The further back we go, the rarer tick fossils become.
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Glickman dates the boycott much further back: to ancient Greece.
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Some styling approaches are taking us further back in time.
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Further back, I moved my sniper — Rihanna — onto a ridge.
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Lean in, and you might get pushed even further back.
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The further back you scroll, the older the material gets.
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Step even further back and the picture is even clearer.
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Doing so may push your end date even further back.
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Further back is the Galaxy S10e, S10, and S10 Plus ...
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Further back into antiquity, I would've been called a monster.
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The deeper it descended the further back it time it went.
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Previously, advisers were limited to larger divisions further back from battlefields.
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Or, further back, when Trump announced his candidacy railing against immigrants.
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The support class plays further back, and the scout even further.
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But, it's even ever deeper than that, and goes further back.
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And here's one, even further back, from the Oklahoma City bombing.
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The further back you look, the more problematic our faves get.
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That's a very long time, 10,000 years further back than previously proven.
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Evidence shows Kilauea has experienced even bigger eruptions further back in history.
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If you go further back, you enter into his Museum of Mysteries.
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Six others were tied a shot further back on eight-under 205.
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Now the tablet leans a little further back on the Smart Keyboard.
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"Our starting point is much further back than we thought," said Morneau.
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Swede Anna Nordqvist (66) was two shots further back in third place.
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Accidents continued further back, and other cars dropped out in various incidents.
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For others, it's their great-great-great grandparents, or maybe further back.
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Examples of migrants being housed on military bases stretch even further back.
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There are pictures further back of me showing my progress of it.
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These measurements have considerable uncertainty, particularly the further back you go in time.
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But many historians believe the origin of the roller coaster dates further back.
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South African Justin Harding finished fourth, a stroke further back on 16-under.
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The trust wanted a deeper buffer of land further back from the edge.
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What's worse, Japan was drenched by further back-to-back storms last week.
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Further back, Trump repeatedly questioned whether President Obama was really born in Hawaii.
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Looking further back, George Washington, James Madison and James Monroe all owned plantations.
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Roots of the deepening partisan divide around the economy reach further back, however.
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Valencia, which earlier beat Young Boys 21-21, is two points further back.
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To go further back, Parks and Recreation is another example of this phenomenon.
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Sure, it's a weird angle — why not just stand further back in the room?
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Going further back, the white iPhone 28 took nearly a year to finally ship.
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And now, the timeline seems to be pushed back further, back to March 210.
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Many people have been wounded -- even killed -- by stones lobbed by pilgrims further back.
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Heather's support for the LGBTQ community extends further back than her daughter's coming out.
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Brittany Lang, Swede Anna Nordqvist and Malaysia's Kelly Tan are one shot further back.
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There were gypsies and storytellers—and a lion-killer—further back in the family.
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Canada finished second in 2400:225 with England third almost five seconds further back.
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Further back, some aspects of William Jennings Bryan's manner and oratory were very Trumpish.
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And the more they practice, the more the gag reflex will move further back.
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Going further back, his real estate company was accused of racist practices decades ago.
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"Centre" has plenty in common with Blanck Mass and, going further back, Big Black.
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But questions surrounding Nike's treatment of women in the workplace extends even further back.
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The dance floor was further back, its walls covered in heavy black satin curtains.
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Iridogorgia and bamboo coral can be seen in the foreground, while octocorals appear further back.
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That means that much further back up their shared family tree, their ancestors were siblings.
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And he looks further back in a dish of parsnips with yogurt and pickled sultanas.
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Going even further back, Socrates lambasted the corrosive effects of the alphabet, in Plato's Phaedrus.
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Trans history goes so much further back than what so many people seem to realize.
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Even further back was "The Bench Mob" in Sacramento at the turn of the millennium.
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Many have been wounded or killed by stones thrown from further back within the crowd.
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But he's also gone further back to his work from the '60s to fill in.
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Go even further back, to 1903, and look at Edward Steichen's portrait of J.P. Morgan.
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While the threat of trade war is unusually intense, anxiety over economic espionage goes further back.
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But the rapper's work on Black Habits dates much further back than his first studio session.
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Going even further back, the definitive image of modern politics is a picture of a robot.
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Look further back in history, and after the second world war, millions of refugees were resettled.
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Further back there's a doorway, through which starry-eyed punters are led for their private dances.
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Support is also being provided by detached coalition special forces and advisers and trainers further back.
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But a look even further back shows that Clinton has carefully thought out her clothing choices.
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He has only won half as many delegates as Cruz and sits further back from Trump.
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Look further back in history, and after the second world war millions of refugees were resettled.
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A concierge table was in front, with check-in a bit further back, past the elevators.
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Going further back, it's Clint Eastwood and the so-called "King of Cool" himself, Steve McQueen.
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Also, I did this back in 1990, so a dollar went a lot further back then.
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Looking further back, you have collections of jokes, amusing stories and anecdotes, comedic verse and essays.
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If so, that could put more lives at risk and set the cleanup effort further back.
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Semantic Machines has aims to close the gap here and let memory stretch even further back.
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PAP forces are staged in layers, some very close, some hours further back, the official said.
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Going a little further back, two teams stand out as having the greatest N.B.A. playoff runs.
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Do you think that the problem with the Oscars is maybe further back in the pipeline?
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From much further back, taking in the book as a whole, scenes and themes snap together.
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A 210,000-year-old skull found in Greece may push that migration timeline even further back.
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The deadline could be pushed further back to December 31, 2020, according to Department of Transportation.
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A more striking way to think about this is to look even further back in time.
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China is further back but still in the second tier, a few slots ahead of Japan.
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Studies that go further back, like the College Board's, show that the road is still bumpy ahead.
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"Actually, the last couple of races, being a little further back has been really exciting," he added.
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Bernal is sixth overall, 40 seconds behind Alaphilippe with Britain's Thomas in seventh, five seconds further back.
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And according to the PBS genealogy show, Finding Your Roots, their connection might go even further back.
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It features a beautiful moment where the suit's lapel is moved further back to accentuate his chest.
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Jason Day (68) and Kim Si-woo (68) were two strokes further back on 13-under 274.
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People in Washington need to step further back to see how they have left Main Street behind.
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Plus, when positioned in bed mode, and your head is further back, it feels even more private.
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Going even further back, since 1950 the benchmark has posted an average 20103 percent gain in April.
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Thanks to the people who are now conserving water, Day Zero is slowly getting pushed further back.
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Fellow Americans Shawn Stefani and Jonathan Byrd, who both shot 68, are a shot further back on 136.
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He traces the tension further back to the 1950s, when the LAPD was led by William H. Parker.
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Going further back, the history of the very small number of women in early TV is very fascinating.
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Importantly, the system is not meant to extend viability outside of the womb further back than 23 weeks.
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But a Deadline report says it's official, and the report is further back up by Fandango's Erik Davis.
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First, he adjusted his stance: he stood in a wider squat, with his hands lower and further back.
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If you look further back into Wynn's past, Nathan warns, some worrying trends start to come into view.
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Toward the end of the set, Drake plays a track from further back in his catalogue called "Successful".
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If it had slammed forward when I was another six inches further back, I could've been badly hurt.
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Trump's relationship with the Emmys goes further back, stemming from his days as the host of Celebrity Apprentice.
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To further back up her claim, Chyna and her lawyer Lisa Bloom provided text messages sent by Kardashian.
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Further back, a fish wriggles atop a woman who seems to have just walked out of a Modigliani.
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In previous years, many have been wounded or killed by stones thrown from further back during the ritual.
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If you were stood further back in the crowd you probably wouldn't even know he'd taken a tumble.
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Further back are chambers where the inhabitants could have slept protected from hyenas, lions, leopards, and other predators.
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If you look further back, it's easy to find cases where the Chevron rule helped advance conservative goals.
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But if you go further back, it's hard not to find things about young Andrew that are impressive.
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During each of Clinton's speeches in March, she slowly waded further and further back into the political pool.
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There are two other notable lawsuits involving Trump's tax returns, though they are further back in the process.
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He also uses a chart of the 10-year Treasury Note yield to further back up his point.
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Warren is further back at 44-43 but has improved to an average of 45-42 in August.
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And you hacked away at your sand, pushed it behind you, where another fool took it further back.
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"The further back you go, the worse it is, with the smell and the noise," another inmate testified.
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I find them personally beautiful, aesthetically interesting, especially the further back you go, the more interesting they are.
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Of course, the further back in time you go the more mythological the events and the characters involved become.
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They're in second place, and somehow also still further back than last place Tampa is in the AL East.
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In Hungary, government officials say they are willing to continue negotiating, and that the problems reach much further back.
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All of this is recent history, but there are lessons further back in time that are still useful today.
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But it won't be surprising if you think just a little further back — to the pre-election story line.
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But Hurd also notes that the problems the U.S. has had with the Kremlin stem further back than 2016.
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Inside the building is a warm, eclectically decorated informal lending library — further back is a small bar and cafe.
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A similar vaccine for dogs in development by the company, called Hypodog, is even further back in the pipeline.
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The building is set further back from the street, placing it out of line with those that surround it.
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Further back, Cleveland relied on the Hall of Famer Otto Graham for 10 seasons, and 10 championship game appearances.
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Its formal creation only dates back to 1971, though its roots can of course be traced further back in time.
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The ones further back are faint lines of paint on the cusp of dissolving into the wintry blue-gray sky.
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It's just one of those deals where we could have used the finish line moved about 10 feet further back.
