For tomatoes, the figure is 620 football fields; for wheat, 688 football fields; for corn, 453 football fields.
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Scouts on the tour sampled 138 wheat fields overall on Tuesday, including 135 hard red spring wheat fields and three durum wheat fields.
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"Everything in Rodan + Fields is run on your smartphone," Fields said.
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Scouts surveyed 191 soybean fields and 193 corn fields in western Iowa.
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The public fields were named Theresienwiese, or "Therese's fields," to honor the crown princess.
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Men may be overrepresented in STEM fields because they are underrepresented in reading fields.
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Though they'd typically be blocked by magnetic fields, the Moon doesn't have magnetic fields.
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Beyond the trench were brown fields dotted with yellow flowers—and, beyond the fields, Qayyarah.
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The gas is sourced from seven fields, including the Hides, Angore and Juha gas fields.
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"Two years ago I launched the Fields in Trust Centenary Fields program in Coventry," he began.
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It's indoors, but like fields and fields of weed, far further than the eye can see.
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But the evidence against Fields was too damning, and the jury was convinced of Fields' guilt.
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As an illustration of this, the tour sampled 205 fields on Wednesday, compared to 23 fields on the second day of the tour a year ago and 305 fields in 2015.
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The leading theory is that sharks, who can detect magnetic fields, confuse the magnetic fields projected by these cables for the same kind of fields projected by a school of fish.
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Yet to him, the genre evokes an age of exploration that gave rise to sugar-cane fields in Jamaica, cotton fields in South Carolina and rice fields in Georgia, he said.
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It said average cash flow per barrel in the new fields was higher than in existing fields.
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Analysis by Abide shows that the rewrite comprises 51 new fields, 22 amended fields and seven deletions.
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However, both Fields and a reporter at the Washington Post have said they saw Lewandowski grab Fields.
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Fields appears in court On Monday, Fields made his initial court appearance via a video link from jail.
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A number of gas fields have been discovered there since 2009, such as the Leviathan and Tamar fields.
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It's a series of essays, lectures, and dialogues between or by sociologist Karen Fields and historian Barbara Fields.
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And when slavery begins on these shores, it begins in cotton fields, but it's also in tobacco fields.
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The subject fields were spared but some growers in the area lost entire fields and had to replant.
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It is important to understand that the observations reflect the portion of crop that has emerged, not unplanted fields, fields needing replanting, or fields on which farmers will elect to take prevented planting payments.
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What Fields was like in high school Fields purportedly had some discussions with a teacher at the high school he attended in Union, Kentucky, where Fields and his mother lived until moving to Ohio.
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After the discovery of the Bombay High oil fields in 1974 and Bassein gas fields in 1976, ONGC has not been able to bring any new major fields into production in the last three decades.
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After the discovery of the Bombay High oil fields in 1974 and Bassein gas fields in 1976, ONGC has not been able to bring any new major fields into production in the last four decades.
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Fields' sister Alexis Fields acted in 90s TV classics such as Sister, Sister, Kenan and Kel and Moesha. 3.
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A man who once taught Fields in school told a local news outlet that Fields was "infatuated" with Nazis.
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Like the romaine outbreak, the source of contamination was water pollution, traced to cattle fields near the spinach fields.
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So as women enter fields like pediatrics, obstetrics/gynecology and psychiatry, they may be making those fields more liberal.
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Researchers compared honeybees, bumblebees, and solitary bees living near insecticide-treated rapeseed fields with those around fields without insecticide.
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" Sasse replied, "We'd love to have you work in the fields with us," and Maher responded, "Work in the fields?
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What we do know is that, in our Universe, everything seems to be made up of fields, like electromagnetic fields.
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We have to face the rise of China on the economic fields, but also on the political and financial fields.
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FAA approved drone fields are dotted around the United States -- open fields where you can legally indulge your drone hobby.
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" A classmate who took German classes with Fields told CNN affiliate WCPO that Fields "would proclaim himself as a Nazi.
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Approximately 150 workers had been harvesting in the pine nut fields, according to Haidar Khan, the owner of the fields.
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Ford shares were down 40 percent during Fields' three-year run; here's video of Fields at the 2016 Code Conference.
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I'm out in the fields, and here these white farmers are riding and looking at me planting fields in December.
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The Kansas fields are in the roughest shape out of all the Crop Watch fields because of the recent drought.
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While normal neutron stars produce magnetic fields up to 21 trillion times stronger than Earth&aposs, magnetars boast fields a thousand times stronger than that, meaning they possess the most powerful magnetic fields known in the universe.
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STEM fields pay more than the humanities, so if people were to follow this advice, more women would enter STEM fields.
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They cover a variety of fields, including science and technology fields like computer programming, and most types require higher education degrees.
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On the train I stared at the fields we passed, which were laid out neatly, in lines I realized I had never seen in Bulgaria; the fields alongside the train from Sofia to the coast were shaggy, inexactly drawn, like the fields I remembered from my childhood, my family's fields in Kentucky, nothing like this clean geometry.
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"Carcara is not close to the other fields we have, so by not being close to the fields we would not be able to use the synergies we can use when developing other fields that are closer," he added.
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It said earlier in the month that production from southern fields, excluding KRG-controlled fields, had dropped to 3.9 million bpd in January from 4.13 million bpd the previous month, itself a record high for the southern fields alone.
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Fields' publicly appointed defense attorney, Lisa Lorish, argued before sentencing that life in prison was excessive and violated Fields' Eighth Amendment rights.
