I created my own curriculum, jumping from place to place.
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It varies from place to place, but is substantial everywhere.
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And so they sent you around from place to place.
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The flame of dance inspiration passes from place to place.
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He gets from place to place in a Gulfstream G650.
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And his childhood was spent shuttling from place to place.
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"I was jumping from place to place," Mr. Rodriguez said.
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Normally, protesters could walk a couple blocks from place to place.
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The rights enshrined in these partnerships vary from place to place.
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"The web of causality differs from place to place," he says.
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Details vary from place to place, but there are common features.
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People bike from place to place on the dusty, uneven ground.
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Moreover, the ability to adapt varies dramatically from place to place.
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I'm running from meeting to meeting — driving from place to place.
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What counts as moral varies so much from place to place.
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They move from place to place, bringing some bad but more good.
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But the precise contours of those rights vary from place to place.
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Lozen's tribe often had to move from place to place for survival.
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Because transportation doesn't just impact how we get from place to place.
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That is not necessarily illegal, for laws vary from place to place.
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"For four days we hid, moving from place to place," she recalls.
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Although it's different from place to place, the risks generally win out.
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Callimachi: So Souhayla says that she was moved from place to place.
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"Now people can move from place to place without worrying," he said.
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And they still vary from place to place, depending on cultural perspectives.
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LIKE birds, people tend to move from place to place along established routes.
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Some advocate for wildlife corridors, allowing elephants to move from place to place.
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In a rental car, we drove from place to place under continuous rain.
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Depending on the instrumentation, the music seemed to move from place to place.
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The types of image used to degrade women vary from place to place.
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And again, the specific restrictions of each lockdown vary from place to place.
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On New Year's Eve — though the exact time varies from place to place.
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Insects, even in huge numbers, move from place to place without much notice.
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He literally moves from place to place via a tornado of his own making.
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En route from place to place, you drive along in a 2017 Ford Escape.
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So there are microclimates and micro-vibes that go on from place to place.
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A harmless ghost named Ryan reportedly harassed Gaga, following her from place to place.
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And then I started traveling from place to place to record my latest project.
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Cole's father, a luckless small-time businessman, moved his family from place to place.
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The level of Obamacare competition, in 2017, will vary hugely from place to place.
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The little girl was getting whisked from place to place at her parents' convenience.
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Mobile-home movers — These are the people that move homes from place to place.
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This may vary from place to place, but a few simple guidelines will help.
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A chimeric shimmer of how it felt to be carried from place to place.
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And most move from place to place to get what they want and need.
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The book leaps from place to place, not always convincing but consistently thought-provoking.
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Can we transport an intact personality from place to place, like a piece of furniture?
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"Getting from place to place meant crossing mud and a lot of puddles," he said.
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Instead, people have to remember to register — and the rules vary from place to place.
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BlueJay has already spent more than half of his life bouncing from place to place.
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When you move from place to place throughout the day, your overview will be updated.
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The future of getting from place to place looks pretty cool… and potentially very unsafe.
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And personally, I think it's traumatic for cats to be moved from place to place.
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The answers to those questions will vary from place to place, even person to person.
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Drawbridge-up populists vary from place to place, but most share a few key traits.
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The measuring tape is not always consistent from place to place or period to period.
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And he was like, 'I have to stay with my sister from place to place.
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Rates can vary widely from place to place based on a home's location and elevation.
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In the summer, Pitka said, boats are commonly used to travel from place to place.
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Its relation to the North American Vertical Datum of 1988 varies from place to place.
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It would whisk cars from place to place at high-speeds while riding atop platforms.
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Everything is relative, and the risk varies from place to place and candidate to candidate.
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Just how much is in the water varies quite a bit from place to place.
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They change from place to place, time to time, just like our thoughts and ideas.
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In Britain, for example, eligibility rules vary from place to place and waiting-lists are long.
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Some of [the solutions] might work from place to place; others might need to be adapted.
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Rather than being moved to somewhere safer, public housing residents are shuffled from place to place.
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Is all this attention from clubs making a difference as players move from place to place?
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"The women are treated as merchandise, the way they're moved from place to place," he said.
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"If we don't take it we can't travel from place to place," said the community leader.
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There are several reasons why the policy has gone bad, which vary from place to place.
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Sam, and by extension the player, spends most of his time walking from place to place.
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Recorded music was precious and carried from place to place; my 20 gigs weighed a lot.
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She's spending all this time going from place to place to place with all the cameras.
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Getting people and their stuff from place to place is a challenge that isn't going away.
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"Our kastom teaches us that people moved from place to place to place," he told me.
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The exact shape of this curve varies from place to place and season to season, obviously.
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Can you imagine that thing getting ridden from place to place, with all the lanterns blowing around?
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The film's characters, like most Los Angelenos, spend a lot of time driving from place to place.
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Recent research shows that the answer is complicated, and how farming spread differs from place to place.
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So I was lucky to be able to move from place to place and just keep learning.
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"The Beast" is the Cadillac limousine the agency uses to transport the president from place to place.
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As for what else goes into the latte, the recipe seems to vary from place to place.
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In Then She Fell you are on a guided track, taken by actors from place to place.
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You know, like an animal hungrily scurrying from place to place looking for a bite to eat.
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But the type of fish and sides in a fish fry can vary from place to place.
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His next hope: "Star Trek"-like transporter technology that can ship products instantaneously from place to place.
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In recent years, he seemed to have moved from job to job and from place to place.
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We moved from place to place, imbibing the nectar of different cultures, much like the opalescent hummingbird.
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These rates changed from place to place, from 2.3% in the District of Columbia to 7.7% in Oklahoma.
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Moving from place to place Displacement is a fact of life in the densely populated rebel-held territory.
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The reasons people join groups like al-Qaeda and the Islamic State vary widely from place to place.
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She struggles to pay her medical bills and has moved from place to place, concerned about her safety.
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To stay under the radar, Baptiste drifted from place to place, aiding in humanitarian efforts around the globe.
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"They mainly sent phone messages to the villagers, they didn't ... move people from place to place," he said.
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One is that technology seems to be moving from place to place less easily than it used to.
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He tends to be nomadic in the workplace, carrying his phone, laptop, and backpack from place to place.
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The Doctor himself was just there to take everybody from place to place and get them into trouble.
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It is a transposable element—a piece of DNA that leaps from place to place in the genome.
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Based on my requests, the government gave me an itinerary and then escorted me from place to place.
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Factors like the cost of housing, commute time, quality of health, and income vary from place to place.
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"We hope you'll enjoy the ever-changing vistas as the ship progresses from place to place," said Johnson.
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Dragonfly will hop from place to place using eight helicopter rotors for distances of up to five miles.
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The mix of problems varies from place to place, meaning policies must be locally tailored to tackle them.
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Using quantum means, it should be possible send random keys from place to place with 100 percent security.
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He had also begun using his deputies' cars as decoys to move from place to place, they said.
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Also, because I'm constantly going from place to place, I use Filson bags to carry my stuff around.
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Since at least the ancient Greeks, people have dreamed of soaring like a bird from place to place.
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However, there is no official definition of a "sanctuary" and levels of cooperation vary from place to place.
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We constantly shed our DNA, and it can travel from place to place on the objects we touch.
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What matters, she notes, is not the fact that results of interventions will differ from place to place.
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It was really like a mobile community moving together, like a band of gypsies moving from place to place.
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The men of this world rush desperately from place to place, but one place is necessarily safer than another.
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The high-speed transit tunnel can whisk vehicles from place to place at up to 150 miles per hour.
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Moreover, waste can vary enormously from place to place and day to day, making it hard to calibrate equipment.
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It's spread out, and driving requires you to get in an isolated bubble to get from place to place.
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Mario ate magic mushrooms that made him bigger, or "Super", and jaunted from place to place through green pipes.
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When you're wandering from place to place keep an eye out for artwork — there are loads of hidden gems.
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Cellular networks are obvious, but these can change and drop out as a drone moves from place to place.
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Fungal infections of the penis, groin, inner thighs, toes, and even armpits can be transferred from place to place.
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Like much of life, was is not constantly uptempo, it ebbs and flows and moves from place to place.
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It's of people going from place to place, head down, deep in thought or with no purpose at all.
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So, not only do they rarely take long-term risk into account, they also vary from place to place.
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Mr. Hillman: Our book shows how local dynamics vary from place to place, including across the urban-rural divide.
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But later, as she directed Turner from place to place with no sign of the children, his frustration grew.
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A group of volunteers -- men and women who back the court order -- help them move from place to place.
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Student Opinion Imagine a world where driverless vehicles — cars, buses and trains — zip passengers around from place to place.
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However, Apple Pay can already get people from place to place in plenty of places outside the United States.
