Bottenfield, flanking one of the sides, saw an injured woman.
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Flanking the keyboard are stereo speakers tuned by Bang & Olufsen.
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Flanking the Formation Duo is the more affordable Formation Wedge.
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Note the numerous bodyguards flanking him during the short walk.
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The living room has a working fireplace with flanking bookshelves.
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Try adding two behind the sofa (preferably flanking some amazing artwork).
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There are also two plus symbols flanking a small concave circle.
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These loud, obvious frontal attacks also make flanking moves extremely effective.
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Heroes became an emphasis and tactics revolved around flanking and cover.
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Flanking a skeletal figure are two ships, The Bell and The Roselle.
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It depicts a frontiersman and a conquistador flanking a stylized UNM acronym.
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We're told security was flanking Ronnie and escorted him to an exit.
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The dining room has a similar set of cabinets flanking a window.
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Check out those giant flocks of feathers flanking both of her arms.
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Flanking these facilities will be a 26-story residence for Cornell personnel.
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They consist of a few giant upright boulders flanking a roofless space.
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They can have bowls the size of North West herself flanking the entrances.
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It has extremely thin bezels flanking its 14-inch, 1920 x 1080p screen.
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Adam Nevill's self-published short story collections, flanking his first self-published novel.
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A layered wall fragment flanking the construction absorbs the cabbage juice as well.
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Know the main routes and flanking routes for each map and place yourself accordingly.
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The two interior panels mirror each other, as do the two outer, flanking ones.
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Her hands flanking her mouth, Streep lifted her chin to the sky and whooped.
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Flanking the keyboard are four speakers with Dolby Atmos tuning and a companion app.
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Flanking a seemingly invincible giant in our industry is not only possible, but probable.
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Two large speaker grilles are located on the bottom, flanking the USB-C slot.
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Mr. Corrsin, with two groomsmen flanking him, looked crisp in a simple black tuxedo.
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For him: just two oranges flanking an upright cucumber in line with the bucket.
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There's a fisheye lens in the middle and two 3D depth-sensing modules flanking it.
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Flanking the home button are the open apps button and the back button — also virtual.
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We had two DFW police officers that were called and flanking him on each side.
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The rally was held in a field flanking a main road, surrounded by farm land.
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The drinks are flowing, and the buffet-style food flanking the walls remains mostly untouched.
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Settle into a flanking position once your Ultimate is ready and use it from there.
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Flanking in the distance, a bipedal war machine, similar to Megabots' American Mk. II, approaches.
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Flanking the orrery are the likenesses of Benjamin Franklin, Isaac Newton, and other notable thinkers.
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Argentina drops Aguero again, and starts with Di Maria and Pavon up front flanking Messi.
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Pakistan was then divided into two parts, flanking India in the east and the west.
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The Cuban national anthem rings out of loudspeakers flanking the route, automatically shushing the crowd.
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The light pulsed warm and steady up and down the pilasters flanking a broad Roman arch.
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And flanking the governor was none other than his friend and occasional riding buddy, Billy Joel.
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Two sets of French doors flanking the fireplace open to a deck, also with a fireplace.
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It is smaller than the two other bells flanking it and is covered in pigeon droppings.
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Neither he nor three other senior lawmakers flanking him provided any details of the tentative pact.
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Griffeth sat in the middle of a semicircle with two guests flanking him on each side.
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Flanking it were several other signs, all of them memorializing the victims of the school shooting.
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The oddly labeled command keys flanking the Planck's teensy space bar are the real space savers.
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The flanking bands function architectonically as well as theatrically, curtains pulled back to reveal the stage.
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It's substantial: a stereo speaker with two 4.5-inch woofers and a couple of tweeters flanking them.
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Siouxsie chose a poster depicting two middle fingers flanking the words "BOY BYE," a sly Beyoncé reference.
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Those flanking the central one are missing one or two rungs, throwing their utility into further doubt.
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Two cowboys on horseback flanking a bull seek to tug it to the ground by the tail.
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You've probably never noticed the vacant sculpture-ready niches flanking the Metropolitan Museum of Art's front doors.
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Flanking the living room are the library and a formal dining room, each separated by French doors.
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An orange "zip" is wedged between each of the flanking white bands and the centered, overlaid trapezoids.
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He stands slightly ahead of the two men flanking him, and wears a white shirt and black tie.
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Once again, there are four opportunities — this time, flanking the date of the winter solstice on Dec. 2500.
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Flanking the keyboard are stereo speakers that can get really loud, and the sound projects upwards towards you.
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" The two flanking panthers have an added symbolism to Andrews: "One represents the offense, the other the defense.
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Girls pose for selfies, which once hashtagged they can send to two massive screens flanking the main-stage.
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And unlike in Minnesota, Rubio will always have at least one more playmaker flanking him on the wing.
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Then, still flanking his bed, they all sang a hymn and read briefly but reverentially from the Bible.
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It was much larger than the other house, with a brick exterior and white columns flanking the entrance.
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Flanking it on either side are models of the Church of the Holy Sepulcher and the Western Wall.
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The building has two wings, public and private, flanking an entrance composed of two sets of glass doors.
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He knew the reefs and rocky outcrops flanking the entrance to the Sa Ky as well as anyone.
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It has nine scenes in total: eight smaller pictures featuring St. John the Evangelist flanking a larger central Crucifixion.
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Accordingly, the driver sits front and center with the two passengers seat flanking him or her in the rear.
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Far overhead, a flyboy gunned their burners and brayed between the bank towers flanking either side of the church.
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The festival has six stages, flanking a central plaza with a steel water fountain shaped like a futuristic doughnut.
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It's unclear whether these are stickers or what ... but they've flooded the boulevard, flanking A-listers' like Rob Reiner.
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Ming's dad, Russell Simmons, made an appearance on his ex-wife's feed, with both parents flanking the prom-goer.
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The wait staff at the fancy restaurants flanking the central square did not even bother trying to solicit customers.
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The two branches flanking the Termini Station — the Palazzo Massimo and the Baths of Diocletian — complement each other perfectly.
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Behind me was a portrait of the former president of Syria, Hafez al-Assad; flanking me were the jailers.
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Channel 4 erected an ice sculpture for each of the two missing candidates, flanking the five politicians who attended.
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Meanwhile, the area of the screen directly behind each player, flanking the main game display, shows their in-game avatar.
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Big-screen TVs flanking the stage played a slick video highlighting Clinton's career accomplishments before the event formally kicked off.
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Flanking her are her two besties at work and in life, Sutton Brady (Megann Fahy) and Kat Edison (Aisha Dee).
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Like the Marvel movies that came before it, Endgame still has a buoyancy about it, with humor flanking the seriousness.
