Water levels are now just 10 centimeters (four inches) below the record high of 194 centimeters (six feet four inches) set in 1966.
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Everybody on that team could have been four inches -- including coaches -- coulda been four inches to a foot better that game, for 60 minutes, and the outcome could've been different.
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"I would say I took off four inches," he says.
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"Four inches has never been so satisfying," the caption reads.
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About three to four inches of snow were forecast for Newark.
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He stretches 12 feet, four inches long and weighs 998 pounds.
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You have half a small fish and four inches of water.
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"I've probably lost close to four inches around my waistline," says Vertes.
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Four inches of snow fell in the area that night, KUTV reported.
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Sixteen feet by ten feet by four inches: monumental and monstrously heavy.
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If that happens, global waters would rise by four inches (10 cm).
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Erect, it is four inches, which is not micro but very small.
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Taller by approximately four inches, Orono appears to tower over his opponent.
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Back pockets on jeans should be a minimum of four inches across.
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Amazon offers three different lengths: four inches, three feet, and six feet.
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There were probably three to four inches of snow on the ground.
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I am in solitude, with my feet four inches off the ground.
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Don't go out unless the ice is at least four inches thick.
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The knife had penetrated more than four inches and severed an artery.
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When I put it on, it made me about four inches wider.
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But you'll be a total asshole who's four inches taller than everyone else.
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Even still, the four inches I was sporting made me want to die.
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Ownership of the four inches would change hands only 21% of the time.
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But on the other hand, they recommend drilling four inches into the surface.
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Some places might see as much as four inches in the coming days.
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They'll wear ankle boots that are close to three or four inches high.
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The slats are spaced about four inches apart inside of a fabric cover.
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The bindings were about four inches thick and covered in a canvas material.
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He remembers driving with about four inches of water on his cockpit floor.
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RokBlok is truly portable as it's two inches tall and four inches long.
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Over the past 30 years, he has watched annual rainfall drop by four inches.
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At times, torrential downpours were dropping up to four inches of rain per hour.
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It's four inches long, less than two inches wide, and weighs only six ounces.
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Madagascar roaches are nearly four inches long, and, as their name suggests, they hiss.
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It measures about 16 inches by 12 inches and stands about four inches high.
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But high on the beam, which is barely four inches wide, I felt invincible.
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It's DJI's smallest three-axis gimbal so far, measuring slightly over four inches tall.
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You need at least two to four inches of mulch to make an impact.
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He is handsome, but under 5-foot‑7 — some four inches shorter than Vivien.
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Atlantic City is expected to get four inches, according to the National Weather Service.
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He was great in the third set against del Potro, but there are just gaps now, and the gaps are so small: an occasional missed return he wouldn't have missed, an occasional groundstroke four inches long instead of four inches inside the baseline.
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It's about four inches in diameter and just over an inch and a half tall.
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The stacked supports stick out from the wall as much as three or four inches.
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Would such fights be prevented if ownership of those four inches were up for auction?
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Michelle Obama — 5-Foot-11The first lady has a good four inches on the actor.
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It's available on Amazon and fits best on people below six feet four inches tall.
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The Osmo Pocket stands just four inches tall and weighs barely over four ounces (116g).
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Marshalltown received about four inches of new snow at the time of the boy's disappearance.
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In the past four decades, global average sea levels have risen by about four inches.
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In the crux of the vinyl rests a solid steel lozenge about four inches long.
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He was 25 feet 216 inches tall, four inches taller than his petite royal bride.
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Short—three or four inches shorter than me—but bulky round the chest and shoulders.
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"I looked like a monster," she said, adding that her left cheek sagged four inches.
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The Equinox is more than four inches shorter now but retains the same interior space.
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It is approximately six by four inches and about an inch and a quarter thick.
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He was on the end, standing four inches taller than the man next to him.
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They need to be underground and shielded with at least four inches of thick concrete.
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People very rarely look me in the eye—they prefer to stare about four inches below.
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A camera on the arm revealed between two and four inches of duricrust beneath the surface.
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Still, this person told me to lose four inches in three months time, without any help.
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A camera on the arm revealed between two to four inches of duricrust beneath the surface.
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When we finally leave, traffic is terrible and there are about four inches of snow outside.
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It weighs less than once ounce (23 grams) and is approximately four inches (10 centimeters) long.
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Correction: An earlier version of this story said Alaska Airlines' maximum heel height is four inches.
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Pumas, bats, hippopotamuses, gila monsters, some "turtles less than four inches in length," skunks and dolphins.
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The teardrop-shaped diffuser is around six inches tall and four inches wide at the base.
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" He added: "He claims he is five feet four inches tall, but it doesn't really matter.
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By 12, he was about 4 feet 11 inches; by 14, he was four inches taller.
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With the pop-top activated, the standing height in the vehicles achieves 6-foot, four inches.
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She's paired her outfit with high-heeled block sandals that add four inches to her short frame.
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The columns are spaced about four inches apart, too narrow for even a child to squeeze through.
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Hansel & Gretel is the size of a man's foot—almost 14 inches long, and four inches wide.
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The National Hurricane Center still expected two to four inches of rain to fall on the area.
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He breathes out, pulls his belly button in and comes up four inches, like a small crunch.
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But at four inches long with shrivelled skin that's veiny and loose, it looks very penis-y.
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Up to four inches of rain was forecast through Tuesday in parts of western Ireland and Scotland.