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The school was built on the same site as the original school, but is located further back on the property.
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There is also support from detachments of coalition special forces on the ground and from advisers and trainers further back.
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Ask why property rights are weak and you may be taken further back, to the end of serfdom in 1861.
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If we go even further back, to Nintendo's Wii era: 36 percent of console owners picked up Mario Kart Wii.
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Post-Columbian indigenous North Americans also engaged in the practice, but evidence dating further back in time is severely lacking.
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He was closely followed by Thomas' Colombian team mate Egan Bernal, who lies 12 seconds further back in fifth place.
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Secrets and surprises from your deep past, early childhood, or even from further back in your family's history may resurface.
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One town has had to move further back from its shoreline position because of rising seas caused by climate change.
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Further back is a machine shop of sorts, where engineers design, test and build the electronic brains of the operation.
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They began to run further back and there was one of them who had gas coming out of his face.
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But the unraveling stretches further back, to a time when ITT was a Wall Street darling, raking in record profits.
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I noticed that the drinks on offer were different from the ones available for purchase further back in the plane.
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Kim Whee was the pick of the home players with a 68, with veteran K.J. Choi a shot further back.
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This term's slate of cases could give Roberts and his allies a chance to set American democracy even further back.
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However, the use of "doctor fish," as they are also known, goes further back in other countries, such as Turkey.
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Exploring alternatives, he moves even further back on the historical scale, trying his luck as a rag-and-bone man.
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Indeed, some mentioned Britain's Civil War, which took place in the 17th century, or even episodes further back in history.
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Going further back, the 1938 Bruins and 1929 Canadiens failed to win a playoff game after having the best record.
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Englishman Matt Wallace finished third, three shots behind, while his compatriot James Morrison finished one shot further back in fourth.
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But the DNA of animals offers good reason to think that the roots of the kingdom extend much further back.
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These heightened risks aim to incentivize responsible international actors to persuade Iran not to further back out from the JCPOA.
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The marriage would allow Xpeng cars to tap Xiaomi's growing ecosystem of smart devices, but the relationship dates further back.
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But the story of Ableton goes further back than Live's 2001 release—further even than the company's official inception in 9993.
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Or they could hail from even further back in time, to the giant molecular cloud that collapsed to form our Sun.
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Going even further back, the church ran a series of commercials in the 1970s and 1980s that foregrounded the "Mormon" nickname.
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Further back he was employed by Buzzfeed as on-camera talent, and it appears some of his videos are still up.
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Stretching further back, in the 1920s and 1930s the Harlem Renaissance gave rise to an outpouring of literature, art and music.
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Stretch even further back and there's early band Words Backwards and DIK OOZ, a project with both Archy and Jack Marshall.
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Going further back, the late Austrian Jochen Rindt won Monaco and Le Mans and was also Formula One world champion posthumously.
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The documentary Before Homosexuals seeks to educate those whose knowledge of queer history doesn't go further back than the 20th century.
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New York cracked down even further back in 2016 with a law that prevents advertising rentals that violate the existing law.
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Intel's desktop CPUs are being pushed further back on the roadmap while some of its mobile ones are being deleted entirely.
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Toyota's Dutch driver Bernhard Ten Brinke was third but falling further back and more than an hour and 20 minutes behind.
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Tracking further back, we can blame medieval theologian Thomas Aquinas for spreading the notion that men and women can't be friends.
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After further back-and-forth about what Sessions meant, Readler noted he would be testifying before this committee himself this month.
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His hard-edged rhetoric extends much further back, to the name-calling of his primary and general election rivals in 2016.
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Female sexuality is taboo and thus a fertile ground for both horror filmmaking and, going further back, myths and fairy tales.
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A skull discovered in 2017 also showed that was happening about 300,000 years ago, further back in history than previously thought.
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The further back in time we go toward the Big Bang, the matter in the universe gets hotter, and more symmetric.
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But if you look further back in the US's past, the real answer depends on how you define a mass shooting.
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Think further back to Rosberg's technical disaster in the 2014 title decider at Abu Dhabi, or the Singapore "substance contamination" problem.
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Further back, there was clique of middle schoolers clinging to their Razor scooters, who seemed equally as scared as I was.
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Going further back, the Reagan administration was convinced by a cost-benefit analysis to require the removal of lead from gasoline.
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The advance led by Harakat al-Nujaba drove Islamic State fighters further back into their stronghold province of Deir al-Zor.
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She took hold of the center and started to push the Americans back, further and further, back toward Alyssa Naeher's goal.
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No. 6 Shanshan Feng (71-71) was one stroke further back, and No. 673 Inbee Park (76-74) missed the cut.
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Moderna has gone a step further back: Instead of using viruses or proteins, the platforms works with just the genetic material.
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Malaysian Gavin Green was among seven players a shot further back on five-under after mixing seven birdies and two bogeys.
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As the game wore on, Toronto captain Michael Bradley moved further and further back, helping to shore up T.F.C.'s defense.
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South Korean Kim Sei-young (66) claimed second place on 19-under, with compatriot Chun (69) a shot further back in third.
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Further back, some car makers have tried to acquire their way into the market, such as when Daimler acquired RideScout in 2014.
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The fossil evidence presented this week appears to be a bit older, dating further back in time by around 6503 million years.
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Spaniard Sergio Garcia, who won at Sheshan in 2008, and last year's winner Russell Knox tied for ninth two shots further back.
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Further back, Belgian Stoffel Vandoorne — standing in for the injured Fernando Alonso — beat McLaren team mate Jenson Button on his qualifying debut.
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Trump is also deeply loyal to Flynn: Their relationship stretches further back than many of the national security adviser's White House counterparts.
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A longer-term goal for gravitational-wave astronomers is to see further back in time than has been possible with electromagnetic radiation.
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But even further back than that, body-sharing stories have their roots in a fundamental human discomfort with our own worst choices.
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But Jimmy Fallon took the song even further back in time with his barbershop quartet, The Ragtime Gals, on The Tonight Show.
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The longer the ECB keeps monetary stimulus in place, the further back investors are likely to push expectations for a rate rise.
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Travel further back in time and the continents drift closer together, dinosaurs go extinct and the first reptiles, insects and crustaceans emerge.
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But the best Marshawn moment of all comes from even further back, when Lynch was a star at Oakland Technical High School.
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This would not be the case with new filings or companies that are further back in the line in their SEC review.
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He wanted to reach back into the history of indigenous cuisine, further back than the invention of fry bread, and surprise diners.
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Seattle (69-66) lost for the eighth time in 10 games to fall further back in the American League wild-card standings.
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So, you can decide to re-do a fatal jump, or hold it further back and correct the whole screen before it.
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Another explanation traces further back to the early 1800s, when the phrase might have referred to being home bound with typhus fever.
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The Senate Intelligence Committee's interest in Geovanis indicates its investigation is delving further back into Trump's past in Russia than previously thought.
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Christmas is a time for Saxons to celebrate traditions that reach further back into their history than the city's modern-day market.
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The team from "Gotham" goes even further back in time with a series about the young Alfred, a future butler fighting crime.
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The team from "Gotham" goes even further back in time with a series about the young Alfred, a future butler fighting crime.
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The markets may have concluded that Mr Trump's policies, intended to put America first, will set some emerging economies further back than others.
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Laird & Co. has licensed commercial transactions in the U.S. dated to 1780, and a history of apple brandy production stretching even further back.
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If this 19-mile long crack should rupture, Pine Island's grounding line — where the ice meets the seafloor — will may move further back.
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Or think even further back to July 4, 21625, when two American armies left a blood soaked field in Gettysburg with 2900,220006 casualties.
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She'll play a different style of play, go a lot further back in the court, roll the balls back, chase a lot down.
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So it has to wind the clock a bit further back — to 22015 — to get a time when this is an actual increase.
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The move could also support West Texas Intermediate (WTI) prices, helping to push the crude benchmarks further back towards parity, the bank said.
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And for those of us who go further back, it was once hard to envision anything tougher than the 1973-1974 bear market.
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But in fact, the roots of the dispute extend much further back, and they are intrinsically tied to a domestic conflict in Turkey.
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But it's worth reaching further back, to a movie like "The Oak" (1992), directed by Lucian Pintilie, one of the great Romanian filmmakers.
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Kline, who started fourth, finished 0.19 of a second ahead of Matthias Mayer of Austria, with Jansrud 0.01 of a second further back.
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England's Justin Rose (68) is in sixth spot on eight-under with compatriot Paul Casey (66) tied for seventh a shot further back.
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The real error, in their view, goes even further back — all the way down to liberalism's core ideas about individual freedom and choice.
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But let's take one step further back: Are there actually parents, or parent pairs, who are more likely to conceive boys or girls?
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A new study extends global average surface temperature records back to 26 million years ago, further back in time than any previous climate research.
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Heslin says he has "mixed feelings" about the new school, which sits further back on the property than the former school, which was demolished.
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But unfortunately they easily begin pushing them further back on their to-do lists, if not completely disregarding them as being unfeasible or unreaslistic.
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The $50 million, state-of-the-art facility in Newtown, Connecticut, sits further back on the property from where the original school was located.
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Americans Matt Every (65) and Tyler Duncan (66) were equal second on 12-under, with big gun Brooks Koepka (66) a stroke further back.
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We assume if you're digitizing video you're dealing with old VHS tapes, though your movie collection may go further back to even older formats.