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We usually take along our own bottled water because the taste of water can vary from place to place.
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We are slowing the spread of the disease, both from place to place and within the hardest-hit countries.
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Dragonfly would fly from place to place, but would spend most of its time performing experiments on the ground.
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After years of moving from place to place and staying in shelters, "I'm walking through mud," Sofia told me.
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In your film, you take a high-altitude approach to the topic of migration, moving from place to place.
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And not necessarily the sort of Chief Digital Officer or some figurehead who goes around from place to place.
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One, as you'd expect, the relative contribution of density versus efficiency varies from place to place depending on local conditions.
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There's no legal definition of a sanctuary city, county or state, and what it means varies from place to place.
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Or shuttle commuters from place to place avoiding ground traffic and breaking down the geographical divide between cities and suburbs.
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Mobileye's tertiary mission is to help driverless cars understand how traffic rules and driving habits change from place to place.
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"All he's doing is just he goes from place to place, and loses, and he keeps on running," he said.
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The Karma, on the other hand, requires a backpack (or similarly-sized vessel) to be transported from place to place.
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Many tiny homes, as you may know, are on wheels, which makes them easy to move from place to place.
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After all they often rely on their own two feet, rather than a car, to get from place to place.
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He was shunted from place to place, always toting his belongings inside a foster care-issued "suitcase:" a trash bag.
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Accompanying Mr. Morrison was a quintet, directed by Brad Ellis on piano, that nimbly followed him from place to place.
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This is true even though what counts as being disadvantaged varies from place to place and from year to year.
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It's extraordinary that the casts — easily broken and never meant to be moved from place to place — survived at all.
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This is a national average; costs vary considerably from place to place, like all prices in local real estate markets.
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Floating, and then learning to move around in zero gravity and essentially flying from place to place, is pretty amazing.
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That left the question pretty open, since the value of that electricity itself will vary widely from place to place.
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"This is the best thing I like in life, to be with my cows and move from place to place."
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Most bars don't charge a cover, and the proximity of attractions means groups can effortlessly wander from place to place.
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But at least you don't have to move them around from place to place and fill them with actual cars.
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We all take for granted the ability to travel from place to place in the air safely and within hours.
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And the protocol for determining where and how to attack a fire varies from place to place, Alvarado pointed out.
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But I'm still far enough away that young children stare and acquaintances offer to drive me from place to place.
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Because these quantum states are so fragile (and thus useful), there's an inherent challenge in getting them from place to place.
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Brendan O'Connor at the University of Massachusetts Amherst noted that although accounting differs from place to place, reportage is pretty unambiguous.
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In my mind, she floats from place to place, sipping martinis and blowing cigarette smoke in the face of her foes.
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We discovered these animals (we're calling them Lyft Beasts) and decided to train them to deliver messages from place to place.
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They each watch over up to three robots, setting waypoints every 5–10 seconds to get them from place to place.
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Indeed, the Chinese sites show that the use of such media can vary from place to place within a single country.
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A packet contains both the info needed to get it from place to place (IP addresses and ports), but also data.
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Interpersonal communication is dynamic and nuanced in ways that only humans can fully grasp, and it changes from place to place.
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We are not strolling and looking at the sights, in a vacation mode, but trying to get from place to place.
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On one hand, it's arduous because you're constantly moving from place to place, and the trips are long and include overnights.
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And when you need to shift the fire pit from place to place, two built-in handles make the move easy.
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It's not free at pharmacies if you have a consultation; it varies from place to place in a zip code lottery.
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The resulting stories can be organized into narratives that will fly users from place to place as they watch the presentation.
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Nomadic people have no way to describe where they've pitched their tents as they drive their livestock from place to place.
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They begin piled on the ground, a heap of bodies that later reappears, uprooting itself and migrating from place to place.
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For larger properties, couples should consider having golf carts available to help guests with limited mobility get from place to place.
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The stories had a pleasing parallelism to them — the random travel from place to place, the studious tracking of the specimen.
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For at least two decades, Mr. Manson had been a traveling minister, moving from place to place to preach the word.
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Making matters much worse: Airlines, taking people from place to place, turn what might otherwise be local outbreaks into worldwide crises.
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All of these amount to an effective tax of more than 50 percent (the number varies somewhat from place to place).
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All of these amount to an effective tax of more than 50 percent (the number varies somewhat from place to place).
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Taran travels from place to place, learning about different ways of living, trying his hand at various trades, skills, and roles.
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The craft will fly from place to place, sampling the delicious organic surface materials and sending high-resolution pictures back to Earth.
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Enthusiasm for the petition is not uniform, the proportions having signed it ranging from around 1% to 10% from place to place.
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They become a utility; a provider of pipes and wires that allow money to be stored and moved from place to place.
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Passenger drones are designed to fly directly from place to place, rather than making use of existing airfields, as conventional aircraft do.
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It's also possible that the universe isn't uniform past what we can see, and conditions are wildly different from place to place.
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"For thirty years now, they have herded us from place to place," the imam said, shaking the bloodied hide in his hands.
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It's cheaper to move information from place to place Amazon's model of cheap and fast delivery of goods has shortened perceived distances.
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Late Nights: Europe, his new mixtape, was recorded on the road, traveling from place to place, and every track name reflects that.
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The whole thing feels haunted and uncomfortable, as you travel its landscapes, which smash cut you from place to place with abandon.
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DA: When we were doing the Station to Station project, we were going from place to place and it was super aggressive.
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Alice and Ella have moved from place to place in an attempt to avoid the "bad luck" that seems to follow them.
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It's not just a bus ride, but eventually will feel "more like an apartment that moves from place to place," Crupi said.
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Kuma is an indefatigable and focused individual, and I often found myself trailing behind him as he dashed from place to place.
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In the 1980s, for example, it tried to change sentencing policies that varied widely from place to place by creating sentencing guidelines.
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In my waking, I drag myself from place to place, unable to force a purpose or a lesson or a next chapter.
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Additionally, each state has its own protocols and their voting machines consist of hardware and software that differ from place to place.
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The differences between these can vary greatly from place to place, so it's important to keep up to date, especially if you move.
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How does that add up to the staggering amounts of fossil fuels that the airline consume as they're going from place to place?
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US CEO Padmasree Warrior described the vehicle as a companion and a mobile living area that will take people from place to place.
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In addition to truly portable hardware, this means that users can reasonably move around from place to place with some guarantee of service.
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Humans communicate by flashing their lights and using other non-verbal cues, which (like other driving customs) can vary from place to place.
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But the results of the referendum could make it more difficult for researchers to travel from place to place, doing science with ease.
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Indeed, I saw many attendees going from place to place on the company's green scooters, as well as on those of its competitors.
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Because they get from place to place via unwitting ship traffic, the global movements of zebra mussels nicely mirror the global shipping network.
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From place to place, Christie says she noticed a trend: Students who'd had more early intervention also had improved speech and reading ability.
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The different spots you want to hit up, and recommendations, are plotted on a map to help users navigate from place to place.
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However, patterns of pollution during the day can be more revealing about residents' routine exposure, and how it differs from place to place.
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To jet around from place to place, Branson owns his own private plane — a Falcon 50EX, which costs around $21 million brand new.
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The distinction between which animals are seen as companions and which are viewed as commodities, varies from place to place and between cultures.
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NASA has announced its plans for a nuclear-powered aerial drone, Dragonfly, that will fly from place to place on Saturn's moon Titan.
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Recognizing that students are particularly strapped for cash and move from place to place often, Decluttr offers them an extra 10% cash bonus.
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Any time the teens moved from place to place, they had to do so in single-file lines separated by an arm's length.
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In one piece, Justin Jones, who grew up in Berkeley, wrote about navigating school and life as he moved from place to place.
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" Clinton's relationships with American designers also led them to create very versatile looks she could "wear from place to place, in all climates.
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Accounting for these emissions is hard — and varies greatly from place to place according to how the land would otherwise have been used.
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The Rockies may offer wilder wildernesses, but you don't experience the pleasure of sharp cultural variegation as you move from place to place.
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Place Holders As characters shift from place to place in the four stories of "The Emigrants," Sebald sketches each location with poetic precision.
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So there needs some reconciliation or acknowledgment — in my view, anyway — that the financial concerns can be quite different from place to place.
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Trailing from place to place, Bakersfield to Barstow to Cucamonga to Hollywood plays the drifter by taking no designated direction in its subject matter.
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Recycling infrastructure is more built up in some US cities than others, and rules for what can be recycled differ from place to place.
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After all, she has a specially commissioned wheeled makeup chair that helps her get from place to place behind the scenes of her shows.