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" A reviewer described Mr. Finkel's distinctive visage: "His cheeks are two doormen flanking the long sloping awning of his nose.
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Flanking him and guiding the prime minister's man through the crowds, leaning ever close to his side, was VHP's Sharma.
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Flanking the furnace were several smaller, movable kilns containing colored glass specially formulated to capture the Suomi's arresting blue hues.
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" Quietly, and then with resolve, the women and girls flanking her join in to sing, "Ay, que dolor": "What sorrow.
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On three jumbo screens flanking the main stage, a roiling seascape moved in stormy waves under the logo for Ocean.
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Police were everywhere on Sixth Avenue: on motorcycles; flanking the barricades by Rockefeller Center; many on foot; one on horseback.
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It's also a good idea to make sure your back is to a wall, with as few flanking routes as possible.
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Boston counters with Brad Marchand and David Pastrnak flanking Patrice Bergeron, who produced 970 points in 230 combined regular-season games.
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He has been closely linked to Kim Jong Un's succession, and has been seen flanking the leader on several public visits.
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The rolling hills flanking the road are lush with greenery and corn stalks stretching in every direction from the town center.
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Although the party was held behind gates, they opened for the big Presidential reveal, with a wonky Trump flanking the couple.
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Ice Wall lets you cut off flanking routes or funnel an approaching team into a bottleneck, but aiming can be tricky.
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Tourists were greeted by rubble, excavators and partially-knocked down buildings flanking roads, but caught some glimpses of Boracay's idyllic past.
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Much was revealed to Maguire when he sneaked a glance at the I-love-me walls flanking his prospective boss's desk.
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As they gave chase, the 18-year-old dove into one of the canals flanking the US side of the river.
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And why the remains of Beethoven and Schubert were moved there in 193, now flanking Mozart in a place of honor.
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The bathrooms were resurfaced and retiled, while pewter sconces flanking some of the vanities were cleaned to remove layers of paint.
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He has been closely linked to Kim Jong Un's succession and has been seen flanking the leader on several public visits.
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With jumbo screens flanking the stage, he seemed to play less to the audience than to the cameras that tracked him.
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A wall collection of macramé owls, for example, flanking a massive round firepit in the middle of the lobby sitting room.
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Flanking Alan Pardew, the team's manager, Tevez and Mascherano held up claret-and-blue shirts and smiled for the news media.
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There are two front-firing speakers flanking the screen and they get very loud and sound better than your average laptop.
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The living area has an imposing floor-to-ceiling fireplace clad in dark copper, with built-in shelves flanking the firebox.
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She will throw out the first pitch from her wheelchair, the two teams flanking her along the first and third baselines.
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In one funny sequence, we see his motorcade wending through Washington, DC, with the armored SUVs flanking the comically small popemobile.
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Flanking a bench were shelves of old records and a neon sign from the Trash Bar, a now-shuttered bar in Williamsburg.
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Da Brat won't be muting her friend R. Kelly anytime soon, despite the wave of backlash flanking the controversial R&B singer.
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Petersen divides "Hitch Hiker" into three internal sections, the middle one roughly double the width of the flanking right and left sections.
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But the Tar Heels are just deeper overall, with Joel Berry, Justin Jackson, Kennedy Meeks and Isaiah Hicks flanking Paige and Johnson.
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Wheatcroft crossed the finish line at 3:15PM, five hours and 17 minutes after the start, with Yoo and Bacon flanking him.
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Donald Trump will again take center stage at Thursday night's Republican debate with Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio and John Kasich flanking him.
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The Consoles are Dripping The gold console tables flanking the fireplace in the living room have metallic drips hanging from their tops.
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Manning's FEC filings show she plans to run as a Democrat, though it would appear she's flanking the party to the left.
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Mr. Xi was shown speaking to officers and seated at a central dais, with other members of the military commission flanking him.
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All flanking the 20th Anniversary Mac famously sketched out by Jony Ive before he was head of all things design at Apple.
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The Associated Press reported that skirmishes broke out when the demonstrators tried to get past rows of riot police flanking the building.
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In the evenings I ate rich Burgundian meals of snails and beef and coq au vin at the restaurants flanking the cathedral.
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And there, backstage at Dior Men, stand Kate Moss and Naomi Campbell flanking Yoon Ahn, the designer of the cult label Ambush.
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A "flanking maneuver" in a military sense can mean to attack around a flank to achieve an advantageous position over an adversary.
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As this was the accessible room, there was a fold-down seat in the shower area and metal bars flanking the toilet.
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Elegantly flanking the stage, Joseph Kubera and Adam Tendler each sits at a grand piano, playing an unidentified score by Julius Eastman.
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Many of them are shuttled to the Crowne Plaza, a hulking hotel on the city's crescent-shaped beach flanking the South China Sea.
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I was alerted to this holy edict at the gates to art fair paradise yesterday, two booths flanking the entrance to the event.
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I blamed myself for not getting out of bed the day after the shooting and flanking down news stations to give my opinion.
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Celebrities came out for Clinton at the event, with Amy Schumer sharing a snap of herself and Lady Gaga flanking New York Sen.
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In the clip, presidential dogs Sunny and Bo are shown flanking their mom, as the trio roam the rooms of 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
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The lamps flanking the bed were essentially exposed bulbs encased in steel wires, and secured via bungee cord for major adult camp vibes.
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This narrow band of thick ice encompasses about a million square kilometers flanking the Northern coasts of Greenland and the Canadian Arctic Archipelago.
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Flanking the bust are two telescopes, whose lenses point up to frame two objects placed high in the upper echelon of the courtyard.
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The cruise missile was among five weapons introduced by Mr. Putin, each shown in video mock-ups on giant screens flanking him onstage.
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The sconces flanking the mirror were flea market scores, and Ms. Haller was thrilled to uncover 100-year-old brick in the driveway.
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The spectacular 7,234-yard layout offers superb viewing for fans with grassy banks flanking the fairways and most greens set in natural amphitheatres.
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There are still plenty of operating shops flanking the surrounding blocks, but they're being joined by newer espresso bars, restaurants and clothing boutiques.
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"These achievements are truly impressive, internationally recognized and should not be wasted by the EU," he told reporters flanking Prime Minister Zoran Zaev.
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Greek statuary was mounted on plinths, ditto Egyptian gods, and flanking it all on one wall were the arches of the Roman Forum.
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Flanking him at stirrup level are two half-nude standing figures, one "African," the other "American Indian," who, like porters, carry his rifles.
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The artist installed flanking black and white images of people wearing masks of Levan's face, sometimes in provocatively sexual poses, sometimes seemingly socializing.