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The modern games — launched in 22000 — go much further back than the creation of most countries' stock indices, making a longer-term comparison difficult.
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There is almost nothing to see on these tours, because the more famous the person, the further back from the street her home sits.
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READ MORE: Germany's spy chief ousted from job over alleged far-right sympathies The city's associations with the extreme-right extend even further back.
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"We were thrown further back into the bus from the force of the explosion," said Asik, who sustained injuries on his face and arm.
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The further back the human mitogenomic tree is traced, they point out, the more uncertainty creeps into it, so further investigation would be desirable.
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It will result in more polluted water and set us even further back from our goal of swimmable, fishable, drinkable water throughout the country.
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"As the tide raced in I kept relocating my tripod further and further back until the light peaked and I captured this amazing moment."
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England's Tyrrell Hatton and Ian Poulter (67) were a stroke further back on 13-under, with local hopes Marc Leishman and Cameron Smith (65).
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World number nine Xander Schauffele finished on one over, with fellow Americans Matt Kuchar and 2018 Masters champion Patrick Reed one shot further back.
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Looking further back, seven nominations in the 19th century were made by a "lame duck" president between the election and inauguration of his successor.
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Bauer and Shaw can actually trace their Cleveland roots further back, to the slugger Russell Branyan, the Indians' seventh-round draft pick in 1994.
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Becoming suddenly single can set your world in a tailspin, and a lack of financial planning is setting women in particular even further back.
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A much-talked-about poll published Monday showed the race as a virtual three-way tie, with the rest of the field further back.
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A much-talked-about poll published Monday showed the race as a virtual three-way tie, with the rest of the field further back.
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Further back, in 2014, it was Fremont Police, OPD and the ACDA who jointly applied for a grant from the Department of Homeland Security.
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To further back her claim, the influencer also shared a photo of her brother and father, which shows them with deep skin tones as well.
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The light wasn't coming from the first room, he thought, but somewhere deeper inside the building, further back, from a room behind the first room.
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Even further back, when Son played for Hamburg in Germany, he stayed with his club when South Korea won bronze at the London 2012 Olympics.
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As an advocate for women's financial inclusion it is clear that India's demonetisation has set Indian women's financial inclusion further back than it already was.
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It had become gentrified in all meanings of the word; it was a gay neighborhood that had receded a little further back into the closet.
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However, until the company reveals its plans, the rumors are just smoke — Apple may scrap the project yet again or push a launch further back.
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Steve Marino (65), who aced the par three seventh at La Quinta, and Canadian Adam Hadwin (66) were tied for third a shot further back.
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Looking further back the campaign against communist insurgents in Malaya stands out as the single deadliest with 1,443 British fatalities over a 12-year period.
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On the front of the stage floor, laid out in tape, was a spiral of straight lines and right angles; further back was a grid.
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Like the video rental stores of old that kept the porn in the back room, NADA New York gets raunchier the further back you go.
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In terms of mystery novels, you can't go too much further back than Wilkie Collins's "The Woman in White," published in the mid-19th century.
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Even when I am sitting a little further back than usual during a video call, the recipients are able to hear me loud and clear.
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Conte pointed a little further back in time, to the way his players had responded to their surprisingly limp loss to Manchester United in April.
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Going further back, in 26, the RSI peaked at 2500 in July and gained around 22018 percent through to the top of its bullish stretch.
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They ended with 62 points to New Zealand's 33, while German defending champions Roger Kluge and Theo Reinhardt were a point further back in third.
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China is much further back, but administration officials say the country has a pernicious effect on the global steel market because of its excess capacity.
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So, instead of feeling nostalgic about the shuttering of these stores, let's all get nostalgic about a time further back -- before they existed at all.
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The stock show dates even further back, to 1896, when Fort Worth boosters began promoting the city's cattle economy to attract two major packing plants.
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However, one need look no further back than the recent failed attempt at repealing the Affordable Care Act to get nervous heading into next month.
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With regard to the Brexit negotiations, May is exactly where she was two months ago, possibly further back, having proven herself obdurate beyond EU comprehension.
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The further back we go in time, the more polyglot our leaders become: Franklin D. Roosevelt spoke French and German, as did his uncle Teddy.
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As medical science becomes better able to provide for the separate existence of the fetus, the point of viability is moved further back toward conception.
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Yeah. You can go even further back, why do they care about ... If it's just a job posting or why do they care about anything?
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"The characteristic isotopic ratios of carbon throughout the paleosol are tantalizing indications of life on land much further back in time than previously thought," said Retallack.
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Third-placed Marco Schwarz of Austria was left to rue a less-than-perfect second run that left him settling for bronze, 0.22 seconds further back.
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The word "hangover" doesn't appear in writing further back than around 1902, in a very off-hand, comical reference in a book called The Absurd Dictionary.
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Assassin's Creed Odyssey is dipping further back in time than any Assassin's game has before, sending players to Greece during the Peloponnesian War in 431 BCE.
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Another jab comes later when she jokes about not knowing how many seats are on an airplane, because she's never been further back then first class.
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Taking it further back for a moment, if I may—how did you first become exposed to your blues influences like Albert Ammons or Pinetop Smith?
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Those A's are barely a memory now, despite all those titles, despite Lefty Grove, Jimmie Foxx, or, going further back, Home Run Baker and Rube Waddell.
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And there is a valid critique to be made about many of Disney's characters of color: the further back you go, the more offensive the caricature.
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On the right side, between Third and Fourth Streets, is an elevated artificial turf playing field, with a stone house set further back in the park.
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Austrian Bernd Wiesberger finished fifth at 12-under after a superb 64, while playing partner Romain Wattel, of France, was one shot further back in sixth.
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The 12 affected guests temporarily were moved to seats further back of the plane, and went back to their original seats once the smell was gone.
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One example: As many drugs have lost their effectiveness, medicine has reached further back on the shelf, to antibiotics that went out of favor years ago.
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England's Ross Fisher eagled the last to finish two shots further back alongside France's Victor Dubuisson, Spaniard Sergio Garcia, Mexico's Abraham Ancer and Belgium's Thomas Detry.
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Instead, it went further back — to when Jack met his wife, Rebecca (Mandy Moore), in the 1970s — and forward to a rough patch in their marriage.
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How to restore recently closed Google Chrome tabs from historyIf you need to go a little further back, you can check your browser&aposs history. 1.
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Typically, incoming presidential administrations draw primarily from the staff of recent administrations of the same party; Trump appears to be fine with reaching much further back.
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It's an idea that we've seen before with things like Nintendo's (failed) Wii U or even further back in gaming history with the (also failed) Sega Dreamcast.
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The roots of Advent celebration, though, go further back than 19th-century Germany — stretching way back into the traditional Western Christian tradition, before Advent calendars were invented.
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The travel bans, the visa process for every other country, all which comes from a global system using all of its power to push you further back.
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Iran tends to focus on production levels and market share from much further back in the 230s and 1970s to support its claim for a higher allocation.
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"We have evidence of healthcare dating back 1.6 million years ago, but we think it probably goes further back than this," said Spikins in a press release.
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Woodland shot 66 for second place at 10-under, while Keegan Bradley and local favorite Hideki Matsuyama were two shots further back in a tie for third.
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A gold coating enhances the mirror's reflection of long-wave light, including infrared radiation created 13.6 billion years ago, further back than any telescope has ever seen.
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The rest of the Pennsylvania-based team remained further back in the tunnel, out of view – a decision head coach Mike Tomlin announced ahead of the game.
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The offer was priced to attract no bids, but knocked government bond yields further back into negative territory, pushing the dollar to a session high 109.63 yen.
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"If we knew that (officials) were going to build the bend in front of our house, we'd have built our house a little further back," Xu said.
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Or we could even further back, to December 2015, when Middleton wore a black and white houndstooth coat with chic cuffs at the end of each sleeve.
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NICHD is therefore also backing research on non-hormonal methods that might be effective more quickly, but Blithe admits these are "way further back" in animal testing.
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The machine makes the direction of time collapse into the past, so the longer you follow the machine's spin, the further back in time you will go.
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Odds of an rate hike slipped further back during the chair's news conference, first hitting July, then settling on September at 52 percent by 3:30 p.m.
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Briton Justin Rose, Spaniard Jon Rahm and last week's winner Patrick Reed are also on four-under with Rory McIlroy one further back on three-under 69.
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She led him further back into the bar, and got a stool for him to perch on next to the table where a D.J. was setting up.
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Looking further back it becomes obvious that manufacturing just has not followed the typical storyline of an industry merely living through and recovering from the Great Recession.
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While training Holtby, Korn realized that his influence extended a decade further back: When Holtby was 16, his goalie coach was John Stevenson, a friend of Korn's.
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In a liberal society built around the ideal of "progress," we tend to think that human rights were more crushed the further back in time you go.
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As he reached the green, Rahm placed his marker to the side of his ball to allow his playing partner Daniel Im to putt from further back.
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Filipino Angelo Que carded a spotless 65 to finish a shot further back on 12-under for a share of fourth spot with Brazil's Adilson da Silva.
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They were also wary after having heard stories of other migrants being deported from such camps to countries further back along the migrant route, such as Bulgaria.
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And, according to Vice, dental adornments date even further back to the seventh century (BC) when wealthy Etruscan women had their front teeth removed and replaced with gold.
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Triumphant 2018 Ryder Cup Captain Thomas Bjorn, returning to the Kenyan capital for the first time in 24 years, was further back tied in 12th with four others.
