged last year, when 295 percent of the crop had been gathered by the same stage.
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Their version used information gathered from interviews and field work and was crafted from paper and packing tape.
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As of Sunday, Central Kansas was on its sixth day without rain and field work had started to resume.
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While some preliminary research has already begun, the field work for the project will begin in May, he added.
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Campaigns charged that the threshold forced them to divert resources into collecting donors instead of investing in field work.
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The field work on Reed's Beach helped researchers discover that birds are the primary, natural hosts for pandemic flu.
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Seven to 10 days after the field work is completed, he said, they will release a preliminary report. Gov.
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The models were the result of a kind of field work, similar to her earlier investigations of disease outbreaks.
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By that time, the field work of fossil hunters remained important, but only as the first step in discovery.
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At first, even as he began doing Christian field work, Campolo resisted his father's vocation of big-time preaching.
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Juan Pablo, an 11-year-old Mexican, chose field work because he couldn't bear to see his sister shoeless.
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She has seen this problem up close during her field work in cities such as Lagos, Manila, and Bangkok.
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The initial field work has identified about 40 possible grave sites, based on hits of possible metal objects underground.
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Neighboring Poland is also expected to see a significant drought impact, while harvest rain was now slowing field work.
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The workout will include on-field work and an interview, both of which will be made available to teams afterward.
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My specialty is on primate ecology and evolution, and I've done a fair amount of field work in central Kenya.
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" A recent contract for Redskins cheerleaders said off-the-field work would include "community and charitable events, youth camps, etc.
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Juan Pablo, an 11-year-old Mexican, chose field work because he couldn't bear to see his little sister shoeless.
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Like seismographs, geophones convert ground vibrations into measurable electronic signals, but are smaller, lighter and better suited to field work.
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His team did field work and collected data in the fall, then shifted to a university lab for the winter.
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But wet weather prevented fall fertilizer applications, and an exceptionally snowy winter in many areas slowed or halted winter field work.
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Abbas needs to go back to Iraq to finish research and do field work for his doctoral degree in political science.
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In doing so, BB10 signals the possibility of a new vocabulary directed at exhibition-making through field work and radical pedagogy.
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This ten-month course would have three months of theory classes in the classroom and six month of actual field work.
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The top officials repeatedly said labor inspectors lack the means and personnel to do the field work necessary to rescue victims.
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Grain traders were primarily focused on soggy U.S. weather that has delayed spring field work and on forecasts for continued rains.
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That's what happened to Krippner about a decade ago when she was doing field work on a volcano in New Zealand.
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After recent heavy rainfalls disrupted field work, the prices of these items could rise unless the weather situation returns to normal.
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Many of his books and articles were based on examinations of published work rather than on field work of his own.
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The new study summarized field work showing that the volcanic activity triggered sudden climate change that destabilized ecosystems around the planet.
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An earlier version of this article misspelled the given name of the student who conducted the field work for this study.
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Teams of health care personnel in areas outside Beni are continuing to conduct field work, including providing vaccinations, according to WHO.
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Image: ShuttershockBased on prior reporting from field work and various sources, this reporter can confidently conclude that magic mushrooms are very chill.
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The Minnesota grower reports that field work was pretty much nonexistent in the area last week due to some heavy rain events.
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They would mostly cut their teeth by doing field work and taking part in dinosaur digs hacking bones out of the rock.
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The more experiments and field work, the more established these methods will become, and the greater they will be accepted and replicated.
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Made for field work, RideAlong is a mobile responsive web app that presents relevant information on individuals who frequently use emergency services.
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As he approached the winter of his career, he was marooned in a Moscow office with old men unfit for field work.
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Even so, local agencies have had more time to perform field work to shore up those burn areas that may cause mudslides.
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But, instead, the young woman runs away to the Balkans to do field work on the DNA of her ancestors, the Romanies.
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Nixon, who was outspent at a nearly 20-to-1 clip, mostly directed her limited resources to digital efforts and field work.
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When Mr. Stubbs first heard the recording, he was reminded of insects he came across while doing field work in the Caribbean.
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From 1987 to 1999 she was president of the Wenner-Gren Foundation for Anthropological Research, which supports global field work and symposiums.