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There are three USB ports flanking both sides of the screen as well as two DVD players, which could be used for installing software.
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Thus, it's best to activate Deadeye when you're out of plain sight — you have limited movement during lock-on — and in a flanking position.
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But going whole hog into PC-style controls allows Microsoft to create powerful synergies with Windows, performing a flanking maneuver against arch-rival Sony.
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Flanking the Queen was her husband of 68 years, Prince Philip, who was marking his own special milestone too – he turned 95 on Friday.
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Airbus and Singapore let the good times roll in Toulouse, with giant balloons flanking the airplane and a giant "228,278th" decal affixed to it.
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This new look shows speakers flanking the sides (snazzy) and keycaps that look about the same size as the keys on the new MacBook.
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The real party, of course, is way offshore on a cruise ship full of beautiful, scantily-clad women flanking all sides of Mr. Worldwide.
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Next: two shirtless men flanking a woman in a too-big firefighter's jacket, with the words Her Cocky Firefighters emblazoned in the same font.
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Original Story: SpaceX is flanking the weekend with two launches from opposite coasts — the first of which is taking place this morning from California.
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One living room shows the couple's affinity for monograms, with a "B" and a "G" statue proudly displayed on end tables flanking the fireplace.
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A day later, Rinna uploaded a photo of herself and Harry, 67, flanking Amelia Gray; for the caption, she posted three crying face emojis.
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This week it's come to New York City's Industria art space, complete with titanic twin lip logos flanking the main entrance like sensual sphinxes.
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When my wife and I were designing our kitchen a couple years back, we opted for matching cabinets flanking either side of the fridge.
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The 2400th-century red-brick building, with Greek Doric columns flanking the entrance, was once the home of Richmond's first African-American Baptist church.
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I probably saw over 100 gorgeous waterfalls during our trip, and the sheer size of the mountains flanking the fjords made them absolutely stunning.
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Trump's silhouette appeared on stage, with bright white lights flanking him from below as Queen's "We are the Champions" played to a roaring crowd.
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That night, as she approached her new home, an angry crowd forced the ambulance carrying her and the police vehicles flanking it to stop.
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Traffic from the closed area of I-85 will be directed away from that highway to other interstates, including those flanking the new stadium.
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Wheels In the late '80s, Ferrari engineers — never shy about taking risks — installed small paddles flanking the steering wheels on Enzo's Formula One racecars.
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It didn't occur to me until much later that none of my AI companions ever attacked alongside me when I took this flanking route.
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Check out the guys on the team ... they're now flanking the hottest 13-year-old celebrity in Hollywood ... at least for the next 15 minutes.
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She takes in the identical, black-suited ladies flanking her, then grabs a pair of scissors from the attendant's stash and chops off her hair.
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At the table flanking mine, I recognized Brett Buchert from Instagram, the founder of the Me v PMDD app, sitting between her mother and father.
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Morrison captioned the photo with three simple emojis (😇😔😇): two angel faces — which represent Monteith and Salling — flanking a sad face, representing Morrison.
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There was a balletic performance by two backup dancers flanking the Minnesota rapper Lizzo while she sang Beyoncé's "Hold Up," which blared from the speakers.
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O'Rourke, who will be flanking Warren, began the year as a bona fide top tier candidate but has underperformed expectations and badly needs a reset.
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Mehretu worked on the vast canvases flanking the museum's stairway, each 27 by 32 feet, at an abandoned church in Harlem, close to her house.
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With Queen's "We Are The Champions" ringing out in the convention hall, Trump's silhouette appeared on stage, with bright white lights flanking him from below.
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The quadcore phone has dual LED flash lights flanking its 21 megapixel rear camera, with optical image stabilisation in its front camera, for sharper selfies.
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For one thing, English and Russian translations are projected on two panels flanking the stage, so those who don't speak Yiddish can follow along easily.
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Traditionally, the ball-handler on the break tries to get the ball to the center of the court with guys flanking him on either side.
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At least six government ministers, Cuba's newly named Prime Minister and a small army of plain clothes security flanking Diaz-Canel descended on the city.
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In their variety of chroma and brushwork, they vigorously explore different tensions between the flanking planes of color and the tangles of line between them.
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Warren and Biden used their stage time Thursday to remind voters of this, flanking Biden to his left — and left of the typical primary voter.
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Last year, she topped the console with a pair of vintage brass-and-pyrite lamps by Georges Mathias, flanking a contemporary artwork by Evan Nesbit.
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The headlights, metal grill, and front bumpers of the two flanking cars have been removed and the cavities carefully in filled in and painted over.
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Anna walked past them without looking, her hands in the pockets of her green bomber jacket, her eyes behind reflective sunglasses, her two lawyers flanking her.
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Thanks to the 2018.12 update, the right-hand scroll wheel controls the speed of the vehicle while the buttons flanking that wheel changes the follow distance.
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Once you've found your flanking route, a standard strategy is to run or Shadow Step in, dish out whatever damage you can and Wraith Form out.
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It's slathered in versatile USB-C ports flanking the laptop's new Touch Bar touchscreen display that replaces the traditional row of function keys on the keyboard.
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"After two long years of battling, & fighting tremendously… our sweet Kevin passed away last night," she captioned a photo of herself and her husband flanking Kevin.
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From the speakers flanking him comes a sweet, synthesized drone — complex tones that fill the massive space, lulling the audience into a kind of midday trance.
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Right now everything is on the "stick together" side of the ledger, without many incentives to expand your presence around the map, or make flanking runs.
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The Cielo Vista Mall flanking the Walmart is popular with Mexican shoppers, though most businesses in El Paso are seeing a slowdown in customers from Mexico.
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The kaleidoscope effect was also present on the edges of the catwalk, with 3,000 fashion students and Vuitton workers wearing colored T-shirts flanking the runway.
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Flanking her in the ballroom was 19-year-old Eve Levenson, who's from Los Angeles and helped organize a number of March's protests there last year.
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There is a ground-floor master bedroom with picture-rail molding and built-in wardrobes flanking glass doors that open to a river-facing back deck.
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Attached to the ceiling, it consists of two nearly 20-foot-long metal strips flanking an equally long loop that resembles a giant steel rubber band.
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The Zero 2 sports four number buttons, select, start and a D-pad on the front, with L and R buttons up top, flanking a microUSB port.
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More intimate guests were ushered into a living room to the left, which has a wall of built-in shelves surrounded by Gothic molding flanking a fireplace.
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The fighters can take advantage of territory they know better than the attacking forces, flanking the Iraqi military as it moves through muddy streets slowly in Humvees.
