It's from where-- it's-- you know it's from where I-- I have a house in Dublin, Joe.
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When you come from where I come from, where I grew up, and you look at who I'm working with?
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Now I had to delete it, and start over from where I'd ended — from where the world didn't yet know what it thought.
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From where I'm standing and from where the light naturally falls, the light can highlight certain elements in the scene and disregard others.
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"We have got about 350 small pans from where we extract the salt and we have 12 big pools from where we get the water," she said.
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I think from where we sit, from where I sit, it's mostly been led by this sort of Serial public radio originated high-quality, high-narrative programming. Right.
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"I mean small steps down a darkened path can lead a long way for somebody from where they think they're going to be from where they end up."
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"Strength came from where we expected it, the consumer and weakness came from where we expected it, investment and trade," said Peter Boockvar, chief investment officer at Bleakley Advisory Group.
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"We are now at a point of inflection from where we can grow our business, from where we can catch up our growth alongside the industry," Kharat told a news conference.
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It was just across the river from where I had been born in Brooklyn, but 2,000 miles away from where my family had settled in the mountains of northern New Mexico.
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Each ends in a different place from where they began.
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I'm thinking maybe about 15% from where we are today.
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Burch found Wiggins not far from where the shooting occurred.
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Maybe 15% either way from where we are right now.
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"It's hard to see from where I was," Hoiberg said.
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From where I'm sitting, it's hard to see the progress.
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This is the view from where I live Mr. President.
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Whom they talk to, from where, and what they say.
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The future looks pretty dark from where we are now.
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JF: And what do you think from where you sit?
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"That hope comes from where the people are," she said.
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It was never clear from where that money should come.
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It's a bunch of steps from where we are now.
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My parents live a few blocks from where I live.
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And from where we're standing, we can't say we disagree.
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That's another 5 percent from where it closed on Tuesday.
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That happened not far from where Friday night's rampage began.
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It did not say from where the information was sourced.
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There's a bar across from where they park the car.
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But not from where she was sitting the next morning.
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But you can see the top from where you are.
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We've rounded up our favorite makeup looks from — where else?
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From where we sit, this makes a lot of sense.
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I'm three blocks from where Dr. King pastored his church.
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But I sure can see one from where I'm standing.
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Katelynn McKnight died a few steps from where she slept.
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But let me explain to you from where that comes.
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We are still far from where we need to be.
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Microsoft has demonstrably grown from where it was in 2014.
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Well, "whence" means "from where," so "from whence" is redundant.
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But it's totally not about that from where we stand.
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He did not say from where or whom they came.
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Like, the polar opposite space from where they are now?
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Ms. Patchett lives two blocks from where she grew up.
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I couldn't tell the brand from where I was sitting.
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This is nuanced, depending on from where you win customers.
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From where and from whom does he get his sentences?
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Not yet sure from where the $470 million is derived.
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From where did he get this outsize confidence of his?
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His face is badly swollen from where the blows landed.
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It'll look good from where the camera is behind you.
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How far is the home from where we are now?
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"He gives his perspective from where he is," Brown said.
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Where is Marie Yovanovitch from where you're standing right now?
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He's doing so without support from where he needs it.
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Some could barely see the televisions from where they sat.
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"Moira would draw inspiration from where she's been," explains Bromhead.
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It can lurk far from where you think danger lives.
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" Vale SA: "It's still down huge from where it was.
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And from where we sit, we're extremely excited about it.
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I worked in this from where I was the only guy.
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It was such a different world from where I came from.
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Police found Morris' car not far from where Dobbs was arrested.
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It would down from where it&aposs at right now, obviously.
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We switch off from where we order to keep things fair.
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About three or four blocks from where we are right now.
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Then I heard movement from where the log had come from.
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Well, Uber is up, I think, 18% from where we invested.
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So you take over from where the other administration left off.
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The trick is, from where I'm standing, they look pretty similar.
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Up there, now (from where, long ago, Indians started down): ChickenFuego .
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Here's a few to encourage more from where that came from.
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From where I'm sitting, the truth is outweighed by its consequences.
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"From where I sat, Donald Trump won the debate," Pence said.
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The sea had receded 100 yards from where he remembered it.
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It was a need to escape from where I was stuck.
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So there's no getting away from where the blame lies here.
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So, from where we sit, we see a really healthy environment.
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He had a good feel from where the pressure was coming.
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Does your past experience differ from where you want to go?
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From where I'm sitting, nobody is competing in the same way.
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From where does this seemingly endless fountain of riffs flow forth?
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The sound of wood snapping comes from where the man disappeared.
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Again though, from where we stand today, military options seem unlikely.
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I got what I needed, but not from where I expected.
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It didn't go far from where we thought it was going.
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I am writing from where I am held against my will.
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"From where I am now, I say I'm lucky," he said.
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He lived not far from where some of the crimes occurred.
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This is a far cry from where the party ever was.
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I would have to live further away from where I work.
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Horticulture, in a state across the country from where she lived.
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Naturally, onlookers wanted Walker to play it from where it lay.
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It did not mention when or from where the children returned.
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From where we were standing, the feat looked unlikely, and unwise.
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How are you supposed to follow anything from where you're trapped?
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From where I sit, I am minutes from finishing this article.
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Then the problems began — but not from where you might expect.
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Your college is pretty far away from where you grew up.
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They were some 50 miles from where they had initially called.
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From "Where Shall I Wander"; reprinted with permission from Ecco Press
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Here's what the US can learn from where Italy went wrong.
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He was allowing people to work from where they wanted to.
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About where we're from, where we're going, what gives us comfort.
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Luckily, there's a McDonald's across the street from where I work.
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I think you're getting a great discount from where it was.
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From where I stand, the Air Force has pretty sound logic.
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Which is a long way from where she started the week.
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Some of us will have to move from where we love.
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Gwen Stefani is from where I grew up [in Orange County].
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That's a long way from where we were over the summer.
|
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Resistance, however, has come from where you might least expect it.
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Nobody's finding the footage from where I had to address it.
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From where I sit, this looks like an outdated way of thinking.
|
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But yeah, it was three tube stops from where I grew up.
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But have you ever wondered from where they acquired such a desire?
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One magical moment, such is the stuff from where dreams are woven.
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But from where I'm standing, that can only be a good thing.
|
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They've fallen a great deal from where they were a year ago.
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Of course, it's plot (ph) from where all the teams are (INAUDIBLE).
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It's only like an hour and a half from where I am.
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I simply cannot fathom from where he has adopted such a style.
|
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He comes from where my family and I live, up from Suffolk.
|
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"Just being from where I'm from, a little small town," he says.
|
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From where we sit, we can see everyone in the waiting area.
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Starting from where you are right now is the very best time.
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That's a 4.5 percent move from where the stock is currently trading.
|
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"From where we're sitting today, a deal looks highly unlikely," said Gomati.
|
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"From where I stood, all I heard was dead silence," Sakurai says.
|
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HIS rough features resembled the hard Wyoming land from where he came.
|
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It was approximately one hundred and fifty miles from where we were.
|
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She filed in Springfield, not far from where Cosby has a home.
|
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Miranda is from Lindale, Texas, about 40 miles from where I live.
|
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From where I came, to do this now, is a big bridge.
|
|
From where I stand, there's a lot at stake with government dysfunction.
|
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From where I'm standing outside, you can feel the rumble of music.
|
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That's another 3 percent move from where the ETF is currently trading.
|
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The guard then heard drilling coming from where the gunman was staying.
|
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But from where she was standing, there wasn't much of a choice.
|
|
Everybody fled into the bush from where we saw our homes burning.
|
|
Now we're about 10 percent down from where we were January 2015.
|
|
"From where we sit" it feels like the perfect addition, Dungey said.
|
|
Military muscle is taking over from where diplomacy once led the way.
|
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That's another 24 percent move from where the stock is currently trading.
|
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A makeshift roadblock from where ISIS fought only weeks ago still standing.
|
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Treasury yields have fallen sharply from where they began trading in 2017.
|
|
The Hollywood life is a far cry from where Chance started out.
|
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But the race ended a very short distance from where it began.
|
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But from where they're coming from, they don't have to be practical.
|
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In 36 states, turnout went down from where it was in 20143.
|
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The cowling was found about 70 miles from where the plane landed.
|
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"Maybe from where she's standing, it's a good news story," she said.
|
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It's not far—it's about a half hour from where I live.
|
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This individual continues to manage a terrorist organization from where he is.
|
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This is approximately 8 km from where [a] burnt vehicle was located.
|
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The location is about a half-mile from where Mr. Rahami lives.