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City, county and state governments tax marijuana sales, often at rates that differ from place to place and are higher than for other products.
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"The main problem is that though the issue of homelessness is universal, the underlying reason behind it differs from place to place," he said.
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Uber already feels like the fastest way to get from place to place, but it just got even quicker for those who use Google.
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The indentured labourers' fortunes varied from place to place, according to their numbers, who else lived there, and laws about land tenure and race.
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What ensues is another type of scavenger hunt as they follow him from place to place, like a karaoke bar and a movie theater.
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At first he wanted to write a show about a 19th-century blimp that journeyed from place to place, making contact with distant peoples.
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"Opioid prescribing varies as much from place to place as the weather, and even neighboring counties have major differences in prescribing levels," Schuchat said.
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Heavily regulated and subject to substantial compliance costs for small and medium-sized businesses, these programs often just shift jobs from place to place.
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First, we should be careful about drawing policy recommendations or national lessons from all this, because the picture varies starkly from place to place.
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Many states use algorithms, often called "risk assessments," as part of the sentencing process, though the formulas and uses vary from place to place.
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Early on, you discover that infestation zones — areas where Freakers have laid down nests — block your ability to fast-travel from place to place.
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"[Fighters] have been using tunnels to move from place to place to avoid air strikes," said 60-year-old Haj Mahmoud, a retired teacher.
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A machine that moves users from place to place using an engine and wheels, Car is going to be transformative to the tech world.
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Plus, moving your money from place to place in reaction to market trends means you never really give your plan a chance to work.
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They provide lifelines in the spring and summer, when, each year, the villages flood and moving from place to place is a day's work.
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And, because livestock management can differ from place to place, a diet that works on one farm may not work as well on another.
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Given local control of schools, continuing education amid lengthy closures may look vastly different — and with varying degrees of equity — from place to place.
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Or maybe the art itself was "exported," so to speak, traveling from place to place and beginning at different stages as humans learned art.
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"(Fighters) have been using tunnels to move from place to place to avoid air strikes," said 60-year-old Haj Mahmoud, a retired teacher.
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Like the Jewish peddler with his cart and wares, ever in search of a livelihood and a home, we shift from place to place.
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Raw, opaque yet also deeply moving, the film tracks her as she wanders from place to place, person to person, alone and finally unknowable.
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Passive listening is the ideal, while walking from place to place, doing chores, etc, as the many tracks slowly sink in over several weeks.
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Within a couple of days of applying to be a ride-share driver, Ali said he was approved to shuttle passengers from place to place.
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While most cats are adept at leaping from place to place and catching their prey, some ferocious felines have just lost their sense of cattiness.
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A study from AlixPartners this year found car rentals clearly fall into a "leisure" activity, not an everyday option to get from place to place.
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Mr McCartney says that the loose concept, of a train passing from place to place, "reminded me of the 'album' albums we used to make".
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This seems to indicate how people often use personal assistants while moving from place to place, or to launch apps like Google Maps while commuting.
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But true party animals cannot be expected to stay at one tailgate, and traveling from place to place lugging around a cooler can be exhausting.
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NASA scientist Tom Nordheim and his colleagues modeled Europa&aposs radiation environment in detail, laying out just how bad things get from place to place.
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Her mom gave birth to her at 20 as well, and Jade spent her formative years moving from place to place as an army brat.
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This varies from place to place, reflecting the unevenness in the solid Earth's gravitational field that comes from the planet not being a perfect sphere.
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In China, an efficient salesclerk followed customers from place to place like a shadow, but no one wanted her mother to do that at JCPenney.
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In the meantime, Venice officials have erected wooden catwalks in severely flooded areas to provide safety for people trying to get from place to place.
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That worst-case scenario would see the malware rapidly overtake all vulnerable systems and spread as users with infected phones move from place to place.
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Not only are jobs, cultures, and traditions varied, but the ways in which governments provide for old-age citizens differs greatly from place to place.
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They have given me control over the things I want to listen to and think about when I'm walking or riding from place to place.
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All these games involved advancing a ball through an opponent's territory and scoring at the far end, but the rules varied from place to place.
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That worst-case scenario would see the malware rapidly overtake all vulnerable systems and spread as users with infected phones move from place to place.
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Traditionally, begging was done, well, like begging: going from place to place with a big bamboo hat on your head and beseeching people for alms.
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Each of the bike's battery packs comes with an USB socket so you can charge your phone as you zoom from place to place Each of the bike's battery packs comes with an USB socket so you can charge your phone as you zoom from place to place It weighs about the same as some of the electrically assisted bicycles out there at 35kg.
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"If you look around the world, rivers look different from place to place," Allen, who recently began a professorship at Texas A&M University, told Gizmodo.
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While a home-made party differs from place to place, common features include fancy dress (country stereotypes); sweepstakes; drinking games; and a mix of international cuisines.
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The rosy picture they paint suggests people will soon be whisked from place to place by road-going robots, with little input from those on board.
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Sourdough starters—slurries of flour and water that attract yeasts and lactic-acid bacteria—take days to create, and produce different tastes from place to place.
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Exposure to lead and prevalence of poisoning vary greatly from country to country as well as from place to place within countries, according to the WHO.
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Sure, the company moves you from place to place by various means, but those are just details, the San Francisco firm's lawyers argued in court recently.
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It should be easy to carry around from place to place, and it should be able to last all day without needing to be plugged in.
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Forests that echoed with the eerie calls of giant long-legged insects with their husks hollowed out, so they could ferry you from place to place.
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The licensing barriers sometimes force spouses to choose between advancing their own careers and moving from place to place with their service member husband or wife.
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Along with my comrades — college dropouts, failed draft dodgers, intimidating brawny Chechens — I spent the days shoveling snow from place to place with no visible purpose.
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Mr. Chen, Mr. Jiang's lawyer, said his client had been moving from place to place in and around Beijing for three years, trying to avoid arrest.
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What broad averages like LCOE can obscure is that the value of renewable energy (and storage) varies widely from place to place and market to market.
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We (there were others like me) also knew where the pool tables were, and went from place to place until we found one free of students.
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And the transformation won&apost stop there, as the IoT will make transportation itself more efficient and help us get from place to place more quickly.
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In reality, the ocean is lumpy, with winds, currents and other factors pushing water around to produce substantial variations in sea level from place to place.
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Public schools vary greatly from place to place, with some having far more resources, both in terms of dollars and in engaged, supportive parents, than others.
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She and her brother were tired of following the SWAT team from place to place, waiting for Hadi to figure out a way to retrieve them.
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The 14-ounce capacity ensures enough caffeine for a whole morning, while the wide handle makes it easy to transport the cup from place to place.
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In other words, the factors that impact crime play out differently from place to place and responses to crime should be tailored to these local realities.
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"The programs vary wildly from place to place," said Shana Tabak, who directs the Atlanta office of the Tahirih Justice Center, which represents immigrant women and girls.
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I plan out what I want to buy for the day, where I need to go, and roughly how I want to get from place to place.
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So-called assistive technologies provide a means for people to move from place to place, to eat independently, to see and hear what they can't otherwise perceive.
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During the past year, violence has reshuffled from place to place within Brazil: the murder rate has fallen in the largest cities, but increased in smaller ones.
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She's been working odd jobs, traveling from place to place since she graduated high school, a journey that eventually leads her to the turquoise waters of Tahiti.
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Not only does multitasking actually slow down the tasks at hand, everyone looks strange when they're craned over their phones, rushing to get from place to place.
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"We're concerned when we see doctor shopping and hospital shopping, where they take the child from place to place seeking new audiences for the deceptions," he says.
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They live either on boats or in huts perched on stilts on shallow reefs, and they migrate from place to place in flotillas that carry entire clans.
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These cameras are dotted across the U.S., and are controlled mostly by police departments and government agencies to track license plates — and people — from place to place.
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Taxes are another component, and those vary from place to place — US flights charge a "Passenger Fee," also known as the September 11 Security Fee, for example.
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The quest structure doesn't differ from the base game, which means that for the most part you'll be jumping from place to place, shooting lots of enemies.
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Sometimes were rushing from place to place stressed like everyone else to get to set on time or work or whatever and we seem a little grumpy.
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A steel structure resembling the frame of a house, assembled by the dancers, shifts from place to place, intact and in parts, as transient as our protagonist.
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Until recently, the little dog, who can't walk on her own, was only able to get from place to place by dragging her back legs behind her.
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Some saw the trip as proof he was moving under his own steam; others suggested he was just being shipped from place to place by the Saudis.
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Assault and Battery should not be a method of bumping innocent passengers who put their lives in your hand to get them safely from place to place.
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At a time when half the battle in North Dakota was getting workers, equipment and oil from place to place, Henrikson owned a trucking business — Blackstone Trucking.