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The Portable Home Speaker is about 7.5 inches tall, four inches wide, and it weighs 2.3 pounds.
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I was able to pull focus on a little fake plant from around three or four inches.
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The tooth of one of these beasts was recently uncovered, and it was nearly four inches long!
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In Gifu Prefecture, for example, more than four inches of rain fell in just one hour overnight.
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Two to four inches of snow are expected, but the flurries should ease up by Saturday evening.
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More specifically, who owns the four inches of knee-space into which a passenger can recline his seat?
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The satellites were smaller than your standard CubeSat, which is just four inches in height, length, and width.
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The company's signature vehicle is the Dove, measuring in at just a foot long and four inches wide.
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The prostate gland, reachable through three or four inches of probing, is also an erogenous zone for men.
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Boldt 70KL's interior height is six feet, four inches, while the interior width is five feet, 10 inches.
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And she's six feet tall—at least four inches taller than every UFC women's bantamweight champion to date.
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The maps fix the Cadillac's global position to within four inches, backed by onboard cameras, radar and GPS.
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A loft of at least four inches is a side sleeper's best bet in maintaining neutral spine alignment.
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While most are less than four inches in diameter, even tiny objects can threaten spacecraft and communications satellites.
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When it was eventually located, the kit—reportedly sitting in four inches of water—was a total write-off.
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Storms started overnight Saturday, with two to four inches of rain expected by Wednesday, CNN meteorologist Allison Chinchar said.
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The FBI says the woman is 130 pounds and between five-feet-two to five-feet-four inches tall.
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The Atlantic Coast from Central Florida into South Carolina could see two to four inches of rain, forecasters said.
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Digital maps for autonomous cars must know the locations of cars, curbs and other objects within about four inches.
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They are incised in various sizes: the largest stretch nearly five feet in length and the smallest, about four inches.
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China's strategy could boost rainfall in a parched region that only sees about four inches (10 cm) of rain annually.
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Built on a new platform, the pint-sized two-door EV is some four inches shorter than a Honda Fit.
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At six foot and four inches, and almost 2,800 pounds, he has continuously avoided the slaughterhouse by his sheer immensity.
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To get the necessary volume, you'd have to scrape off the top four inches of soil from the entire country.
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They'd call me because they had trouble—the bolt they had was two inches and the hole was four inches.
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The requirement came from outsourcing firm Portico, which enforced a dress code including high heels measuring two to four inches.
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Last year, the front yard flooded when about four inches of rain came down in a day, Mr. Gower said.
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Parts of New York and New Jersey were also swamped by more than four inches in the past 24 hours.
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Eric Trump, the president&aposs second son from his marriage to Ivana Trump, is around six feet, four inches tall.
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It yielded hundreds of cylinders of ice, each about a yard and a half long and four inches in diameter.
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It can be located to within about four inches, which when you think about it is pretty unbelievable to begin with.
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As Holloway often fights from a longer, crouched stance his four inches of height on Aldo might not make much difference.
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He's already gained 15 pounds and grown nearly four inches since they adopted him from a Beijing children's home last January.
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This specimen, which measures about four inches (10 cm) in length, was found a depth not typically seen for these creatures.
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The iPhone SE released in 2016 was among the last small-factor smartphones with a screen size of just four inches.
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The vial was about an inch in diameter and about four inches long, and they had to do four of those.
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There is a learning curve to holding a camera four inches from your face as opposed to pressed against your nose.
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On Monday, it was a tropical depression and dropping up to four inches (10 cm) of rain on Arkansas on Monday.
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At 5.5 inches, its display is considerably larger than the Spot's 2.5-inch screen, and a bit above Lenovo's four inches.
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As for the size, the eggplant is seven inches (17.7 centimetres) long and has a girth of four inches (10.1 centimetres).
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The beef and potato-filled pies measure four inches in diameter and one inch in depth, according to the Daily Mail.
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This voice-activated gadget is just four inches across and offers the same access to Google Assistant as its big brother.
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About three to four inches on either side of that, locate an almost imperceptible slit in her skin over her nipples.
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That was especially important considering Android smartphones were offering increasingly larger screen sizes while the iPhone's display had remained four inches.
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I had made the same joke, with the addition of four inches, several decades ago on one of my first dates.
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A single window, about three feet high but only four inches wide, offers a notched glimpse of sky and little else.
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With the help of longtime hairstylist Serge Normant, Roberts said goodbye to what looks to be at least four inches of hair.
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Lojero also warned that the storm is expected to dump up to four inches (10 centimeters) of rain and could unleash landslides.
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In 21980, it was reported that a layer of concrete, one to four inches thick, had been discovered under the stage floor.
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She has lost six teeth, grew about four inches, and has been the best big sister/mommy helper I could ask for.
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The unusual teratoma—a tumor containing tissue or organ components—measured four-inches (10 cm) across, so it was hard to miss.
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"I was intending for this to be, like, this big," Sean says, measuring out about four inches of space on his leg.
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Now known as Jason, he'd already grown four inches and gained 15 pounds since they last met; succeeding in school and popular.
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In 21980, it was reported that a layer of concrete, one to four inches thick, had been discovered under the stage floor.
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According to the National Center for Health Statistics, she weighs 170.5 pounds and stands nearly four inches taller than the test dummy.