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Interior minister Sajid Javid is widely tipped to stay in a top job - possibly as finance minister - and was spotted flanking Johnson as he arrived before lawmakers.
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"You went through a lot," Mr. Trump coaxed one of the women flanking him, as he bent their allegations against Bill and Hillary Clinton to serve himself.
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He had two creepy redneck goons, Luke Harper and ErickRowan, flanking him as the Wyatt Family, and there was a lacing of class anxiety in his promos.
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The slides pause at certain points and films flanking the screen show a man and a woman in that particular part of the house, including the bathroom.
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Flanking her, with the full-body adoration usually reserved for pet dogs or cult members, were two of her longtime acting students: Francesca Ferrara and Nick Feitel.
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Wall panels fitted with armor-like plates reflect the same dull patina of the zinc work, which also covers the capitals of wooden columns flanking the fireplace.
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In January 2014, during a Sunday prayer for peace in Ukraine, two children flanking Pope Francis at his window in the Apostolic Palace released two white doves.
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There was a bedside stand on either side, a desk and a seating area flanking the windows, and — to the left of the television — a glossy cellarette.
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He described the voting dispute as just another flanking maneuver in the larger fight, and noted that the contest for the grant ended some six years ago.
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Playing it now, I realize that the enemies seem more prone to wandering toward you in a way that approximates flanking, but is clearly no such thing.
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Trim and friendly, he became a popular figure, tasked with praising the state's founders in speeches on "Delaware Day" and flanking the governor at bill-signing ceremonies.
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Two additional riot squadrons marched in, flanking us on three sides and transforming Batiste's home into the fourth barrier, preventing most people from dispersing as repeatedly instructed.
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Flanking the desk, a few very comfortable chairs invite visitors to sit and pick up, flip through, and read the books and magazines to their hearts' content.
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Britain secured the border regions flanking its then colony of Nigeria, naming them the British Cameroons, while France assumed the mandate for the rest of the country.
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"The flanking measures for the free movement of persons are still disputed, for us (they are) simply a red line," Cassis told an event in Bern on Friday.
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With "Britney" flags flanking the stage, Spears waved at the crowd as giant posters of her new show, Britney Domination, illuminated the face of the hotel behind her.
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Like Coachella, many of the major music festivals have their own dedicated websites with streaming video pulled from what gets broadcast on the big screens flanking the stages.
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Queenland's untitled sculpture sits low to the ground surrounded by roses — it would be difficult to even find if not for the four orange Current:LA banners flanking it.
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Almost all men, they have taken jobs scanning the terrain from a watchtower, serving as guards, preparing food and flanking Mr. Bundy at his appearances before the cameras.
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Flanking the display will be two detachable controller sections, giving you hardware controls when you need them, but a device more akin to a smartphone when you don't.
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The bass, treble and volume knobs flanking the right speaker are a nice touch, providing a solid tactile sensation in a world beset by feedback-less touch screens.
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It performed way better than I thought it would — in fact, the only real issue I had was staring at the black bars flanking my 21:9 monitor.
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As the scientists drove out of the valley, Dr. Sanín noticed holes carved by a backhoe in the high earthen bank flanking the road: evidence of recent prospecting.
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Flanking Protti will be Delfina Eberly, who will lead privacy programs audit and oversight, and Vladimir Fedorov, who will lead privacy review across Facebook's product and engineering teams.
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Markle's engagement ring was designed by Harry himself using a central diamond from Botswana and two flanking diamonds that belonged to his late mother, Diana, Princess of Wales.
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The hapless mariner washes ashore — as such sailors usually do — on a deserted island, a tropical, rock-capped outcropping with wide, sandy beaches flanking a dense bamboo forest.
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Mr. Gagnon and Mr. Hoey especially agonized over what figures to put at the center of the display, flanking the mannequin in a Gucci dress, Mr. Hoey said.
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Their proof of concept—published in Nature Communications—only works on mice so far, but they could end up replacing the uterus-flanking, chestnut-sized organs in humans, too.
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Even the contours of a Republican alternative to the DREAM Act, which have been proposed in both the House and the Senate, have received a flanking from the party.
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The 49-second video, taken on a windy spring day in April 2017, shows a lone black target with the words "Boy" and "Girl" flanking a purple-checkered target.
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This is Xiaomi's first phone to use a triple-lens setup, with a 2449-megapixel ultrawide and a 63-megapixel 26x telephoto camera flanking the standard 2128-megapixel sensor.
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A flanking Reaper is always a juicy target for the enemy team, both because of the danger he represents and his inability to survive for long under focused fire.
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Almost everyone on the planet has some familiarity with the Golden Arches, whether beaming out from the side of a Californian highway or flanking a packed street in Bangkok.
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All of the buttons are positioned on the right cup, including a power switch on the side and volume up and down flanking play/pause button on the bottom.
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At Big Cedar Lodge in the Ozark mountain range in Missouri, the 18,000-square-foot wilderness-inspired spa has aspen trees, river stones and moss flanking the hallway entrance.
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Flanking Biden on his other side will be U.S. Senator Cory Booker, who like Harris is black and who last week intensified his criticism of Biden's criminal justice record.
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The first iteration of that unit, with Harrison Barnes next to Green and the Splash Brothers flanking Iguodala on the wing, played 172 minutes during the 2015-16 season.
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He didn't play bass on Dance On The Blacktop, but he brings a frontman's dynamism to the rhythm section, often playing center stage with Brandon and Nicky flanking him.
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But what's special is that when you emerge, you join a crowd watching the scenes replayed in third-person from two black-and-white projectors flanking a massive egg.
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The moment we hear of Carter's suicide, four lights flanking the screen blind us with one synchronized flash, and we see the photograph in discussion, for but a moment.
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Flanking Roosevelt's right side is an American Native chief, while on his left strides an African man in sandals and what appears to be a Maasai warrior's Shuka robe.
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With a wall of blockers flanking him, Fields returned the pick 5183 yards for a touchdown that tied the score at 2518 with 21:244 left in the first quarter.
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A who's who of New York City area Republicans was arrayed behind him, with former mayor Rudy Giuliani, Trump's consigliere and frequent mouthpiece, flanking Donovan as the guest of honor.
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Warren and Sanders were placed next to each other at center stage, and acted seemingly in concert on Team Medicare-for-all, parrying the jabs from the moderates flanking them.
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All three boosters are then meant to fly back to the Earth: the flanking ones to landing pads at the Cape, the central one to a barge in the ocean.
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And just a few hundred yards down the beach, flanking the Harriman Rumsey house, are Castle Gould and the immense Guggenheim manor 'Falaise,' a major party crib in the Twenties.