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DeShon expects it to help with fleet management, including the $250M shuttle operation, which moves rental cars from place to place based, in part, on expectations of demand.
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In the future, we'll be using VR, AR, and an array of other technologies to transport ourselves virtually from place to place, and commuting should become mostly obsolete.
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Instead, these facilities—many of which include decades-old and deteriorating pipes—are managed according to a patchwork of state regulations that vary widely from place to place.
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Mercury retrograde in Scorpio may find you more forgetful than usual this month, so check for your phone, keys, and wallet as you move from place to place.
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That can be easier said than done, though, because transporting food from place to place is often a challenge in its own right (let alone actually cooking it).
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Like the MX-1E, it is designed to hop from place to place, which team leads say will conserve mass and gas relative to its rival rover concepts.
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When they're in zero gravity, their hands and arms operate like their legs and feet since they grip and pull themselves from place to place rather than walking.
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Traditional wealth signifiers like private planes, yachts, and Rolexes may be a standard among the elite across the world, but status symbols also vary from place to place.
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The Badran family, which lost 39 members and 10 neighbors in four separate coalition strikes, fled from place to place as front lines in the city rapidly shifted.
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Each state's tax burden reveals the proportion of total personal income that residents must pay toward state and local taxes, which can vary wildly from place to place.
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You're always moving from place to place, from borough to borough, because different people will be running things in each place, and cutting their stuff their own ways.
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Both Carmelo and La La agree it's important they work out a structure for Kiyan so he's not whipsawed from place to place while they end their marriage.
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Zainab Abubakar, one of the returned students, said that while with Boko Haram the girls were moved from place to place, apparently to avoid detection from security forces.
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It's frustrating that it's so difficult to fully appreciate the fantastic work that went into orchestrating these massive spectacles when we're constantly being jostled from place to place.
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"They move[d] their mixed vegetable and flower farming operation from place to place about every two years due to alien exclusion laws in California," Tom Chino said.
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After more than two years -- two years of bouncing from place to place, of hiding his true self -- he has finally arrived in a place he can call home.
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What becomes clear is that as the lack of competition in capitalism become a more important question in other countries, exactly what this means varies from place to place.
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They're not opening restaurants of their own, however, but instead bouncing from place to place — a trend that's coincided with the flourishing of restaurant takeovers and pop-up events.
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This narrator flits from place to place in a kind of ghost-like way, all around London You can see everything fits together into this whole, wonderful living metropolis.
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Protesters have started to use increasingly diverse tactics to evade capture, shifting quickly from place to place and using online platforms such as Telegram to direct thousands of people.
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The average US teacher salary is a little less than $250,236 — less than other workers who have bachelor's or master's degrees — but compensation varies significantly from place to place.
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But we drove from place to place, and it was fascinating to watch how both Garrard and I would code-switch depending on the atmosphere of wherever we stopped.
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"This argument fails to acknowledge that the cost of living varies from place to place and few can make do on that, no matter where they live," she wrote.
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So my argument is, let's raise the minimum wage to the level of the living wage, which varies from place to place depending on housing costs and transportation costs.
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Michael D. Edmonson, the superintendent of the Louisiana State Police, several times described the gunman as "moving tactically" from place to place, looking for targets and choosing vantage points.
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There's even a kind of reverse bragging involved: just how old, how shabby, how gruesomely it can shed parts and systems and still get you from place to place.
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The real benefit of infrastructure, however, is in improving the medium-term productivity of the economy — allowing people, goods, and information to flow more smoothly from place to place.
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Over the course of the novel, he moves from place to place, including Texas, Morehouse College in Atlanta and eventually Lagos, searching for connection and a sense of himself.
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Students bounce from school to school as their family leaves home, perhaps staying with friends, before entering the shelter system, where they are often moved from place to place.
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Even many of the smaller details in the two books rhyme, no doubt because the distinguishing features of poverty do not vary all that much from place to place.
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Food sourcing, production methods (even with meat), menu planning, nutritional needs, economic priorities, cultural traditions and how meatless days roll out from place to place: They all add weight.
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The likelihood that you'll get a stolen television varies from place to place, because pawnshop regulations governing stolen goods vary by state and are mostly enforced by local police.
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In later years he built NNA Corporation, which made a computer with removable hard drives, letting people carry data from place to place — a forerunner of the USB stick.
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Global Health Soft-shell turtles raised for food in Asia can infect people with cholera and spread the lethal bacteria from place to place, according to a new study.
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Structures vary from place to place, but Wall Street now broadly defers more pay, uses more stock in pay packages and inserts claw-back provisions in more employment contracts.
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Appreciating the value of solar+storage, the many different value streams it produces, will help us understand why the cost of solar+storage varies so much from place to place.
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For months at a time you and your friends get to travel from place to place sharing your art and ideas with audiences who are excited to see you play.
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IP addresses help information get where it needs to go in the same way that street names and addresses help people figure out how to get from place to place.
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I found all the running from place to place tedious, but once the film settled on a location for longer than 10 minutes, Edwards was free to achieve something incredible.
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Ted-Ed writes:For the majority of recorded human history, units like the weight of a grain or the length of a hand weren't exact and varied from place to place.
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You will always have the primadonna applicant with a killer fuckin' resume who has bounced around from place to place and city to city who doesn't have the right attitude.
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Her father, played by a steely-eyed Woody Harrelson, deals with alcoholism and moves his wife and kids from place to place as they live hand-to-mouth in poverty.
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You know the "Insta-tourist": a world traveler jet-setting from place to place, seemingly without a care in the world or a day job, inspiring all sorts of FOMO.
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The map showed that the galaxy's disk, far from flat, is significantly warped and varies in thickness from place to place, with increasing thickness measured further from the galactic center.
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It's a big challenge to haul the components of the Smorgasburg market from place to place, but that's what Eric Demby, one of the founders and a partner, is doing.
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And it's possible similar scenarios are playing out in the other cities with violent crime increases, which could explain some of the variation from place to place as well. Dshort.
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Running from place to place and laboring over long to-do lists have increasingly become ways to communicate status: I'm so busy because I'm just so important, the thinking goes.
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And the competition does not just shift tax dollars from place to place — it decreases the total pool of sales tax dollars by giving some of the money to corporations.
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After this, we shift restlessly back and forth, from place to place and year to year until — a last flash-forward, we land back in 1950, just where we began.
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Most of all, there were the pleasures of being with Alice, during summers on North Haven, Maine—her last island—and of travelling, restless as ever, from place to place.
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"Kids need space and stability for proper child development; when you're moving from place to place and staying on couches, they can't learn and grow," Walker told The New Republic.
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She had been captured in a rural village, and the rebels killed her husband and then moved her from place to place, intending to trade her for their own prisoners.
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Poaching and the loss of habitat are "equally dangerous threats that vary in degree from place to place," said Dr. Lee, who is a founder of the Wild Nature Institute.
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As she and her mother moved from place to place in Upper Manhattan and the Bronx, she cherished the miniature furniture because it gave her a space all her own.
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To the Editor: Re "Let's Subscribe to That Sofa" (Sunday Styles, June 9): It's true that moving from place to place feels like a fundamental pillar of millennials' generational expectations.
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Déraciné uses the fairly common teleport method of moving around in VR; instead of actually walking from place to place, you're able to zip from one hot spot to the next.
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Add these up and a flying passenger vehicle that pilots itself from place to place seems a natural addition to the increasingly dense and varied connective tissue of a modern city.
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It's when you're dashing from place to place or perhaps only have a quick 10 minutes to juice up your phone that charging speed (and wireless charging speed) starts to matter.
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Impacts may vary from place to place: one town might get a light dusting of snow, while others might see dangerous winds and snowfall, or endure a gross barrage of sleet.
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The two have been working on Minit for more than a year now; the couple travels from place to place, staying in Airbnbs and working on the game on the go.
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Whether its replying to messages on Slack or email for work, or using map apps to get us from place to place, our gadgets are often our lifeline to the world.
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These labels have varying degrees of importance depending on your purpose with driving, but Uber drivers generally want things that are different from ordinary drivers just getting from place to place.
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Riot police confronted the protesters, who have adopted flash tactics, shifting quickly from place to place to evade capture and using online platforms such as Telegram to direct hundreds of people.
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"I don't want my cotton grower to wander from place to place, trying to sell his cotton," he said in an address to the Sri Ram College of Commerce in 2013.
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The insights could help us build better corridors and thoroughfares that make it easier for us to get from place to place, and just maybe make holiday travelers a little jollier.
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That means you can set up NEEO Brains in each room where you have devices to control, and carry your remote from place to place instead of having to have multiple.