|
|
From where she sits, agriculture has so much to do with healthcare.
|
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SO IT'S NOT GOING TO BE WILD DEVIATION FROM WHERE WE'VE BEEN.
|
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Those numbers are a far cry from where the program is today.
|
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It's a far cry from where things were just a decade ago.
|
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Well, she's from where I grew up and went to high school.
|
|
From where I am sitting in Detroit, everything is finally coming together.
|
|
Alec Montgomery lives a block away from where the explosion took place.
|
|
"From where I sat, Donald Trump won the debate," Mr. Pence said.
|
|
But his family comes from where exactly, if you trace it back?
|
|
It seems not to be far from where the movie was shot?
|
|
There's questions of where opportunity comes from, where does prosperity come from?
|
|
"I'm from where homicide boost the economy," he delivered matter-of-factly.
|
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To share your own stories from where you live, please write below.
|
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Débris were found fifty yards away from where the explosion took place.
|
|
But this is far from where Washington and Pyongyang have ever stood.
|
|
They later saw flames and smoke billowing from where they had fled.
|
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His story changed significantly from where Ms. Poitras's film had left off.
|
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Why can't we pick the stream up from where you left off?
|
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He liked looking at her, from where he was, where she was.
|
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I grew up a mile from where Ms. Lange lived in Berkeley.
|
|
"It's a big change from where you were," the social worker said.
|
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Many Aboriginal Australians moved to cities far from where they grew up.
|
|
People in Africa know how and from where this HIV support comes.
|
|
"We had a good view from where it was starting," he said.
|
|
From where I was perched, I heard a rustling in the bushes.
|
|
It is blocks from where Detective Brian Simonsen was killed last month.
|
|
From where does the Green New Deal take its name and inspiration?
|
|
From where I'm sitting, the fight for equality is far from over.
|
|
He was found 450 kilometers away from where Fowler and Deese were located.
|
|
Trump spoke down the road from where Pat Merkes raises 80 dairy cows.
|
|
That would be a 22019 percent increase from where the index finished 2018.
|
|
It symbolizes where I come from, where I am, and where I'm going.
|
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It definitely put us up another notch from where we were with Remission.
|
|
He tried to take a step (from) where Lucroy was going to go.
|
|
But from where I sit, that's the least interesting thing about this device.
|
|
But I was sleeping less than 300 yards from where Donald Trump sleeps.
|
|
What's happening in Europe is quite different from where we were in 265.
|
|
What does it feel like to be in America from where we were?
|
|
We've built a 22021,000-square foot factory 21 miles from where we're standing.
|
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The track, according to NJ.com, is three miles away from where he lives.
|
|
Or that's what it seems like here, at least, from where I stand. ●
|
|
It's a dramatic shift from where the party was even four years ago.
|
|
Thursday in a creek about a mile from where the boy went missing.
|
|
No matter how or from where you look at the screen, it's excellent.
|
|
Samuel Billy Kyles, not far from where we were staying, the Lorraine Motel.
|
|
It's unclear from where, or how, the RCMP plans on acquiring cellphone video.
|
|
From where I go round, everyone I talk to is not voting Labor.
|
|
The iron clanked a few dozen feet away from where Gage was standing.
|
|
There were wooden splinters from where buildings had been dismantled over the years.
|
|
Today his home is just a short walk from where the Rubios lived.
|
|
Sometimes you end up parking pretty far from where you want to be.
|
|
It's being told you improve a male colleague's view from where he's sitting.
|
|
The scope for compromise has drastically narrowed from where it stood in 2016.
|
|
I haven't even seen the scar from where it would have been removed.
|
|
This means their breeding areas are never far from where people are bitten.
|
|
But I was sleeping less than 300 yds from where Donald Trump sleeps.
|
|
We can even think about Minnesota as deviating from where we came from.
|
|
It will be hard to forget the sacred place from where she came.
|
|
"All the criminals will be revealed from where they are hiding," he said.
|
|
Less than 30 feet from where Price was sitting, someone was lying unresponsive.
|
|
"It was hard, in the sense from where I was coming," Sherman said.
|
|
It's a massive upgrade from where Facebook's tinkering in the physical world started.
|
|
Teaching from where you feel messiest will show you how to be whole.
|
|
Lac Leman in Switzerland, not far from where Lord Byron, who had become
|
|
The first half of Q1 continued from where Q4 last year left off.
|
|
"You should expect us to deleverage from where we are today," he added.
|
|
And from where I'm sitting, that next recession is going to be ugly.
|
|
I thought that was gonna take me out from where I was at.
|
|
The stock later slid slightly, but was still up from where it closed.
|
|
So am I a few lbs up from where I'd like to be?
|
|
Is it from China, from Russia, from ... Where are you worried the most?
|
|
I'm two blocks from where Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat.
|
|
From where I sit, there are two glaring risks related to economic growth.
|
|
She had traveled about 1.2 miles southwest from where she was last seen.
|
|
A very rich, full-bodied grape comes from where it's been really sunny.
|
|
Process is what gets us from where we are today to the endpoint.
|
|
"Maybe from where she's standing, it's a good news story," the mayor said.
|
|
"It's a stone's throw from where my mother had her churches," he said.
|
|
By the close Thursday, the stock was down 28% from where it priced.
|
|
Her body was discovered about three miles from where Christopher was last seen.
|
|
The body was discovered about three miles from where Christopher was last seen.
|
|
From where we are now, we will never get there, in my opinion.
|
|
She tweeted out a map Tuesday representing from where she received the donations.
|
|
If she could withstand that... and still she's learning from where she was.
|
|
Does incidental contact on other side from where the puck goes still count?
|
|
Sunday, about 20 yards from where he went into the water, Schulenberg added.
|
|
Often, the place in question is too far away from where they work.
|
|
But we don't know, because we don't know from where HRW's information originated.
|
|
Every death feels like it's keeping me from where I want to be.
|
|
Smyrichinsky's find is about 50 miles away from where the wreckage was found.
|
|
From where I'm sitting, Martha's best bet is to go to the FBI.
|
|
Except, he does, but you can just continue from where you left off.
|
|
I feel like I'm still so far from where I want to be.
|
|
My art has always come from where I am emotionally in my life.
|
|
Its offices were less than three miles from where Google is based today.
|
|
The car must have turned in another direction, away from where I was.
|
|
"We're not that far away from where we want to be," Harris said.
|
|
That's a more than 200 percent move from where bitcoin is currently trading.
|
|
We visited the remote corners of Europe from where the president's family hails.
|
|
Jason and Mark are both of Samoan descent ... from where the dance originates.
|
|
Even if the coach had been able to draw his weapon — from where?
|
|
Demonstrations can be placed in areas away from where classes are in session.
|
|
Q. & A. Kirk Kerkorian's life ended, geographically, not far from where it began.
|
|
But the new figure is significantly higher from where it stood last July.
|
|
Moreover, her favorable ratings have moved up considerably from where they once were.
|
|
He's not saying from where, but he's taken from Peter to pay Paul.
|
|
The scene was about two blocks from where Fowler and Corcoran were found.
|
|
Berreth vanished on November 22 from where she lived near Woodland Park, Colorado.
|
|
He grew up - less than a block away from where I now live.
|
|
Officers stopped Mr. Harris about a block from where they abandoned the Jeep.
|
|
Netflix's The Politician ended in a completely different place from where it started.
|
|
That implies a roughly 13% rise from where the index closed on Wednesday.
|
|
It represents a roughly 25% increase from where shares of Peloton closed Tuesday.
|
|
After all, officials ended 2019 diametrically opposite from where they stood in 1.53.
|
|
And the biggest driver of change originates from where it always has — investors.
|
|
From where I sat, I could see the front door of my apartment.
|
|
All of these questions are impossible to answer from where we sit today.
|
|
Oversized tables of custom Ikea designs are accessorized with furnishings from — where else?
|
|
That location is about 3 miles away from where WLS reported Coles lives.
|
|
Trump's resort is less than 50 miles from where the massacre took place.
|
|
They did not say from where they thought the LCO had originated instead.
|
|
That represents a more than 40% increase from where it began the year.
|
|
Many people did not go very far from where they had been enslaved.
|
|
We can't prevent suicide from where we sit in the V.A. by ourselves.
|
|
His skin blistered from where he had clutched the girl to his chest.
|
|
"I live eight miles from where I was born, and five miles the way the crow flies from where I'll be buried, up on Smith Ridge, where my mother Lucy and my brother Carter are waiting on me," Stanley wrote.
|
|
But he's not looking at it from where we are in this current time.