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Every section was filled with weird twists and turns that disrupted lines of sight, and packed with oddly placed rooms that existed solely to provide a position for flanking attacks.
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Friends from 931 whoop and cheer from their booths flanking the stage, and though not everyone dances, even the row of cross-armed executive types in the back nod along.
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With South Africa's Chad Le Clos the middle man, and Phelps and Hungary's Laszlo Cseh flanking him on either side, they joined hands and stepped up together to the podium.
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They raised three flagpoles at their parking lot encampment, with white flags of the city of Chicago and the Cubs in the middle, and matching blue Cubs pennants flanking them.
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Investigators are looking into reports the US troops tried unsuccessfully to send the Nigerien forces they were accompanying around in a flanking maneuver to counterattack from the side and rear.
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The British came close to penning in the entire colonial force after marching through what are now the Flatlands, East New York and Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhoods in a flanking maneuver.
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The house did not look like much, but it faced the port, had two royal palm trees flanking its front door, and inside was an architectural gem in the rough.
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At the entrance to the European Paintings collection, on the walls flanking the doorway, the museum's European Paintings curator, Erika Holmquist-Wall, had placed two recent paintings by Tiffany Calvert.
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DISRUPTIONS Infections have jumped in two cities flanking Wuhan, where the new virus is believed to have originated, raising concerns that new hot spots are emerging despite strict transport restrictions.
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Switzerland in 2004 introduced "flanking measures" to protect Swiss wages and working conditions, two years after a deal to let EU citizens live and work in the country came into effect.
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Behind them they left the new republic of India and the Islamic republic of Pakistan, the latter divided into East and West regions and flanking the Indian peninsula on both sides.
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But rather than using him in his usual third-line slot, Blues coach Craig Berube inserted him on the fourth line and left Alexander Steen and Fabbri flanking center Tyler Bozak.
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In all of the leaked images that have surfaced of the alleged iPhone 7 and 7 Plus there are two sets of speaker holes on the bottom flanking the Lightning port.
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There are also a trio of skeletons flanking the entryway — and a zombie-like creature who may or may not be motion activated to get that extra scream out of guests.
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In 2011, the archmodernist Parisian architect Dominique Perrault won a closed competition to transform the Pavillon Dufour and the attached Old Wing flanking the Royal Courtyard into a proper reception hall.
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North Korean armor and infantry pours across the DMZ, thrusting through and around Seoul and down the coastal highways, flanking U.S. and allied forces paralyzed by EMP and unable to maneuver.
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Near an oak plank dining table and a stove top with a cluster of espresso makers are weathered Adirondack chairs flanking a reclaimed metal barrel that gathers rain from the roof.
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You might use floral arrangements at food stations since people will congregate there, or if all eyes are on a live band, then tall arrangements flanking them might be worth it.
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Fashion Street is on the western edge of Fort, along Mahatma Gandhi Road, flanking a big public park, Azad Maidan, and branching off into Karmaveer Bhaurao Patil Road to the south.
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The Lightning have earned points in 16 games in a row, with winning streaks of eight and seven games flanking an overtime loss to the Winnipeg Jets, a Western Conference power.
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The animals mostly stay outdoors while the husband's swaddled corpse is inside, propped against the wall in a seated position, open hands flanking his head as if in permanent deep thought.
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It's not likely that the architect Peter Marino consciously mined this art-historical moment when channeling Picasso for his sculptures and collages flanking The Lobster Club, but it's a nice thought.
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Photos of two security guards flanking the painting on display brings up a lot of questions, and makes you wonder who decides what is and is not permitted in such situations.
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One of the strongest pairings is O'Keeffe's "Abstraction Blue," a composition bisected by a line of light, beside Pearl C. Hsiung's dynamic painting construction of abstracted trees flanking a vertical sunset.
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In the outer, flanking panels, Mitchell largely fills the rest of the canvas with rounded and squashed blue, green, and dark, brownish-red forms, over which she paints a tangle of lines.
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"This moment never would have happened without the tireless work of these two flanking: HW. Keri Thompson and Nick DiGuadio," Evans' lawyer, Carrie Goldberg, tweeted about the officers who perp-walked Weinstein.
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His ultimate ability is "Minefield," which — as the name suggests — allows him to deploy a field of mines, which should be useful for closing off lanes for flanking foes or defending checkpoints.
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Trump and Clinton didn't appear to acknowledge each other as they arrived to take their seats flanking Cardinal Timothy Dolan, the archbishop of New York, at the Waldorf-Astoria in New York.
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The bulk of the action occurs when a defending team is met by the attacking team, but the difference-making players are usually flanking or readying an ultimate from a strategic location.
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While the previous breaks for quick wardrobe changes were musical interludes, this energizing single got the karaoke — and electro — treatment as the song's lyrics appeared on the huge screens flanking the stage.
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Either way, Kristaps was cool enough to make time for all the fanboys flanking him on the street ... talkin' hoops and droppin' high-5s like the true King of NY (sorry, LeBron).
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MADRID — It's hard to imagine that the property on the corner with the whitewashed windows and the potted plants flanking the front door was ever anything but a three-bedroom family home.
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Hosted in a sprawling hotel ballroom by Business Chicks, which bill itself as Australia's largest community for women, the scene included large screens flanking the stage and goody bags on every seat.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Inside the newly expanded San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, one of the most startling sights is the absence of works on the towering walls flanking the main zigzagging staircase.
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First off, the driver sits in the center of the car with two passenger seats flanking him or her on either side, as you might be able to tell from the interior photo.
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In the last ones in the group, "The Bath" and "Untitled" (both 1988), the artist places the tub, faucet, and flanking handles in the middle of the composition, rising up from bottom edge.
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Her low health pool and support role means Ana's usually off behind the rest of her teammates, which gives Reaper and Tracer an easy flanking target to pick on as they move in.
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You get a bunch here, directly embedded into the silicone bezel — there's one of the left that toggles the front lighting, and two page turn buttons flanking the home button on the right.
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On one side is a kitchen with maple cabinets, quartz countertops and stainless-steel appliances, as well as a seating area with built-in cabinets and a wet bar flanking the brick fireplace.
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The six largest paintings charge ahead by partly circling back, flanking the calligraphic circuitry that Mr. Marden has pursued for three decades — with areas of solid color reminiscent of his early monochrome paintings.
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" A few dozen women looked on, flanking the aisles of a convention center space in St. Charles, Missouri, the programs in their laps reading: "Don't Be Weird: Ineffective Messaging In The Pro-Life Movement.
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In a short, impromptu press conference, flanking a speech on infrastructure, Trump defended some of the white supremacy rally's participants, made the case for Confederate statues, and equated neo-Nazis to leftist activist groups.