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Springtime snow is not unusual; last year, on the first day of spring, four inches fell in Central Park, Ms. Buccola said.
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Snow accumulations in the advisory area are expected to reach four inches at most, Mr. Staarmann said, and roads may become slippery.
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The National Weather Service in Indianapolis reported that some areas had seen more than four inches of snow as of Sunday night.
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GM's new Silverado's wheelbase is also stretched by four inches compared to the current model, and can carry more in the back.
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New York City and western Long Island were expected to get another two to four inches through the night, the agency said.
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While most are less than 10 centimeters, or about four inches, in diameter, even tiny objects can threaten spacecraft and communications satellites.
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In the first round of qualifying play, he lost to Thomas Fabbiano, an Italian journeyman four inches shorter and one year older.
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My mom would hem up my pants, like, four inches or something, and then as [I] grew, [she] just took the hem out.
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He'd always been there but the girls had never noticed — until he returned as a senior, four inches taller and several yards stronger.
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See up to four inches into the wall and detect pipes, studs, wires and, yes, even the horrifying movement of rodents in there.
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Rochester, for instance, plows the sidewalks after storms that drop more than four inches of snow; Montreal starts doing it after one inch.
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The heaviest snowfall is expected Tuesday morning through the afternoon, with snowfall rates of as much as two to four inches per hour.
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The whole thing is four inches long and about an inch thick and the glass top panel sticks to the body with magnets.
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The aperture of his wound has varied from dime to half-dollar size and I have seen it three or four inches deep.
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There have only been 36 days since 1950 when the hail pieces had diameters wider than four inches, according to The Washington Post.
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The Google Home Mini is four inches across, covered in fabric, available in three colors (coral, chalk, and charcoal), and generally elegant-looking.
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According to Kopra, the water bubble was about four inches long and growing in thickness when Mission Control in Houston terminated the spacewalk.
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On top of that, sea levels are rising: Relative sea levels in South Florida are roughly four inches higher now than in 1992.
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"Walls are at least four inches thick, not the width of a pencil line in a sketch, so please plan accordingly for this."
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But by the time the last drop falls this morning, the total in some areas in our region may have reached four inches.
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Arranged like a miniature town is a group of nine early 20th-century children's toy houses, each around one to four inches high.
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I was able to get dangerously close (call it three to four inches) to my subject and keep focus and get the shot.
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It's just under six inches tall, about four inches in diameter, and has a three-inch woofer and 0.8-inch tweeter inside of it.
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There are the tiny seats, which have shrunken up to four inches over the past two decades, even as Americans themselves have gotten larger.
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More than 160 billion gallons of water evaporate off Lake Powell's surface every year, enough to lower the reservoir by four inches each month.
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Sewell, a physician, was thirty-four years old, six feet four inches tall, and broad-shouldered, with an earnest smile and barely perceptible dimples.
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The forecast could change slightly over the weekend, but an update on Friday afternoon predicted three to four inches of snow in the city.
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The incident could provoke the breakup of the entire ice shelf, which scientists predict might increase global sea levels as much as four inches.
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The heatwave shaved off about four inches of snow, a quarter of which melted on February 6, the day that broke the temperature record.
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An unusually long-lasting storm that came ashore from the Pacific a week ago dropped at least four inches of snow in 30 states.
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A storm system dropped nearly four inches of rain on Northern California over the weekend, leading to severe flooding and at least three deaths.
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"The Derby is bigger than ever," said Pegram, whose horse Real Quiet finished four inches (10 cm) short of winning the Triple Crown in 1998.
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They would come to find three to four inches of standing water in parts of the shelter, which caused damaged to floors, cabinets and walls.
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Back in 2008, the Royal Society of Chemistry weighed in on the matter, declaring that any bona fide Yorkshire pudding must be four inches tall.
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" Highlighting their similarities, Grande joked, "we're like the boy and girl version of each other, except he's 17 feet tall and I'm four inches tall.
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Environmental groups said that oil has seeped up to four inches (10 cm) deep into Hong Kong's sprawling, sandy beaches making it difficult to clean.
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Leavitt describes it as such: At max power, the boot attached to the machine penetrates four inches above the seat cover, according to the patent.
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The other day, she had on a winter hat with a tutu, these leggings that were four inches too short and her camp t-shirt.
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Mr. Romevski said the storm had dumped nearly four inches of rain on the Gazi Baba area, while other parts of Skopje received far less.
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A pathologist, The Sunday Times reported, noted that the gun used to kill Constantinou was under four inches in length, uncommon for such a burglary.
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The discrepancies between brands can be staggering — a size 8 waist at Delia's can be four inches smaller than a size 8 at Dolce & Gabanna.
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Once removed, a rhino's horns will grow back at a rate of three to four inches per year, which makes this tactic impermanent and expensive.
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And it's not like you took two millimeters off the bottom because Sophia was chewing on it; you whacked off like three or four inches.
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Eaker's fluid routine on balance beam made it seem as if she were competing on a piece of wood four feet wide, not four inches.
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Having come ashore from the Pacific a week ago as a "bomb cyclone," the storm dropped at least four inches of snow in 30 states.
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With the iPhone 5, Apple expanded its smartphone's screen size to four inches, a noticeable upgrade from the 3.5-inch display found on its predecessors.
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The city outlaws carrying any knife with a blade longer than four inches in a public place, and the machete's blade is much longer than that.