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To change things up a bit, we could go further back in history to some of the more mythical aspects of Martin's world for a straighter fantasy story.
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Choosing an alternative means going further back in our history, to the bread and butter of what made our country and its democratic values a beacon of hope.
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Yet to see the tree's distant crown, a mass of huge and shaggy boughs, curling downwards under their own weight, it is necessary to stand much further back.
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She decided to begin further back, and work with the Brittonic stories of mythic sunken cities such as Lyonesse, recorded in Arthurian legend as having once bordered Cornwall.
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Further back in the mob were dangerous fighters like Dos Anjos, Johnson, Diaz and Edson Barboza, all of whom sought to earn their shot at the Irish king.
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Further back, in March, CollegeHumor published a video called "Don't Eat the Laundry Pods," about feeling an urge to eat them after someone tells you they're off limits.
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The 10-year Treasury note stretched Friday's fall and slipped to 2.49 percent, pulling further back from a two-week high of 2.54 percent scaled late last week.
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We can go further back too, and include one of the sport's biggest stars: Andre the Giant, whose real name was André Roussimoff, died in 1993 at 213.
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But when French officials ruled another Ford driver was the victor because he started a few feet further back, Miles was shockingly denied entry into the winner's circle.
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On Friday, even as Ayed and his helpers waited with their carts, helicopters fired at positions in Mosul and forces further back launched Grad missiles into the city.
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Anstead, who hosts Discovery's Wheeler Dealers, took it even further back, revealing a photo from 20 years ago of himself in uniform when he was a police officer.
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There's a redesigned kickstand that bends slightly further back, allowing you to lean down on the tablet to draw with the brand new and more sensitive Surface Pen.
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Faith No More is so much considered just a band of Mike Patton's, so it was fun to go further back to where we started this whole thing.
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As you move further and further back in time on your family tree, "there's some possibility that you've inherited no DNA from one of your ancestors," Pickrell says.
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Combining the power of observatories that can probe electromagnetic radiation, neutrinos, and even gravitational waves make it easier to for scientists to peer further back into the universe.
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It's not clear whether the parliament is applying a further back-up step — such as requiring a paper ballot to be mailed in parallel to an email vote.
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The sociologist Arlie Hochschild describes it as a powerful feeling that the government is helping others to cut ahead of them in line as they fall further back.
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The story of the finding unfolds via television news clips from the late 1970s; then Mr. Morrison goes further back, using a wide variety of much older footage.
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Bonneville plans to continue examining fossils that could belong to early fungal species, some of which could extend the unambiguous record of Kingdom Fungi further back in time.
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The reason we have statutes of limitations in the first place is because the further back an alleged crime occurred, the more inherently unreliable evidence and witnesses become.
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Further back, the involvement of organized crime in the destruction and rebuilding of Kobe, Japan, after a 1995 earthquake exemplified a kind of larger corruption in Japanese society.
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Going further back into history there are examples like former President Teddy Roosevelt's crusade to sink President William Howard Taft by joining and running from the Progressive Party.
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But in a series of monologues that pull further back from the action, Hanrahan's reflections on the case, and on her own investment in it, dissipate the tension.
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Further back in the line, a group of enthusiastic high schoolers matched the traditional Chinese music filling the air on the street with a Drake-based karaoke party.
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Here's a chart showing how current levels of carbon dioxide compares to the amount throughout all of human history and even further back in time, to 800,000 years ago.
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But the roots of this hatred go much further back to the earliest days of the founding of the Brotherhood in 1928 by an Islamic scholar, Hassan al-Banna.
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However, Anstead, who hosts Discovery's Wheeler Dealers, took it even further back, revealing a photo from 20 years ago of himself in uniform when he was a police officer.
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The benchmark Nikkei share average dropped 257% to 21.74,2.333, to pull further back from a 22.33-21/2108.6400-month high hit on Thursday, despite positive cues from Wall Street.
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The man immediately notices it once he walks inside, and the two women burrow further back into the closet only to come face-to-face with a sex doll.
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Her first foray into paper goods, Harper & Willow, is a collection of small notebooks perfect for journaling or to-do lists, but her love for stationery goes further back.
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Rachel Bilson has decided to take the #10YearChallenge to new heights — not only going further back in time, but dragging a fellow celebrity back down nostalgia lane with her.
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The benchmark Nikkei share average dropped 2.333% to 22.33,21, to pull further back from a 2108.6400-1/2-month high hit on Thursday, despite positive cues from Wall Street.
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If Monza may go down as the obvious turning point in the season, the moment Hamilton hit the front, the Briton suggested the really significant moment was further back.
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Some have cited sanitation concerns, but Joshua Slocum, the executive director of Funeral Consumers Alliance, a consumer education nonprofit, said those roots go further back, to the Victorian era.
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If Senator Corker and his peers really want to bring us further back from the brink of war and promote restraint, they should start exhibiting more of their own.
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The notion of mother-infant bonding, now gospel among early-childhood experts, grew out of this research, but Dr. Brazelton took it one step further — back into the clinic.
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Going further back, S.E. Hutton made multiple appearances in the big-screen adaptations of her novels, from a nurse in The Outsiders to a sex worker in Rumble Fish.
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For AMD processors, they furthest back you'd want to go is the first-generation of Ryzen processors, any further back and you will see a performance hit for sure.
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"Looking a little further back into the first three quarters of 2018: Companies have been willing to go public at valuations the banks said would work," PwC's Ethridge said.
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This was how I felt waiting to hear "London Calling," by the Clash, "Slow Train Coming," by Bob Dylan, or, going even further back, "Electric Warrior," by T. Rex.
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But scientists have since found DNA evidence that the plague could have existed much further back than previously thought -- there's evidence it existed in Europe some 5,20153 years ago.
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But you can also see references further back in art history, to the early color photography of Paul Outerbridge and other depictions of the female form going back to antiquity.
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There's no indication on if Facebook will roll Bonfire out further — back in July, sources had said Facebook was taking a close look at multiple standalone video apps, including Talk.
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Fans of the Grateful Dead legend's side project now can go further back in time with a vinyl release of the show -- a musical format that better fits the times.
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But a handful of candidates are explicitly rejecting this aesthetic—going further back in the design lexicon to a past before Silicon Valley took over our cultural and aesthetic consciousness.
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The recent softening in spot prices and spreads arguably marks the ending of another epicycle that dates even further back to the start of the cyclical upswing in 20183/22018.
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Graeme Storm is a shot further back on eight under, with Northern Ireland's Graeme McDowell recovering from four-putting the 18th on Thursday to lie six under after a 68.
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It looked like a matter of time before they would rein in a tiring Iceland team that dropped further and further back after substitute Alessandro Schoepf levelled on 60 minutes.
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Ripen's goal was to help third-party clients who sell on the giant retailer jockey for a better position — say, on the first page of results rather than further back.
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He has even started to dig further back than Obama, with a regulatory change this week that lets some major polluting facilities be subject to less stringent air emissions standards.
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Going further back, around the turn of the nineteenth century, the English economist Thomas Malthus was warning that the pending overpopulation of the planet would lead to inevitable food shortages.
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He has even started to dig further back than Obama, with a regulatory change last week that lets some major polluting facilities be subject to less stringent air emissions standards.
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On some level, we know it's not right to force our way ever further back in time, squeezing out the real inhabitants and paving over their cultures with our comforts.
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South African Lee-Anne Pace (74) took second alone at five-under, with American Gerina Piller (73) and South Korean Choi Na-yeon (193) sharing third a shot further back.
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Looking even further back, presidents have addressed the nation in radio-broadcasted State of the Union addresses for decades, and multiple presidents also issued a weekly address over the radio.
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But for its true antecedents you have to search further back in the superhero timeline, to Lorenzo Semple Jr.'s stylish and self-aware "Batman" series from the late '60s.
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Noren shot 66 to finish on 12 under going into the final day, with England's Richard Bland, who led after day two, finishing two shots further back following a 69.
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If so, my dude has failed conclusively and the entire presentation is probably going to set stereotypes about Canadians, rap, and Canadian rap even further back than they already are.
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And if you look further back, before he heard about that, I think maybe he wasn't admitting that, so you'll have to do a little investigative reporting to determine that.
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Going further back historically, the term derives from the Greek aisthesis, or moral perception, which really means emptying the mind from distractions long enough to decipher the truth of a situation.
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They are now one point behind City and Arsenal in third place but Liverpool, who are two points further back, can leapfrog them with a win over Manchester United on Monday.
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"The idea that pushing in that bit further back gives the Renzi side more time to put forward there case is perhaps a slight positive," RBC's European economist Cathal Kennedy said.
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While he may be most famous for being Lauren Conrad's love interest on the second season of The Hills, real fans know his relationship with reality TV goes much further back.
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Gillis says this trope can be found in popular fiction at the end of the 19th century, beginning of the 20th century, but it may well go further back than that.
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And it is necessary to go even further back — to 1888 — in order to find an election year nominee who was nominated and confirmed under divided government, as we have now.
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Or going further back, think of how much of the songwriting on 26's Channel Orange dealt with characters—new parents, addicts, johns—who were not Ocean in the literal sense.
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Third placed Henrik Stenson will tee off seven strokes behind Johnson after shooting 69, with major winner Justin Rose (72) and Brian Harman (70) a shot further back on nine-under.
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I have an innate distrust of work that has a whiff of nostalgia drifting off its surface, whether it is for Andy Warhol, Jackson Pollock, or, further back, Albert Pinkham Ryder.