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But that one can detect magnetic fields alone, and then electronic fields, and also radio frequencies depending on the settings you choose.
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The company is focusing on the Permian and Eagle Ford shale fields in Texas, and the Duvernay and Montney fields in Canada.
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" Among the amenities that come with your dorm room or RV site are "basketball courts, volleyball courts, soccer fields, and baseball fields.
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And parents are wary of sending their children into "dirty hands" career fields, even though jobs in those fields can pay well.
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As far as Woodward's claims were concerned, McCulloch said that QI doesn't rely just on electromagnetic fields, but particle fields as well.
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There are seemingly unending applications in science and engineering fields alone, and I'm sure there are many other fields that will benefit.
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Russia will kick the tournament off Thursday by playing Saudi Arabia, another nation known more for its oil fields than soccer fields.
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According to Vygon Consulting, a total of 198 fields, including brownfields, or long-operating oil fields, currently benefit from various tax breaks.
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Consequently, there are two forms of near-field transmission, inductive coupling (which uses magnetic fields) and capacitive coupling (which uses electrical fields).
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Editors at the conservative news site initially cast doubt on Fields' allegations against Lewandowski and ordered staffers to stop defending Fields publicly.
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The injunction has blocked the sale of the Baúna and Tartaruga Verde oil fields, the Baúna and Tartaruga Verde oil fields, as well as the inland fields in the states of Ceará, Rio Grande do Norte, Sergipe, Bahia and Espírito Santo.
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It turns out that for one class of fields—technically, the fields associated with particles called bosons—the energy density is positive infinity, while for another class of fields—those associated with particles called fermions—the energy density is negative infinity.
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Under cross-examination by Lunsford, Fields' attorney, the detective acknowledged that, after his arrest, Fields said, "I'm sorry" several times and asked if people were OK. Fields appeared shocked and began sobbing upon learning Heyer had been killed, Young testified.
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They are using more cover crops and are diversifying the crops they plant, rather than having fields and fields of corn and soybeans.
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Normally, these tiny magnetic fields would cancel out in paired electrons, but in elements like holmium, all those single electrons' fields line up.
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DONG also stakes in 14 fields in the Danish part of the North Sea, where it operates five producing oil and gas fields.
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Artificial turf playing fields have become a popular alternative to grass fields for their durability, lower long-term cost and ease of maintenance.
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Fields told police Lewandowski's yank had left her with a handprint of bruises on her arm, but Lewandowski said he never touched Fields.
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There are also certain fields where people are more prone [to feel this way]––creative fields (writing, acting, producing, art), medicine, and technology.
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Office support and food service jobs could decline, but jobs in health, STEM fields, business services and more creative fields would see growth.
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Fields sobbed after learning someone was killed Jurors also saw video of Fields talking to a Charlottesville police officer after he was arrested.
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In some fields Europe has to catch up — for example in the field of business to consumer but in other fields we're excellent.
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A detective who interviewed Mr. Fields moments after the crash said that Mr. Fields repeatedly apologized and asked if anyone had been injured.
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Patents for American scientists who worked in fields with many East European scientists fell almost 60 percent compared with those in other fields.
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So this anxiety prevents students from entering STEM fields when in fact they would be perfectly able to perform well in these fields.
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It could also help scientists learn more about planetary magnetic fields in general, like why Jupiter and Saturn have such different fields, she said.
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Known for its fields upon fields of sweet potatoes, tobacco and peanuts, North Carolina's agricultural engine is powered by more than 83,563 migrant workers.
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These works are comprised almost exclusively of vibrant, high-gloss color fields, achieved by pouring deeply hued resin in sharply defined and overlapping fields.
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The Dodgers acquired Fields on Monday from Houston in exchange for minor league infielder Yordan Alvarez and on Tuesday optioned Fields to Oklahoma City.
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Expert-generalists study widely in many different fields, understand deeper principles that connect those fields and then apply the principles to their core specialty.
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The total reserves at the three oil fields stand at 10 billion barrels, and the fields will produce 100,000 barrels per day, Unit said.
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He put together some of the understanding back then around current carrying wires causing magnetic fields, and conductors moving in magnetic fields causing currents.
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Defense attorneys for Fields tried to stop the Instagram posts from being admitted into evidence, arguing they could unfairly prejudice the jury against Fields.
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Focus turns to Fields' behavior Those who knew Fields at his Ohio high school said he held extreme views and a fascination with Nazism.
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A weekend levee breach flooded one of the city's well fields along the Platte River, causing power outages in and around the well fields.
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In the video, Richland County (South Carolina) deputy Ben Fields was seen body-slamming a black female high school student in a classroom. Fields.
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Those oil fields that have been put on stream in 2016 will continue pumping oil in 2017 and "as a matter of fact we will cut production on the brown fields," Novak said, referring to fields that have already been producing oil for some years.
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Besides the distribution company, the injunction has blocked the sale of the Baúna and Tartaruga Verde oil fields, the Baúna and Tartaruga Verde oil fields, as well as inland fields in the states of Ceará, Rio Grande do Norte, Sergipe, Bahia and Espírito Santo.
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A third route, where scouts surveyed seven fields in Jackson, Redwood and Renville counties, also showed high corn yields, with four fields topping 200 bpa.
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During his visit, William also spoke with war veterans and gave a moving speech about his work with the Fields in Trust Centenary Fields program.
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Several staffers, including an editor and Breitbart's PR manager as well as Fields herself, quit their jobs in protest of Breitbart's refusal to believe Fields.
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They mined online databases to extract the publication records of biologists working in different fields before and after the deaths of stars in those fields.