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Kremer, a professor at Harvard, used field work to test how school results could be improved in western Kenya during the mid-1990s.
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The latest forecast suggests the return of wet weather after Monday and that could make this week another slow one for field work.
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And I do recall pitching a show, pitching a kind of "2100 Minutes"-style show because I do love to do field work.
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We have invested $85033 million to help fund research and field work that has improved the lives of thousands of families and businesses.
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So, spatio-temporal mapping is often complimentary to the field work of mapping we would be doing either by walking or using bicycles.
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In the 1960s, American anthropologist Edward Hall laid out the basics of social space, based on field work in Europe, Asia and elsewhere.
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But I've definitely taken a lot more time and effort to look into how things in the medical field work since my surgery.
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If he is cleared, whether or not Beckham would participate in on-field work and potentially risk injury before signing an extension is unclear.
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"Everyone is a religious carrier," he wrote in his influential book "African Religions and Philosophy" (1969), a result of his field work in Africa.
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Pimm co-authored a Wednesday paper that used satellite imaging, remote-sensing data and field work to measure the habitats of bird species worldwide.
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"Bralettes — a must-have item for spring, based on our field work — continue to gain traction in the teen market," Tubin recently told investors.
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Wang, a history student at Princeton since 2013, was conducting field work for his dissertation, which is focused on how Muslim regions are governed.
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While Harry's off on missions taking down the bad guys and doing field work, Hermione is doing the book-reading, figuring out the enemy.
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In recent years, however, it's hard to get labor inspectors to do field work, said federal prosecutor Adriana Scordamaglia, who specializes in forced labor cases.
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A marine biologist, her research on seals led her to field work in Tasmania, Brazil, and Scotland, but she'd never undertaken an expedition like this.
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"When other scientists comment, they usually provide advice about the field or interesting facts about large mammals or field work in other places," Poor said.
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Don't you know we're erin poorMay 25, 2016 Poor's field work will wrap up later this summer after she's trapped, collared, and release some tigers.
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The Congressional Leadership Fund, a super PAC with ties to House leadership, hammered Ossoff with more than $2 millions in ad buys and field work.
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Colin Kaepernick will take part in a private workout arranged by the NFL that includes on-field work and interview in front of NFL teams.
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These days, farmers can complete field work more efficiently than ever if conditions are right given technological advances in the equipment and data they use.
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We were assigned geology field work; we performed [excursions] to go collect data; we process it; we write reports related to our specific roles that week.
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"Through extraordinary collaboration and persistence, the name and the face of that profile has revealed itself," Schubert said of the DNA and law enforcement field work.
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But delays to field work have been set against massive U.S. stockpiles, the prospect of a bumper South American harvest and this week's U.S. export data.
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Benedict had done field work with only one of the three groups she wrote about in "Patterns of Culture," and she never set foot in Japan.
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Others noted pressure on prices from optimism that U.S. farmers would be able to plant corn this spring despite wet conditions that have delayed field work.
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I field work emails on my phone for most of the movie and remember to approve time sheets for my direct reports so they get paid.
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"The statement has no teeth," said Kate Clancy, an anthropologist at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign who studies sexual harassment in research field work.
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ANTI, the Barbados-born singer's last album (her eighth overall), was such a left field work of art, chock-full with different styles and unfinished thoughts.
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She did field work at a school for blind and low-vision children, followed by a stint with Big Brothers Big Sisters of New York City.
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BP confirmed it had completed the field work and studies and said it had handed its recommendations for the development of the field to the NOC.
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She draws on her own travel and ethnomusicological field work for "Song of Silver Geese," the suitelike work she presents here, with text in seven languages.
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"I didn't have clients, but I was doing joint field work with advisors who were dealing with those 2000- and 20.13-point down days," he said.
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When she is awake, the feline will help here and there with typing and paperwork, but leaves all the animal field work to her capable canine companions.
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"One of the most heartening things is to get an email talking about the dog-eared copy some field-work team has been passing around," Green said.
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However, showers forecast this week could keep field work slow in most corn and soybean zones, although the Northern Plains may benefit from continued dryness, they said.
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A blizzard last week dumped snow on parts of the U.S. Plains and Midwest, threatening to further slow field work in areas recovering from floods last month.