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For the next 48 hours we're looking at widespread pockets of upwards of four inches in parts of Tennessee, North Carolina and Virginia -- the central East.
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As a result, rainfall has ranged from four inches in parts of the Dallas-Fort Worth area to 30 inches in Washington County, the authorities said.
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If Charleston gets four inches of snow on Wednesday as predicted, it would be the most in one day since 1989, CNN meteorologist Brandon Miller said.
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Nearly four inches of rain has deluged the course over the past several days, with Tuesday's practice round closed to fans and all non-essential personnel.
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Meteorologists expected the storm to die down by early Monday morning, but not before leaving two to four inches of snow in parts of Atlantic City.
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They're four inches long with 58 HRC Damascus blades, and while they may be small, they're just as capable of slicing a steak as larger knives.
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"Had the machine dug just four inches to the left, we would have never found the tomb," said Francesco Prosperetti, Rome's special superintendent with archaeological oversight.
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Flower officials counter that the dredge digs down less than four inches into the bottom and that the disturbed sediment settles quickly with no environmental damage.
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"He likes when I pick him up because he's so big," said Maybin of Judge, who is four inches and nearly 70 pounds bigger than him.
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The city was expected to get up around four inches of snow, with greater amounts predicted for parts of New Jersey, Connecticut and southeast New York.
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This particular slime star, the pterasterid Hymenaster, measures more than four inches (22017 centimeters) wide and has a soft, gelatinous surface held up over its body surface.
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Even just four inches of sea level rise doubles the risk for extreme floods for places like Vancouver, Seattle, San Francisco, and Los Angeles, the study says.
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Toshiba and the International Research Institute for Nuclear Decommissioning designed the scorpion robot to scoot on caterpillar treads like a tank through pipes about four inches wide.
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Between January 2015 and April of this year there have been four separate multi-state outbreaks of salmonella associated with touching turtles smaller than four inches long.
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For scale, that's more than the length of its body in a second — and faster than a rainbow trout, which averages less than four inches per second.
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I had finger extensions to make my fingers look an extra three or four inches longer than they are, and at the end, there are these claws.
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NASA has purposefully set fire to materials in space for research, but those samples have all been fairly small — less than four inches in length and width.
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The appendix is a fleshy, worm-shaped tube about four inches long that hangs off of the cecum—a pouch that joins the small and large intestines.
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A Houston friend wrote that he had just witnessed one of the great phenomena of nature — four inches of rain fell outside his window in one hour.
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At just four inches long, it fits effortlessly in your pocket and, at the push of a button, can record and translate 12 languages in real-time.
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It was about four inches by six inches, featured a paper display instead of a digital one (to save power) and was heavy, weighing almost three pounds.
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In Ladakh, a high-altitude desert that receives around four inches of precipitation a year, shrinking glaciers have left the region's farmers struggling with frequent water shortages.
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With a helpful assist from Tonight Show staffers, Barrymore donned a hairpiece that was seven feet, four inches wide — beating the previous record of five feet, two inches.
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The stone in Kurt Steiner's hand is roughly circular, four inches wide, flat on one side and irregularly dimpled on the other, like a petrified chocolate chunk cookie.
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Over the last 150 or so years, average human height in industrialized nations has gone up about four inches, a development generally attributed to improvement in childhood nutrition.
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GrayKey is a box that measures four by four inches wide, and features two Lightning cables at the front, as per a post by security software company Malwarebytes.
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His soft grey matter offered no resistance as it tumbled, undeterred, and lodged into the bone encasing his brain, about four inches above the top of his neck.
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The U-Tron system can pack cars four inches apart, with six inches of overhead clearance, resulting in two or three times the density of a normal garage.
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The researchers buried more than two miles of heated cables just four inches below the soil and then documented the changes that happened from the newly introduced heat.
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He held the hair about four inches from the end and turned on the device, showing off the Airwrap's neat trick: The hair wrapped itself around the barrel.
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Central Park received almost three inches of rain in less than six hours, and Suffolk County on Long Island had four inches of rain in the same period.
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It was the fifth 20-point game and 11th double-double this season for Perry, who at 6-foot-10 was four inches taller than every Arkansas starter.
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The snow: New York City was forecast to get two to four inches of snow on Monday, according to the National Weather Service, but as of 21998 a.m.
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The Light Phone 2, which will retail for $350, measures less than four inches in length, weighs 78 grams, and comes in two colors (black and light gray).
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It sent in a robot about the size of a hefty loaf of bread: a foot long, four inches wide, and a little more than two pounds in weight.
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In addition to collecting and analyzing samples from the ocean that have escaped through cracks in the moon's icy crust, the probe is expected to drill four inches down.
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I don't even know if that's a rule, but I remember for me when I was on the balance beam — it's four inches wide — you don't want any distractions.
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This poses two questions: First, how much are you (the recliner) willing to pay the person behind you (the reclinee) in order to push your seat back four inches?
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The Osmo Pocket stands just four inches tall and weighs a little over four ounces, meaning you can effortlessly slip it in your pocket or bag wherever you go.
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The rain and snow is forecast to continue until Thursday with areas along the coast and parts of Northern California set to receive two to four inches of rain.
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Ms. Bodt dyed dozens of tape-in Easihair Pro extensions, which come in panels that are two to four inches wide (these panels are sometimes referred to as "tracks").