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At a time when movement and place are central artistic concerns, we too need to move from place to place to view artworks in the locations for which they were made.
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But you have to adjust expectations when theater moves outdoors, and alter them further for a production like this one, which asks audience members to follow players from place to place.
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For instance, such skills could benefit warehouse robots as they work in groups to move goods from place to place, or help self-driving cars navigate en masse through heavy traffic.
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MAZAR-I-SHARIF, Afghanistan — For years, Rasool Landay went from place to place in northern Afghanistan, offering a very specialized and in-demand service: treatment for women unable to have children.
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The answer differs from place to place — or at least it should at a moment when no objective matters more than containing Trump by controlling the House, the Senate or both.
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The responsibilities and monotony of a daily routine have a way of making the challenges of wandering from place to place, not always knowing where you might sleep, seem like fun.
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The tools let you set landmarks, draw lines from place to place, add text, images, and videos to every point along the way, and present the whole thing, step by step.
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Ms. Donham told him that soon after the killing, her husband's family hid her away, moving her from place to place for days, to keep her from talking to law enforcement.
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Though the details and philosophies vary from place to place, the general notion is that the government hands out regular checks to everyone, regardless of income or whether people are working.
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Legal systems continued to vary from place to place, and the lives of ordinary people and even the lesser nobility and the vast majority of knights would have been essentially unchanged.
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My Starbucks habit feels like the spinal cord running through my life, holding it together as I move from place to place, from school to job to job to graduate school.
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Saudi women rely on drivers, usually foreign men, some of whom have never taken a driving test or had any kind of professional instruction, to ferry them from place to place.
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"He was on the run, that's for sure, from the minute the shots were fired," and moved from place to place to avoid capture, Westmoreland County District Attorney John Peck told reporters.
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What this means is you're going to wake up and hop from place to place, and wait time to wait time trying to find a good plate of eggs, biscuits, and gravy.
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Quantum key distribution (QKD) is, generally, a quantum cryptographic technique in which encryption keys—used to mathematically unlock protected data—are moved from place to place under the protection of quantum correlations.
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"Transit's real strength is economies of scale, carrying large numbers of people in a very straight line from place to place," says David Bragdon, the executive director of the think tank TransitCenter.
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The timing varied slightly from place to place, but in America—where the effect was strongest—it covered roughly the 20 years from 153, a period when nearly 80m Americans were born.
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"Dragonfly is a Mars rover-sized drone that will be able to fly from place to place on Titan," Elizabeth "Zibi" Turtle, the lead investigator of the mission, said in a briefing.
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They were moved from place to place within ISIS territory: Mosul, Tal Afar, Raqqa, and finally to Tishrin, where, she says, she was sold to an ISIS fighter, who raped her repeatedly.
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Volunteer members of presidential advance teams perform various wrangling jobs, including moving crowds through events, making sure supporters get to their seats, and otherwise ensuring a smooth flow from place to place.
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While this helps us provide a comprehensive map, it also means that the amount of data we have varies from place to place and you can see this reflected in our maps.
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Elon Musk has made no secret of his ambitions to create a fleet of self-driving electric Tesla "robotaxis" that can one day ferry customers from place to place without a driver.
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Moreover, the way the film speeds through situations, sometimes via musical montages, blunts their impact, as the story seems to jump from place to place as opposed to coherently building to them.
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The marine ferries are used primarily by Alaskans as an inexpensive way to move themselves and their vehicles from place to place as they read, work or watch the miles go by.
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But moving them from place to place — be it in trailers, long-haul moving vans with air-ride suspension, or specially outfitted airplanes — can take expense and luxury to a new level.
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Read more >> Running from place to place and laboring over long to-do lists have increasingly become ways to communicate status: I'm so busy because I'm just so important, the thinking goes.
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The Mac Pro is now available to order, and it turns out that you'll need to drop a cool $400 to be able to roll your new computer from place to place.
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Punishment for same-sex acts and relationships vary from place to place, but in nine countries, including Iran and Saudi Arabia, prosecutors can seek the death penalty against same-sex acts and relationships.
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As you move from place to place (and load old saves or even, in rare cases, restart entire islands), you begin to naturally approach each new park template as a puzzle unto itself.
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Comparable laws vary from place to place, but in New York City, for example, a legal bedroom must measure at least 80 square feet with a ceiling height of at least 8 feet.
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"I move from place to place until I find a money changer with funds because a large number of the cash machines are empty," said Ahmed Abdullah, a 46.953-year-old government employee.
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Joe Cocker, Leon Russell, and all of them were going from place to place in an old turbo prop tour plane, and I was like, OK... I think I want to do that.
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The trio had fled their home in Syria in 2012, first moving from place to place within the country and then, when a missile landed across the street, leaving the country for good.
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Rick and his band have wandered from place to place in search of safety—a farm, a prison, a small town—only for each to succumb to rival groups, zombie hordes or both.
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Up until recently, the 2-year-old bird had never walked on her own, instead she made it from place to place by hopping on her good leg or by flying short distances.
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In Road Rules, a group of strangers had their money taken away and were forced to live in an RV and follow a series of clues that took them from place to place.
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"If you build a ship that's capable of going to Mars, what if you take that same ship and use it to go from place to place on Earth," Musk said on Sept.
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The challenge of quest design is to shape them in such a way that they don't just feel like running from place to place, tripping story or objective triggers in the game world.
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With the addition of galactic economies, a new story mode, "joint exploration," and missions to take me from place to place, I am so curious to see if this space feels more alive.
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The risk you pose to yourself is smaller than the posed to all the people who are forced to be around germy little wanderlusters who are unwittingly carrying coronavirus from place to place.
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The way the light of the game's horizons struck me, the way the notes form Kass' accordion floated over the hills, the way the land of Hyrule guided me from place to place.
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In the next two years, it intends to put thousands of self-driving cars on the road in selected cities to ferry not its own engineers but ordinary people from place to place.
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To complicate matters even further, a study in Italy doesn't exactly track with what we might expect in a massive country like the US, where the demographics vary greatly from place to place.
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As word of South Korea's new assassination plans has spread, Mr. Kim has used his deputies' cars as decoys to move from place to place, South Korean intelligence officials told lawmakers in June.
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This idle action condemns the dog to misery, since everyone who encounters him is convinced that he has rabies, and he is driven from place to place with curses and hails of rocks.
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They'd initially planned for the projections to move from place to place throughout the city, but it proved difficult to create the infrastructure required quickly enough to get the project off the ground.
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But what does that mean for someone who's spent much of their life bopping from place to place (like, say, this writer, who's spent chunks of her life in both New York and Tennessee)?
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Though restrictions are soon placed on their city, Nadia and Saeed are not stuck in their immediate location — mysterious doors begin to open, allowing Nadia and Saeed to migrate from place to place instantly.
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The primary reason for all the excitement isn't their current business model — providing convenient means to transport people from place to place — but the bigger vision they have of turning cars into a service.
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Though they're not perfect, burner phones make it more difficult for the powers that be to track you from place to place, or identify you in a vast sea of metadata and call records.
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Grab hopes that people will use its app not only to get from place to place, but also to order meals, send packages, pay for things offline and book hotel rooms, among other tasks.
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In addition to featuring an "alien crew," every window on the Starcruiser offers views into deep space with "ever-changing vistas as the ship progresses from place to place," Morrow Johnson said at D23.
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He was an English teacher who did not last long at any particular school, and as he moved from place to place, Frederic Lyman appears to have left behind a trail of sexual misconduct.
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In an era in which coaches jump from place to place, hoping to climb the ladder to a program with the resources to compete for national titles, Oklahoma represented Stoops's only head-coaching job.
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The restrictions vary from place to place, but in many cities and states, formerly incarcerated people cannot obtain public housing or food stamps, apply for a student loan, vote or serve on a jury.
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Some of his ingredients, kept on wooden trays that he carries from place to place, are typical, like the warm short-grain rice and the dark nikiri that he will brush over certain fish.
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"I had someone who used to take me from place to place but in light of the gasoline issue he would not give me a lift even when I offered to pay him," he said.
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Salespeople, entrepreneurs, account reps, and countless other positions have you running around from place to place, only stopping into the office between offsite meetings or on the rare occasion that you don't have something scheduled.
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One theory, which dates back to 1923, is that the beetles drift from place to place, buoyed up by a tiny air cavity each has beneath its outer shell, which allows the insects to float.
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Thankfully, it's not the 16th century because let's face it, traveling from place to place back then was not fun in the least, especially traveling all that way just to find Doduo's everywhere you step.
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For one thing, the teleportation experiments found that subjects suddenly teleported from place to place within a virtual maze, with a period of sensory darkness in between, could differentiate between small and large distances traveled.