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Fields' mother, Brandy Fields, spoke highly of her son to the Times, saying the boy is outgoing and comes from a family of business owners.
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Fields can be as small as a few hectares, and it is uncommon to see fields in Serbia that are much larger than 100 hectares.
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In many countries, reserve growth from existing fields has exceeded the volume of new field discoveries ("Reserve growth in oil and gas fields", USGS, 22015).
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The problem is that increased output and capacity at newer fields tends to be announced but declining output and capacity from older fields remains secret.
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The fields with higher average salaries tended to contain more doctors who were Republican, while the comparatively lower-paying fields were more popular among Democrats.
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Video shows that Lewandowski grabbed Fields and pulled her out of the candidate's way, and Fields later said she had a bruise on her arm.
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The food sponsorships are ubiquitous — appearing in the names of playing fields and the socks players wear on those fields (see photos above and below).
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Mills recommends making all government forms digitally available with auto-filled required fields so that entrepreneurs don't have to complete the same fields over and over.
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And from non-economists across a range of fields, there was a real hunger to dive deeply into how gender bias may affect their fields similarly.
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Tamara Fields' husband LLoyd Fields died, along with five others, when a gunman opened fired at a police training facility in Amman, Jordan, on Nov. 9.
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Derek Weimer, who taught Fields history at Randall K. Cooper High School in Kentucky, told the Toledo Blade that Fields expressed white-supremacy ideologies in school.
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The most funded fields of 2016 included mobile security, vulnerability & risk management, network security, SCADA security, and incident response, which tend to be classical IT fields.
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Filed by the family of an American contractor named Lloyd Fields, the lawsuit sought damages from an ISIS-linked attack in Jordan that claimed Fields' life.
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RHP Josh Fields (illness) wasn't available Tuesday night, but manager Dave Roberts said after the game that he thinks Fields can pitch if needed Wednesday evening.
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The minister said a price of $60-70 per barrel was required to allow producers to resume investing in new fields to replace declining mature fields.
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" Asked by Amanpour who the troops would be securing the oil fields from, Esper responded: "I don't talk about securing oil fields as much as I talk about denying ISIS access to the oil fields so that they don't have revenue to continue their bad behavior.
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Scouts sampled a total of 148 fields on Wednesday between Bismarck and Devils Lake, North Dakota, including 13 fields of durum wheat, which is used for pasta.
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Above the surface of our sun, a briar patch of magnetic fields snag together, spurting out flares of heated plasma when the fields snap into new shapes.
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Such unwanted influences include electromagnetic fields from the machinery used to keep the spacecraft steady, as well as the changing temperatures and magnetic fields of deep space.
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" One of his classmates who took German classes with Fields told CNN affiliate WCPO, that Fields "would proclaim himself as a Nazi ... it was not a secret.
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She has been aware of the toxic ball fields since 93, she said, noting that the community had originally been promised the fields would reopen by 29.
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"I&aposve seen the most beautiful fields, farms, fields — most gorgeous things you&aposve ever seen, and then you have these ugly things going up," he said.
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In the past year, the site has shifted into being essentially a mouthpiece for Trump; when Breitbart reporter Michelle Fields was grabbed by then Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski, the website appeared to side with the Trump campaign over Fields, prompting Fields and editor Ben Shapiro to quit.
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When we drink tea, it's easy to forget that the leaves may come from remote tea fields, picked by people who've been working those fields their entire life.
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Ecuador's Perez also downplayed the impact of U.S. shale production on global crude markets, noting that shale fields tend to have lower total oil recovery than conventional fields.
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The Libya branch, unlike its Syria headquarters, does not control any oil fields that can generate revenue, although it has attacked some of the fields in eastern Libya.
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BP no longer holds direct stakes in the Norwegian fields, but owns 30 percent of Norway's Aker BP, which operates a number of producing fields and exploration licenses.
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Both have accused Fields of making up the claims, with Lewandowski calling Fields "totally delusional" and Trump questioning the authenticity of a photo showing bruises on her arm.
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With the most valuable college majors in the STEM fields, it's not all too unpredictable that the least valuable college majors fall into the arts and creative fields.
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"Fields like Chestnut underline the importance of maximising the potential of as many North Sea fields as possible, whether they be major finds or small pools," he added.
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Jurors also saw a text message from Fields that included a picture of Adolf Hitler, and heard police audio of Fields sobbing after he learned someone was killed.
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Weather and soil analytics can predict and specify when fields will be least affected by the weight of harvesting equipment and which fields workers should be deployed to.
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"Many advances in sciences and business happen when people bring different fields together, when people see novel connections between fields that maybe hadn't been seen before," he says.
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During this inflationary period, fields called scalar fields could have filled the universe, and if the inflation itself wasn't uniform, it might have introduced fluctuations to the field.
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As women have entered other male-dominated fields like business or law, men have been much more reluctant to move into female-dominated fields like nursing or teaching.
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Bennett: While it's true that women are more likely to work in lower-paying fields like education and health care, the pay gap also persists within those fields.
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Lewandowski implied that Fields had a history of making allegations but didn't follow through on them, tweeting that Fields was an "attention seeker" who had claimed former Rep.
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Young women are interested in STEM fields but are told, both directly and indirectly, that these fields are not meant for them, but instead for their male classmates.
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With just two cycles of large fields, it is too early to say large candidate fields in open nominations are a permanent feature of the modern nominating system.