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Still up for debate is when this mutation occurred, but some geneticists have estimated it happening as recently as 3,000 years ago (though unsurprisingly, archaeologists push that date much further back).
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But as a result of this crush of applications, more and more people who really have had to flee persecution get pushed further and further back in line for a hearing.
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She mixes the influence of certain clean-toned tenors of the 1990s — Mark Turner and Chris Potter, especially — with that of classic figures like Joe Henderson and, further back, Don Byas.
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If you want to go even further back (I'm talking Game Boy Advance), the guide also shows that it's possible to modernize your old pokémon if you follow the arduous steps.
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The second responding officer, who was in the backyard but standing further back from Dean, told investigators that she saw a face through the window but did not see a gun.
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The Tour leader, Chris Froome, finished in a group further back, retaining the yellow jersey ahead of a second, far harder day of climbing, again in the Jura Mountains, on Sunday.
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Bosh, Paul Millsap, Al Horford, Pau Gasol, Anthony Davis, DeMarcus Cousins and LaMarcus Aldridge can all shoot the jumper with at least a foot on the arc, and sometimes further back.
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While the installations in Avanos engage with the town's industry and history, the artworks in Göreme's Keyişdere Valley reach further back in time, putting a finger to the area's primordial pulse.
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Further back, McLaren slow progress was evidenced by Fernando Alonso in 12th place and Belgian team mate Stoffel Vandoorne in 13th, although only the latter was using the latest specification Honda engine.
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Lawsuits go even further back, with consumers and the credit reporting agency Experian both suing the company for the first time in 2008, over, you guessed it, fraud and false advertising practices.
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But if you look even further back to devices like the Yoga Book and Yoga Book C930, it's clear Lenovo has been building up to something like this for quite a while.
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Similar research goes further back: A 222 meta-analysis of 20.71 primary studies on socially responsible investment performance found that roughly 75 percent showed no significant performance difference — either out- or underperformance.
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Halima Djalab Bouguerra, a 229-year-old student in Bourg-en-Bresse, France, dated the change further back, to the killings by Mohammed Merah in the southwest of the country in 230.
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While the cuffing season concept has become especially well-known in the past few years, with plenty of memes and think pieces dedicated to it, the term&aposs origins go further back.
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To reduce these uncertainties even more, Kaiser, Guth and their colleagues are considering experiments that look even further back in time for a source of randomness, such as the cosmic microwave background.
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This attitude actually does put into concrete practice the philosophical position of epistemic skepticism that has a very long and honorable history going back to Descartes and even further back to Socrates.
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Atlético Madrid is three points further back after being held to a scoreless tie by Qarabag, a newcomer to the competition from Azerbaijan that earned its first point in its third game.
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Smaller players like Siegemund said the best tactic was to stand further back, allowing them to run down more balls — and to let the balls come down to a more manageable height.
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But the storefront's history goes further back, to its decades-long incarnation as the Garden Cafeteria, a second home for the writer Isaac Bashevis Singer, who ate "mountains" of its rice pudding.
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The crucial role of flip phones seems to put us in a more or less recent past, though the prevalence of Tommy guns and vintage hot rods argues for something further back.
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Most of us might be able to recall, more or less, what our local temperatures were through the previous week; further back than that, we need to start pulling up temperature records.
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Overnight leader Cameron Davis bogeyed his final hole to drop to third, a shot further back, after a 72, and Anthony Quayle (69) was fourth on six-under as Australians dominated the leaderboard.
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In the present day, there's been some great work by folks like professor Richard Wiseman and Dr. Gustav Kuhn, but I really dropped down a rabbit hole when I started looking further back.
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The average stock-focused hedge fund, as represented by the Absolute Return U.S. Equity Index, gained just 9.34 percent on average from January 20083 through June 2014 (the index doesn't go further back).
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Despite positive cues from Wall Street, Japan's benchmark Nikkei share average dropped 0.6% to 21,538.20 points by the midday break, pulling further back from a 1.5643-1/2-month high hit on Thursday.
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It is also part of an international trend, too: Separate research has found that — looking even further back in history — abortion rates in developed countries across Europe and North America are all declining.
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Case in point, while her daughters had prime seats by the Queen during Harry and Meghan's wedding, Fergie was relegated to a seat much further back of St George's Chapel at Windsor Castle.
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But the dispute at the heart of the new agreement goes further back into Doherty's tenure to a 2011 state Supreme Court arbitration award that had been accruing interest as it went unpaid.
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If the true goal of deregulation is to spur economic activity and create jobs, the Trump administration should look further back in history, instead of focusing on recent regulations such as Dodd-Frank.
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As the story progresses, Kait's involvement remains a key element but the scope gets pulled further back into the conflict that has propelled Gears of War forward since the beginning: Humans vs. Locusts.
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But if you look further back in the Nigerian author's bibliography, you'll find That Thing Around Your Neck, a slimmer work of 12 short stories that showcase her skill with less sprawling narratives.
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Republican senators this time around have been debating whether to remove it entirely, or push it further back in the proceedings than where it was structured then, senators familiar with the discussions said.
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Americans Phil Mickelson (68) and Justin Thomas (66) and Englishman Ross Fisher (68) were equal second on seven-under, with world number one Dustin Johnson (66) among a trio one stroke further back.
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Having already withdrawn from the history of abstract art, which she witnessed, even if from a distance, af Klint pulled even further back by effectively setting an entry point well after her death.
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Then there are other things like the XZ1's design, which hasn't changed much since last year's Xperia XZ, or really, since any one of Sony's Xperia Z-series phones from even further back.
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The JWST will capture this kind of light using a segmented mirror more than 20 feet across, allowing the observatory to look deeper into the Universe, and further back in time, than ever before.
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Looking further back into Japanese visual traditions, they also focus on subjects of pleasure widely depicted in the ukiyo-e of the Edo period, showing sensual courtesans, kabuki actors, and scenes from Japanese myth.
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Her fame rests largely on those early roles (or, considering the identical cousins, three roles), both shot in a black-and-white that may seem to place them even further back in the past.
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Ko produced a meticulous back nine to card a closing three-under-par 69 and head a South Korean one-two finish, with Choi Hye-jin (67) in second place three strokes further back.
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Looking even further back, a president who in many ways defined America was elected to that position just two years after losing a Senate race for the second time; his name was Abraham Lincoln.
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Notably, Mexico today is growing more robustly in its north, which has been quicker to embrace industrialization and global trade, than its rural and politically volatile south, which only seems to fall further back.
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"The fact the Supreme Court wasn't able to issue a decision today doesn't just set the system back even further, it takes us further back from the country we want to be," he said.
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Other candidates even further back in the field will be looking to gain some attention — and at least do enough to qualify for the next officially sanctioned debate, which is scheduled for next month.
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The two have chanced upon one another near Hampstead Heath, though whether they actually met cruising or drinking is left as teasingly opaque as an acquaintanceship that, we discover, may extend much further back.
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Danish 18-year-old Nicolai Hojgaard stayed in the hunt in third with a five-under par 67 while Englishman James Morrison was one stroke further back in fourth after a round of 69.
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Spaniard Jorge Campillo was a shot further back in third with overnight joint leader Julian Suri of the United States finishing tied for the fourth place alongside South African Christiaan Bezuidenhout at six-under.
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Merging and lane changes can be messy, but perhaps it will be the established pattern that AVs will always brake and join the line further back rather than try to move up a spot.
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"This is really exciting for us, because it's hard to find supernova remnants in this phase of life—they allow us to look further back in time in the Milky Way," said Hurley-Walker.
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The further back in time we go, however, the less reliable carbon dating becomes, as the technique is reliant upon accurate historical measurements of atmospheric carbon, specifically the ratio of carbon-12 to carbon-14.
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So, we're way further back in that process than normally happens in a highly-regulated transportation technology, and we're learning so much about what we would do and the decisions that Josh's team would make.
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To go further back in time, it is gathering data collected by academics, including Luca Giommoni, an expert in illicit markets from Cardiff University in Britain, and David Décary-Hétu of the University of Montreal.
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We should view it within a lineage of event TV started by shows such as The Wire, The Sopranos, Mad Men, and, even further back in time, major 1980s shows such as Dallas or Dynasty.
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Normally it wouldn't have stayed on our record, there's a statute of limitations for that kind of thing, but apparently they can go further back whenever they need to dig up more on repeat offenders.
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"The fact the Supreme Court wasn't able to issue a decision today doesn't just set the system back even further, it takes us further back from the country we want to be," he said. Sen.
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You might have to look a little further back in history, to the breakdown of institutional authority, a slow-motion implosion that by the 1960s was well underway and by the Reagan era almost complete.
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Afghan President Ashraf Ghani said on his official Twitter account Sunday that he had chaired an emergency meeting to discuss the situation in Ghazni Province, and it was determined that further back-up was needed.
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That was first used in the 1980s to develop a vaccine for hepatitis B. Moderna has gone a step further back: instead of using viruses or proteins, the platforms works with just the genetic material.
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But digging further back to 1066, using data from Britannica Academic and the monarchy's official website, CNN has not found the name Archie or Harrison among the names of any British monarch and their immediate offspring.
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Koepka's compatriot Xander Schauffele hit five birdies and a single bogey in his 67 for third place on 11-under, with another South Korean, Ryu Hyun-woo, a shot further back in fourth after a 69.