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It was at this time, the Broward County Sheriff's Office said, that Sergeant Patten attached the circular QAnon patch, roughly four inches across, on the front of his vest.
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That means that instead of telling it to move the grabber forward two inches, down four inches, and grab, you can just tell it to pick up the rock.
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"Had the machine dug just four inches to the left, we would have never found the tomb," Francesco Prosperetti, Rome's special superintendent with archaeological oversight, told reporters on Friday.
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And more snow is forecast over the next few days — possibly another four inches by the time we're done on Wednesday evening — as are very cold temperatures through the weekend.
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But no man taller than Marat Safin, a Russian of six feet and four inches who reached the number-one spot briefly in 266, has ever topped the world rankings.
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Decals seemed like a good solution, but I'd read that they needed to be placed every two to four inches to keep birds from trying to fly through the gaps.
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New York could see up to four inches of snow, Philadelphia could get two and Washington will most likely have about an inch, the Weather Prediction Center said on Sunday.
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The thief is described as a 55- to 60-year-old woman who stands at five feet and four inches in height, according to a Toronto Police Service news release.
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The United States Air Force now keeps track of about 23,000 pieces of space junk that are big enough — about four inches or larger — to be detected from the ground.
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Large species like the Chinese mantis, which grows to four inches in length, were the most avid avivores, and females were responsible for virtually all the bird-killing observed worldwide.
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It's four inches wide, 2.3 inches tall, and 1.7 inches thick, so it will easily fit in any jacket pocket, and maybe even some jeans, if they're not too skinny.
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The brother without testicles had not reached puberty until he was given testosterone at age 18, which caused a growth spurt that left him four inches taller than his brother.
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And then sure enough, a full-sized manila envelope—about four inches thick—gets handed to me outside of a luxury car from a guy who doesn't even acknowledge me.
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Brockton, Massachusetts, had only one day with at least four inches of rain from 2500 to 227, but a dozen of them in the 2150 years since, according to NOAA records.
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For the sake of public decency, he recommended shorts for any creature taller than four inches or longer than six, and encouraged people to report neighbours taking naked pets for walks.
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I fished around in four inches of cold water and finally found it, cursing the name of the woman who once lived in the house for not hiring a Roto-Rooter.
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She had the energy to do this at the end of the game despite spending much of the night defending Parker, the former WNBA MVP who has four inches on Moore.
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Most people think that seven-foot-six players can dominantly finish around the basket, which makes sense; Fall's standing reach is ten feet four inches high, or literally above the rim.
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The airline is shaving an inch off the maximum heel height for the footwear of its more than 22,000 flight attendants from four inches to three inches, a Delta spokesperson said.
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Dubbed Skull Canyon, the box is only eight inches wide, four inches deep, and a little under an inch tall, and is home to a full size i26685 quad core processor.
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She once let it grow out three to four inches beyond her 5-foot-2 height, but she says, she tired of stepping on it on stage with her high heels.
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The starfish's striking dimensions — one, for example, was four inches by about four and a half inches — meant that it was destined to be worn by only the boldest of women.
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At 6-foot-6 and with an 82-inch reach, Joshua is taller and longer than Ruiz Jr., who is four inches shorter and has a wingspan inferior by eight inches.
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Decades of spaceflight missions have left an estimated 170 million pieces of space junk in orbit around Earth, including about 30,000 objects that measure more than 10 centimeters (four inches) in diameter.
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I also love her sense of humor — like a pair of gold platforms that are four inches high or the pajamas that she did, which were so elegant, but also so lazy.
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Hughes, who at 5-foot-10 and 170 pounds is four inches shorter and 20 pounds lighter than Kakko, has gotten limited minutes on an American team filled with N.H.L. All Stars.
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The bottom of our door has a shiny brass kickplate affixed to it, and because Frank is only about four inches tall, it probably functions as a big looking glass to him.
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In the orchid mantises, the females, a rich creamy white with brown patches and flower-petal-mimicking lobes on their legs, are up to four inches long, much bigger than the males.
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Forecasters warned that New York City and Long Island could expect to see about two to four inches of snow by Monday night, with up to 53 inches in some suburban areas.
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Digging a bit more and using a vibrating pin pointer, he extracted a flat oblong piece of iron about four inches long, wider and curved at one end, flat on the other.
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This warmer air also impacts the snow amounts in Philadelphia, where a wintry mix is forecast Saturday afternoon, but cooler air should prevail and overnight accumulations could reach two to four inches.
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Capinatator may have only been four inches long, but it still would have been a "terrifying sight" to small marine critters alive at the time, according to study co-author Jean-Bernard Caron.
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According to the official site, hats should be worn; however a headpiece which has a solid base of four inches (10cm) or more in diameter is acceptable as an alternative to a hat.
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Their investigation, published this week in the Proceedings of the Yorkshire Geological Society, confirmed the presence of six embryos, and the likely remnants of another two, each measuring about four inches in length.
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"When I was 12 or 13, I grew four inches over the summer, and I developed terrible posture because I was taller than all the guys and uncomfortable in my skin," she said.
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At five foot four inches (1.63 meters) tall, Lavelle is the smallest member of the American side and her slight frame looks somewhat out of place in a team packed with powerful players.
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For the "bags, briefcases and luggage" preset, the alarm won't be triggered unless it moves more than four inches, which allows you to adjust your bag a normal amount without it sounding off.