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Cantiello, who has recently made strides in studying stellar magnetic fields, realized that the tangoing stars in the chemically homogeneous channel are essentially spinning balls of charge that would have powerful magnetic fields, and these magnetic fields are likely to cause the star's outer layers to stream into strong poles.
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In his curious obsession with Syrian oil fields the Kurds now control, Trump suggested the US would be key in keeping oil out of ISIS control, including a plan to get a US oil company to develop the Syrian oil fields -- or simply to seize the oil fields for US interests.
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For many of the fields, the percentage more that women are earning, on average, is so little, you could argue that it's just fields where salaries are approaching parity.
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Humans carve out farmlands, sometimes leaving a neat edge where the forest meets the fields, or even creating islands of forest surrounded by crops or grazing fields for cattle.
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In case you aren't familiar with Fields from her The Facts of Life days or RHOA, here are five things to help you get to know Fields, 46. 1.
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" In the 1700s, 1800s, early even 1900s, there were fields of unmarked graves—people that couldn't afford burial—all different types of what they would call the "Negro Fields.
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In the eastern fields of Stepney, close to Whitechapel station, she finds aristocrats and landed gentry who desired open fields and country estates yet enjoyed proximity to the City.
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When women move into traditionally male-dominated career fields, the value and compensation rate of those fields decreases, while the opposite trend occurs when men enter into certain occupations.
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Many companies have given up exploration in shale fields globally because of cost, political risk and the geological complexity of shale fields in places like Eastern Europe and China.
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Link professionals, community advocates, and local authorities working in violence prevention or related fields from around the country with experience working to prevent violent extremism or in related fields.
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Another reason for the push to develop smaller fields is that talks with the majors on revising their contracts for operating the giant fields in southern Iraq have stalled.
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Fields could not be seen driving the car in either video, but the aerial shot showed Fields getting out of the car and on the ground after the collision.
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To tourists and plenty of Icelanders the lupine fields are a breathtakingly beautiful sight in midsummer, the attractive blossoms carpeting gorges, sprawling over lava fields and climbing steep mountainsides.
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Ray, one of the men whose sentences was commuted by Polis, was convicted in the killing of Javad Marshall Fields, the son of Fields, and his fiance, Vivian Wolfe.
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His journeys took him into the gang-run towns and killing fields of Central America, a prison in the Dominican Republic, and the cocoa fields of the Bolivian Andes.
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The Lodge at Feline Fields In the Kalahari Desert, the new solar-powered Lodge at Feline Fields aims to use low-impact tourism to drive conservation in the region.
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One trading source said he was informed by Kurdish operators that civilian workers at both fields were released following a build up of Iraqi military forces around the fields.
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Eni, the world's most successful explorer in recent years after finding two super-giant fields in Egypt and Mozambique, owns oil fields in Mexico which it considers the next frontier.
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There's still a lot of systemic problems that we face in STEM fields, with getting girls into the fields, which just starts with a gender bias at a young age.
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Right now, the authors are working with magnetic fields about the size of a fridge magnet, so the next step is to work on smaller fields for more detailed manipulations.
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Of the total 4.228 million bpd were produced from Baghdad-controlled fields and 546 million bpd were from the KRG-controlled fields, Nehma told reporters at a briefing in Baghdad.
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"The fundamental purpose of securing those oil fields is to deny those oil fields access to ISIS in order to prevent ISIS from resurgence," Chairman of the Joint Chiefs Gen.
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The findings contribute to a growing body of evidence that points to a large gender gap in fields related to science, technology, engineering and mathematics, known collectively as STEM fields.
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While women are pursuing degrees relevant to STEM fields, they are severely underrepresented amongst graduates with technical degrees, and there is a high demand for more women in STEM fields.
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Fields and other children had been playing in the yard of Lucille Holt-Colden, Krakora's neighbor and the woman who had hired Fields to cut her lawn on June 23.
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"The fundamental purpose of securing those oil fields is to deny those oil fields access to ISIS in order to prevent ISIS from resurgence," Chairman of the Joint Chiefs Gen.
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Rush hour, then S.R. 61 and two-lane Indiana—green fields, blue sky, white clouds, white houses, white barns, tiny towns pinned to the soybean fields with white church steeples.
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In this context, it makes sense to increase development and production from newer and less-developed fields like Shaybah and Khurais to ease the pressure on older fields like Ghawar.
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BOGOTA (Reuters) - Colombia's state-run oil company Ecopetrol will split its participation in three oil fields equally with Canada's Parex, which will operate the fields, the government said on Monday.
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Fields' attorney, Denise Lunsford, argued in a motion filed earlier this month that the significant media coverage of the "Unite the Right" rally would prevent a fair trial for Fields.
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The defense has said Fields acted in self-defense, and on Thursday his attorneys tried to paint a picture of a hostile environment in which Fields might have felt threatened.
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Total is seeking to extend the time workers at its fields spend offshore to three-week rotations instead of two, matching the rota system at its newly acquired Maersk fields.
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On Monday, a judge of the Superior Court of San Francisco County reconsidered his initial decision after protest from Fields' lawyer, dramatically modifying Fields' sentence and releasing him to probation.
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The idea here is that magnetic fields tend to travel perpendicularly to electric fields, so if you have a coil of electric field, the magnetic field would travel vertically through it.
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He claimed at one point that a pen Fields was carrying could have been a bomb, and that Fields possibly touching him was akin to his campaign manager violently grabbing her.
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Total bought a 25 percent stake in Barnett Shale gas fields in north Texas in 2009 for $800 million in cash, plus $1.45 billion toward the fields' development over six years.