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The move confirms a series of schematic that leaked before Wednesday's event, which showed the alleged iPhone 7 and 7 Plus with two sets of speaker holes on the bottom flanking the Lightning port.
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Viewpoints tend to stick toward tanks or DPS characters in the middle of the action, and viewers end up missing big plays that come from flanking players because the producers don't know they're there.
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Flanking both sides of the phone are hand-painted signs that read "Robert's Market" and "Kimberly Party Supply" — but the latter stands out because it abuts a mural bursting with red, yellow, and orange.
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It features "a perfect, round, brilliant diamond around four-and-a-half to five carats and about a half carat of round, brilliant diamonds flanking the center stone on the band," Villepigue told E!
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They attempted to flee, but the flames were flanking and sometimes in the middle of the road, and her surgery left her unable to run or even walk if the fire overtook the car.
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However, the summary says that team leader assessed that his combined force could defeat the threat and he and the commander of the Nigerien contingent led a flanking counter attack, killing four ISIS fighters.
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A Unesco World Heritage site, the fjord is the movie's true commanding star, with soaring verdant and denuded rock walls flanking a glassy inlet that snakes along for miles before spilling into the sea.
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You're laughing at the racists you believe to be flanking Trump's rallies, meaning you're laughing at the "poorly educated," meaning you're laughing at the poor—emotionally and fiscally—being duped by this orange huckster.
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The flanking hitscan player remained a thorn in Houston's side for the entire series, warping the game around him, while the rest of the Outlaws managed to take advantage of the pressure he exerted.
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He arrived out of shape to start his first full season with the Heat, and then put up solid-but-not-sterling numbers as he worked his way back, flanking Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh.
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While they can't be verified, the 3D renders do appear to match many existing rumors, including the removal of the home button and touch-sensitive buttons flanking it, and significantly slimmer top and bottom bezels.
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"We're defining a community," Ms. Bilbao said with excitement, seated at a long table in her glass-walled fourth-floor office looking out at the treetops flanking Mexico City's central artery, Paseo de la Reforma.
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Flanking the ensemble on either side are walls of a sort that gently taper down from the rear of the orchestra toward the front of the stage, from about 16 feet in height to eight.
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Having Mr. Snowden act as the interviewer was a brilliant marketing tactic — the packed auditorium erupted into cheers when his face first appeared on the screens flanking the stage — but it also made philosophical sense.
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The Cavs could try a super-small group with James as the true power forward next to Thompson, plus two of Shumpert, Smith, and Dellavedova flanking Irving on the wing, but that sacrifices their biggest advantage.
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During a four-hour livestream that's been viewed 2000 million times, Unicorn Riot filmed 2250 officers with automatic weapons flanking Oceti, so that activists were forced to crowd dangerously onto a frozen river or risk arrest.
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Their starting point is that much research has been done on the direct interactions of activist interest groups and business/academic/political groups, but much less has been done on the indirect effects of radical flanking.
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There was no one in line in front, although the restaurants flanking the reception were bustling at mid-day with what I presumed to be a combination of tourists, the local lunch crowd, and miscellaneous hipsters.
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" (Lizzo was the episode's musical guest.) After Murphy thanked these comedians, as well as the other special guests flanking him on stage, including Alec Baldwin and Maya Rudolph, Murphy exuberantly screamed out, "I love you all!
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It is visible in the art galleries and clothing boutiques flanking the new 2-mile streetcar line, and in the open-air bar and restaurant promenade that is packed with people when the weather is nice.
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What you can't bring -- from guns to drums Ticketholders for the inaugural ceremony, which will take place at the foot of the Capitol, can enter through six public security checkpoints flanking the National Mall and Reflecting Pool.
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The game's AI really helps, straddling a deliberately fine line between the enemies being smart—they're capable of flanking you and putting the pressure on when things get hairy—and also on the fun side of dumb.
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There are no design credits for the simple set, two striped beach cabanas flanking a four-piece onstage band, or for the costumes, black bodysuits that travel through time with the addition of assorted tops and accessories.
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Two people dance naked alongside one entryway, their bodies defined unlike the amorphous figures of the later cut-outs; flanking an adjacent portal are an eerie cloaked skeleton and a woman-like being with razor-sharp teeth.
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As negotiations over a rescue picked up in Washington last week, it was Republicans pressing for direct cash assistance to Americans, irritating progressive Democrats who feared the GOP was out-flanking the Democratic Party on the left.
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"The presence of these women around him made me understand there is a whole demographic of American women who think that this" — meaning the beautiful women flanking a man who has attacked others — "is pretty much O.K."
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A crowd of nearly 300 politicians, Supreme Court judges and their spouses watched the proceedings, in which palace chamberlains placed an imperial sword, jewels and seals, all wrapped in silk cloth, on cypress benches flanking the stage.
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In return for some of the land flanking the tidal creeks where their mangroves stood, locals recalled, the company would provide running water, electricity and much-needed employment for youths in the surrounding area, known as Pitas.
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The seven- to nine-story apartment blocks flanking Karl Marx Allee, named after the German political philosopher who wrote "The Communist Manifesto" and "Das Kapital", were built between 1952 and 1960 in the socialist wedding-cake style.
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The photos, taken on Monday, show what appear to be at least 40 ships and submarines flanking the carrier Liaoning in what some analysts described as an unusually large display of the Chinese military's growing naval might.
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The main level has an open floor plan, with the living room — which has a bay window and brick fireplace with a gas insert and flanking bookshelves — flowing into a kitchen with steel appliances and granite counters.
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But if you don't need all those pixels, you can still just go with the full HD.HP's made the wise decision to add twin Bang & Olufsen-tuned speakers on the top side of the device, flanking the keyboard.
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Peter Pennoyer, who focuses on classically inspired design at Peter Pennoyer Architects in New York, came up with a grand gate-like structure with two double-helix columns that become elaborate finials on top, flanking a copper roof.
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This history was visible in paintings, which are badly preserved, on the east and west walls of the cella; one is a figural scene showing two saints possibly flanking (according to archaeologist Elżbieta Jastrzębowska) the Virgin and Child.
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To avoid directly addressing the difficult issues involved with valuing donated property — caused in part by the IRS's own regulations — the IRS decided on a flanking attack against long-established and standard land donation language in conservation deeds.
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On returning to New Orleans in the 1840s, she oversaw the design and construction of the Pontalba Buildings, two red-brick rowhouse complexes flanking the Place d'Armes, which was renamed Jackson Square after Andrew Jackson at her instigation.