|
|
It helped Ocasio-Cortez make her way to Boston University, from where she graduated.
|
|
It flung their motor home in a ditch far from where it was parked.
|
|
A: You're right, a woman died in Tempe, not far from where I live.
|
|
The answer is, thankfully, yes, although it didn't come from where you might expect.
|
|
I have now moved quite far from where there are people who know me.
|
|
It's a long way away from where the Woonsocket, Rhode Island-based company started.
|
|
James Byrd Jr. was dragged less than 100 miles from where I grew up.
|
|
"I can see France on a clear day from where I farm," he says.
|
|
He agrees to collect her son from where he's staying with his possessive grandmother.
|
|
I don't blame Qualcomm entirely — from where I'm sitting, the company has acted rationally.
|
|
The groom proposed on a rooftop, across the street from where they first met.
|
|
Shawn Matern told WVLT the helicopter crashed across the river from where he lived.
|
|
But, like water, they evaporate into Titan's atmosphere, from where they fall as rain.
|
|
"From where I stand, that's all wrong — 100% wrong," the "Mad Money" host said.
|
|
Pilot was only a little over a mile from where he'd originally gone missing.
|
|
To help inspire you, we rounded up 31 Halloween costume ideas from — where else?
|
|
It's just one of those: You see what you see from where you are.
|
|
It's that backstep away from the capital from where all the media is happening.
|
|
It's not like they can see it on the mountain from where they are.
|
|
Like we said ... a complete U-turn from where we thought things were headed.
|
|
And we're glad that they've improved from where they were before the financial crisis.
|
|
Her body was found less than a mile from where Lindsey's remains were recovered.
|
|
M. McFarland Chances are you recognize Mara Wilson, but you're not sure from where.
|
|
That's a hard, fast slide from where he stood for most of the campaign.
|
|
But it has been brilliant, completely life-changing for me from where I was.
|
|
EL: It's a little further afield from where we are today, but not entirely.
|
|
That would represent a 220 percent gain from where the market was trading Wednesday.
|
|
"This is still very far from where we want it to be," he'll say.
|
|
"I didn't feel threatened at that point from where I was standing," he said.
|
|
It's nice seeing him grow from where he started to where he is now.
|
|
Those numbers are way up from where they were just a few years ago.
|
|
Their bodies were found 300 yards from where the trailer once sat, officials said.
|
|
I have bumps in my neck days later, from where he pressed too hard.
|
|
It, too, deflects up and away from where the driver's head would be located.
|
|
But it would provide Facebook with lucrative data on what you buy from where.
|
|
I nod, noting that it's just down the road from where we are now.
|
|
Shares of Pulte are down 23 percent from where they traded in May 2013.
|
|
It is unclear how long the Lancers flew and from where they were deployed.
|
|
From where they lived, her father could get to the office on two buses.
|
|
"How and from where this was leaked needs to be looked into," he said.
|
|
He was about 200 meters (yards) away from where the bombing struck, he added.
|
|
It's just miles from where federal prosecutors spearheaded an ongoing investigation into FIFA corruption.
|
|
The latest evidence comes from where it often does: the president's personal Twitter account.
|
|
The McDonald's is about two to three miles from where the killings took place.
|
|
If he is one behind, that is different from where he is 350 behind.
|
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Charles Bukowski was born about two hours from where I grew up, in Andernach.
|
|
That level was roughly unchanged from where the index stood before the Fed statement.
|
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It was located just half a mile from where his dad used to work.
|
|
Shares of Johnson & Johnson closed at $134.94, up 3% from where they opened Friday.
|
|
"I don't support lowering the annual growth rate from where the House is," Sen.
|
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Up 5 percent and sell 25 shares, then buy it from where you started.
|
|
If we reduce waste from where we are today, it's an incredibly successful company.
|
|
My chest was constricted, as if a weight were pressing in—but from where?
|
|
He has said he followed procedure and was unsure from where the gunshots emanated.
|
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I tried to find out where she had come from, where she was going.
|
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The bodies of the dead soldiers were recovered downstream from where the truck overturned.
|
|
Is it wrong to speak from where we are when it's an imperfect place?
|
|
But there's a clear trajectory from where I started and where I've ended up.
|
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And it was a boner-free evening, at least from where I was sitting.
|
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A loaded semiautomatic handgun was recovered about five feet from where Mr. Snell fell.
|
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It resides approximately 85 miles away from where Heidi Hamels grew up in Buffalo.
|
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"I don't come from where I'm supposed to come from," he told W magazine.
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"The best players came from where baseball was most played," Mr. Thorn told us.
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And if Sugar Hill is far from where you live, make the trek anyway.
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She lived just a few blocks away from where her friends lost their lives.
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The alleged attack was about a mile from where the synagogue massacre took place.
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Her body was found about 16 miles away from where she was last seen.
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"This is a very different environment from where we were this time last year."
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An earlier version of this article misidentified the city from where Déborah Nguyen spoke.
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Neighbors said the girl attended Public School 2017, three blocks from where they lived.
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But where I'm from, where the primary is really won — your phone doesn't work.
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" As he walked away, Ms. Medvedow said, "Everyone's experiencing this from where they live.
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The university would be "going backwards from where we are today," Mr. Smith said.
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His parents' home was approximately seven miles from where Mr. Cook's body was found.
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His parents' home was about seven miles from where Mr. Cook's body was found.
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She was gunned down less than 43 yards from where her son was buried.
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But their approaches, I fear, stray too far afield from where most Americans are.
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But from where we sit in a movie theater, there's nothing to be done.
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Sherine's son, Darnell, 8, goes to a school 15 miles from where they live.
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Further, this narrative continues to displace responsibility away from where is belongs: with Clinton.
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I'll be observing online, because there is no good view from where I live.
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He could see holes in their abdomens from where they had gored one other.
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Real median household income is up only slightly from where it was in 2000.
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It&aposs been quite a bit lower from where it was before the announcement.
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The Denver Post reports that Pankey lived two miles from where the girl disappeared.
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Four other tapestries had been hanging across the sanctuary from where the fire raged.
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The teams would have been based a short walk from where Bernasconi was speaking.
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Boom-R-Rang Light and throw, then run away from where you are standing.
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It is unclear from where he got the claims of Russian and Democratic funding.
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Thousands of people were auctioned a few hundred yards from where Stevenson practices law.
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"These are very tall orders starting from where we are right now," he said.
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That is a far cry from where the US stands now, economically and culturally.
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Will was imprisoned at a facility not too far away from where Dan lived.
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We grew up on Rue Pierre, one street down from where Bony was shot.
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Persistence enables developers to save and reload experiences right from where you left off.
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The person who found Molly was several miles away from where she went missing.
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Another bonus -- it's a good 30 miles away from where he and Christina lived.
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And I think in terms of putting people in a space, trying to get information from where she is physically to where they are physically—or from where she is mentally to where they are mentally—if that's actually a thing that's working.
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The cities are ranked from where you'd get the least space to the most space.
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They all landed, years ago, at Sagan Station, far from where the First was resting.
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It had mud on it from where Lorenzo dropped it after being shot, he said.
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And Sharon just lived a couple canyons away from where Bruce and his family lived.
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I can feel Hollywood executives scratching their heads from where I sit in New York.
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There's a good chance you'll walk in the wrong direction from where your gate is.
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The border with the United States is a two-minute drive from where we sit.
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There is a fire station just half a mile from where the baby was found.
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According to reports, Thaddeus lived in Torrington, about 24 miles from where he was found.
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Ed, very hard from where our position to hear a lot about was said there.
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She escaped after three months and reached Germany, from where she campaigns for her people.
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"From where we came from we have improved a lot," said the world no. 64.
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One doll has whited-out eyes, from where her open-and-shut eyelids stopped responding.
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Glittering tables were laid out not far from where George Washington was inaugurated in 2200.
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By moving service from where you buy to where you use, you change the game.
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This is also not far from where Trump wants to build his wall with Mexico.
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"I do think that it is big improvements from where we are today," Lofgren said.
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His body was recovered from farmland not far from where Heinrich lived with his father.
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The fire is coming from where I expected, roughly in the center of our map.
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Especially with the platform I came from, where it wasn't like grassroots marketing or whatever.
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But that doesn't seem be any advancement from where negotiations were yesterday or last week.
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The person who shot the video lives across the street from where the helicopter crashed.
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Vera was admitted to a hospital in January, just three miles from where Wilf was.
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The projection, though, is still a far cry from where committee members anticipate rates heading.
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Boeing produces some of its largest planes only miles from where Trump will be speaking.