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Among them are fields that have sat beneath the noses of big oil firms near the prolific Prudhoe Bay and Kuparuk fields, Myers told CNBC shortly before he retired this year.
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The government is falling behind in its payments to international oil companies, water is running low for pumping to revive aging oil fields, and northern Kurdish fields are short on pipelines.
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If Liboff is right, this means that the tiny electromagnetic fields generated by the brain are capable of being influenced by other ELF fields, such as those generated by other people.
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To spur production in the face of low prices, Siluanov told CNBC that Russia would offer tax incentives for companies to develop oil fields and to extract more from old fields.
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Enquest's output, however, has also been dented by operational issues at other fields, including wax build-up in a pipeline connecting the Scolty/Crathes fields and storm damage affecting Alma/Galia.
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But the company is interested in picking up more discovered or producing fields, such as mature fields recently released by state-controlled oil company Petroleo Brasileiro SA, also known as Petrobras.
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"We know the regime and Russians want these fields, and we can't let them cross the [Euphrates] river [from the West] or they will take control of the fields," he said.
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They are employed in nearly every sector of the economy: agriculture, "low-skilled" fields like hospitality, food processing and landscaping, and "high-skilled" fields like information technology (IT), healthcare and education.
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Most solar physicists believe the primary source of the heat is stressed magnetic fields that permeate the corona and impulsively release pent up energy when the fields reach their breaking point.
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Average salary: $105,810 Required sociability score: 58 They research fundamental mathematics or the application of mathematical techniques to science, management, and other fields and solve problems in fields using mathematical methods.
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Will Hendrick, a staff attorney with the environmental nonprofit group Waterkeeper Alliance, said that manure sprayed on fields could run off into rivers, streams, and groundwater supplies if the fields flooded.
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Cybersecurity and artificial intelligence are two of the hottest technology fields today, yet there's no encrypted secret there's a skills and gender gap in the U.S. in these high-tech fields.
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In his numerous interviews since the attack on Saturday, which left 32-year-old Heather Heyer dead, Fields' former history teacher Derek Weimer acknowledged that Fields' radicalism had long been brewing.
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At HeterodoxAcademy, our contributors have documented the near absence of political diversity in many fields, and we have demonstrated the damaging effects that this homogeneity has on scholarship in those fields.
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Today we have entire career fields that would have been hard to even explain to someone in 1980, and many of the jobs in these fields are good-paying and fulfilling.
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Rodan + Fields, founded by dermatologists Katie Rodan and Kathy Fields, was acquired by Estee Lauder in 2003 for an undisclosed price, and its products were made widely available in department stores.
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" Fields weighed in on Twitter: "My story never changed.
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Hinode — A Japanese spacecraft measuring the sun's magnetic fields.
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Fans of Rodan + Fields were stoked for the collab.
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" I said, "I thought you loved the Magnetic Fields.
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But the fact that there are fields of seven Democratic candidates lining up to challenge each one is notable in a state where those primary fields were empty just two years ago.
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The fields on which Exxon has been working—deepwater fields in the Arctic, and the Bazhenov shale in Siberia—are meant to carry the Russian economy starting in the 2020s and beyond.
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Advanced legal education at the doctorate level can be of benefit to professionals in a variety of fields, including business, health sciences, technology, and other fields where legal knowledge can improve results.
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An official told the network that troops would not physically defend the oil fields if they stayed, but the fields were mentioned to help persuade the president to maintain a U.S. presence.
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Liboff studies tiny magnetic fields generated by humans that are capable of being affected by the extremely low frequency (ELF) electromagnetic fields in their environment or disturbances in the Earth's magnetic field.
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Amid concern that split Democratic fields could box the party out of a runoff, many Democrats, including some progressive leaders, are calling on someone to take action to narrow the Democratic fields.
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Number of people employed in Hawaii: What they do,according to O*NET: Plan, direct, or coordinate activities in such fields as architecture and engineering or research and development in these fields.
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But unemployment is high in all of the top H-2B fields, which include landscaping, groundskeeping, construction, hospitality and seafood processing, while wages in those fields have long been flat or declining.
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The town lay in the midst of a checkerboard of prosperous farms, with fields of grain and hillsides of orchards where, in spring, white clouds of bloom drifted above the green fields.
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James Alex Fields Jr., 21, is currently on trial for the first-degree murder of Heather Heyer, a woman who was killed when Fields rammed his car into a group of counterprotesters.
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Stress tolerance: 57Average annual salary:What they do: Conduct research in fundamental mathematics or in application of mathematical techniques to science, management, and other fields; solve problems in various fields using mathematical methods.
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Several of the 12 practice fields have been laid out, and land has been cleared for seven recreational sports fields, five to be used by the county and two by the city.
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This has had some scattered uses in low-power applications, but it's fairly limited, in part because electric fields, unlike magnetic fields, interact with objects, including such objects as the human body.
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But when Fields not only emerged from the medical tent and then made the throw to Wilson, his teammates once again witnessed the resilience Fields has showcased throughout Ohio State's unblemished season.
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I finally get to a smaller road that goes past a mobile home park, then a small subdivision, and out into corn fields to my right and empty fields to my left.
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Double-blind experiments (where neither the subject nor the researcher know if the subject is being exposed to real or sham electromagnetic fields) showed no evidence of symptoms being caused by electromagnetic fields.
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Griffin turned to Bryant and said she wondered whether cancer was somehow associated with those "little black dots" on the artificial turf fields where they play, which were then replacing natural grass fields.