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So while this iceberg won't contribute to rising sea levels — it was already floating in water — the collapse of Larsen C could cause sea levels to rise by as much as four inches.
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While 24-year-old L.B. (his identification for the long-term study) groomed J.D. with his eyes about four inches away, 45-year-old T.N. had to keep J.D. about 16 inches away.
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A soft-bodied swimmer that lived 307 million years ago in what is now Illinois, the Tully monster measured around four inches long from its bizarre, pincer jaws to its posterior caudal fin.
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Some figure skating garments even had special names: male skaters' baggy trousers, for instance, were known as " plus fours," because they extended four inches below the knee, according to the New York Times.
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On Friday, engineers noticed a depression, or "settlement," about four inches deep in the center of the dam, Korea Western Power, one of the companies, said in a report to South Korea's Parliament.
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"Star Wars" - The Child (Baby Yoda), $8.99, available for pre-order at TargetAt a little under four inches, Star Wars' newest and cutest character would look great on their desk or side table.
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Other areas that were severely affected in the previous two storms, including parts of New York, New Jersey and Maryland will see only one-to-four inches of snow this time around, Chenard said.
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Ice screws were inserted as normal and then drawn out at a rate of four inches per minute as data was collected about how exactly the ice failed given varying screw depths and angles.
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The invasive plant's nefarious reputation is amplified by its size: Giant hogweed can grow to more than 14 feet tall, with leaves five feet wide and stems between two and four inches in diameter.
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It had also called for heel height to be two to four inches and for makeup to be "worn at all times" and "regularly reapplied," with a minimum of lipstick, mascara and eye shadow.
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The storm left some roads flooded and officials said it was expected to produce two to four inches of rain this weekend across the southeastern United States, with isolated amounts of up to eight inches.
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The Maori-owned Shotover Jet races on the Shotover River in depths as shallow as about four inches in a 743-passenger jet boat, then enters the narrow canyons where the company has exclusive access.
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Today, there are more than 2,200 operational satellites, and it is estimated that there are 34,000 pieces of debris at least four inches wide, from used rocket bodies to fragments of satellites, speeding in orbit.
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The company has shaved about four inches off the original Echo, bringing it down to just a hair under six inches, with a footprint roughly the size of a pint glass (albeit without the tapered sides).
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With a heel height of four inches, the Rossi design is a little higher than the Russell & Bromley's, and rather than a nude sole with a dark trim, the Rossi soles are completely nude in color.
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As well as Ivanov's tendency to put himself in poor cage position and fight in erratic bursts from the backfoot, dos Santos will have half a foot of height, and four inches of reach on Ivanov.
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A high-wind warning is in effect until Tuesday, and with up to four inches of rain possible over the next couple of days, a flood watch and coastal flood advisory will take effect this afternoon.
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At 27 feet 25 inch and 237 pounds, Karnowski had four inches and more than 277 pounds on Silva, the sophomore forward from Gabon who was given the gargantuan task of guarding him under the basket.
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The snowpack began to melt the weekend of March 9 and 10, leading to widespread snowmelt of two to three inches in many places and four inches in isolated spots, according to the National Weather Service.
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First, you have to put your palm over the sensor to active Air Motion, then, for some reason you need to pull your hand back another three or four inches to hit the Z Cam's sweet spot.
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Though they come with two cases — a bag for the headset and a bag for the detachable cable, which is about four inches longer than it needs to be — I usually just wear them around my neck.
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If you can get your hands on some small, smooth young pods (about the diameter of a small carrot and about four inches long), the peeling question is moot, because no beans have yet formed inside them.
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Picking up the small book, three inches by four inches, with its cover of frayed green leather and its entries in tiny writing, I was not ready to be reminded of that terrible first winter in Terezín.
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After an overnight snowfall of four inches, the 5.6-mile skating path on the L'Assomption River at Parc Louis-Querbes in Joliette, about midway between Le Baluchon and Montreal, was already open and plowed by 9 a.m.
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" Mr. Dichter noted that when American added two to four inches of legroom in coach in the early 2000s, "as far as I know, the airline didn't see one bit of improvement in market share or pricing.
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At his office in the southern English town of Christchurch, Boyd has a file 10 cm (four inches) thick of correspondence he wrote to the British government, EU officials and others to try to solve the problem.
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Washingtonians will get a brief break from the snow during the day on Sunday before the storm resumes heading into Monday, producing another four inches or so of snow across the state overnight, according to Mr. Michalski.
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Through Monday, Nate is expected to produce two to four inches (5 to 10 cm) more rain in eastern Yucatan and western Cuba and three to six inches (8 to 15 inches) in the U.S. central Gulf Coast.
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For hundreds of years into the 20th century, families crushed a girl's feet to achieve a "golden lotus" (about four inches long), a "silver lotus" (just over five inches) or the comparatively big "iron lotus" (more than six).
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However, it has since been expanded for commercial use around the world, and once fully functional – with the launch of the new satellites – is expected to have an accuracy of 10cm (four inches) compared to the GPS's 30cm.
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But repeated rounds of storms have hit from Dayton into Licking County, with up to four inches of rainfall there in the past two days, James Gibson, a National Weather Service meteorologist in Wilmington, told The Columbus Dispatch.
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The storm system had already closed schools and government offices in Arkansas and Oklahoma, where up to four inches of snow was forecast on Friday, and it was expected to intensify as it moved east through the day.