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The drones, created by engineers at Stanford and Switzerland's EPFL, were inspired by wasps and spiders that need to drag prey from place to place but can't actually lift it, so they drag it instead.
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"People make a mistake thinking that if they just put Spanish language ads up on the radio that they're communicating effectively to this very diverse population of people that are different from place to place.".
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More than 250,000 drivers, take passengers on motorcycles or by cars as well as carry packages and food from place-to-place as as well as massage therapists, according to Piotr Jakubowski, chief marketing officer.
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The show ends with heartbreaking, scrappy little paintings that were all that Soutine could muster while moving from place to place west of Paris, hiding after the Germans occupied the city, in June of 1940.
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Thus, the early going of Game of Thrones was more welcoming to scenes that serve mostly to set up character or theme, and those scenes often occurred when characters were traveling from place to place.
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"I remember going to these elaborate parties, baking cakes, and going from place to place with next-door neighbors to visit relatives," said Nigel Jones, 60, a Bay Area chef who was raised in Jamaica.
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There are a variety of ways to do this, but the basic idea is that the price of electricity would vary throughout the day, and from place to place, based on real-time grid conditions.
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It's the first model from the company with a battery and support for Bluetooth audio, which means it's the first Sonos speaker you can easily transport — or move, if you will — from place to place.
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For tasks that are simpler to specify—say, shuttling cargo from place to place using a robot that follows a yellow line painted on the floor—adding curiosity to the mix would be machine-learning overkill.
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" Sofia Samatar on her story "Fallow": "[The story] is based on a long history in which Anabaptist groups of various kinds, because they don't go to war, have been forced to move from place to place.
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It's equipped with drills and probes to investigate the surface, and of course cameras to capture interesting features and the surrounding alien landscape, flying from place to place using a set of rotors like a drone's.
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According to philosopher Daniel C. Dennett: A wagon with spoked wheels carries not only grain or freight from place to place; it carries the brilliant idea of a wagon with spoked wheels from mind to mind.
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Commission Impossible: How and why the FCC created net neutrality The court found that the FCC's explanation that DNS and caching services mean that broadband providers do more than simply move bits from place to place.
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After years of slipping the word "tech" into business decks for companies that lease office space, prepare food, or drive people from place to place, public companies are using that word less often to describe themselves.
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Elon Musk first presented plans for a hyperloop in August 2150, claiming it would be a completely solar-powered avenue of travel that could get people from place to place even faster than trains and planes.
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"They move from place to place in the Hamreen mountains," said Ahmad Sharifi, a former Iraqi intelligence officer who now serves as security adviser to Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, the highest-ranking Shia cleric in Iraq.
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How hard is it to put wheels and a Tesla motor on shipping-container houses, add a few storage tanks, and just drift from place to place, hooking up for water / sewage / electricity as and when needed?
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But now the former SpaceX engineer is back in the Hyperloop business with Arrivo, a company billing itself as "the arrival company," which could involve a lot more beyond zipping cargo and people from place to place.
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On Golf OAKMONT, Pa. — Because golf is an outdoor sport played on a field of competition that changes from place to place and day to day, its rules are inherently more complex than those of other sports.
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Simply put, the single market is the zone of free movement that the European Union created, where goods, services, capital and people can flow from place to place and nation to nation without impediment at internal borders.
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She was working for Instacart, a grocery delivery company, until September when she had to quit because she depended on a friend with a car who could no longer take her from place to place for deliveries.
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As more people flock to the ferries to party, it raises the question of whether this behavior could get annoying for those that are simply trying to put their head down and get from place to place.
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But then he had a better idea: Rather than sending grainy images of paper documents from place to place, what if he used the precision of a laser to print more refined images straight from a computer?
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Earlier this year, the justices agreed to hear a challenge to New York City's handgun regulations, which imposed strict conditions on licenses and the means by which gun owners could transport their firearms from place to place.
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Tasha: In the film, consumers don't seem to jump around virtually from place to place, which surprises me — you'd get really footsore wandering through a million-shop mall, and you'd never find the Orange Julius on level 5,621.
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There's a participating bakery in all of the 50 states, and the free pastries vary from place to place since Facebook left it up to the bakery to decide which "birthday-themed" dessert they'd like to hand out.
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The champion was the biggest touring talent of all: he'd go from place to place, local fans would stream into arenas in the hopes that their guy would win (he usually wouldn't), and everyone would go home happy.
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Instead, they found that the composition of the rock's surface differs from place to place, but ultimately, the rock showed signatures of carbon-rich compounds on its surface — materials that are often associated with life here on Earth.
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They've brought cases against the Backpage defendants in two federal districts—civil seizures in Los Angeles, criminal matters in Phoenix—and they're making the defendants spend what money they have left chasing Uncle Sam from place to place.
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Her journey shifts as she moves from place to place — San Francisco, then Ithaca, then China — and Chang follows her in prose that flows so gracefully across themes of millennial ennui, capitalist disillusionment, immigration, love, and sacrifice. —A.
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"Millions of people are having their productivity undermined because of the time it takes to move around and get from place to place, and that problem could be solved with a better type of product," Jackson tells CNN.
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Not only will commuters be able to get from place to place faster, but doing so will allow people to comfortably live far from their work, giving access to educational, cultural and health services normally out of reach.
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Musk said the first two tunnel segments would serve as proof-of-concept sites to demonstrate ideas for a traffic-easing network of subterranean tubes whisking passenger-carrying "pods" and individual cars from place to place at high speeds.
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The difference is that this isn't an action game; instead of controlling Jensen in a third-person shooter, you're swiping him around the screen, moving him from place to place on a board filled with enemies and other obstacles.
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Much of the work focused on political themes — Jimmy Carter was a regular target — but the subject matter swung widely from place to place, befitting what Brill calls the "sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll" tenor of the time.
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"It's kind of like the Rubik's Cube: You've got to arrange it just right to get from place to place and, of course, you can never see everything that you want to see," Doug MacCash, entertainment reporter for NOLA.
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The directives have different names and the specifics vary from place to place, but they all have one goal in common: to keep residents home as much as possible in an attempt to slow the spread of the coronavirus.
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Private guides also save you time because they know how to get from place to place quickly, and can secure tickets in advance to the attractions you'll be visiting so you won't have to wait in long entrance lines.
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As A.I. whisks us from place to place — visits to family members, art galleries and musical events — we will look out the windows, as unaware of its plans for us as a poodle on its way to the groomer's.
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She doesn't have a huge number of studies to go on (only seven) but she's able to use this method to find that the effectiveness of microcredit varies a bit, but not a huge amount, from place to place.
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Being able to carry your luggage with ease opens all sorts of money-saving options, like walking and public transport, instead of needing an expensive cab or car service to get you and your bags from place to place.
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"When you come out, you're going to be in a whole new world than any of us were in," Harris told the two girls, likening it to needing to know how to drive to get from place to place.
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Imagine a tiny, tiny robotic system covered over by even tinier biomolecular arms (flagella) working cooperatively as a "bacterial surface" to move the biobot from place to place, and then, just as importantly, imagine an algorithm that can steer the thing.
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If your main job function is taking a number from one box in Excel and putting it in another box in Excel and writing a narrative about how the number got from place to place, robots are knocking at your door.
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On average, sea level is rising by about 3 millimeters per year, but there is a lot of variation from place to place, due in part to the interaction of currents and coastal geography, as well as variations in gravitational pull.
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Of these, the team reckon just under an eighth were associated with pollutants released in a part of the world different from that in which the death occurred, thanks to transport of such particles from place to place by the wind.
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Bed bugs, which can grow to about 5 mm in length, depend on human carriers to move from place to place — a single pregnant bug that manages to stowaway on a person's baggage is enough to begin a new infestation.
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But more than anything, it's an exercise in physical exploration — not only in moving from place to place but in figuring out how to do so, often with the goal of avoiding detection by the enemy characters patrolling the world.
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But, for me, what became interesting was imagining that kind of character having to have some reality of running from place to place with her kid, who's going from school to school and trying to make friends and become a person.
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The automaker filed a similar patent last year — but the machine described in the recent filing would be more compact and more mobile, as the patent mentions the potential for custom-built trailers to move it from place to place.
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Moving from place to place with the HomePod isn't necessarily a primary use case, but it was a nice surprise to set up the HomePod once and move between my work, apartment and home without having to change a thing.
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In one section, the group scuttled from place to place with something like a tap dance, the irregular rhythms of their feet bumping up against erratic electronic blips in the score — a nice departure from dancing directly to the music.
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Tyrone (Aubrey Joseph), the Cloak in the equation, can phase from place to place in darkness, while Dagger, Tandy (Olivia Holt), can conjure light daggers, a handy ability that -- like practically everything else here -- initially isn't put to effective use.