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Flanking his big sister is 6-year-old Dominic Luciano, doing justice to Zack Morris (Mark-Paul Gosselaar) in a '90s-print top and acid-washed jeans — finishing the look off with Zack's iconic oversized cell phone, of course.
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In reality, the 133-pound laptop is actually four-tenths of an inch thicker, with thinner 4.9mm bezels flanking the screen (which are 60 percent thinner than the last gen's) that make it appear to have a smaller footprint.
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"I'm glad he's finally pushing back, it should plug the leak, but he still needs to pull this off in prime time with both Harris and Booker flanking him on the dais," said one Democratic strategist who supports Biden.
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The Neediest Cases Fund Angels are everywhere in the Muñiz family's apartment in the Bronx: paintings of angels on the wall, ceramic angels flanking the ancient VCR, angels strumming lyres or blowing little golden trumpets on the bathroom shelves.
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Those ethical and legal challenges associated with these models so captivated the public's attention that in the summer of 1970, Newsweek ran a cover story titled "Is Privacy Dead?" detailing the "massive flanking attack" of computers on modern society.
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Flanking this central piece are 25 boxes of documents related to the cases, as well as blown-up transcripts of testimony by George Zimmerman, who shot and killed Trayvon Martin, and Darren Wilson, the police officer responsible for Brown's death.
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He has the health pool of a hero that's built to be on the front lines but his lack of damage mitigation — he has nothing like Reinhardt's, Winston's or Zarya's shields — and range of abilities make him more suited to flanking.
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Starting around 27, snarky younger social media users have been sharing screenshots from episodes of Arthur and flanking them with satirical and adult captions (for example, projecting fantasies about sugar daddies dying and bestowing their entire fortune on a cackling Arthur).
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A genius at combining offensive and defensive maneuvers, Longstreet led his 28,000 men in a flanking movement -- described as the largest simultaneous mass assault of the war -- and routed the Union Army at the Second Battle of Bull Run in 1862.
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Since these I.E.D. blasts hit vehicles broadside, the Army responded by flanking them with armor plates and replacing windows with "Pope glass" — two-inch-thick transparent armor of the type that keeps His Holiness whole on his own tours of duty.
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"You can plop it in a dead corner and suddenly everything comes to life," said Miles Redd, who dressed up the solarium of a California home he designed that was featured in Architectural Digest with six-foot-tall flanking fiddle-leafs.
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In "March" (2018-2019), the composition's flanking gray bands help concentrate the viewer's attention on the faintly gridded square overlaid with hesitant red-brown, gray, and dirty-white, ribbon-like lines tangling and untangling across the center of the painting.
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"A Unesco World Heritage site, the fjord is the movie's true commanding star, with soaring verdant and denuded rock walls flanking a glassy inlet that snakes along for miles before spilling into the sea," Manohla Dargis wrote in The Times.
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Departing from the Roosevelt monument (which features a Black man and a Native man flanking an equestrian Roosevelt) a thousand people defied the expectations of the museum and police alike by marching up Central Park West and into the park itself.
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It&aposs not good for the country that the 0democratic Party has moved so far to the left that they are now flanking some European left wing parties because you have to imagine at some point, these jokers could be back in power.
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Gameplay is essentially point-and-click, but flanking enemy soldiers with a well placed laser turret or a dramatic last minute rescue from Obi Wan Kenobi (you select and place him on the field as if he were a vehicle) is very satisfying.
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That's a great feature just on its own, but Xiaomi has added a pressure-sensitive system that enables you to map the buttons located on the flanking corners of the screen; you trigger them by pressing harder on that part of the screen.
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On the far wall of the gallery — our destination — Williams has installed "Mass Murder" (2017), which consists of a grid of five rows of small paintings, which flanking a ladder-like structure placed in the middle of the wall, leaning against it.
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The dashboard is simple and clean, but still offers three monitors to keep an eye on things, including a central display offering real-time data from the car, with the flanking screens showing feeds from rear-view cameras seated behind the front wheels.
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Meanwhile, in Chelsea, a 40,000-strong city flanking Boston, some residents worried pot dispensaries would draw the wrong crowd: people determined to get super high and disturb child-friendly neighborhoods, City Councilor Damali Vidot told me outside of City Hall last week.
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The varied surface, which seems to condense in darker shades on the flanking sides of the central blue-white mass, has attributes you would readily associate with snow as it hovers on the porous border between abstraction and figuration, two increasingly meaningless generalities.
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You may have assumed, as I did, that the limestone exterior — two colossal allegorical figures (war and peace, or victory and family) flanking a dedication to the men and women who fought in World War II — was the monument in its entirety.
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On a chilly, overcast day, Scalia's casket was carried up the courthouse's grand marble stairs and into its Great Hall by Supreme Court police officers in ceremonial dress, with a group of former Scalia law clerks flanking them in two long lines.
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"It is not a coincidence that Democratic senators of West Virginia and Ohio" -- Joe Manchin and Sherrod Brown, both of whom are up for reelection in 2018 -- "were flanking the president when he is signing the Interdict Act into law," Conway said.
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Renzi said earlier on Thursday that the Bank of Italy had done a poor job of banking oversight under Visco and he would prefer to see him replaced, flanking the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement which has campaigned actively for Visco to go.
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On Soccer MANCHESTER, England — Occasionally, as the players of Manchester City and Everton strode through the tunnel on their way back to their changing rooms, one would glance out of the corner of his eye at the walls of glass flanking them.
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It also represents a clever and unprecedented flanking that augments the more tried-and-true public health approaches to limit smoking in the US and abroad: increasing the price of a pack through taxes, and covering those packs in warnings and off-putting images.
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If you take Montrose Boulevard toward the Rice campus, past Richmond Avenue and over Interstate 20143, before you hit the rotunda by the museums flanking Main Street, you'll pass block after block of effervescent homes, crowded but tidy, with porches spilling greenery onto the street.
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It wasn't the half-dozen Hamas heavies flanking him at the long table in a fancy hotel in Doha, Qatar, that caught my attention, but the Hamas activists and honchos in Gaza, who were beamed in by satellite and staring down from jumbo TV screens.
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Three are hung like sheets on a clothesline in an inverse arrangement to the video screens, with the two flanking sculptures in front and the central one behind, while the screens are installed so that the center is forward and the sides hang back.
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In one, "Mondrian's Room, Philadelphia" (2016), which measures less than seven by eight inches, there is a view of three Mondrians, two on the walls flanking a doorway and a diamond one visible through it, in an interior of the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
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The speaker grilles are positioned the same way they have been on previous systems, flanking the keyboard on either side, though the perforated surface takes up a bit more space this time around, encroaching ever closer to the QWERTY and edge of the system.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - A jump in infections in two Chinese cities flanking Wuhan, the epicenter of a rapidly-spreading virus epidemic, is fuelling fear that new hot spots are emerging in a province where strict transport curbs have already brought most activity to a halt.