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Switzer could not see any injuries on the kangaroo from where he was taking photos.
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People-smugglers took them by boat to Thailand, from where they travelled overland to Malaysia.
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On rates, we've already raised rates about 225 basis points from where they were initially.
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I have to go to Memphis today, a 212.99-hour drive from where we live.
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Talbott's parents had lived seven miles from where one of the bodies had been found.
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Edwards' brother was also in the car, sitting only feet from where he was shot.
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I don't think it's far away from where a lot of kids function these days.
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I was also, I was from where she came from, but we did not overlap.
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So from where I was sitting, I did a great job, great job that weekend.
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Their bodies were found less than a mile from where they were last seen alive.
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He declined to disclose how much money he plans to bring home and from where.
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"Pakistani troops effectively responded and targeted Indian posts from where fire was coming," it said.
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The drill area where he was found was about five kilometres from where he disappeared.
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The police station is less than a kilometre away from where the device was found.
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Now I don't know about you, but that is too cute, from where I'm sitting.
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It's on the Atlantic side of the island, not far from where Irma made landfall.
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Blevins' body was found about two miles from where Owens last saw him, she says.
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From where we stood, the border was only a few hundred meters to the south.
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What researchers found was a striking decrease from where abortion rates were a decade ago.
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From where I live in New Jersey, it's about twenty-five miles to the bridge.
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It originally stood in Hiroshima, less than two miles from where the bomb was dropped.
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From where I exited the bus to my destination seemed a reasonable 18-minute walk.
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She was buried in a church cemetery, just 200 yards from where she had fallen.
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The engine's cowling was found about 7723 miles from where the plane landed, Sumwalt said.
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It's located in Louisville, about 80 miles from where Hyden, 30, and Earley, 43, live.
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He has renounced his U.S. citizenship and lives in Japan, from where Ver runs Bitcoin.com.
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Shares of Netflix ended the week at $275.30, down about 3.5% from where they started.
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"Goldman Sachs earnings are now down from where they were 10 years ago," said Bove.
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Trump approval is down seven points from where he stood among whites generally in April.
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A Kenyan pipeline could run near Somalia, from where militants have launched attacks on Kenya.
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Q. And, finally, can you make a basket in that hoop from where you're sitting?
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She said that they were "five meters away" from where she was at the concert.
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"From where I stand, that's all wrong — 100 percent wrong," the "Mad Money" host said.
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I don't know from who or from where, but we're definitely going to need help.
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Boeing produces some of its largest planes only miles from where Trump spoke Tuesday night.
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Authorities said Ciccone's car was parked in Spotsylvania, about 30 minutes from where she lived.
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Each batch we get in is different because it's harvested from where the bees ate.
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It wasn't really coming from where I would like the work to always come from.
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That's more than 800 miles away from where Hurricane Michael first made landfall in Florida.
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From where we were sitting, I could see two cops in a brick security booth.
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It's definitely a step forward from where he was in Baltimore (in his last start).
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Cameron Hainline, 24, lives with his roommates less than a mile from where killings happened.
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All the while, the effects ripple outward, stranding riders far from where the trouble began.
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Is this an outlier, a blip — and far apart from where most Americans now stand?
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From where I sit, gun control advocates are the real pro-lifers in this country.
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From where did people get their identities before the concept of a national identity emerged?
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" Bowman insisted the Blackhawks were not "light-years away from where we want to be.
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Lillard scored 19 points back home in Oakland, just miles from where he grew up.
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Another industry was whaling, despite the city's location far from where the mammals actually swim.
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Is it weird looking at it from where you originally began and your success now?
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That would still represent a drop of more than 20% from where it ended 2019.
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Mike and Terry live five minutes away from where I live so we're fairly close.
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Just across from where the body was found are homes, a church and a school.
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The police arrested Mr. Quiles on Tuesday, about 300 feet from where Jaheen was shot.
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The entrance was a single entrance way on the other side from where he was.
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"Paintings generate a very different experience depending on from where they are watched," he said.
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In the explosion, Mr. Gul said, Zaher was thrown yards from where the blast occurred.
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"I'll carry the other one," he says, lifting Evan's bag from where she's thrown it.
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"Those who use it badly will go farther down from where they are," he said.
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His turban was still damp from where his wife had cleaned off other people's blood.
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Coming from where I come from, I know what it means to be discriminated against.
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A helicopter that is stationed about 150 feet from where we're standing is fired up.
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"It was such an honor, from where I come from, racing with him," Johnson said.
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But more often, translation from basic science will come from where you least expect it.
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From where the dashcam was perched, though, behind the car, the video cannot resolve this.
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Most folks from where I'm from are suspicious of the origin in the first place.
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From where he was giving his inaugural address, he saw lots and lots of people.
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That's a far cry from where Google stood with China just a few years ago.
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That area is about a mile from where the young child was discovered, WIVB reported.
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The new target represents a 27.7% rise from where the stock closed on Christmas Eve.
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From where I stand, many teenagers are aware that vaping is not good for them.
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At best, they move jobs from where consumers want them to where politicians want them.
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A few feet from where they stood, television news crews filmed live shots and interviews.
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The pilot landed the plane in the Somali capital, from where it had taken off.
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That location is about two miles from where Mr. Meo's car was discovered on Sunday.
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An increase to $500 implies 84% upside from where the stock traded on Thursday afternoon.
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In essence, it's a smaller shopping center located far from where the Chinese action is.
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ATHENS — Our next location is a mere 773 steps from where I'm writing these essays.
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The reporter was reportedly escorted a half-block away from where he approached de Blasio.
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"And from where I sit in Alaska, there's a lot of latitude left to go."
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They just keep recycling, recombining […] in a real, material sense, what is made from where.
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But we can learn some things from where they're placed — and how many there are.
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I'm not afraid to talk about who I am, though, and from where I come.
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"They asked me if I packed my own bag, where I packed it from, where I came from, they looked at my itinerary, verify where I was, who I was, from where I came from," said Fran Young, who was travelling to Los Angeles.
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You were admitted on talent, not because of who you were, or from where you came.
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There they received new passports and passage to Turkey, from where they could cross into Syria.
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Obamacare sign-ups are up 223 percent from where they were at this point last year.
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If you come from where I come from, and you get a lifeline, you grab it.
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Their meet-up spot is far away from where humpback whales usually summer in the Antarctic.
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Even with all that, CES 2017 felt like an in-between year, from where I sat.
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From where Cohen sits, fears about the company's branding and place in the market are overblown.
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By October 2011, Condescending Wonka was born, which is from where the meme really took off.
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Those are usually the biggest lessons from where I am, is it's all about team, right?
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It's down the street a half a mile from where Kodak built its headquarters in Rochester.
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I practiced for days and then I FaceTimed her from where I was and showed her.
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You can pick up from where you last listened, control playback, jump between episodes, and more.
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Returning to Schuman station, he found himself minutes from where a second attack was taking place.
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We spoke with him on everything from where it all began, to why change starts now.
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They mostly eat leaves, twigs, and flowers they can easily reach from where they are hanging.
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He said prices could fall by 60 percent from where they were trading before legalization day.
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And he didn&apost want to wait for security to get back from where we were.
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There's such a grand variety of dating apps to choose from — where do you even begin?
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They want to watch action films and things to take them away from where they are.
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There are no hospitals near us and we can't move far from where we are hiding.
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"Looking from where I started 298 lbs to my current weight now (248.4 lbs)," he wrote.
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She was a quiet young woman who hadn't ventured very far from where she'd grown up.
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"But also a reminder of how far away we are from where we want to go."
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"From where Friedman stands, most Israelis, never mind most American Jews, are more or less traitors."
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From where we stand, the warning lights are not likely to stop flashing any time soon.
|
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To the Way brothers, that doesn't sound too far off from where the country is now.
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That's a respective 7 and 11 percent from where the S&P 500 is currently trading.
|
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From where they sat in this election, bombarded with coverage, it's not hard to understand why.
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Plus, Trump's positions on immigration and trade are almost 180 degrees from where Ryan has been.
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Nitrogen dioxide doesn't survive long enough in the atmosphere to travel far from where it's produced.
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Today's fall marks a decline of about 123% from where it opened in its market debut.
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Police divers found Lane's body underwater the following afternoon, not far from where he was taken.
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The great news was that it was less than an hour from where we currently lived.
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From where we were, it looked like a baby and we thought it was a baby.
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Subjectively, it feels like you start from where you are now and produce a widening circle.
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In fact, it's so high that I can't actually see the top from where I stand.