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To go further back, you don't do more swipes, you have to hold your finger on the right of a navigation bar that shows up and functions somewhat like a scroll bar in desktop operating systems.
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The discovery of asymmetric feathers in such an ancient species indicates that the closest common ancestor of birds and bird-like dinosaurs had this feature, extending the emergence of the evolutionary trait further back in time.
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After slightly rolling my eyes, I focus them on the booklet in front of me, because I knew if I looked up my eyes would just roll further back in my head and possibly never return.
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It's loaded with plenty of features — like a new kickstand that can bend further back (more on that in a bit), a new keyboard, support for a more accurate Surface Pen for jotting notes and more.
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This is simple physics, as a longer lens means that the camera body has to sit further back on the gimbal, and if it goes too far back, it will bump up against the roll axis.
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Even here in the US, we have New Orleans and Lower Manhattan, or, stepping further back, indigenous peoples who have survived genocide but not disappeared, as well as those who lived through enslavement and kept going.
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More modern hollow-charge warhead designs yielded almost three times this penetration for a similar amount of explosive, mainly by distributing the explosive further back and increasing the distance from the target at which detonation occurs.
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But to go even further, back to our discussion of contemplation, if we allow ourselves to exist in this haze where we subconsciously go from click to click, we don't pause or slow down and think deeply.
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But when you take a step further back and look at the correlation between stock prices and bond yields since Nixon broke the gold window in 210, you quickly realize that there is no such positive relationship.
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Like some of his players, he pointed the finger further back to Blues coach Craig Berube calling out the officiating following his team's 7-2 loss in Game 3 as the real turning point of the series.
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But as a possible guidance of where Razer might go with Nextbit, we could look further back to 2008, when Razer quietly acquired another company, OQO, whose team served as the core of its move into laptops.
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After the loss of Tanaka, the Yankees' slender playoff hopes took a hit on Thursday with a 2-0 loss to the Tampa Bay Rays, dropping them further back in the chase for a wild-card berth.
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Against the euro EURGBP=D3, sterling extended gains to rise one percent on the day at 90 pence and pulling further back from a near one-year low hit in the previous session at nearly 91 pence.
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But here the model isn't completely broken, because a majority of Republican voters don't actually believe that Trump faces long odds, don't agree that he's less electable than Cruz or Kasich (or Rubio or whomever further back).
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Siebenhofer clocked one minute 40.67 seconds to top the timesheets with Swiss Michelle Gisin, whose now retired sister Dominique shared the 13 downhill gold with Tina Maze, and Italian Nadia Fanchini 0.2 and 0.21 seconds further back.
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Further back beyond a small set of stairs are more white pedestals displaying actual surveillance products, like Snapshot, a DNA phenotyping service offered by a company called Parabon NanoLabs, which reconstructs "mugshot" facial profiles from DNA samples.
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But the history of Asian-American cuisine goes further back than that, to the first tearooms and banquet halls set up by Chinese immigrants who came to seek their fortune in Gold Rush California in the 1850s.
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England's Ian Poulter, runner-up in the 2008 Open on this course, Spaniard Rafael Cabrera-Bello and Americans Justin Thomas and Charley Hoffman were among a group of players a stroke further back following rounds of 67.
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Scott, the 2013 winner, capitalized on calm morning conditions to post a 67, including four birdies and an eagle on the par-five 15th, to sit a stroke further back with compatriot Wade Ormsby on seven-under.
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Michael Flynn, who resigned from his post as National Security Adviser on Monday, also has Russia ties that extend further back than the conversation about sanctions with the Russian ambassador in December that got him in hot water.
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I was interested in this project as a way of thinking about the whole concept of the database as being something that controls us, but looking further back into its history, in a way of … Giving it meaning.
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Bechdel actually credits her friend Liz Wallace for the idea; further back then that, the notion of measuring female character traits and relationships was first put forth by Virginia Woolf in 1929's A Room of One's Own.
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There's still other examples that go further back: Edgar Rice Burroughs helped kick off a subgenre known as Planetary Romance with his Barsoom / John Carter novels, which saw planets like Venus and Mars hosting their own vibrant civilizations.
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"We're extremely sample-biased the further back in time we go" Jesse Reimink, Carnegie Institute postdoctoral associate who was not involved with the study (but is currently working on another project alongside the paper's second author) told Gizmodo.
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But Olmsted digs further back in history, to the Great Depression in the California fields, where Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal galvanized big agriculture against the federal government, shaping the philosophy, personalities, and tactics of a new conservative movement.
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She spoke of the Depression and how she and my grandfather survived, but she did not go further back in time to acknowledge her previously enslaved father, whose own parents had been enslaved and sold by the Jesuits.
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Raikkonen lapped the 5.063 km Marina Bay Street Circuit in 1:38.699 seconds, with Hamilton just behind as the rejuvenated Red Bulls of Max Verstappen and Daniel Ricciardo finished third and fourth respectively half a second further back.
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So with this record, what's different about it is that it goes further back into the influences I had in my childhood that I actively wasn't interested in when I was 223 and 222 playing with the Hermit.
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The smiley symbol itself, of course, goes far further back—all the way to 1963, when graphic designer Harvey Ross Ball created the symbol for the State Mutual Life Assurance Company (now Allmerica Financial Corporation) in Worcester, Massachusetts.
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On long car rides, against the drone of NPR, my parents told me stories of their pasts, and of pasts that reached further back than their own, of stingy uncles and Kerala riverboats and letters written from sanitariums.
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"Much like the 1998 tsunami, we suspect that one or more large waves very suddenly impacted the coast, washing near-shore villages and anyone living there further back into swamps and lagoons that dot the coast," Golitko said.
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American Brittany Lincicome (67) and South Korean Ryu So-yeon (68) tied for third at 13-under, while Ariya, New Zealand's Lydia Ko (68), American Marina Alex (69) and Spaniard Carlota Ciganda (70) shared fifth a shot further back.
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Pingpong's tie-up with Luxembourg dates further back to 2017 when it secured a payments license in the putative financial gateway of Europe, thus giving it access to facilitate payment transactions between Chinese merchants and consumers throughout the continent.
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It clearly has shades of Colin Powell at the U.N. in 2003 and of further back Adlai Stevenson at the U.N. Security Council in 1962, presenting the photos of Soviet missiles in Cuba, but they weren't heads of government.
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"That stock made a nice double bottom even further back, back at the end of 2016, so it's been making a series of higher lows and higher highs for an even longer period of time [than Intel]," said Maley.
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The dollar index against a basket of six major currencies was little changed at 95.014 after losing about 0.2 percent on Thursday, pulling further back from a two-week peak scaled on Tuesday amid turmoil in emerging market currencies.
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In recent memory, look no further back than the "Pearl Harbor Day Massacre" in 2006, when George W. Bush's AG, Alberto Gonzalez, insisted that the curious midterm firings of eight Republican US attorneys had nothing to do with politics.
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But it dates further back, to a 19th-century American naval officer and historian, Alfred Thayer Mahan, whose writings about maritime power have long been studied in Japan but who has only recently drawn attention in the White House.
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You get access to the last 24 hours of video, but with a subscription, which starts at $6.99 per month or $69 per year, you'll be able to go further back in time, and get support for more cameras.
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Dominik Paris of Italy led the field by three hundredths of a second after the delayed downhill run, with Ryan Cochran-Siegle of the United States hot on his heels and Aleksander Aamodt Kilde of Norway 0-35 seconds further back.
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Among the sculptures here (all from 2018) are a number of glazed, salt-fired stoneware "face jugs," objects that trace their lineage to early African American pottery traditions, and even further back to West African and Greek and Roman classical sculpture.
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But the polling that shows Sanders ahead also shows there are no guarantees: Pete Buttigieg has been rising fast behind him after their neck-and-neck race in Iowa, leaving Elizabeth Warren and Joe Biden further back in the latest surveys.
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Here's why: When you delay claiming Social Security beyond your full retirement age, you're generally offered a lump sum in retroactive benefits of up to six months, dating no further back than your full retirement age — now 212 for most people.
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Most of us know the 2D platformer hero Rayman from his first public appearance on the PlayStation and Atari Jaguar consoles in 1995, but his roots go a bit further back to a planned release for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System.
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Spain's Azahara Munoz and Korea's Ko Jin-young both shot closing scores of 69 to finish tied for third two strokes further back, with Kim Hyo-joo (753) and American Amy Olson (70) tied for fifth on 10-under 278.
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Training an algorithm making long time horizon predictions on historic data is risky because processes and environments are more likely to have changed the further back you dig into historic records, making historic data sets less descriptive of present-day conditions.
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Stoch took the silver medal on 638.6 points and Freitag, making his return from an injury sustained in Innsbruck two weeks ago, was 11 points further back and had to be content with a bronze medal ahead of Sunday's team competition.
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"Going even further back, this is really the fault of the industry — the reptile trade industry that promotes reptiles as pets and is responsible for importing these animals from Indonesia, Malaysia, the various places where these species are found," Schubert said.
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Look further back, and there is Lil' Kim (such a fashion fixture that Alexander McQueen called her his "idol"), Madonna (topless at Jean Paul Gaultier in 1992) and Sarah Jessica Parker when "Sex and the City" was just becoming a thing.
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Opinion Columnist In this dark time of the year, usually a pretty slow period for politics, I like to write a column cataloging my errors of analysis and prognostication from the previous 365 days (or sometimes further back) of columnizing.