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It's not unusual for those grieving at Alternative Funeral and Cremation Services to find comfort in a display of motorcycles or antique cars flanking the chapel, or even to see a custom-made giant duck blind splayed in front to celebrate the life of an avid outdoorsman.
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Retrieving the private key to the Bitcoin wallet required puzzle players to combine and extract two pieces of data from the painting: the data hidden in the flames flanking its edges, and the data hidden in the ribbons tied around the key in the bottom right corner.
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Now, we're back with a list of the coolest features that drivers will find when they get behind the wheel of a Tesla Model S. The car is absolutely jam-packed with technology, from cameras flanking every angle to a built-in sketchpad for bored passengers.
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In an acrylic-and-collage painting on paper, "Cabinet of Horrors" (2017), a central dome with two flanking walls, like a triptych or expressionistic Capitol Building, is covered in rows of cock-faces — some reminiscent of Trump, others of skulls — juxtaposed with photographs of Trump and Hitler.
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But newspapers in India reported it as a business meeting, illustrated with a photograph of the beaming real estate executives — Atul Chordia, Sagar Chordia and Kalpesh Mehta — flanking the future president, and indicated that the builders and Mr. Trump's organization are planning further collaborative real estate projects.
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BEIJING, Jan 2204 (Reuters) - A jump in infections in two Chinese cities flanking Wuhan, the epicentre of a rapidly-spreading virus epidemic, is fuelling fear that new hot spots are emerging in a province where strict transport curbs have already brought most activity to a halt.
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Bonwit Teller, whose windows were once designed by Salvador Dalí, Jasper Johns and Robert Rauschenberg, and which was housed in a building on 57th Street with Art Deco bas-reliefs flanking its ninth floor, was unceremoniously demolished to make room for Trump Tower in 1980. Fah!
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PACIFIC, Mo. — The floodwaters that swept away cars and swamped living rooms decorated for Christmas slowly drained from homes and businesses outside St. Louis on Friday, leaving behind months of cleanup as the threat of record-breaking floods headed south toward towns and farm communities flanking the Mississippi River.
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From a design perspective, the ZenFone V looks kind of dull, and the bezels flanking the screen look painfully large compared to newer (and more expensive) flagships like the Samsung Galaxy S8, Essential Phone, LG V30, and iPhone X. Things are equally uninspired when it comes to specs.
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There, in a genteel reminder of Mr. Heatherwick's work in South Africa, Perry Chin, a former Pei staffer, tucks two sunlit galleries into previously empty spaces in the northwest and northeast towers, flanking a new rooftop sculpture terrace — an idea the museum and Mr. Pei had discussed for years.
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Then they waited as construction on their new apartment dragged on — including the installation of custom bookshelves and cabinetry flanking the fireplace, and built-in speakers integrated within ceiling beams, which Ms. Kamel had designed and negotiated as part of the deal — before moving in a year later.
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Dramatic streetlamp chiaroscuro brings out cranial associations in two egg-shaped cedar trees flanking the gate of a white picket fence on a residential street in Venice, California, while the blackened silhouettes of a truly bizarre, Medusa-like tree and an apartment block loom in the near-darkness beyond.
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As the council begins its task, though, Trump sought the tech industry's help, convening a day of private brainstorming sessions with top executives on Monday afternoon — and several of those leaders, flanking Trump at a table later in the evening, responded with a few asks of their own.
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Although it may be hard to sympathize with the deprivations of the inordinately wealthy, it is every bit as discordant to see midmarket retail chains flanking Billionaire's Row as it is to observe drugstore after drugstore in parts of the city that still adhere to bohemian self-characterization.
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Typical of Pylypchuk's figurative sculptures, these are cobbled from everyday objects and junkyard scraps: The "king" is primarily composed of a stack of tires, while the flanking figures are assembled from wood planks and tires, and the rest have soccer balls for heads and utility gloves for feet.
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While many have noted that these figures are reminiscent of the famed Erechtheion caryatids at the Acropolis in Athens, the coiled bronze garments of The NewOnes take both the fluted robes of the Erechtheion caryatids and the exteriors of the flanking Corinthian columns and turn them inside out.
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So what are we supposed to make of President Trump's fascination with these hulking relics and his decision to display them in Washington during Thursday's Fourth of July celebration, flanking himself with M1A2 Abrams tanks and Bradley armored vehicles as he delivered a tribute to America's armed forces?
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So what are we supposed to make of President Trump's fascination with these hulking relics and his decision to display them in Washington during Thursday's Fourth of July celebration, flanking himself with M1A2 Abrams tanks and Bradley armored vehicles as he delivered a tribute to America's armed forces?
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The feisty likes of Montrezl Harrell and Patrick Beverley, flanking a better-than-ever Tobias Harris, continue to make the Clippers more bizarrely competitive than anyone imagined heading into a summer in which they appear well positioned to make the loudest free-agent noise in franchise history. 15.
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So, I asked the public affairs person what happens during the ceremony, and they gave me two options of where to shoot — either from straight on, which would basically be a shot of them with their hands on their hearts and the honor guard flanking them — a very formal picture.
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Following her announcement, Shaw posted a creative sign reading "WINNIE, I SMELL … A CHILD" and "It's just a bunch of Hocus Pocus" — two quotes from the film — flanking a positive pregnancy test and drawings of the three iconic Sanderson sisters, made famous by Sarah Jessica Parker, Bette Midler and Kathy Najimy.
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The professionalized presentation, with two teleprompters flanking the lectern in a third-floor ballroom of the Trump SoHo hotel in Manhattan, represented a stark contrast to how Mr. Trump has handled the last month of his campaign, and came two days after he fired his much-maligned campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski.
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The "Jersey Shore" star was spotted Sunday morning leaving E11EVEN Miami at the ass crack of dawn around 6 AM ET. Looks like he was raging the night away with some good company -- a couple of baddies were kinda flanking him as he made his way out of the club.
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The room is equipped with comfortable seating, a large wraparound desk housing three monitors, countless books — most of them strategy guides — lining floor to ceiling shelves on one wall, and various macabre knick-knacks, from Lovecraftian posters to the crown jewel: Two replica Egyptian sarcophagi flanking the flatscreen like golden guardian deities.
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I do most of my clothes-shopping at Walmart and Goodwill but am currently wearing a gray T-shirt with images of an MK-19 grenade launcher and a TOW missile tube flanking the word "Destroyers," which I got when I was an infantryman in the Army—it was a unit T-shirt.
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