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From where I was back then, this Scandinavian cosmic-disco thing seemed so exciting, so new.
|
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The six letters are largely the same, aside from where they specify each company's potential wrongdoing.
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It has provided Aljijakli with a sanctuary from where she can express her emotions on canvas.
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Their bodies were discovered the following day not far from where they were last seen alive.
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IPCA has 16 manufacturing plants in India from where it supplies to more than 120 countries.
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So people basically had to walk from where they lived to get to where they worked.
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Search and increasingly social have become the primary referral channels from where most visitors come from.
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Their bodies were found less than a mile from where they were last seen alive. Sgt.
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About noon Friday, an ISIS mortar landed barely 100 meters from where we were taking cover.
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Because from where I'm sitting, this looks like a calligraphy of carrots, cabbage, and blood orange.
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When he dropped us off, we made sure it was far from where we were going.
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From where I stood as an emergency room doctor from Boston, this was strange and alien.
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People crowded into slums, shantytowns and favelas from where they were hard put to reach jobs.
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He told CNN that he worked at a restaurant across from where the attack took place.
|
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Authorities first found Powell's dog, Miley, about 2.5 miles away from where Powell was last seen.
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"Its very difficult for me to answer this question from where I currently stand," he says.
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She just moved into a new rental, not far from where I met her for tea.
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Kovrig is based in Hong Kong, from where he makes visits to other parts of China.
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The rescue team found Miley, alone, more than 2 miles from where they were last seen.
|
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Woodall said Bennett was "bringing it over for hurricane season" but could not say from where.
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SS: How far away are you from where you want to be with your transition programme?
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Their bodies were discovered the following day not far from where they were last seen alive.
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"I learned to recognize who's from where and how they like to be treated," Kalfas added.
|
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That's a near 90 percent move from where the ETN was trading on Thursday, around $21.
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This is the kind of conversation that's so far way from where this process is at.
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Their bodies were found about 300 yards away from where their mobile home once sat. Sgt.
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A peace march went down Friday afternoon in Crenshaw, not far from where Nipsey was murdered.
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They claim to be at a different location from where any of these robberies took place.
|
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According to reports, Thaddeus lived in Torrington, about 24 miles from where his car was found.
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"From where I sit, the safety of the public and my employees is paramount," he said.
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I was working in a little cafe right down the street from where I was living.
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The technology might be quite advanced today from where it was just a few years ago.
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Its 2016 Composite Loyalty Score, however, represents an 8% drop from where it was last year.
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Ultimately distillation takes place at a facility some 800 kilometers away from where Kirkland is distilled.
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FitzGerald then noticed smoke coming up from where she believed the object had landed, she said.
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From where we stood, it felt like a frivolously hypothetical question, but Shilan answered right away.
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Jeffery R. Nance, that he was trying to reach the base from where he was dispatched.
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We are evolving, and we can progress from where we were to where we are now.
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Today, my dad lives outside Atlanta, not far from where the game was held this year.
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Security at Charles de Gaulle Airport, from where the plane took off, has recently been tightened.
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From where we were to where we are today — still on a road to full recovery.
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Those killed in the vehicles weren't far from where Vaughan and her husband found themselves trapped.
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DeAngelo was arrested not far from where the Golden State killer committed some of his crimes.
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From where you sit as CEO of Techcombank, where do you see growth in the country?
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"People always want to know where we came from, where we really came from," she said.
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"We are so far advanced from where we were during the financial crisis," said one trader.
|
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The Starz show "Power" ended its third season Sunday night not far from where it began.
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THE STOCK IS UP A BUNCH FROM WHERE WE ACQUIRED IT, AND YOU KNOW, WE'LL SEE.
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A little over 100 miles from where I interviewed Mahmood is the oldest mosque in America.
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The Persico family owned a farm in Saugerties not far from where the body was found.
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Body found miles from where Mollie Tibbetts was last seen not missing college student, police say.
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Rouzan said Hess grew up in the Memphis area not far from where he was killed.
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The only certainty was that they would end up a long way from where they began.
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I tried just picking up from where I left off as a teenager, reading superhero comics.
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"From where India sits, it looks like China is trying to encircle them," the diplomat added.
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"It would take a mighty transition to move from where we are to that," said Sen.
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Close the lid again and the job can be resumed right from where you left off.
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She instead went to Middlebury College, from where she has said she happily graduated in 1983.
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Opinion Columnist From where I sit, Jared Kushner hasn't been much of a blessing to America.
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My second example: When and from where did the ancestors of today's Europeans arrive in Europe?
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I would guess he lived not too far away from where he stood at that moment.
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I caught a flurry of color in the woodland, not far away from where I stood.
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That is especially important to one nation across the ocean from where Carter was speaking: China.
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Ms. Howard grew up in the Bronx, not far from where the community meeting took place.
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VICE: From where you sit, what are some of the biggest issues people with addiction face?
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"You'll see enormous changes from where the bulk of people find jobs and employment," he said.
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It's difficult to reckon the distance of a drop just from where the falling object lands.
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We first talked in a pub, not far from where he was living at the time.
|
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Some people in the deathcare industry have contracted COVID-19, though from where is not clear.
|
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But it's still a marked shift from where Trump has been in the past few weeks.
|
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From where Alex was last year when we saw him to now, it's light-years ahead.
|
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"You are trying to grow an army from where one didn't exist before," said Maj. Gen.
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Every child in Cuba gets a basic education-- that's a huge improvement from where it was.
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That item that was moved from where you left it to another spot in the room?
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They would not have been able to hear such a warning from where they were standing.
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But so far, the most dramatic consequences have arisen from where the strike happened — in Iraq.
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Oak Beach is about 9 miles from where 10 other sets of human remains were found.
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But it's a really important part of how we move forward from where we are now.
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Jones' weapon was found about 25 feet from where Pownall fired his service weapon, Krasner said.
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Some of the biggest mica mines come from where my family is originally from in India.
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"We really haven't seen a storm system like this originating from where it is," he said.
|
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Lennette Berry's 13-year-old daughter texted her from where she was stranded, in theater class.
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Every child in Cuba gets a basic education; that's a huge improvement from where it was.
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My husband takes the boys to shoot hoops, maybe block away from where the playground is.
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O'Plérou Grebet, an artist from the Ivory Coast, learned to make emojis from (where else?) YouTube.
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Their 2911 wedding took place in Cork, Ireland, not far from where Ms. Moore grew up.
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Johnson also said "online fundraising has dramatically increased" from where it was the last go-round.
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"It&aposs a big change from where you are now," the writer said of national care.
|
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From where I sit, the problem of rising inequality in America is a problem of power.
|
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"From where I sit, it's awfully thoughtful and generous," Mr. Callahan of Sail to Prevail said.
|
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Bland was looking down the track, in the opposite direction from where the train would approach.
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Among the common ones: — Keep your drone no higher than 400 feet from where you're standing.
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Her body was left in a wooded area about 20 miles from where she was abducted.
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By August 2014, ISIS' ominous black flags snapped just three miles from where I now stood.
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Oddly enough, he told her, North Finchley was not that far from where his girlfriend lived.
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It has more than two billion users, up 40x from where it was 10 years ago.
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So, you believe it's the Russian government, from where you're sitting, was using or misusing Facebook?
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The bodies of McLeod and Schmegelsky were found near Gillam, Manitoba, 1 km (0.6 mile) from where the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) discovered "significant evidence" on Friday and 8 km (5 miles) from where McLeod and Schmegelsky's burning car was found on July 22, police said.
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SANGER: If you just think about Maggie's question about whether it's the right institution for this, when you go to NATO these days, in Brussels, not far from where we've seen — just miles from where we saw the attacks the other day — TRUMP: Which is amazing, right?
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"We are light-years from where we were, and light-years from where we need to be," said Connie Rice, a civil rights lawyer who began suing the Los Angeles Police Department in the 28s, and lately has worked with the department on new approaches to policing.
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The police said he lived on Herkimer Street, less than a mile from where he was shot.
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This is one of the best ones, but it's kind of a trek from where we live.
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It's a 180-degree turnaround from where relations between the two nations stood this time last year.
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The nurse had a relative who happened to live a three hour walk from where we were.
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He looked outside, hearing more shots and seeing broken glass about 30 steps from where he lives.
|
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He asked about my religion, and I'm traveling back into the country from where I came from?
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"From where I sit, I feel like there are new competitors coming up every day," he said.
|
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I I want to ask you, you always talk about -- TRUMP: Excuse me, you said from where?
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Obviously, we're far from where we need to be on that issue, but it's also for everybody.
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The home where the couple collapsed was located about eight miles from where the Skriprals were poisoned.