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Although you might know this term from your office (if you deal with techy tools), a SCRUM is that pileup of hearty souls on a Rugby field who process a ball from place to place via a sort of external peristalsis.
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For example, Dr. Boyko and his colleagues analyzed DNA samples from village dogs on remote islands in Fiji and French Polynesia that he hoped would show a historical pattern of migration as people and their dogs moved from place to place.
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She couldn't sleep at her mother's anymore, and she didn't have close friends, so she floated from place to place, staying in each as long as her host would let her, sometimes staying with someone she had met that day.
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Congress designated places where its members could safely meet to do the business of the nation, like Fort McNair outside of Washington, D.C. Needless to say, that plan doesn't account for a virus lawmakers themselves could carry from place to place.
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The thing is, I have dyslexia, so I see everything jumbled and upside down (Why didn't they ask me to do the upside-down jumble?) and part of that means I tend to jump from place to place in a puzzle.
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But Game of Thrones still used to be a show wrapped in rich themes, and now it's pretty much one where characters shuffle from place to place, while the series tries to figure out where they'll be when the endgame begins.
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As he worked on the geometry of perspective, he learned how to manipulate the formal rules in order to compensate for the distortions inevitable when a spectator moved from place to place in front of a large painting on a wall.
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The Move can use its own microphones to adjust its sound within about 30 seconds of playback, which is much easier than the prior method and convenient for a speaker that will migrate from place to place on a regular basis.
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Instead, it's best to view the Move as a speaker that you can easily move from place to place in your home or from inside your house to your outside patio, as opposed to something you'll really want to travel with.
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MonTECH, one of 56 statewide assistive technology programs in the U.S. and its territories, loans equipment for free to Montanans with disabilities to help them with the tasks of everyday life, including reading, bathing, typing, eating, or simply getting from place to place.
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Boring says the tunnel would serve as an experimental proof-of-concept site to demonstrate ideas for a traffic-easing system Musk wants to build to rapidly whisk individual cars and small groups of pedestrians from place to place beneath the surface.
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In more recent works on paper, the whole sheet is often covered and layered with forms and lines; emblematic objects shift from place to place, cut and re-collaged, turning their fields into universes where disparate entities can pass through and co-exist.
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Why else would she be living under an assumed name, picking up random dead old ladies' identities as she goes, moving from place to place every year, and hiding a firearm arm in her car even with all of these protections in place?
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Harley-Davidson's LiveWire is a leap in that direction, but the company's next round of two-wheeled EVs — and the market response — will tell us more about HD's relevance in the transformation of how people choose to move from place to place.
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Mr. Grant grew up in poverty, his family drifting from place to place: Redfern, a rough-and-tumble Sydney suburb; Griffith, a village 60 miles northwest of Narrandera, where he lives now, and Wagga Wagga, which is 62 miles southeast of that.
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Bernini's. As they sat on each of the four corners of the roof of his personal carriage, he would travel from place to place in Rome, appraising the work of lesser artists, letting the heads mock their meager achievements of his inferiors.
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The body was exhumed, but it continued to be moved from place to place for years, first to Spain, where Perón, who lived in exile there, kept it in his residence, and then later, after his third Presidency and death, to Argentina.
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Ashworth tends to set his Christmas songs in the bitter cold—only in Oakland is it "warm as spring"—and there's a loneliness that connects them all, but the changes in heart and the decisions made vary wildly from place to place.
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They are, fundamentally, a collision of bodies on courts and fields, a test of in-person physical will, enjoyed by audiences not just on television but in person, and thats fundamentally requires transporting those bodies from place to place in order to happen.
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Spread throughout West Africa, Central Africa, the Sudan and Egypt, Maal's Fulani people represent the world's largest pastoral nomadic group in the world, meaning they move constantly herding livestock from place to place, looking for fresh pastures on which the animals can feed.
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The determination of G.M. and Waymo to offer ride services within months also suggests a conviction that businesses that use driverless cars to ferry ordinary people from place to place will spread rapidly and — absent the cost of a driver — yield hefty profits.
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Hartz's story of moving from place to place with her family before ultimately being placed in an orphanage for protection — where she wasn't allowed to talk about her parents and didn't even know if they were still alive — is a chilling, heartbreaking tale.
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Sarah and Ezra also grapple with the policy implications of a new Congressional Budget Office report on cost sharing reduction subsidies for low income Obamacare enrollees, and the group muses on why emergency room costs are not standardized from place to place.
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Maps were given out to the public so they could watch the artists paint if they wanted, and at the end of the festival there's a walking tour where people could be guided from place to place and hear from the artists.
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She lost just about everything, and two years later, she is still struggling, moving from place to place, paying off her credit-card debt and caring for her 14-year-old son, who has a brain tumor, all on her dental assistant's salary.
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As the world's most popular drink after water, Gu said that tea-drinking habits varied from place to place and the findings might not apply to Western countries, where black tea was a more popular choice -- often taken with milk or sugar.
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He was considered by Claude Lévi-Strauss, no less, to be the first social scientist, and a pioneer of relativism—he thought that those cannibals were just as virtuous as the Europeans they offended, that customs vary equably from place to place.
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This launches you on a long "chain of favors" style story through Halcyon, as you and your new shipmates aboard the Unreliable (basically a copy of the Serenity set) go from place to place gathering the information and equipment needed to help the Hope colonists.
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What seems clear from Dr Fry's work is that makers of antivenoms—including, presumably, antivenoms against snakes other than saw-scaled vipers—need to look more closely at how snake venom varies from place to place, even within what appear to be single species.
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The 18-year-old, who plays the youngest (living) Stark on the HBO series, has spent most of his time on the show unable to walk, dragged from place to place as he explores his ability to conjure visions and see into the past.
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Christian blossoms into an obsessive-compulsive mathematician with countless aliases who runs from place to place, helping out dictators, aiding kindly farmers with their taxes, killing with dead-on aim of a sniper, falling in love, and keeping one eye on his fine art collection.
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Equipped with a 227-liter, in-line four-cylinder gasoline engine (2515 horsepower, 233 pound-feet of torque), it easily moves from place to place any time you want to move as fast as the law and driving conditions will allow you to move.
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The thing we should all be very aware of is by traveling around the city and moving this germ from place to place, inadvertently, you are risking the lives of everybody, including the most vulnerable, people who have asthma or people who are really old.
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Al Qadiri's experiencing of the Occupation of Kuwait, her experience of existing outside a single culture––by moving around as a child and moving from place to place during the Occupation––provides her with a more complicated set of lenses through which to see reality.
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"For hundreds of years, the people of the Amazon have been portrayed as these very simple people, intellectually but also in their social formation — living in small tribes, moving from place to place, barely eking out a living, always on the brink of death," Zarrillo says.
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There's so many ways to change the world, and students invent new ones everyday, taking the spark of advocacy from place to place, from school to school in a way that we are here to support and here to partner [with] when they ask us for help.
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How it gets reported varies from place to place, and some cases are lumped in with other forms of child abuse, according to Maxine Eichner, a law professor at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill who has researched medical child abuse from a legal perspective.
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But they are passionate for physical activity, which can actually be such a pleasant change of pace from what seems like the majority of people, who would rather sever their head from their body and roll forehead to chin from place to place, if they could.
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He grew up in Northern California in a bluegrass-playing family; his biography of moving from place to place as a young man, including a period in New York City during the early aughts, involved a lot of the word "drifting" rather than explanations of intent.
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"If you really want to optimize agriculture, if you really want to make it most resistant to climate change, most responsive to local markets, most resistant to drought, you need to optimize those crops for those local conditions that vary from place to place," Gurian-Sherman said.
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Spending her youth moving from place to place in southern England before settling in East London, the moniker comes from an experience Bain had on holiday in Cornwall aged eight, where another girl developed a crush on her thinking she was a boy - until proven otherwise.
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The fact that the inventory will also come up in Maps is very interesting, too: aimed at consumers on the go, it could prove to finally solve the problem of running from place to place, or spending lots of time phoning, when a customer wants to buy something urgently.
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I'm sure you know them already, being that Scorpios love astrology and the occult, but in case you don't: Mercury rules the mind, communication, information, and moving from place to place, so anything involving these themes is best avoided—things like buying electronics, planning trips, or signing contracts.
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As retailers and brands vie for a piece of a hit that takes players from place to place, fast food chain McDonald's Holdings Co Japan Ltd said its nearly 3,000 shops across Japan would serve as spots where Pokemon can be battled or "trained" in the game - within limits.