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Here are the highest totals for each West Coast and Southwestern state that got at least four inches of snow: California: 183 inches at Cedar Grove, 48 inches at Big Bear Lake and 37 inches at Lake Wishon.
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As the storm began to move out of New England on Tuesday, many residents were still dealing with its effects: messy commutes, snow days for schools (even in Boston, which received only about four inches) and canceled flights.
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Worse, Harvey will remain nearly stationary over Houston throughout the day, dumping two to four inches of rain an hour, while predictions suggest it may move back over the Gulf of Mexico and make a second landfall on Wednesday.
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Then James, a Chinese immigrant studying economics, who always wore jeans that ended four inches above his ankles, and who, I assume, is still wearing the same outfit as he manages some billion-dollar hedge fund on Wall Street.
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I continued to feel extremely schlubby, despite the compliment, because I think that the exact ratio of ankle Keanu and I exposed was the absolute most unflattering ––somehow showing two to four inches of ankle is currently on trend.
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Even though Mr Antetokounmpo stands four inches taller, Mr Leonard largely kept him in check the rest of the way, enabling the Raptors to win four consecutive games and make their first-ever Finals—as expected, against the Warriors.
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The play that seemed to best highlight his strengths occurred with less than a minute to go in the first half, when he was switched onto Tim Abromaitis, an American power forward four inches taller and 45 pounds heavier.
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Seven years ago, the native of Colombia's capital city Medellín made the decision to grow her fingernails, which are currently about four inches long, to the point of not being able to use them to complete household chores, or button pants.
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At over 15 feet, the GT is longer than McLaren's sports cars but, with just over four inches between the body and the road, it's also a little higher so that it won't easily scrape over speed bumps or bad roads.
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In this new report, the SDT worked with NASA engineers to design a probe that would be capable of drilling about four inches into Europa's icy crust to collect samples that could be analyzed on the spacecraft for signs of life.
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They're (mostly) machine-washable, slimming, stretchy without bagging out, and some even have upgrades like adjustable hems so you don't have to change for different footwear or pay a tailor to cut off the necessary four inches for a petite frame.
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Stephen Thompson Jr. will get the starting nod over Tinkle for the second straight game and is about four inches shorter than the 6-foot-33 Tinkle, so that could create a mismatch against the big front line of the Bruins.
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The idea on this day was to use the GPS instrument, which is accurate to within four inches horizontally and vertically, to match an area on the ground to the same area on a Landsat satellite image of the forest.
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Forecasters have predicted up to nine inches of snow in Boston by Thursday morning, but their models have not agreed, and many have been revising their predictions downward and now say the city could receive as few as four inches.
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"After four inches of heavy rain fell in an hour, there was mayhem: dozens of water rescues throughout the region, standstill traffic along major highways, bus route cancellations" and thousands of people without power, The Washington Post reported early yesterday.
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In just 48 hours, the system dropped up to four inches of rain across much of the region, with as much as nine inches in the foothills and mountains, where warmer air meant snow fell only at the highest elevations.
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As Klobuchar slipped off her shoes and clambered onto a small box so that she would be at the right level for the cameras, she laughingly insisted that at five-foot-four-inches she is the average height for a woman.
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Ulysse Nardin has said the watch "delivers the best performance ever recorded on a striking watch," reporting sound levels of 85 decibels to 100 millimeters — or a sound slightly louder than a telephone dial tone heard from about four inches away.
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Relative sea levels there are roughly four inches higher now than in 22100; various projections, including by the Army Corps of Engineers, see rises in South Florida of 213 inches by 22004 and between 2 to 3 feet by 2060.
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Vinyl Bobble Head Figure by Funko, $12.99, available at shopDisneyAt a little under four inches in height, this Funko bobblehead of the Child will fit nicely on a desk, bedside table, or even on the front dash of your car.
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Up to four inches of rain is expected to fall from late on Tuesday through Friday in the Sierra foothills, the National Weather Service's Weather Prediction Center said, including in Paradise, which was all but obliterated by the Camp Fire.
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Ms. Benson, who declined to give official dimensions, said only that the newer bathrooms shrank three to four inches from the sink to the opposite wall, and lengthened two to three inches from the back of the toilet to the door.
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At the Hubbard Brook experimental forest in Grafton County, New Hampshire, researchers buried over two miles of heated cables just four inches below the surface of the ground to heat up the forest and study the potential impact of global warming.
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According to an alert issued by the National Weather Service on Friday, the U.S. territory is in risk of "potentially life-threatening flash flooding" in areas around the damaged Guajataca Dam and heavy rainfall up to four inches is expected across the island.
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In order for your favorite lake to be covered with the (at least) three to four inches of ice necessary for your safety, it needs to be very cold for a long time, so be prepared to face polar temperatures, and probably snow.
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The plane dropped pieces of debris between five and 10 centimeters (two to four inches) in diameter as it passed over the Isla Sacra area outside Rome after taking off at the nearby Fiumicino airport on Saturday, Italian newspaperCorriere Della Sera reported.
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Complete with a slide-open cockpit, a wrap-around windshield, bat-themed hubcaps, two pop-up machine guns, and decorative grappling hooks, the model is comprised of 3,306 pieces, measuring 23 inches long, eight inches wide, and four inches high once assembled.