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He added that she has bruises on her arms from where the agent allegedly tied her down.
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The backpacker's body was 60 feet down the mountain from where the dog was found, Farrows said.
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She had been shot several times, just blocks from where another trans woman was killed in March.
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Each screen drop comes with its own analytics report that shows who's viewing your drops from where.
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Search and rescue crews worked for 20 minutes to clear the area from where the barks emanated.
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They sit on a lovely log 15 feet from where Taylor is getting her tarot cards read.
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"We are at a much more stable place (from where) we were 12 months ago," he said.
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The official could not say from where the force was launched or how many people were involved.
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The period's name comes from where the first remnants of that collision were studied in Devon, England.
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It's rather different from where (and when) traditional digital cameras are currently at in terms of development.
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Everybody is standing behind the safe area behind the baby alien facing away from where it is.
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Lea's head is still sore from where her mom yanked her ponytail back as she started running.
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That would represent an almost 84% increase from where it closed Tuesday at about $98 per share.
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" Wallace pushed back again, asking, "Do you know where those 4,000 people come [from], where they're captured?
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"We're just trying to catch up with who came from where, and who went where," said Carlton.
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"And here we are headed to Johnson City," O'Rourke says — just miles from where LBJ was born.
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This was a stark 180-degree pivot away from where the company's plans were two years prior.
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YS: Well, as you know, Trump Tower is not far from where this sculpture is being located.
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The victim had been shot just blocks from where three other shootings have occurred since Oct. 11.
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They get their supplies from where they can get their cheapest supplies, and capital is no different.
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The chase ended about 2 miles from where the suspects were initially reported to a 911 dispatcher.
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The stock rebounded minutes later, bringing Netflix's stock down only marginally from where it was before earnings.
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But if we're being totally honest, sometimes the best inspiration comes from where you'd least expect it.
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Both devices were shipped to a store in New Jersey, not far from where Rahami was living.
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From where do they get their numbers, which tend to be in range of 7-28.8% return?
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He said he lived near the Eiffel Tower, which wasn't too far from where she was staying.
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From where we stand, it appears as though crystals are merely another status symbol for these men.
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Nor has Greece, where the survivors landed, or Egypt, from where the migrants and smugglers set sail.
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I think the situation was amplified because this is not far from where Islan [Nettles] was killed.
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A drop to $24.20 would be another 19 percent drop from where the ETF traded on Friday.
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The strongest demonstration of this is the fact that Americans' jobs are far from where they live.
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Adrian Beltre's single sent Nomar Mazara to third, from where he scored on Prince Fielder's infield out.
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It is administered a few steps away from where other couples get married and take celebratory photographs.
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Calhoun allegedly got into a fight with another person just blocks from where the knife attack unfolded.
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But with so many options to choose from, where should you look to spend your golden years?
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That's all a very long way from where Scarborough is today -- or where he might ever get.
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This value is then projected downwards from where price moved below the uptrend line in March 2013.
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Most of them traveled to Ecuador, from where they found ways to reach the U.S.-Mexico border.
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That's a nearly 10 percent move lower from where the ETF is currently trading at around $61.
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The BancFirst building is a few blocks from where the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building once stood.
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So I think that's just a natural instinct that comes with coming from where I come from.
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I met Cerezo in Guatemala City, far from where he and his colleagues do their field work.
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Yet there is a real rape mob somewhere, and there is media from where that country is.
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The first 28 Doves were sent up from where they were deployed to the ISS in 2014.
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"It's been positive from where I was a few weeks ago going into Monte Carlo," Murray said.
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Hoffa was found in a vacant parking lot half a mile from where Mitchell's body was discovered.
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"There is fear among the farmers that God knows from where this lightning will strike!" he said.
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Increasing numbers spend some or all of their pensionable years away from where they used to work.
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From where does Trump draw the authority to throw thousands of law-abiding families' lives into chaos?
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From where we were last year, we've got growth started, so we're moving in the right direction.
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Several hundred are stationed about 40 miles away from where the August attack against the peshmerga occurred.
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The venue was blocks from Castro's childhood home and across the street from where he was baptized.
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A man spoke of how a beam from the ceiling collapsed only feet from where he stood.
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Auschwitz is less than an hour from where he was born, and his 1979 visit was poignant.
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Darting amid the pillars and shadows, he kept officers guessing about who was firing and from where.
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"Any type of treatment would be a huge advance ... from where we are today," Gates told me.
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That father has just returned to Caracas (from where it is not said) after a long absence.
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He told me that the editor was traveling in southern California, not far from where I lived.
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That figure represented a more than 50% decline from where the S&P traded at the time.
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It's not even that transporting coal from where it's mined to where it's needed is too difficult.
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Amin had reportedly entered Syria from Turkey two months ago from where he had traveled to Mosul.
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From where I sit, though, it seems unlikely that Republicans will be able to muster even that.
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From where we direct our gaze to what challenging decisions we make, VR asks us to participate.
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He occasionally senses which defenders are helping from where, and who he should pass the ball to.
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The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), from where we have just returned, is a case in point.
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About 50 yards down from where they were parked a narrower road branched off to the left.
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"I think they have a difficult transition from where they are," said Pat Gelsinger, VMware's chief executive.
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But from where Rosen sat, the operation might as well have been run by the Holy Spirit.
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The two other victims were from much closer — one lived just blocks from where he was killed.
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THUMP: How does Love Songs: Part Two pick up from where Love Songs: Part One left off?
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A short drive from where the cousins lived, Muhammad Khan held court recently in his ancestral house.
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He talks frequently about how his suits are made just miles from where he lives in Cleveland.
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But from where we stand today, that joy was short-lived — a blip, rather than a trendline.
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Even as close as Homestead, Florida, right here less than 30 miles from where we are tonight.
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Mr. Faria was born in a village not far from where he eventually set up his clinic.
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Some of the dead were found miles from where they had lived, dragged away by raging cascades.
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They had to find privacy in public spaces, a sense of home separate from where they slept.
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Rachel Grannan, 36, lives in Old Seminole Heights, about a mile from where the shootings took place.
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I wish the Democrats well in the future, but from where I'm sitting, it doesn't look good.
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The pendant still has a tiny dent from where it was hit by one of the nails.
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When the shooting broke out, he was in math class, not far from where many were shot.
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"I think personalized learning, competency, mastery, that's a big shift from where education has been," she said.
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Global economies are slowing, in a rapid reversal from where things stood at the beginning of 2018.
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The teens' bodies were found within a kilometer from where the unspecified items were discovered, MacLatchy said.
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The address is associated with the Kamway Lodge, a budget hotel not far from where Zamperoni lived.
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"I heard the commotion, the prayers, from where I was hiding up in the mountain," he said.
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All the appliances were out of place, and 12 feet away from where they're supposed to be.
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The world is saved from where you left off, but you can have any number of worlds.
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"It's like a reflection of my life, from where I've started to where I've been," he said.
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I saw the handle of the door, directly across from where I was sitting, start to move.
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"I want to be able to speak to young girls from where I came from," she said.
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"From where we're sitting today, sterling remains a pretty vulnerable currency," said Rabobank currency strategist Jane Foley.
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I mean go back to see where you came from, where you been, how you got here.
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These climate changes act as a threat multiplier, exacerbating growing losses from where and how we build.
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Trump's approval rating is around 40 percent, which is basically unchanged from where it's been all along.
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"This is like a good five to 10 kilometers from where the original was," said Ms. Nualkhair.
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"It took us two years to end up two blocks from where we started," Mr. Tomasetti said.
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Be compassionate with yourself as you build courage and confidence to create from where you are now.
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On average, the stocks have fallen more than 30% from where their IPOs were priced, Cramer said.
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South Carolina's players said Thursday that it was easy to pinpoint from where their defensive prowess stems.
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Not every animal has a digestive system that ends in a different place from where it begins.
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O'Neal could be seen hanging out in the VIP area mere feet from where I was standing.
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China, currently battling the coronavirus outbreak, is the other place from where Pakistan can import the insecticides.
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I walk to my studio, which is just two blocks from where I live in New York.
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But it has been hard felt, particularly in Edmonton, from where I'm writing this week's Canada Letter.
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That's where Jesse was found, about two-thirds of a mile from where he fell, KCBS said.
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Bank of America's price target for McDonald's is $230, a 13.7% upside from where shares closed Tuesday.
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The cemetery is located three hours away from where he was abducted, The Costa Rica Star reported.
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Also concerning for Ross is that her poll numbers have slipped from where they were in October.