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In a study published in 230, 133 percent of the more than 213 respondents from scientific fields said they have been sexually harassed while doing field work.
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He has conducted field work and advocacy throughout the region, and authored reports on human rights issues in Brazil, Colombia, Cuba, Mexico, the United States and Venezuela.
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The league reportedly sent a memo on Tuesday to its 32 teams that the session will include an on-field work and an interview with Kaepernick, 32.
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The pest risk analysis assessment currently being conducted could involve field work or not and could take any amount of time between weeks and months, Fayed said.
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The demands of providing 24-hour coverage even meant taking some investigators away from field work, such as when Pruitt traveled to California for a family vacation.
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But as field work progresses towards the northeast, which experienced a spring deluge, harvest results might be more mixed, said Jean-Paul Bordes from crop institute Arvalis.
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"I see only growing problems in my field work," he added, with fentanyl becoming the new normal for heroin buyers in places like Chicago and Charleston, West Virginia.
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To establish whether high beetle numbers and good microbe diversity really did result in fewer disease-causing bacteria, the researchers followed up their field work with laboratory experiments.
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Lock missed initial medical meetings as the team reported to camp on Wednesday, but the Missouri product agreed in time to practice when on-field work begins Thursday.
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Health teams in Beni were prevented from carrying out critical field work, including vaccinations, tracing of potential Ebola carriers, and following up on alerts of potential new cases.
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"The game will, of course, stand true to its roots in farming and combine real field work like harvesting with fun and challenging game elements," Giants Software noted.
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Corn remained the focus of the market as the outlook for rain over much of the next 10 days threatened to stall field work, which is already behind schedule.
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The footprints were first discovered by a student two years ago in 2016, and since then the field work has included the use of drones to map the site.
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"Tracks themselves are always interesting because they record moments in time when real animals were interacting with their environment," Dr Steve Brusatte who led the field work told Mashable.
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The first is about Dagg's groundbreaking 1950s field work in Africa, where she beat Goodall to the punch as the first person on the continent to study wild animals.
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And she'd know: Clancy, in an influential 2014 survey of 658 researchers who conduct field work, found that 20173 percent were victims of harassment, including inappropriate or sexual remarks.
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"While Cesar was organizing, I was picking grapes or doing whatever field work was available," she was quoted in "Cesar Chavez: Autobiography of La Causa" by Jacques E. Levy.
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Teams were informed by the league that the 32-year-old Kaepernick will do on-field work and be available for an interview, and all 553 teams are invited.
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"The study zone is in the most touristic bay in Noumea, so I often meet people when I am doing field work on sea snakes," Goiran told the Guardian.
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This is the only record where we can conduct field studies and apply high-precision methods—but obviously, field work on the Moon is a bit of a trick.
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The Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics, in Nijmegen, Germany, created a group that runs a central digital archive in 2000 into which researchers can upload their linguistic field work.
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Though she enjoys the other responsibilities of her job—laboratory work, teaching, and publishing research results—she's always most eager to return to the island for more field work.
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Her body grew accustomed to field work when she was young, she said, and her hips and shoulders and knees were able to handle the stress of relentless training.
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"It's been mad, watching all the advances in what we understand about European prehistory," said Jessica C. Thompson, an archaeologist at Emory University who does field work in Malawi.
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A New Yorker from a prosperous German immigrant family, he went west in 1900, when he was twenty-four, and did field work among the Indians of Northern California.
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He would later recall this period with pride, despite having realized fairly quickly that he was not cut out for the field work he was doing on a farm.
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Interns have the opportunity to assist producers and editors on projects at all stages throughout the process, including pre-production, research and story development, field work, and post-production.
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Jensen is hoping for at least one more summer of field work, so that she can finish excavating the bottom of a house that sits right on the erosion face.
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River and Winton also conducted field work, visiting two landfills near two major drinking water reservoirs—Jordan Lake and Falls Lake—which serve the Raleigh-Durham region of North Carolina.
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In the 723 cycle, campaigns and outside groups have spent more than $100 million dollars on advertising, outreach and field work -- all well before the first round of primary contests.
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It also stopped renting an expensive office and house in Delhi, far from its field work, and hired Dalberg Development Associates to assess its impact over the previous five years.