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She also fields plenty of very specific questions from the rest of the 120-person team, covering everything from how characters should dress to what kinds of flowers you'll find in the fields.
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The AEMO said options for dealing with the shortage include diverting a small amount of gas away from LNG into the domestic market, increasing output from existing fields or developing new gas fields.
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The poppy symbol is believed to have come from the poem "In Flanders Fields" by John McCrae, a poem about World War I. The opening stanza reads: In Flanders fields the poppies blow
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"Regional oil production will be underpinned by giant fields in Indonesia, Malaysia and China but these fields are super mature and will require expensive techniques, high break-evens and capex cuts," Rodger said.
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Florida prosecutors will announce Thursday whether they plan to prosecute Donald Trump's campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, on a battery charge in connection with former Breitbart News Network reporter Michelle Fields, Fields said Wednesday.
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Low prices are forcing higher-cost producers, like the companies drilling in the American shale fields, Canadian oil sands and Brazilian and West African deepwater fields, to give up investing in expensive projects.
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The five fields together produced 326,000 barrels of saleable oil equivalent per day in March, according to Reuters calculations based on the latest figures available for individual fields from the Norwegian Petroleum Directorate.
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BP and Statoil Pull Employees From Algeria Gas Fields After Attack | An affiliate of Al Qaeda claimed responsibility for a grenade attack that hit one of the largest natural gas fields in Algeria.
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The company continues to drill in more conventional fields around Sakhalin Island and around Siberia, which are not covered by sanctions against technology transfers for unconventional drilling in Arctic seas and shale fields.
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Exxon operates in Malaysia 35 oil and gas platforms in 12 offshore fields and has working interests in another 10 platforms in five fields in the South China Sea, according to its website.
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Even as fields in western Nebraska were at risk of shriveling without hydration, some farmland in eastern Nebraska remained underwater, and other flood-damaged fields may not be usable for planting for years.
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Slow-moving trucks with loud speakers drove around the fields calling out in Spanish that if anyone was hiding in there, it was best to get out: The fields were about to burn.
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Joint fields will be offered using the new type of contracts, while Iranian companies will be entrusted with developing a number of fields, Kardor said, according to Shana, the Iran's oil ministry agency.
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Rice growers routinely flood their fields for irrigation and to decompose crop residue after harvest; through the conservation program, named BirdReturns, they do so during periods when the fields would have been dry.
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Trump campaign spokesperson Hope Hicks released a statement to ABC News denying the incident in its entirety, claiming that neither Fields nor Terris had ever met Lewandowski, let alone seen him harm Fields.
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With many fields nearly exhausted, big firms are looking elsewhere.
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Kevin Cramer, a Republican from the North Dakota oil fields.
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Rules are as bad as endless fields of cabernet sauvignon.
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These underwater behemoths measure nearly two football fields in length.
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Magnetic fields can bestow this directional preference on the light.
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These emerging fields are where I'm seeing the most excitement.
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Corn fields, silos, religious iconography, smiling white families and babies?
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As we've written, asteroids have slight and uneven gravitational fields.
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The decision in Fields, however, is somewhat of an outlier.
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These technologies emit electromagnetic fields (EMF) in the radiofrequency range.
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Fields then resigned when her employer tried to discredit her.
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This isn't the first bout of drama surrounding London Fields.
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BP also has investments in two other offshore fields there.
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Well, there are two important fields that this research affects.
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Early on, Fields learned from mistakes in testing and transportation.
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Fields and Polley are being held at Irving City Jail.
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More recently, blockchain has proven its worth in other fields.
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These are fields we hiked with our children and grandchildren.
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Fields – whom Ali met during a recent trip to Utah.
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Here's a closer view of a print by Olivia Fields.
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These fields then can cause nanotubes to assemble into nanowires.
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What is gonna happen in those fields, we're only beginning.
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Previously, Fields has criticized the president on issues like immigration.
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Excluded from that stereotype, girls pursued other professional fields instead.
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Farmers enjoy themselves as they work in the fields, 1960.
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Fuel economy and trade "are two separate issues," Fields said.
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Purchase Karma Fields' New Age | Dark Age via Monstercat here.
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In their own fields, vocational qualifications do the same job.
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Fields also said that their talk "resonated" with the president.
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We will NEVER let a reconstituted ISIS have those fields!
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It was planted in the fields where Cesar Chavez spoke.
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Participants help set up fields and run classroom theory sessions.
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And now we reap a fetid crop from those fields.
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"This kind of marries the two fields together," he said.
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Olmos has worked in Colombia's flower fields for two decades.
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Fields are vast and sparsely monitored; workers are often alone.
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The same jury convicted Fields for these crimes on Friday.
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Rudolph overthrew Washington and cornerback DaMarcus Fields intercepted the pass.
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Spot by Kim Walker at London Fields · London, United Kingdom'dad..?
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Wild parsnip can grow anywhere — fields, lawns, pastures, roadsides, etc.
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Field officers employed by Babban Gona photograph its farmers' fields.
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The little yellow patches are Kepler's various fields of view.
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Following the incident, Fields filed a criminal complaint against Lewandowski.
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Fields covered in snow on the second day of spring.
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The judges are hand selected and leaders in their fields.
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"Then it is a lot of smaller fields," said Nyland.
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Business, other science fields, and liberal arts majors trailed behind.
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But there's an oversupply in most other fields of study.
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They also collected soil samples from the fields in question.
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His neighbours' fields are full of pink and white poppies.
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Other fields of study pose problems for her artificial intelligence.