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If you're the kind of person who's constantly jetting around to and from — whether your destinations include the office, the gym, the airport, or anywhere else — this singular bag is likely all you need to seamlessly transition from place to place throughout your day, looking sophisticated all the while.
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As Bloomberg noted, what counts towards or against an individual in the credit system can vary from place to place, and President Xi Jinping's plans for a unified national system by 2020 instead of the current patchwork system of private and local ones have yet to come to fruition.
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"If you build a ship that's capable of going to Mars, what if you take that same ship and use it to go from place to place on earth," he asked, showing a promotional video of a rocket taking passengers from New York City to Shanghai in 30 minutes.
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Lumotive offered the following diagram, which helps visualize the systems, although obviously "suitability" and "too short" and "too slow" are somewhat subjective: The main problem with the latter two is that they rely on a mechanical platform to actually move the laser emitter or mirror from place to place.
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Portable mini-pools, which Mr. Kavanagh described as "large metal tubs that were towed from place to place," became part of our city's landscape in the 19403s and 21940s, intended to provide relief to neighborhoods that would not otherwise have access to facilities to beat the summer heat.
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" Did she regret coming to Syria, I asked, wondering if she felt disillusioned with the Islamic State, after years of being forced back by a US-led coalition, moving from place to place, and ultimately ending up in a "caliphate" of just 1.5 square miles under frequent airstrike. "No.
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Satellite records of the area covered by ice in the Arctic, for instance, stretch back only to 1979, and it was not until 2002 that researchers were able, courtesy of some new satellites, to estimate how the thickness of that ice varies over time and from place to place.
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Disappointingly for lovers of Darwin's vision of land animals moving from place to place on natural rafts, an intensive examination of 634 objects, ranging from a plastic bottle to a floating dock 20 metres long that had been ripped free of its moorings (see picture) failed to reveal any terrestrial species.
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Just as a highway provides vital connections between cities, bringing goods and people from place to place, a river is an artery fundamental to the health of a community — aside from its importance as a wildlife habitat, we depend on it to supply drinking water, irrigate farms or fuel breweries.
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"One of the issues with the archipelago, these guys who came out of Abu Sayyaf Group, they're very accomplished mariners, able to move around from place to place, so it's difficult to clamp down on them," Scott Stewart, Vice President of Tactical Analysis of American geopolitical intelligence firm Stratfor, tells CNN.
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A native of Lafayette, La., Ms. Forrest spent her formative years moving from place to place along the California coast — Long Beach to San Pedro to the region known as the Inland Empire — after she and her family were evacuated from their home in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
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Bound by the traditions of various religions and secular obligations, we trek from place to place with smiles on our faces to talk to the people in our families and social groups that we like or, at the very least, can be in the same room with for thirty minutes.
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But if she learned nothing else from a childhood of constantly moving from place to place (she says she has lost count of how many people she lived with after leaving her parents, but reckons it was at least 30), she learned to rely on herself and not give up.
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That was a civilian program of over a thousand women that was run during the Second World War as a way of relieving male pilots for combat roles during the war, by having well-trained women pilots take over domestic flying, ferrying aircraft, towing targets, training, transporting aircraft from place to place.
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Up Next Age 27 Hometown As a military brat, he moved from place to place before settling in Martinsville, Va. Now Lives He "floats" between a five-bedroom house in the Highland Park section of Los Angeles, and a three-bedroom apartment in Washington Heights that he shares with the playwright Claire Kiechel.
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Among the resulting improvements are smoother transitions from place to place, thanks to more frames and better loading animations, as the system has switched from repeating old images, which resulted in a stuttering effect to new low-res shots, which creates the effect of a blurry periphery coming into to sharper focus.
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" His comic journeys from place to place ("Portland Oregon is a bunch of white ppl in a brew pub") frame his search for acceptance, for the right place, the Kumeyaay need for a stable home, and Pico's own sexual wants and needs: "Lonely / is a desire"; "everything is always hungry / for something.
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Tying it to navigation software the people are using already to get from place to place seems like a way to juice interest even further; I'm far more likely to decide that yes, I would actually like a coffee after all when I open up my navigation app and see it as an option.
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"The Federal Trade Commission should establish a data-broker clearinghouse, requiring all data brokers to register, enabling consumers to track the transactions that have bundled and sold their data from place to place, and giving users the power to delete their data on demand, freely, easily and online, once and for all," he added.
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Richard: We tend to be contacted by a lot of DJs that are on tour on their own who are going from place to place, and they don't have that network, so that sort of underlines how important it is to have those coping strategies, whether it's somebody on Skype, or having somebody you can call.
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"We believe the Federal Trade Commission should establish a data-broker clearinghouse, requiring all data brokers to register, enabling consumers to track the transactions that have bundled and sold their data from place to place, and giving users the power to delete their data on demand, freely, easily and online, once and for all," Cook said in the article.
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First of all, the Evolv Sentry is built on casters so one or two people can easily move it from place to place (yes, the Evolve team brought it to Mashable's offices) and, though the prototype I saw was connected to a fairly powerful computer, the final Evolv Sentry — due in October — will be fully self- contained.
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He travels everywhere with a DJ and a roving posse of friends and musicians, packs big rooms across the country, and sometimes uses "an Uber for jets" to get from place to place should he miss a flight (which he does, a lot: "I miss like, two out of every five flights I am scheduled for," he told me).
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Scattered among the many new pieces of furniture is a cache of treasures that Ms. Paulus has taken from place to place: the tiny white rocking chair that was made by her father; a collage of photos from her parents' childhoods; a picture she painted in high school that her mother and Mr. Weiner had framed.
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Child soldier on ISIS' frontline Marwan, 11, was captured by ISIS at Mount Sinjar, the site of a major Yazidi massacre at the hands of ISIS in August 2014, and shuttled from place to place, bought and sold 11 times, spending much of the last three years in Raqqa, the self-declared capital of ISIS' so-called caliphate.
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It looks like Mass Transit is finally going to take the movement of lots of people from place to place seriously within the Skylines game system, and I think that every player is probably looking forward to all the different ways to cram people efficiently into vehicles that neatly take them from one point to the other.
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But in reality, those solutions resemble a game of hot potato, with migrants being pushed from place to place, every step taking them further from their goal of legally finding asylum in the U.S. For Paulina, who fled Venezuela with her husband and two boys, 13 and 5, that means only leaving her shelter in Nuevo Laredo when absolutely necessary.
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It's not a straightforward question to answer because it will vary so much from place to place depending on the soil moisture and the types of fuel—whether it's grassy fuels, or litter fuels, or coarse, larger, woody fuels—but you'd be looking for soaking rainfall that markedly increases soil moisture and bushfire fuel moisture, to really dampen these fires down.
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Sending the military to stop fuel theft creates risks, including potential clashes with criminals or civilians involved in that theft, James Bosworth, an expert on the region, told Business Insider, adding that the "military is often a blunt instrument, capable of stopping fuel theft through force but without the capacity to manage the balance between security and the necessary logistics of moving fuel from place to place."
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And certainly in the case of The Age of the Pussyfoot, it's not actually a phone like we would think of it—as a little pocket device—it was actually like a sceptre, but it had all these capabilities that we would now associate with a smartphone—and just the fact that you'd have your personal computer device that you could carry around from place to place.
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She was a daughter of the Virgin of Montserrat, and she felt instinctively, and of course heretically, that the Virgin herself was only a symbol of a yet greater sister-mother who was carefree and sorrowful all at once, a goddess who didn't guide you or shield you but only went with you from place to place and added her tangible presence to your own when required.
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There's a ton of stuff to do at any given point, and huge annoyances in the first game have been removed to make that stuff easy to find: the lucrative public events now have timers telling you when they'll appear, you can now fast travel from place to place on a planet, you're auto-enrolled into daily bounties (now called challenges), and your inventory space is large and much more manageable.
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At the time, and in months and years subsequent to that, it seemed very much like part of the allure of the startup was Karp himself, who had started Tumblr 11 years ago (as of this year) and found unexpected success with the service, which combined a blog-style format with a social network style feed, where you could follow users and skip around from place to place through links.
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I was struck not only by how much planning and work it requires just to get from place to place to deal with jackets, the stroller, seating arrangements, food preferences, the occasional meltdown — but also how your whole day (indeed your whole trip) can be made or ruined by the way others react: the eye roll of impatience versus the generosity and thoughtfulness that signify a genuine desire to help.
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One study published in the Journal of Travel Research found that the early days of a digital detox can produce feelings of anxiety, frustration and withdrawal, with symptoms like insomnia, depression and something called "inattentive blindness" caused when users who've become so accustomed to digital assistance in keeping track of appointments, navigating from place to place and retrieving phone numbers put their prefrontal cortex into overdrive to compensate.
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