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The attendants, who were asked to sign their arbitration agreements as a condition of employment, allege they were denied overtime for field work they did checking competitor gas station rates.
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The league sent a memo on Tuesday to its 32 teams that the session will include an on-field work and an interview, with videos made available to all clubs.
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The farmers are struggling with a shrinking labor pool as fewer migrants cross illegally into the country and migrants who are long-term residents become too old for field work.
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FIELD WORK If it's a nice day, I'll take the kids out to this field behind the Bareburger that we call Bareburger field, which is nearby in the N.Y.U. area.
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Under N.C.A.A. regulations, student athletes can't profit from their on-field work in any way, not even through their image, likeness or autograph, not to mention compensation from their schools.
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Dr de Waal—and, more particularly Laura Jones, his colleague at Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia, who did the actual field work—used those methods to construct ethograms of surgical teams.
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"It's a powder keg that could set other places off where you have similar dynamics," said van den Toorn, who has conducted field work in Tuz Khurmatu and other disputed areas.
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But drier conditions are expected across much of the Corn Belt, which "should finally allow wetness to ease up a bit and field work to resume," U.S. weather firm Maxar said.
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That means turning out committed supporters on primary day will be key for all the candidates -- and Trump will be relying on volunteers like Christopher Mazerall to do the field work.
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They met with business owners who depended on it for income, conservationists who valued it as wilderness, and scientists who regarded it as one of the planet's greatest field-work locations.
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"In the view of personnel security office, the FBI's July report required significant additional investigatory field work before personnel security office could begin to evaluate the information for adjudication," she said.
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Based on my extensive field work and experience on the North Slope of Alaska, I recommend that you not open the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to further oil exploration and development.
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Some 94 percent of Grace Hopper grads ultimately find full-time, in-field work, which means that every year, we're injecting hundreds of high-quality female engineers into the tech sector.
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Growers were hoping to get an early start this year as a rainy fall limited the amount of field work they could do after harvest, but the weather has not cooperated.
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Particularly, Geringer's and Denic's virtuoso field work reminds us of what the 19th century mystic, artist and poet William Blake said about seeing the universe in a single grain of sand.
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Madison Square Park Conservancy's art program and many of our colleagues in the public art field work with the most distinguished contemporary artists who want to realize work in the public realm.
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Details: The violence has been serious enough to cause the CDC to withdraw its Ebola experts from field work in that area, as first reported by STAT News and confirmed by Axios.
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Her field work — which can take the form of gathering weeds in Brooklyn's abandoned spaces, along with the ensuing encounters and conversations — blurs the boundaries of studio, art making, exhibitions, and performance.
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The findings were based on field work in 2006 and 2011 in Chitrakoot, a heavily forested region in central India famous for being an important location in the epic poem the Ramayana.
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"Each species has its characteristic set of calls, so if you hear different calls, you know it's something new," adds Bearder, a sub-Saharan field work veteran of more than forty years.
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The shift to addressing Aedesand Zika, in addition to other mosquito-borne diseases such as dengue and Chikungunya requires an additional layer of surveillance, trapping, field work, testing equipment, and personnel resources.
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When editors clamored for more, she raided her cabinets and turned her earlier field work into a book called "Mules and Men," which returns to the storytellers and singers of her childhood.
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Alongside field work the team, which included scientists from the WHRC and Boston University, used 12 years of satellite imagery, field measurements and laser remote sensing technology as part of its method.
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Community unrest in the wake of the latest violence prompted the Health Ministry to suspend temporarily the field work it has been carrying out in Beni as part of its Ebola response.
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While conducting field work near Australia's Great Barrier Reef, the researcher from University of California, Berkeley saw that two species of tropical octopus had a strange habit of becoming bipedal when threatened.
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A trained anthropologist who spent years doing field work for the World Bank, Ghani has been in and out of the Afghan government ever since the overthrow of the Taliban, in 2001.
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Lynch was a full participant in practice Wednesday, his first on-field work with the Seahawks since undergoing abdominal surgery in late November and missing the final seven games of the regular season.
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The two distinguished academics, Olivier Roy and Gilles Kepel, have long lists of books to their name, and years of field work in the Middle East, Central Asia and the troubled French suburbs.