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The border adjustments would merely shift taxation from where products are made to where they are sold.
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Straightening from where he was kneeling on the ledge of mud, he brushed peat from his pants.
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But from where I stand, Milwaukee is four hours away geographically and a million miles away culturally.
|
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By Friday, Bayer shares ended down 11 percent from where they were before Monsanto disclosed the approach.
|
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He sees the S&P 500 reaching 3,000, or 12 percent, from where the index closed Dec.
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And that was a step up from where we were before, which was pretty much my apartment.
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How can I speed up the process from where I am to where I want to go?
|
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The filing outlined from where the family group may get the capital needed to fund a deal.
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But Carpenter said current wage inflation in the U.S. is not far from where it should be.
|
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Somewhat blindly, I'd chosen to attend a conservative college an hour away from where I grew up.
|
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Homs is about 50 miles from where the family lives now, but returning is not an option.
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Both of Lletget's international goals were scored less than an hour drive from where he grew up.
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I was born very far from where I'm supposed to be, so I'm on my way home.
|
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I met with Melon at his shotgun home right around the corner from where he grew up.
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From where I was standing I could hear two women talking loudly, and this was not uncommon.
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It's a massive institution, full of history, and it's also walking distance from where I live, right?
|
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I'm fairly certain, though, that the "band" is just the shadow from where her fingers are folded.
|
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With the release of her upcoming album NC-17, there's plenty more from where those tracks came from.
|
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"It tears you up," Joan Stewart, who lives across the street from where the stabbing occurred, told KDKA.
|
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And the house the women were staying in is literally four houses away from where I grew up!
|
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This means that the analysts are expecting prices to weaken from where they are currently, but not collapse.
|
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Using a long-line it was possible for the helicopter crew to rescue Gautam from where he fell.
|
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According to the DA, Maddox's body was uncovered "just a stones throw away" from where her mother worked.
|
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Game also had a white Range Rover parked about 15 feet away from where the shots were fired.
|
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WhoSampled (22002)WhoSampled's mission couldn't be simpler: identifying when and from where musicians sampled the work of others.
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The gunman rides closely behind Hausknecht about a block away from where the doctor was shot and killed.
|
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Using the time code, you could go back and pinpoint a general radius from where the truck was.
|
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This is the eastern coast of Puerto Rico, not far from where the eye of Maria made landfall.
|
|
Say "hey Google, play [podcast name]," and it continues playing from where you left off on your phone.
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It will be $1 trillion company even-- it's only gotta go up 40% from where it is now.
|
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"Everybody's going to be extremely cautious," said Anand, who lives a short drive from where the shooting occurred.
|
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Outteridge was left stranded in the water, from where he was later picked up by a support boat.
|
|
I think in the next year we'll be from where we are today ten down and ten up.
|
|
" Unisys Corporation: "A local company from where I grew up, but at the same time, sell, sell, sell.
|
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Send in an underreported story from where you are — I'd like to start featuring them in this space.
|
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It was not immediately clear how these funds would be raised or from where they would be reallocated.
|
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The move underlines Huawei's commitment to South Korea from where it purchases components such as chips and screens.
|
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In some ways I kind of walked away from where I saw the success of Talking Heads going.
|
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However, he said he and his National Party were unaware from where the 3 million lempiras ($132,743) came.
|
|
"It's really hard to pick apart what came from where because it is so organically fused," he said.
|
|
It was Iraq's Sunnis for whom Baghdadi clearly felt aggrieved, and from where he would later draw support.
|
|
Cefali lives on Manson Place, around the corner from where the letter carrier was trapped in his truck.
|
|
Sources familiar with YouTube's workforce numbers say this represents a 103% increase from where the company is today.
|
|
I keep it on my person so it's separate from where the rig goes, because it's our redundancy.
|
|
When dawn breaks, it reveals a lake just a stone's throw away from where the miners are working.
|
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He turned his back to the audience, and the cameras, scarcely moving from where he had been delivered.
|
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He grasped the end of the pipe from where he'd been ejected, now unable to crawl back in.
|
|
That is a very different line from where the (previous) Aquino administration was in when they came in.
|
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Police arrested the woman on Wednesday at a hotel in Tenerife not far from where Hawking was speaking.
|
|
Revenue grew 4.4 percent across UK and Europe, from where Atkins gets just over half of its revenue.
|
|
It was just meters away from where the diplomatic delegations sipped cups of red ginseng tea on Tuesday.
|
|
I knew, from where I was, that me and my step-brother were sane, and they were crazy.
|
|
Facebook will also add a section that shows the primary country from where a page is being managed.
|
|
"We're at a different place from where we wrote our first album and now we're here," says Smyers.
|
|
The studio is a few blocks away from where I live, so I get ready and walk over.
|
|
I felt very distant from where I grew up and the kids I was forced to associate with.
|
|
"He's kind of dialed it up just a notch from where (Powell's predecessor, Janet) Yellen was," Bechtel said.
|
|
They arrive at Ayana's home, which turns out is only six houses from where her new coworker lives.
|
|
Estrogen and testosterone influences everything from where fat is stored to the rate at which muscle is developed.
|
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Howells abandoned the girls in an isolated area 12 miles from where they were being held, police said.
|
|
It felt super small from where i'm at but she literally sprint up the stairs looking for me.
|
|
He unexpectedly died two days later at a different hospital from where he was receiving his radiation treatment.
|
|
I still can't laugh or cough due to the pain in my abdomen from where it was repaired.
|
|
That increase would translate to a 9 percent gain from where the GLD is currently trading around $120.
|
|
"They are going to Lahore from where they will be released into India across the Wagha border crossing."
|
|
So you know, listen, anything from where she was to where she is today was a step up.
|
|
The move underlines Huawei's commitment to South Korea from where it purchases components such as chips and screens.
|
|
With tax season halfway behind us, refunds are edging up slightly from where they were a year ago.
|
|
The new estimate implies the index may only move up about 5 percent from where it currently trades.
|
|
A lesser-known climate feedback loop, though, is likely mere feet from where you're sitting: the air conditioner.
|
|
I'm worlds away from where I was ten years ago—but not many people can say the same.
|
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"I'm not claiming that bill's perfect but it provides a foundation from where we could proceed," she said.
|
|
A move to $27.10 would be a 14 percent gain from where the solar stock traded on Friday.
|
|
But when the smoke cleared, Starhopper was back on the ground, not far from where it had started.
|
|
"[That ceiling is] around $290, up about five bucks bucks from where the stock's currently trading," Cramer said.
|
|
From where Skipper is sitting, those deep-pocketed digital rivals circling don't have a lot to snap up.
|
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Focus is about learning to notice when our mind jumps away from where we want it to be.
|
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A corner of the POWER House is cracked from where a woman drove her car into the side.
|
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This is the list from where an active military draft would be established, were one to be initiated.
|
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Student Zack Wofford said he was in a classroom two doors down from where the shooting took place.
|
|
The party elites and activists have gotten more and more distant from where the voters themselves actually are.
|
|
ET Thursday, Jose was out over the open Atlantic, not far from where Irma was several days ago.
|
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But it only covers reserve forests, and not national parks, from where villagers are being evicted, campaigners say.
|
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He said his granddaughter, a student at the school, was three doors down from where the shooting occurred.
|
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Now, this task is not easy, and from where we are today, it is a steep uphill battle.
|
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That means we could see mass evictions and people displaced far away from where they want to live.
|
|
What's worse is that those people deciding the narrative are so far away from where the music sits.
|
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That's miles and miles away from where we are in either the Senate or governor's race in Florida.
|
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In fact, I can see some of the lava flowing down into the ocean from where I am.
|
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Another six months passed before Timmy's remains were found, not far from where the sneaker had been discovered.
|
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A building just around the corner from where I stood had collapsed and everyone was running to help.
|
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Widowed, she now owns a co-op on Shore Road, down the street from where her daughter lives.
|
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A VIP transfer car is stationed to pick up passengers from where the Bombardier Challenger 350 is headed.
|
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The automaker's largest plant is in Greer, South Carolina, about two hours' drive from where Trump spoke Monday.
|
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Afterward, he laid a wreath a few feet from where his brother had been shot in the chest.
|
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The decision involves not only the total number of refugees to admit, but from where to admit them.
|
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Later Sumwalt said the cowling for the engine was found about 70 miles from where the plane landed.
|
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"I like opera, but it's far from where I want to live all the time," Wells told me.
|
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"You are now 7 miles away from where kids are locked up," the other billboard in Miami reads.
|
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"I could never have connected the dots from where I started to where I am today," Sandberg explains.