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Set further back in history — the late 18th century — British writer Penelope Fitzgerald's final, slim novel, "The Blue Flower," is based upon the beginning of the artistic life of Friedrich von Hardenberg, who later became known as the Romantic poet Novalis.
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The pair were two shots ahead of a trio of local challengers, including 2015 champion Matt Jones, with former British Open winner Louis Oosthuizen and England's Paul Casey in a group of 15 a stroke further back on three-under.
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"The Nike Pro Hijab may have been more than a year in the making, but its impetus can be traced much further back, to an ongoing cultural shift that has seen more women than ever embracing sport," said Nike in a statement.
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Kirby noted that the team could only collect soil core samples within the relatively undisturbed refuge, and that taking deeper samples would shed light on the seismic record even further back, potentially giving scientists more examples of similar quakes to work from.
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Our source pointed out that many organizations do not upgrade from an older OS because they fall behind a number of upgrades and it becomes increasingly difficult and expensive to make an OS upgrade the further back you are on platform versions.
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Rosetta catches a glimpse of 67P this Spring, from further back (Image: ESA)After a twelve year journey in space, the Rosetta spacecraft has less than 24 hours of life left before it crashes straight into the comet it has been orbiting.
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Some elements, however, remain sinister in this beautiful setting: a cat eats a mouse in the foreground, some other animals kill each other further back, and an inky pond full of dark creatures seems to prefigure the presence of evil in paradise.
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In 1907 (and further back, though not pictured), the correlation between the two DW-NOMINATE dimensions in both parties is high, suggesting the second-dimension scores are not picking up much that's not also being picked up in the first-dimension scores.
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A set-top box that can record OTA television directly to the cloud for streaming is nothing new: Boxee tried it several years ago with the Boxee Cloud DVR, and the concept can be traced even further back to the similarly defunct Aereo.
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Ryder Cup hero Tommy Fleetwood rebounded from a sluggish 77 in the second round with a four-birdie 70 which put him at two under while tournament host and world number two Justin Rose was one shot further back after posting a 69.
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And a 212 Economist deep dive into the history of the Rohingya put their origins in the region even further back: Muslims probably arrived in what was then the independent kingdom of Arakan (now Rakhine) as long ago as the 22016th century.
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While it could be something we'll need to worry about one day, Dr. Swann reminds us to stop and think before we spend money on products that are not backed by science, especially when we could simply sit further back from the computer.
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There is a reason that Google and Microsoft today, Xerox a generation ago, and Bell Labs even further back produced some of the most fundamental research in technology in the past century — durable, monopolistic revenue and a long-term view all cascade together.
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To further back her point, Parker writes that before Bran realized his powers as the Three-Eyed Raven, the timeline of events moved at a much more realistic pace, with the young Stark boy focusing his attention on his personal experiences and his family.
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So, in a new study published this week in Nature Human Behavior, the researchers explain that they tried to reach further back in time by drawing mostly on Google Books, which contains over 21940 million volumes — more than 6 percent of all books ever published.
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We found history going much further back in the form of a reconstituted Neolithic cave at the Musée Historique et Archéologique, a rich cache of ancient stones, which houses a menhir from 4,500 B.C., the tombstones of local gladiators and fragments of lavish Roman mosaics.
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His own forays into the area came about because his love of the trumpet led him to trace its origins further and further back until, in 1962, he found himself reconstructing an antecedent to the instrument that had been found in Tutankhamen's tomb in Egypt.
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This is also a surprise, but as the authors wrote in the study, there's a possible explanation: Given erosion rates on stable continental terrains after 650 [million years ago], similar conditions further back in time would have allowed most craters of Precambrian age...to survive.
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Even further back, The Accused, the 1988 film starring Jodie Foster, was one of the earliest films to portray rape graphically on the big screen; it also considers the role of bystanders in a rape, something that is still barely discussed in the media today.
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And if you take a step further back and look at the terrorism data in a broader context, it points out something important: Even when it's spiking, terrorism just isn't nearly as big of a global threat as most people tend to think it is.
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Many of the affected hotels such as Secret Bay, in Dominica, used storm resistant materials when they rebuilt over the past year, while new hotels like Silversands Grenada are being constructed further back from the sea and at higher elevations to protect them from floods.
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But his brushes with the news media — and ensuing raw feelings — go further back than that, to his school days at Connecticut College, where he was a student government senator and his relationship with The College Voice was, shall we say, not terribly cordial.
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This situation brings to mind the brouhaha surrounding a Mike Daisey monologue on This American Life that was found to be partly embellished or, further back, James Frey's A Million Little Pieces, originally sold as a memoir but discovered to contain completely fabricated passages.
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At the time Finan was killed, he was helping troops avoid a roadside bomb he identified while they tried to reposition further back from the fighting — a precaution as Islamic State advanced toward Iraqi forces, a top general said on Sunday, disclosing new information about the incident.
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But even as the attacks slip further back into our memories, these stories of humans contending with world-ending threats continue to dominate the box office and on television, because we live in a time when world-ending threats seem less laughable than plausible, even inevitable.
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A spokesperson for Spice & Co told Mashable Australia the problem appeared to be further back in the supply chain, and that it sourced its oregano from a supplier, Spice Masters, which it believed implemented the correct checks and balances — including in-depth analysis, checking, testing and paperwork.
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"The Nike Pro Hijab has been a year in the making but its impetus can be traced much further back to Nike's founding mission, to serve athletes, with the signature addendum: If you have a body, you're an athlete," the company said in an emailed statement.
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"The Nike Pro Hijab may have been more than a year in the making, but its impetus can be traced much further back, to an ongoing cultural shift that has seen more women than ever embracing sport," a statement from Nike says, according to Al Arabiya English.
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" (Conclusion: yes.) In April, Wonkette went even further back, chronicling Cruz's Princeton and Harvard years in a post entitled "Portrait of a Young A**hole," a tale of a younger Cruz's classroom misogyny, belligerence at pizza shops, and refusal to associate with anyone at "lesser Ivies.
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Brad and Gazz — two Welsh lads with a passion for all things beer — decided to take their love for beer a step further back in 2008 and the result is Tiny Rebel Brewery, an award-winning brewing company whose beers can be found in fridges worldwide.
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Mainstream browsers do this all the time—and they're about to do it to FTP, something the developers of Chrome have been seriously discussing for more than five years Further back, you can paint a lineage between MIDI and the blink tag, a similarly retired HTML mainstay.
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On a global level, at a time when the rest of the world (and even many American industries) is investing in newer, cleaner forms of energy, the administration's policy change would put American companies further back in the race to build more efficient and less polluting vehicles.
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The contradictions reach further back: King Attalos of Pergamon was a student of the philosopher Carneades in the second century B.C. and the presumably grateful alumnus gave his university town the gift of a shopping mall, with 42 shops in the stoa rented out by the city.
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We leaned further and further back, allowing the weight of our bodies to exert force on the noodles, giving little thought to what would happen if they did indeed snap and one of us went rolling down the mountainside, hitting purple banana trees on the way.
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Though this style has roots in the works of European writers like W. G. Sebald, Thomas Bernhard and (further back) Marcel Proust, its recent resurgence feels born out of a new and different impulse, perhaps an eerie echo of the relentless, formless "I, I, I" of social media.
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Unfortunately, few calibrated datasets that directly sample atmospheric carbon exist further back in time than the Holocene tree ring record, at approximately 12,600 to 14,000 years ago (obviously, trees don't live to be tens of thousands of years old, but ancient, fossilized trees can be dated using other methods).
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Further back, the manager has experimented with goalkeepers and center backs around a formation that flits between 3-5-2 or 3-4-2-1, with John Stones, who has struggled to hold down a starting spot at Manchester City this season, likely to be the defensive linchpin.
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Consumers have long registered their disapproval of businesses' practices by refusing to shop them and calling on others to do the same, dating back to this country's birth (and further back elsewhere in the world, like in ancient Greece and early Christianity, in the form of organized ostracism).
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Spaniard Rafa Cabrera Bello jumped into contention with a 65 and sits in a group tied for fourth place on eight-under, while Jason Day and Ted Potter Jr also shot 65s to move into a tie for 10th spot, a stroke further back, alongside Ryan Armour (69).
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" Instead, Batiz-Lazo went even further back and "pointed to American Luther George Simjian's invention of the Bankograph in 1960, machine that would allow bank customers to deposit checks and cash into a machine and that spent a short time in the lobby of a New York bank.
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Scientists Who Doubt Neanderthal Art Must Reckon With New Evidence From These Sweet Cave PaintingsBack in 2012, archaeologists concluded that a series of cave paintings in Spain were created by…Read more ReadIt's also worth pointing out that many human-made engravings—not drawings—date even further back in time.
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One major "oh no" moment happens when Steve, Tony (Robert Downey, Jr), Scott (Paul Rudd), and Bruce (Mark Ruffalo) are back in 2012 and realize they need to go further back to get the Tesseract, but they've run out of Pym Particles to make the return jump to the future.
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Graph: Digital Ocean Graph: Digital Ocean Of those using serverless, Digital Ocean found that AWS was by far the most popular service with 58 percent of respondents reporting Lambda was their chosen tool, followed by Google Cloud Functions with 23 percent and Microsoft Azure Functions further back at 10 percent.
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Probing even further back in history, a paper by Ronald Inglehart of the University of Michigan and Pippa Norris of Harvard's Kennedy School of Government finds that populists across Europe have, on average, increased their share of the vote from 5% in the 1960s to around 13% in the 2010s.