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Dr. Paine, who had a passion for field work, conducted much of his own research on Tatoosh Island, an uninhabited rocky outcropping less than a mile off Cape Flattery, on the Olympic Peninsula.
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They were divided into four groups—volunteers, staff (campaign and local party infrastructure), and two classes of candidates—and each took four 75-minute courses on fundraising, communication, field work, and social media.
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This painting among the many others here illustrate what has always been enticing to me about Color Field work: its measured pacing of a visual experience that invites the viewer to be contemplative.
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After doing field work for his campaign for governor, she served as political director for his 2008 presidential bid, during which she was steeped in the combative media world of a national race.
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Dear Diary: As a graduate student living in Morningside Heights in the 1970s, I had a position doing field work that required me to travel by train every Wednesday to Fairfield County, Conn.
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The Public Editor The Swiss psychiatrist Hermann Rorschach, acclaimed for his study of inkblots, might have enjoyed doing some field work at the most recent newsroom-wide meeting of The New York Times.
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Spraying fields with pesticides and fertilizers, the drones -- which can cover up to 60 acres a day -- could boost crop yields, save time and make backbreaking field work much easier, according to Bug Away.
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Through a combination of lobbying and field work, CCB has supported the passage of progressive fishing management legislation, organized beach cleanups across the region, and pushed for better ocean conservation policies in international bodies.
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Drier weather forecast this week could help farmers advance in corn and soybean harvesting that has been delayed by cold, wet conditions, although freezing temperatures in part of the Midwest may impede field work.
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The project includes a website, two documentary films, and a traveling exhibit featuring portraits of about 100 female paleontologists with facial hair sharing stories about the fight for equal pay, field work opportunities and promotions.
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As a young adult studying environmental science I became keenly aware of the problematic aspects of this othering of nature through studying and doing field work in areas that had been decimated by human activity.
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And our director of publishing Mandy Brown not only let me insert pull quotes into her excellent piece on the future of publishing tools, but made our teaser headline field work exactly how it should.
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As reported in New Scientist, University of Rabat ornithologist Abdeljebbar Qninba was doing field work on the barren Moroccan island of Mogador in 2014 when he noticed a number of small birds stuck in deep cavities.
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If the college sports functioned like professional sports, said surge would correspond with greater compensation for the people doing most of the actual on-field work and creating much of the actual broadcast value: the athletes.
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"Our field work demonstrated that crimes against humanity are underway," said Paulo Abrão, the executive secretary of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, who was among the international monitors expelled from the country on Thursday.
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I was screwing around on rafts on the Cedar River and Prairie and Indian creeks, fishing for catfish, running a trapline, doing field work — corn detasseling, a rite of passage for Iowa teenagers — and weeding gardens.
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Leonard said it was just a matter of there not being any field work planned for the second week of December that prevented any researchers from being in the crater at the time of the blast.
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Shakir will continue in his role from neighboring Jordan, relying on a network of researchers in Israel, the West Bank and Gaza to conduct field work, HRW's executive director Kenneth Roth said at the news conference.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazilian coffee farmers have harvested 93% of expected production in 2019, as field work continues at a quicker pace than seen in the past, agribusiness consultancy Safras & Mercado said in a report on Thursday.
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Prasetya will begin field work with the Indonesian navy this week to try to better understand what occurred under water, and a team of international experts are expected to arrive next month to carry out an assessment.
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Securing funding for his field work has become easier since his discovery of the purple frog, and although his field digs are slightly more commodious than a backpack and a motorcycle, the work is still rough going.
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Linguist Colleen Fitzgerald, who heads the United States' National Science Foundation's project on protecting endangered languages, notes that field work of the type that created the collection in Brazil involves deep collaboration with the communities being studied.
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As well as slowing field work, rain around harvest time can damage wheat quality, and downpours in southeastern Europe have raised concern that exporting EU members Romania and Bulgaria may have less milling-grade wheat than usual.
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The state firm also announced it had begun field work on its floating liquefied natural gas project, an export plant which is being developed by Norwegian shipping company Golar LNG and is due to start production in 2017.
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The USDA's estimate of 92% progress in corn planting by Sunday was in line with trade expectations, and drier conditions forecast in the early part of this week in the Midwest could let farmers round off field work.