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At 15 feet long, the Cross Turismo concept is about four inches shorter than the company's Macan crossover and 18 inches shorter than a Tesla Model X. The concept's interior features a free-standing instrument cluster screen with three circular display graphics.
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It has come to this: 10:30 on a Saturday night and I sit cross-legged on the hotel room floor inside a silken tent, the skirt of Sarah's dress four inches from my face, the delicate overskirt draped over my head.
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Despite its generally clement weather, Charlotte, N.C., with an average temperature of 2100 degrees, 104 sunny days and only four inches of snow and 2658 inches of rain a year, has the poorest overall access to public lands among the 13 major metropolitan areas studied.
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It is not, Mr. Baker said, going to be a "typical" snowstorm, because the snow is expected to fall so quickly — perhaps as fast as two to four inches per hour, according to Alan Dunham, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Taunton, Mass.
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On Dominica, which also was battered by Maria, the island&aposs meteorological service warned residents that the weather would likely begin deteriorating Saturday late night and that at least four inches of rain could fall before the storm passed over or near Dominica on Sunday night.
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Weather officials say 10 inches of snow — or perhaps more — could blanket parts of New York; some areas of New England could get three to four inches of rain; and some coastal towns are expected to be hit with winds of 50 miles per hour or more.
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Even though Apple's newer iPhones skew larger — the screen sizes on the devices range from 4.7 inches to 5.5 inches, up from four inches for older models like the iPhone 5 and 5S — more than 53 million consumers bought the older four-inch iPhones last year, according to Apple.
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More colloquially known as the Alcatraz of the Rockies, the ADX was meant to be both punitive and escape-proof, a penal fortress where inmates spend 28 hours a day inside their cells with little human contact and only one window, three feet high and four inches wide.
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Many players of Mr Zverev's stature have enjoyed some success—Juan Martín del Potro and Marin Cilic, both the same height at the German, have each won a US Open singles title—but nobody taller than Marat Safin, at six feet and four inches, has ever reached the number-one ranking.
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Mama measured me at home... I grew four inches... Saying goodbye, she awkwardly reaches her hot arms out and embraces me: Forgive me... From the book THE UNWOMANLY FACE OF WAR by Svetlana Alexievich, to be published on July 25, 2017, by Random House, a division of Penguin Random House LLC.
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" The first includes laws that are clearly the result of greed-induced lobbying — laws that draw pathetically banal distinctions, like the one that prohibits selling a 10-inch frozen cherry tart because (pay attention!) any freezer-bound cherry tartlike item over four inches in diameter is legally considered a "frozen cherry pie.
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Sade's work, written on a scroll measuring 39 feet long and just four inches wide, "is a serious document of literature, of France's literary history," said Frédéric Castaing, an expert on 18th-century manuscripts and a member of a commission that advises the government on what works should be designated as national treasures.
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Nate is expected to produce six to 10 inches (15 to 25 cm) of rain in parts of Honduras and Nicaragua, two to four inches (5 to 10 cm) of rain in eastern Yucatan and western Cuba and three to six inches (8 to 15 inches) of rain in the U.S. central Gulf Coast.
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The vice principal at Tom C. Clark High School in San Antonio, Texas, reportedly told 17-year-old Sophia Abuabara to call her mother to bring a change of clothes because her T-shirt dress violated the school's dress code, which requires no more than four inches between the end of a dress and knees.
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As Hurricane Florence continued to threaten the Carolinas, the National Weather Service also projected that Tropical Storm Isaac would move over the Lesser Antilles islands and across the Caribbean Sea through the weekend, bringing up to four inches of rain to Puerto Rico and the United States Virgin Islands that could cause flash flooding.
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You can also see copies of Ms. Phan's figurines at a Doob store in SoHo (there's another branch on the Upper East Side, and stores in Los Angeles, San Francisco and elsewhere), along with dozens of other samples, ranging in size from four inches tall (the Buddy, $95) to 14 inches tall (the Diva, $695).
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ON THE OUTSIDE OF THE BUILDING:Called the Skyslide, the chute will be made of clear glass four inches thick, sit about 1,000 feet above the ground, and totally one-up other observation decks that just have that scary all-glass platform that creates the illusion of standing on air (like the one at Chicago's Willis Tower).
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Unlike a stud sensor, which lights up a series of vague LEDs to indicate when it's detected an object or wiring behind a wall, the WalabotDIY app gives you a more visual representation of what's been detected, its orientation, what it's made from, and how far away it is, to a depth of about four inches.
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Harris is increasingly fond of backing his way down against small forwards who're three or four inches shorter than he is (the percentage of his possessions that are post-ups has doubled since he moved to Los Angeles, according to Synergy Sports), while Gallinari is the king of assassinating good offense with his jab step-pump fake-jab step fallaway that has no place in today's NBA.
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It will please many shivering residents of the East Coast to know that this latest batch of snow will mostly stop by tonight, according to David Hamrick, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in College Park, Md. In Massachusetts, there will likely be another two to four inches of snow that will taper off in the evening, and a winter advisory is in effect for that region.
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That small children routinely bought coffee-flavored milk in school cafeterias; that "beer" was not pronounced with an "r" at the end, but pizza was; that a hot dog shortened to about four inches and topped with meat sauce is called a hot wiener, and that a counterman preparing six of them at a time may deploy a maneuver known as "wieners up the arm" — all of this apparently strikes people who grew up more than 20 miles from Providence as very funny.
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