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But it can still help teachers' assessments in these fields.
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The landscape took them through dense jungle and open fields.
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Weisberg and Fields couldn't make a television show by themselves.
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Fields resigned from Breitbart in the wake of the incident.
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All of this is attracting top talent from other fields.
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By the early 1960s they were looking for new fields.
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Old stone farmhouses overlook terraced fields, fed by mountain rains.
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It's near critical oil fields Mosul's location is incredibly important.
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Now it's moving into more creative fields, such as writing.
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Her father returned from the fields to an apocalyptic sight.
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They live in a pretty cottage out in the fields.
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Different angle of Michelle Fields, Ben Terris and Corey Lewandowski.
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They are the leaders in their scientific fields of expertise.
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Festivalgoers seem to appreciate the dance between fields as well.
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Are we looking at disintegrating stars or unknown force fields?
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Fields told us, "It always tastes better than it looks."
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They operate in fields ranging from cosmetics to under garments.
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That means getting more productivity out of the same fields.
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PODCAST: GEORGIA COTTON FIELDS TO COMMANDING DANGEROUS MISSIONS What's next?
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Police have yet to determine Fields' motivation or any planning.
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Fields didn't disclose how much capital the subsidiary will have.
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The company said Monday that it has terminated Fields' employment.
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" Maher then made his move, saying, "Work in the fields?
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Nearby fields are full of sunflower seeds, avocados and tangerines.
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Unlike other fields, this is an area Trump knows well.
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In principle, those quantum fields should make the vacuum heavy.
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Figures in broad hats walking through fields of tall grass.
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In the footage, Lewandowski can be seen grabbing Fields' arm.
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A lot of open fields, a lot of water way.
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Many are experiencing unusual phenomenon in their fields, she noted.
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So theoretically, they should move in response to electric fields.
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You see the cop pull Fields over for expired tags.
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After all, Apple and Amazon are forerunners in their fields.
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Most of the victims were farmers working in open fields.
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More than 30 people were hurt in Fields' car attack.
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And she strongly advocated for women's inclusion in STEM fields.
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We've been talking about digital oil fields for 20 years.
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In another video, Lewandowski can be seeing reaching toward Fields.
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Fields responded with a tweet showing bruises on her arm.
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"It's been a very strong year for us," Fields said.
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But Fields said he's still bullish on the China market.
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Different fields, even different researchers, identify intelligence in disparate terms.
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"I hope that man serves time," Armentrout said of Fields.
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In March, Fields pleaded guilty to 29 federal hate crimes.
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If not, its known fields will be exhausted in four.
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In some fields, however, Japan still allows itself some swagger.
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Brothers Nuri and Saban both love going to the fields.
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HoloLens 2 can be customized for different fields #mwc2019 pic.twitter.
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Unimpressed, Mr Trump suggested Ms Fields had been threatening him.
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When it was in power the Taliban destroyed poppy fields.
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Since the incident, Fields' lawn mowing business has been booming.
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Prolonged droughts are zapping fields dry from Texas to Tanzania.
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"For many fields, technology doesn't have an application," he said.
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Salgado had to cross illegally, running across fields and highways.
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That afternoon, Fields allegedly ran his car into the crowd.
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Tents cover sports fields and spill outside the facility's gates.
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Technology and market shifts have affected a variety of fields.
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It was unclear whether Fields made eye contact with Martin.
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A judge is set to formally sentence Fields in March.
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Linn operates in California, Wyoming and North Dakota shale fields.
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Fields filed a police report displaying bruising from the incident.
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This is how a lot of fields work these days.
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Both Kirkland Lake and Gold Fields later confirmed the report.
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Without gasoline and spare parts, tractors sat idle in fields.
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Worryingly, in other fields, AI seems often to increase imbalances.
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She has already started looking for jobs in those fields.
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In Nevada and Ohio, he helped clear crowded primary fields.
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It is not just the event fields that are supersized.
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BP operates five oil and gas fields in Norwegian waters.
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Advances in nanotechnology and other fields might lead to breakthroughs.
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Mr. Trump also belittled Ms. Fields while defending Mr. Lewandowski.
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But Fields has made turning around Lincoln a key priority.
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Two of the four fields on offer got no bids.
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But in reality, the world is made up of fields.
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I did two soccer fields at Greenwich Country Day School.
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Today, we have over 10,000 flowers growing in our fields.
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Previously it had been sprayed on fields prior to planting.
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Fields resigned from Breitbart and filed criminal charges against Lewandowski.
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Mr. Fields was fired by the Richland County Sheriff's Department.
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Rodan and Fields bought the company back from Estee Lauder.
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Fields has pleaded not guilty to the hate crime charges.
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Alexis Ingrid Fields and Brian Frank Mapel were married Aug.
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Later, Dollens worked as a roughneck in the oil fields.
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Both would restrict hydraulic fracturing in oil and gas fields.
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Some oil fields are now profitable below $40 a barrel.
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They developed the Yamal natural gas fields with Chinese assistance.
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Fields started sobbing loudly and hyperventilated for a few minutes.
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If convicted, Fields could be sentenced to life in prison.
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The commonwealth argued that Fields intended to harm the counterprotesters.
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Fields did not come to Charlottesville in good mental health.
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As a girl Marta worked in the region's rice fields.
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In his younger days, Mr. Fields specialized in Latinizing standards.
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Mug shot for Tyrone Fields, 19, of Deerfield Beach, Fla.
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It doesn't belong here between old houses and green fields.
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Mr. Trump strongly defended Mr. Lewandowski and belittled Ms. Fields.