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Another very effective approach is to recruit academically strong high school students, offer them scholarships for tuition and immerse them in a comprehensive, cohesive teacher preparation program that carefully integrates supervised field work throughout the four-year program.
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The deal is a sign of pressures on the oil services industry, which performs much of the oil field work for major energy companies around the world, to reduce costs at a time of lower oil and gas prices.
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But through a mix of rugged and sometimes risky field work, laboratory studies and a willingness to shrug off the frequent loss of expensive tracking equipment, researchers are gaining insights into the lives, minds and startling appetites of parrots.
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Later, in high school, he started writing a data-collection program for epidemiologists called Epi Info; it became a standard tool for field work and, eventually, hundreds of thousands of copies were distributed, in more than a dozen languages.
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" Brady revealed that during the off-season, he'll spend an hour in the gym, but now that football season has kicked off, he'll be training for "two and a half hours in total between gym work and field work.
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"Logistics is about ninety per cent of your work," said Aaron Putnam, a glaciologist at the University of Maine who has done field work in Bhutan, Mongolia, western China, and the Beagle Islands, at the tip of South America.
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He then hid them on a remote oil field work site where they were found days later, his wife in a shallow grave and the girls in oil tanks with openings that were just 8 inches in diameter, said Rourke.
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KAMPALA (Reuters) - Oil producer China National Offshore Oil Corp said on Thursday it had halted field work at its western Uganda project over an Ebola scare and would resume operations only after getting the green light from the health ministry.
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The crew will perform geological field work and basic daily tasks in the 1,200-square-foot (365 m) dome, located in an abandoned quarry 8,000 feet (2.5 km) above sea level on the Mauna Loa volcano on Hawaii's Big Island.
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"Park held a view that in the case of women, their competencies in the field work are significantly lower than those of men, and that they're not suitable to be put into various types of work," the Supreme Court said.
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"The yield reports I've seen today are kind of all over the map ... But the fact we are able to start getting out there and doing some field work is keeping (futures) under a little bit of pressure," Scoville said.
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"The DCCC invested in smart ways -- for the most part behind the scenes -- in a strategically timed but short television buy, and a significant investment in digital advertising and field work," a Democratic source familiar with the spending strategy told CNN.
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If the ATV can hold the bulk of a spacesuit's mass, such as large oxygen tanks or batteries in the suit's backpack, astronauts will only have to connect with these elements as needed, freeing up their movement as they do field work.
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This third documented case of moth-on-bird action was observed by Leandro João Carneiro de Lima Moraes, a biologist from Brazil's National Institute of Amazonia Research, while conducting field work near the banks of the of Solimões River in central Amazonia.
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Wet weather and cool conditions have slowed field work this spring across much of the U.S. Corn Belt, prompting some to speculate whether farmers might plant less corn, or switch some acres to soybeans, which can be seeded later in the season.
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In mid-June, Sones was doing some field work near Bodega Bay when she noticed that a significant number of the mussels that had been exposed during low tide were gaping open, because they'd essentially been steamed to death in their own shells.
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Uber said the team in India was curating "Places" mapping data in Saudi Arabia to back up the necessary field work as it seeks to create its own set of locations against which it can easily search for pick-ups and drop-offs.
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For winter barley, usually the first major cereal crop to be harvested in France, field work was winding down with 97% of the crop cut by Monday, compared with 80% a week earlier and slightly below 99% a year ago, FranceAgriMer said.
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Klepper has established himself for his mix of studio segments and field work, ranging from his multi-part series exploring the reality of being a "Good Guy with a Gun" to his field pieces at Trump rallies which have garnered millions of views.
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With the support of the United Nations, I launched the Ecosystems Based Adaptation for Food Security Assembly (EBAFOSA), a policy tool which focuses on bridging the gap between policy and field work to create sustainable ecosystems, resilient agricultural systems, and clean energy.
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She's done field work on volcanoes in Hawaii, California, Sicily, and Iceland; was vice president of Proxemy Research and an honorary professor at University College London in England; and now serves as co-chair of the World Economic Forum's council on space.
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" In the early 1960s, Hiller was working as an anthropologist, conducting field work in Central America, but ultimately decided that she did not want, as she once wrote, "'her research to become part of anthropology's 'objectification of the contrariness of lived events.