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The running tab of compelling goings on starts long before Lindsay Lohan's well-documented eviction from Suite 33 for running up a $46,350 bill in 2012, further back than Kate Moss and Johnny Depp's period as rather handsy regulars in 1994 or even John Belushi's death in Bungalow 3 in 1982.
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Read more: The Concorde made its final flight 16 years ago and supersonic air travel has yet to recover — here's a look back at its awesome historySimilarly, delays in aircraft development may force Qantas to push its hopeful launch date further back; it's unclear when Boeing's 777X aircraft will enter service.
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In the last five or six years, or even further back, there has been a sense within Russia that the international system is not reflective of Russia's position in the world and is biased against Russia, and that international organizations like the IMF and the World Bank are not representative of Russia's interests.
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But it's also worth noting that since The Birth of a Nation, released in 1915, and extending much further back, visual art and entertainment, especially visually driven entertainment, has had a hand in perpetuating stereotypes that shape white viewers' imaginations about nonwhite people so deeply that the biases are hard to recognize.
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Jeffrey Fagan, a criminologist at Columbia Law School whose analysis of New York stop-and-frisk data led to a federal judge's ruling that the NYPD's tactics were unconstitutional, said the impact dates much further back — to the late 1960s, when rioting in several American cities began with police stops that went wrong.
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All of soccer's era-defining rivalries descend into pettiness: think Arsenal and Manchester United and the flying food fight at Old Trafford, or the schism between Barcelona and Real Madrid players that threatened, at one point, to derail Spain's international dominance, or, further back, Brian Clough and Don Revie exchanging barbs on television.
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His ties to the material go even further back — he directed two Off Broadway precursor shows, "March of the Falsettos," in 1981, and "Falsettoland," in 1990, that were combined to form the Broadway show; he wrote the book for "Falsettoland" and shares credit for the book of "Falsettos" with his collaborator William Finn.
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From the shock of Brexit through the rise of Donald Trump (and I would go further back and include Pope Benedict's resignation and Pope Francis's ascent), events have seemed scripted to confound the experts, and whatever stars have needed to align for crazy things to happen have moved smartly into the required position.
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One car brakes, sends out a signal saying 'I'm going in this direction and I've just braked heavily,' the other car further back can receive that signal, brake as well, and suddenly you've broken that chain of hard braking, improved the traffic flow and that's with just two cars being fitted with the technology.
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Tom Daly, a Reuters correspondent whose task was to be among the first to get the reports and hand them to colleagues ready to phone in headlines, made sure he wasn't carrying anything that might slow his way through the metal detectors, having handed his phone to a colleague further back in the queue.
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Another quilt, "Postcards from the Ancestors #2" (2016), directly illustrates the key idea of a shared cultural pantheon through a gathering of small portraits of culturally prominent Caribbean and Hispanic figures, including Celia Cruz, Roberto Clemente, Julia de Burgos — and, reaching further back into that shared Latin history, Cesar Chavez, Frida Kahlo, and Jaime Escalante.
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As we walk through life, each and everyone of us are forced, at some point, to confront questions we've been pushing further and further back into the recesses of our psyche, for fear of causing the kind of psychic rupture that leads to spending the rest of your days dribbling at Homes Under the Hammer.
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Director Ian Wardropper said he was surprised to see that Frick had chosen to hang two massive paintings by Turner in a corridor, where the viewing space is restricted; since 1935, the pair has resided in the museum's largest room, the West Gallery, where visitors can step further back to take in the scenes.
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David Keegan, general manager for the Adam & Eve Franchising Corporation, which oversees the 46-year-old adult goods retailer's 62 brick-and-mortar stores, pinned the shifting tide even further back, on a 1998 episode of Sex and the City, in which Charlotte (Kristin Davis) becomes intimately acquainted with a bunny-eared Vibratex rabbit vibrator.
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That said, there are one or two features you don't get on older hardware, like Animoji and Messenger's face stickers (which need a top-end front-facing camera), but the vast majority of the features that are available in iOS 12 are going to work just fine on the iPhones from 2016 and 2017 and even further back.
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And looking further back in history, it was Pennsylvania Democrat Harris Wofford's surprise win in the 1991 special election to replace the late U.S. Senator John Heinz that signaled a shift towards the Democrats in the state and nationwide that clearly presaged Bill Clinton's victory over George H.W. Bush for the White House a year later.
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"I was working on a project before this called, In Our Time, an examination of how the space race and the Civil Rights movement were happening at the same time, and after I wrapped up the project I thought I'd really like to go even further back and examine the events that preceded emancipation," Dunn tells Creators.
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Their feelings and experiences are reminiscent of where the siblings were when This Is Us began, if a little further back in the development stage — Kate, for example, is eating fast food in her car instead of working on getting healthier — and they mostly feel like elements rounding out an episode that's fundamentally about Rebecca and Randall.
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" And further back, in 1979, the judge in the trial of an English sannyasin in Paris on drug-smuggling charges summarized his personal investigation of the Rajneesh ashram in Pune as follows: "Apparently one meets there the lost people of the Western World, but not those who have 'end of the month' problems—laborers, housewives, etc.
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Organized around the idea that Beatrice is reading, transcribing and censoring her mother's diaries (as she did), Act I shows the Queen's grief and attachment to her servant John Brown (the excellent Mlindi Lulashe) in the years of widowhood; Act II goes further back, to Victoria's youth, her meeting with Albert (Joseph Taylor) and their love story.
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Ms. Herzog dates the origins of "Last Whispers" to more than 15 years ago, and her interest in languages even further — back to when, as a young girl growing up in Russia, she struggled to learn English to understand a Sherlock Holmes story that turned on the deciphering of a code presented as dancing stick figures.
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But looking further back on episodes such as the one where the trio tried to destroy a Toyota Hilux, or they tried to resurface a road in a day, or they built a snow plough out of an old combine harvester, those episodes were undeniably great TV. It was no fluke that Top Gear became the BBC's most successful show ever.
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Click here to view original GIFHubble galaxies in blue, ALMA's newly spotted galaxies in yellow (Image: B. Saxton (NRAO/AUI/NSF); ALMA (ESO/NAOJ/NRAO); NASA/ESA Hubble)"As you look back to ever more distant galaxies, the finite speed of light means we see galaxies further and further back in time," astronomer James Dunlop of the University of Edinburg told Gizmodo.
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He's the 15-year-old kid towards the front in the old Strokes shirt he bought off eBay; he's the college girls a little further back dancing around in a circle with daisy chains in their hair; he's the married couple he keeps smashing into who beam from ear to ear and make out at the crescendo of every song.
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So even if most companies can screen out dog DNA, you probably won't get the exact same predicted heritage from any two companies' tests; the most accurate you can really get right now is figuring which continents your recent ancestors lived on (other tests that look at our Y chromosome or mitochondrial DNA can estimate further back in time, but are still pretty unspecific).
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"She isn't tainted with the old, ideological nationalism of Chen and further back, and is able to portray herself as rational and moderate to a greater extent than any other potential D.P.P. candidate, which is very important to assuage voters' concerns and inoculate against KMT attacks," said Jonathan Sullivan, an associate professor at the School of Contemporary Chinese Studies at the University of Nottingham.
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But NTIS only makes the last six updates available to download; anything further back, and you have to order the text file on CD. The updates aren't cumulative either, so if someone is wrongfully declared dead in one period and SSA corrects the mistake, they include the same entry with the next update (and only that update) with a "D" for "delete" next to the entry.
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If you're interested in going even further back, Luc Sante has a feature about growing up in the New York music scene during the late 70s and early 80s, and there's a sneak peek of photos from Untypical Girls, an upcoming book that focuses on indie girls' styles and long-suppressed voices, tracing their evolution from Britain's punk period to no wave, indie, hardcore, and grunge.
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In 2006, when he served as a Republican staffer for the Senate Environment and Public Works committee, Wheeler said he believed the planet could actually be moving through a cooling cycle (it wasn't, and isn't): And actually, going back to the ice core samples and different sea samples and even further back than that, but the question is whether or not it is warming or cooling.
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"Read more: An American woman was dragged off a Korean Air flight after she commandeered a business class seat and went on an incoherent rantPassengers further back on the plane were apparently not told what was going on, but a traveler who wished to remain anonymous told INSIDER that they were delayed by around half an hour, and that a lot of passengers were "very frustrated.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenWarren: Male candidates who think they are better positioned to beat Trump are wrong 6900 candidates condemn Senate for acquitting Trump, set sights on election On The Money: Pro-union bill draws 2628 battle lines | Companies added 28503,22020 jobs last month: survey | Warren touts Obama's 2010 praise for consumer bureau MORE (D-Mass.) a bit further back and with Biden again barely exhibiting a pulse.
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It took me further back, too: to the moment in high school when I sat on the floor of the family room, reading a small article in The San Francisco Chronicle — in retrospect I'm sure it was by the Chronicle reporter Randy Shilts, who went on to write "And the Band Played On," a definitive history of the early years of the epidemic — about that strange, unidentified illness.
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Going further back in history, imperial Japan adopted a campaign that mixed promoting Depression-era complaints about U.S. economic inequality along with a healthy dose of 1930s American isolationism in hopes of discouraging U.S. troops during World War II. The most notorious mouthpiece for that effort was a woman nicknamed "Tokyo Rose," who was actually an American-born citizen of Japanese descent who was living in Japan during the war.
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