|
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Even though it's not far from where I work, I had never spent much time in the neighborhood.
|
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Mr Hariri has long-standing family and business ties in Saudi Arabia, from where he announced his resignation.
|
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The dent is still noticeable from where my head hit my desk after reading the first firm's offer.
|
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"If you start from where they are, they listen to you differently," Baggio said of the people affected.
|
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Kerl stood mostly quiet next to a red Honda Accord and a few feet from where Franklin collapsed.
|
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"My house is 462 meters away from where they're intending to drill," complained Phil Combe, manning the tombola.
|
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It's less than eight miles from where I live in the city, but I've never heard of it.
|
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He's from ten minutes down the road from where I'm from, and he's a businessman and an inspiration.
|
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Today, however, ideological debates are baked into everything from where you get your news to where you shop.
|
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"We would be crazy to try to draw conclusions from where we are in the investigation," Burr said.
|
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"Business rates is a archaic structure that needs to be modernized from where we are now," said Beighton.
|
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" He imagined what he might say to someone from Hamilton Heights: "I came from where you came from.
|
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"So from where I sit, it feels like there are new competitors coming up every day," he said.
|
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India also serves as a research base for Boston Scientific from where it develops products for emerging markets.
|
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One, a former Hewlett-Packard property, is a soccer field within walking distance from where Ms. Armstrong lives.
|
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He spoke a few feet from where officers stood over a group of handcuffed protesters, including Mr. Williams.
|
|
Local joints are left to advertise with concrete bald spots, patchy from where brackets were hastily torn down.
|
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LOS ANGELES — From where Marco Alvarez sat in his car alongside Mulholland Drive on Thursday, nothing seemed right.
|
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The boys, however, were seated only about 30 feet from where the missile struck, according to the report.
|
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The Cottage sits on the grounds of Kensington Palace, a stone's throw from where William and Kate live.
|
|
But from where I am, about four hours into the game, they seem like uncritical, even loving homages.
|
|
INTERNATIONAL An article on Friday about a cyclone in Mozambique misidentified the city from where Déborah Nguyen spoke.
|
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Days later, a body was discovered in the river not far from where another had already been found.
|
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That's still (solid!) growth, but it's a far cry from where Facebook has been these past few years.
|
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Friday about a shooting around 10 miles from where Dr. Pitt was shot, the Scottsdale Police Department said.
|
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The TOKK™ will resume backing up from where you left off next time you plug it in.
|
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Now we were leaving all that behind and moving just one county over from where we grew up.
|
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Hours later, first responders recovered a man's body Friday evening not far from where the boat was discovered.
|
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This brought me into more settled waters … But now … I am not far from where I was before.
|
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There may be emotional safety in talking about your story at a physical remove from where it unfolded.
|
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" He imagined what he might say to someone from his neighborhood: "I came from where you came from.
|
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One hit less than 100 meters from where I sat in the living room of an abandoned house.
|
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A door, only feet from where he sat, was torn off as the train crashed into a wall.
|
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It was across the street from the public high school and not far from where he was shot.
|
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"Having a wedding felt like a distraction from where we wanted to be as a couple," she said.
|
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One of them showed the small gash in his foot from where he had slipped in the waters.
|
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He said he hopes the government develops its own app to pick up from where his project started.
|
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He returned to the table, bending to retrieve his napkin from where it had fallen on the floor.
|
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But it also happens to be a neighborhood hangout, just around the corner from where he was born.
|
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That ball hit the light tower in right center field — opposite field from where his real power resided.
|
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"He's kind of dialed it up just a notch from where [Powell's predecessor, Janet] Yellen was," Bechtel said.
|
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The violence has since moved to central Mali, from where jihadist fighters launch attacks across the Sahel region.
|
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After a broken engagement, I moved to Chicago and away from where the boys and their father lived.
|
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"Every child in Cuba gets a basic education, that's a huge improvement from where it was," Obama said.
|
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Homes determine everything, from where your kids might go to college to how long your marriage will last.
|
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People with Ph.D.'s do not look like me, and do not come from where I come from.
|
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Once a highflier, it is down 603 percent from where it was trading before the allegations became public.
|
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Later he said the cowling for the engine was found about 70 miles from where the plane landed.
|
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Look at the explosive growth of esports in college, from where activities often trickle down to high school.
|
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The yield stood almost flat from where it was at the end of last year — of minus 0.015%.
|
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The dynamics of impeachment are, from a practical standpoint, largely unchanged from where they were before the holidays.
|
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Its full-time staff of 27 is up almost 2600 percent from where it was three years ago.
|
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The rebels were captured and tried in Jerusalem, a few miles from where the rebellion was put down.
|
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If you're smarter than I am, you'll remember to print directions both to and from where you're going.
|
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The plane flew for eight hours but eventually landed in Cologne, 85 miles from where it took off.
|
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RHYS Yeah, we did — where did it come from, where is it born, what is it born of?
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ROSS: WELL, ANYTHING THAT WE CAN SEE TPP FROM WHERE IT ALREADY HAD BEEN IS A NEGATIVE FACTOR.
|
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"Turkey, a NATO ally, has legitimate concerns about terrorist threats and from where they're emanating," Mattis said Wednesday.
|
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It was 2420 degrees and sunny in Fayetteville, which is 210 miles away from where he was sitting.
|
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The target suggested 4.5 percent to 8.5 percent upside from where the S&P 500 started the year.
|
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The total number of openings is down more than a million from where it was a year ago.
|
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"His climate plan is still not nearly enough, but it's an improvement from where he was," Jiang said.
|
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What ties most of them all together is Atlanta, the city they hail from, where trap reigns supreme.
|
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From where I was nesting on the beach I saw the blue-white glow of your phone flashing.
|
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Even the lows hit on Wednesday are still well up — some 1,000 percent — from where Bitcoin began 2017.
|
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Well, I can tell you that from where I sit, a Benioff purchase of Fortune is somewhat problematic.
|
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They said they'd already buried him, in a cemetery a couple of miles from where he was shot.
|
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But then came Craftworks, about two blocks from where Damotori is today, offering a selection of microbrew beers.
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They show the spot from where we all jumped straight into the 1990s, they show what was lost.
|
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From where we were standing, no one disappeared into their own universe of conversations and social media feeds.
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I pay $10 a month for another gym membership that is right up the road from where I work.
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The location the car was found is about 4-5 miles away from where Vence said he woke up.
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The Houthis control most towns and cities including the capital Sanaa, from where they ousted Hadi's government in 2014.
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"You could have some semiconductor stocks go up double and triple from where they are trading now," Meeks said.
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We opened on May 1, 1996, in a facility that was three blocks away from where we are now.
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Second, natural gas as a "bridge" does not necessarily mean increasing natural gas generation from where it is today.
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It was unclear when they embarked on the perilous trip for Europe or from where they had set off.
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It will be $23 trillion company even it's only gotta go up 215 percent from where it is now.
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Gibbons was from Arviat, in the region of Nunavut and located about 6.2 miles from where he was attacked.
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It's from 6-8, about 30 minutes from where I work, so I have a little time to kill.
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"The wrappers showed us a direction from where they started to where the wrappers ended up at," Fridley said.
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It went through my window and my son was literally 2 feet from where the guy shot our house.
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I think we won't become producers again, because from where I come from in Crete, everyone is in farming.
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That represents a nearly 40 percent fall from where the large-cap S&P 500 Index is currently trading.
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Wednesday's apartment complex search -- about 7 miles from where Kamille was last seen -- drew a crowd to the area.
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He lived in Sleepy Hollow, N.Y., about a mile from where the archives of the Ford Foundation were kept.
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A scent dog tracked the victim's scent from where she was found to the camp where Richards was living.
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There are many other spending plans to choose from where cutting that spending would likely help the economy quickly.
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With impeachment off the table, Trump is free to pick up the Ukraine scheme from where he left off.
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As the search became more extensive, the Minneapolis office — far from where Cunanan was, at that point — became strained.
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Huwaysis is near Palmyra, from where Islamic State was expelled by Syrian government and its allies' forces in March.
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Over the course of their short lives, mosquitoes only venture about 120 yards (180 meters) from where they're born.
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The house we found is situated in a lovely, peaceful neighborhood not too far from where I grew up.
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"If they don't cut, we could see the market fall away a bit from where it's sitting," he said.
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Maybe by season two, we'll all be able to separate the show's narrative from where its inspiration ended up.
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I wasn&apost more than 20 to 30 feet away from where John was and that was my experience.
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With an election scheduled for April, it is focused on the mainly Shia south, from where it draws support.
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