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Field work across the wetlands — which Dr. Lewis said were the most difficult expeditions he had undertaken in 15 years of research in Africa — revealed the depth of the peat, up to 20 feet, allowing a calculation of the amount of stored carbon.
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She's worked with jellyfish in a neuroscience lab, trained dolphins with the US Navy, did field work in the Yucatan, moved to Saudi Arabia and dove in the Red Sea, and came back to California where she's begun researching bacteria aboard the International Space Station.
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Campaigns adapted by changing the ways they collect data and target potential voters: In 2008, voter files were mostly based on data comprised from email and field work, and contained information about personal characteristics (age, sex, income, occupation, etc), not consumer-based internet data.
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Abbasi has struggled especially hard with the question of whether or not she can leave and safely return to campus because her PhD research requires her to complete field work this year in Sudan—another one of the countries listed on the executive order.
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Fifty thousand hours of field work there by specialists and assistants have yielded records of 903,290 species of animals and microorganisms alone, with 215,23 to 60,000 considered likely on the roster when all transients, as well as rare and undescribed species, have been registered.
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His field work, incorporating botany, natural healing and anthropology, took him to remote corners of the world, often in the company of native guides and even shamans — worlds away from his early professional success as a standup-bass player in country, bluegrass and jazz bands.
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Behind the capacity was an armaments bureaucracy that supervised product development and manufacture, said Damien Spleeters, head of operations in Iraq and Syria for Conflict Armament Research, a private arms-monitoring and investigative firm that has done field work in both countries during the war.
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There have, of course, been other papers on the negative experiences of minorities in academia, including one in 2014 about the experiences of women doing field work, by Kathryn Clancy, a professor of anthropology at the University of Illinois and a co-author of this new paper.
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Alison Banwell, glaciologist at the University of Cambridge Scott Polar Research Institute who was involved in unrelated field work in the the far northwestern corner of the Ross Ice Shelf in January 2016, told Gizmodo she found the study "very interesting" but cautioned about jumping to conclusions.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) said on Monday that 2019 U.S. crop was 92% planted, matching trade expectations, and a dry start to the week in parts of the U.S. Midwest has also increased chances some farmers will be able to round off field work.
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Dr. Paine demonstrated in his field work that certain species exert a disproportionate impact on their ecosystems and that their elimination — as a result of climate change, pollution or some other natural or man-made factors — can produce unexpected and far-reaching consequences for the local environment.
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Describing results from their long-term field work in the September issue of Animal Behaviour, Dr. Tokuyama and her colleague Takeshi Furuichi reported that the female bonobos of Wamba often banded together to fend off male aggression, and in patterns that defied the standard primate rule book.
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Ms. Swift and her co-author, Dr. John Marzluff, detail that field work in a study published Monday in the journal Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B. Exposed to their dead, crows may touch, attack and attempt to have sex with the body, the authors explain.
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The Army Corps of Engineers is replacing the vehicle barriers and fencing along the 30-mile southern border of the Organ Pipe National Monument with a 30-foot-tall steel bollard fence, according to the park service report, which involved five days of field work in June.
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Michael Hailu, director of the Netherlands-based Technical Centre for Agricultural and Rural Cooperation (CTA), told a recent conference in Accra that combining digital innovation like drones, smartphones and artificial intelligence with satellite data could build more comprehensive information on weather and agricultural field work in Africa.
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Michael Hailu, director of the Netherlands-based Technical Centre for Agricultural and Rural Cooperation (CTA), told a recent conference in Accra that combining digital innovation like drones, smartphones and artificial intelligence with satellite data could build more comprehensive information on weather and agricultural field work in Africa.
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"The idea of good hair actually has its roots in slavery, when white owners would deliberately separate and assign slaves with light skin and straighter 'good hair' household work, leaving the punishing field work to those with darker skin and kinky African hair," Thomas explained in her post.
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Two British-based political scientists, one of them originally from Mytilene, have done extensive field work on the island and concluded that far more could be done to identify bodies, inform next-of-kin and allow relatives to be involved in interring or in some cases repatriating their loved ones' remains.