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The Elysian Fields were the ancient Greek's answer to heaven.
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Business, law, and education are the next most common fields.
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Her husband left, and she cut rice in the fields.
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And it's music fit for fields of sweaty, dancing kids.
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We braved the muddy fields of Glastonbury to find out.
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We don't ask other fields to stay out of politics.
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Can you speak more about working in these homogeneous fields?
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Aliso Canyon is the biggest of four SoCalGas storage fields.
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Writing and graphic design are other common fields for freelancers.
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But such fields have been found in the last month.
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Alan Fields has been learning this for nearly 25 years.
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They had originally separated crop fields from pastures, he said.
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Look at Prudhoe Bay and all its satellite fields now.
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Over in the fields is where we get our venison.
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Devone Fields is a future high draft pick at linebacker.
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WebPT fields many requests for tours from curious business owners.
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It sunk to the purple fields with a tortured honk.
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Even farmers whose fields have remained dry have faced troubles.
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Spy satellites unfurled antennas nearly as large as football fields.
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CNOOC, meanwhile, wanted greater access to the oil fields themselves.
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I gazed, sheep grazed in fields stretching out to mountains.
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But most people have jobs in far less glamorous fields.
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The kingdom has four more fields that dwarf most others.
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What made this collaborative pulse so strong across many fields?
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Still another could create force fields to protect her friends.
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These fields are only a step away from the sea.
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There are 11 fields, eight grass and three artificial turf.
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Back then, surrounding fields were still used to graze sheep.
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Working in the fields for the first time was hard.
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Russia might also replace European investors in Iranian oil fields.
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Les Thompson walked his fields and checked on the grass.
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They don't take into account emerging fields that cross disciplines.
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It's that these scholars are marginalized in overly specialized fields.
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His parents' home stands on a hill overlooking the fields.
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Hospitals are constantly and regularly targeted, along with agricultural fields.
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The incident between Lewandowski and Fields happened on March 8.
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But Fields didn't file a police report until March 11.
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However, women of the 1980s made history in their fields.
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Some are for farmers to try out in the fields.
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"That's the nature of the Fields Medal," Dr. Ellenberg said.
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Richard T. Jones, Kim Fields and C. Thomas Howell star.
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Officers mounted on horses stood by near the athletic fields.
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Mr. Ducasse fields Mr. de Maistre's softball questions without difficulty.
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How many more slaves are needed in the cotton fields?
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Another day out in the high fields beyond the Downs.
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In certain fields courses on healthcare or accounting is helpful.
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These "witness trees" once marked the edges of farm fields.
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Both fields are controlled by groups aligned with the LNA.
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The surrounding landscape has fields and forest, inhabited by wildlife.
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In Los Angeles, Fields says he takes those concerns seriously.
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Successful groups have members with deep expertise in their fields.
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The company has also branched out into other, innovative fields.
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Above, a driver, Karl Fields, with his truck in Illinois.
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He joined the peasants in the fields during the day.
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The basalt quarries cover the size of two football fields.
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Shields, immortality fields, and bullets were flying in both directions.
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Fields left the game briefly due to a knee injury.
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The company's fields have reserves estimated at 200 million barrels.
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What Fields allegedly did was not speech, it was murder.
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And then you'll see the blaze of the mustard fields.
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Farmers would follow, planting the fields that would feed them.
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"They're too lazy to work in the fields," she said.
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Lee Fields has earned the grit that coats his voice.
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Fields: It's hard because he can beat you both ways.
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They pointed flashlights at open parking lots and vacant fields.
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Avoid open fields and the tops of hills or ridges.
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However, rain can also keep farmers out of the fields.
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Preselected fields make it impossible to detect if user consented.
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Alphabet's Google routinely fields product queries from millions of shoppers.
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But he began to resent helping in the sugar fields.
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Mr. Fields was known as a polished salesman and marketer.
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The swollen waters have spilled out into fields and playgrounds.
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Homegrown stories straight from the fields and farms of America.
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The incident involving Fields spiraled into a spat among journalists.
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The fields, and even the cities, stunk of orange blossom.
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Aliso Canyon is the biggest of its four storage fields.
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Fields of peanuts, cassava, beans and corn have been abandoned.
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In 1993, Fields lost control of the company when Mrs.
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Consider the Army, which currently fields 58 brigade combat teams.
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Sugar cane still sways in fallow fields around the state.
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Between the high rises, dust storms whipped the empty fields.
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Justin Fields led Ohio State to the College Football Playoff.
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Some faculty, even in fields with good opportunities, never consult.
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Sophisticated modeling helps with unpredictability in a bunch of fields.
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Ridley fields all these questions and more like a pro.
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The cause was Parkinson's disease, her son Bruce Fields said.
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Fields are left burned near Port Macquarie on Nov. 11.
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They were "farmers," plowing the same fields over and over.
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Chonte Fields, a young mother who lives in Ashford, Conn.
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Chonte Fields, a young mother who lives in Ashford, Conn.
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The platoon spread through wheat fields to the blast hole.
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It didn't help that protesters occasionally ripped up test fields.
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It makes Blighttown look like the green fields of Teletubbyland.
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He mentioned healthcare, construction, education, and tourism as promising fields.
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She crossed the fields again as the October dark fell.
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Among the first of Bhavsar's undivided fields is "Megha" (1969).
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All trekked north in monsoon rain through forests and fields.
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Would farmers in Iowa convert their fields to tallgrass prairie?
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This is what lies in the fields, moors, and downs.
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