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"We don't know when this cruise will be rescheduled," said Roxanne Beinart, an assistant professor at the University of Rhode Island leading the deep sea campaign, noting that it took several years for her team to secure both the vessel and underwater robots needed to carry out their planned field work.
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"According to checks from our field work, we see a stronger ramp in news feed ad revenue driven by higher user engagement with daily active users of 11.33 million as of June and 30 percent year over year growth of total time spent in the second quarter of 2018," Chung added.
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I'm also experimenting with what I've started to call "public field work," a model that takes my studio practice out into the landscape, where I carry out useful tasks (gathering pigments for paint, collecting litter for a sculpture, taking soil samples for a garden project) and engage with the public along the way.
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That had also been true of her own first labor — I was born in a nursing home in Trinidad, where my parents were spending the year while my father did anthropological field work, and my mother had not only told me the story, she had written the whole thing up in a memoir.
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But KPMG has refused to do so without written direction of the relevant Chinese authority, arguing that its mainland-based affiliate KPMG Huazhen, which carried out the China Medical audit field work, would be in violation of national security laws if the materials held state secrets or sensitive information, court documents and the writ show.
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Most economic research suggests that immigration has little effect on wages of U.S. workers, and one recent study of what happened after the U.S. ended a guest-worker program for Mexican farm workers in the 1960s showed that growers, instead of raising wages to attract more workers, simply automated more of their field work.
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"Field work for both near-term iPhone 7/7+ supply and early read on iPhone new model builds support our long-held view that Street ests remain WAY TOO LOW for C2H:17 and C2018 as an aging base (esp in China) forms a powder keg for this launch," analyst Timothy Arcuri wrote in a note to clients Sunday.
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Joe Dinkin, campaigns director for the Working Families Party, which through its independent expenditure committee backed Harris with $100,000 in field work, direct mail, texting and digital advertising in the home stretch of the campaign, dismissed Coons' warning as "preposterous" and the campaign pointed to polling that suggested Harris would have started the general election campaign with a lead.
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Dorothy Garrod, circa 303Image: Newnham College, CambridgeEquipped with only dining hall spoons, the clothes on their backs, and pure archaeological curiosity, undergraduates at Cambridge's Newnham College in 1939 were given a crash course in field work when their professor, Dorothy Garrod, led them through the excavation of skeletal remains that had been unearthed on campus as a result of air-raid shelter preparations.
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In Detroit, this sort of lifestyle often manifests in urban agricultural communities that eschew email and office jobs for field work — communities of people who are more likely to drop by for a visit unannounced than to text ahead; people who might hand you a basket of dried beans for shelling when you come through to chat by the fire.
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"Just to prepare for field work, scientists receive training in one building, collect field equipment in another building, pick up a snowmobile in a separate building and fuel it in another location," said Ben Roth, the project manager of Antarctic Infrastructure Modernization for Science, or AIMS, the National Science Foundation initiative that will modernize McMurdo Station over the next decade.
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Having done work in emergency management for 25 years, in a variety of capacities (primarily public information/education/coordination rather than field work and mostly volunteer), I can say that this is yet another example of how difficult it has become to deal with storm emergencies because of the rapidly changing climatic conditions — with which computer models have had difficulty keeping pace.
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And he was an easy one to spot, riding his bicycle through Midtown, where he did most of his field work: his bony-thin frame draped in his utilitarian blue French worker's jacket, khaki pants and black sneakers (he himself was no one's idea of a fashion plate), with his 21994-millimeter camera slung around his neck, ever at the ready for the next fashion statement to come around the corner.
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THE DRAWING CENTER "Exploratory Works: Drawings From the Department of Tropical Research Field Expeditions" sets the scene with old magazine articles and comic books; imaginative field-station re-creations by Mark Dion; a few tagged animal corpses as neat and compact as folding umbrellas; and a palmetto fan taken undersea in his bathysphere by the celebrity scientist William Beebe (1877-1962), whose field work is the subject of this exhibition.
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And he was an easy one to spot, riding his bicycle through Midtown, where he did most of his field work: his bony-thin frame draped in his utilitarian blue French worker's jacket, khaki pants and black sneakers (he himself was no one's idea of a fashion plate), with his 35-millimeter camera slung around his neck, ever at the ready for the next fashion statement to come around the corner.
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