"Hide-y holes?" is a play on "hidey holes," small holes in which resources can be stashed in certain video games.
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He had some holes — some great strengths and great holes.
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Lady butt holes are the same as gentlemen butt holes.
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Over the decades, astronomers have detected many examples of two kinds of black holes: stellar-mass black holes and supermassive black holes.
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McIlroy and American Fowler were both 10 under after nine and 11 holes respectively, sharing the lead with South Africa's Branden Grace (16 holes), England's Ian Poulter (13 holes) and Dutchman Joost Luiten (10 holes).
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The KitchenAid Metal Food Grinder Attachment has three grinding plates: fine (3-mm holes), medium (4.5-mm holes), and coarse (8-mm holes).
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Even black holes have been spotted wolfing down other black holes.
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"You'd see shrapnel holes in the trees, bullet holes," Sparks says.
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She birdied on two holes, not on two par-3 holes.
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But active black holes make up only 10 percent of all the supermassive black holes in the Universe, so studying the much more common dormant holes is key to understanding the overall nature of black holes.
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One possibility is that intermediate-mass black holes grew from stellar-mass black holes that rapidly devoured gas around them in the early universe , and that mergers of intermediate-mass black holes helped create supermassive black holes, Loeb said.
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Black holes, he thought, must be linked across space-time with white holes.
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Though it's full of holes, none of those holes will take a screw.
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In some tanks the barriers had holes, and in other tanks they lacked holes.
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Perhaps pairs of black holes form from binary stars that both collapse into black holes.
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There were different choices of cuts for leg holes, key holes, straps, cups, and linings.
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If you were to measure spin versus mass of black holes, you should see that in a certain mass range for black holes you see no quickly rotating black holes.
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You can ask about the information paradox or properties of various types of black holes, like realistic astrophysical black holes or supersymmetric black holes that come out of string theory.
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Researchers had previously posited that giant black holes were formed by mergers of smaller black holes.
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"We're inferring the total population of black holes based on 10 binary black holes," Kimball explained.
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She birdied three of her first four holes and also four of her final five holes.
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"Since our galaxy is very average, it tells us that the universe is teeming with black holes orbiting near theirsupermassive black holes, because most galaxies have supermassive black holes," Hailey said.
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Prediction: Who was that person from the movie Holes, who made them work really hard digging holes?
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Some of these lipsticks are full of hair, lint, fuzz, holes, lots of little holes, air bubbles.
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A pair of black holes in our galaxySupermassive black holes have gotten a lot of attention lately.
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It would resolve an inconsistency between the largest supermassive black holes and these smaller stellar-mass black holes.
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Supermassive black holes are the largest kind, devouring matter and radiation and perhaps merging with other black holes.
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Massive black holes, or so-called intermediate black holes, are 100 to 100,000 times heavier than our sun.
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She was only 2002 under through 69.3793 holes before reeling off five birdies over her final eight holes.
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Kraft had a one-shot lead with three holes to play but bogeyed the 16th and 17th holes.
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But as the breakdown showed, even the attempts to plug holes in the system sometimes themselves have holes.
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Biggest remaining holes: Offensive tackle, safety The Panthers have these two holes on their roster almost by design!
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But the muddy sort of shell holes are gone; the shell holes are all covered in grass now.
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If Hawking's approximation is wrong, then sonic black holes are not good proxies for black holes, and quantum gravity might somehow encode black hole histories in their radiation, preserving information as black holes evaporate.
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Finau bogeyed three of the first four holes, while Berger dropped shots on two of the first three holes.
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He was three-under after 16 holes of his round, as was Zander Lombard after his firs six holes.
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Because once you have holes in encryption, the question is not if but when those holes will be exploited.
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These are the smartest brains that basically sit around looking for holes, and they find the most obvious holes.
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Johnson won the first three holes and was 53-up after nine holes and steamrolled Webb Simpson 5&3.
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On Friday, he played the final six holes in three under and the final three holes in one under.
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Some bags had holes big enough for bugs but not larger creatures, and some had no holes at all.
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"It was ugly and good all in 18 holes," said Scott, who fell six strokes behind McIlroy with 13 holes to play after finding water hazards on the third and fifth holes, leading to double bogeys.
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This previously unknown class of black holes could be smaller than others that were previously dubbed the smallest black holes.
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"It's quite amazing that these two holes from 1909 still feature as iconic holes in the year 2016," McCreath said.
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This is precisely what astronomers think occurs when stellar mass black holes — supermassive black holes' lower-mass doppelgängers — turn inactive.
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The ceiling now features holes (Apple seems obsessed with holes these days) to let in a ton of natural light.
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He is not merely the kind of person who will wear socks with holes; he is the kind of person who will wear socks with holes and rain fury upon anyone who mentions the holes in public.
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Galindo cut some sound holes into the heavy iron piece, then strung the cutouts into the holes to use as percussion.
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A net full of holes must be replaced by a floor free of holes and that floor is unconditional basic income.
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This latex mask has plenty of breathing holes for you to stay comfortable and eye holes so you can maneuver around.
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That leaves the government left to hunt out security holes to exploit while Apple works steadily to plug those same holes.
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Most of what astronomers know about supermassive black holes comes from studying black holes that are actively devouring or accreting matter.
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Berger, 3353, made nine birdies, including seven on his final 10 holes, to finish at 15-under 195 after 54 holes.
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Woods got in 11 holes and played 29 holes Sunday before having to come back for a 7:30 a.m. start.
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There are bullet holes in walls, tire treads on mobsters, and now bullet holes and tire treads all over his song.
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The links-style course includes 19 holes that emerge from rolling sand hills, with challenging holes shaped by natural sand traps.
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If a landslide covers several holes, the authorities may not know where to search or even how many holes there are.
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If we could find black holes that are coupled with low mass stars and we know what fraction of black holes will mate with low mass stars, we could scientifically infer the population of isolated black holes out there.
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These primordial black holes would offer the extra mass necessary to explain where the dark matter is—it's in these black holes.
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One group looked at black holes as a possible explanation, since black holes are the brightest extragalactic radio sources in the sky.
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The left-hander picked up 11 strokes through 15 holes, only to bogey his final two holes for a nine-under 62.
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So this year, they applied their models for the accretion disks around stellar mass black holes to those around supermassive black holes.
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While Tom Brady is looking for holes in the Rams' defense, hackers may be looking for holes in your devices and networks.
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One of the jokes is there's not enough rat holes to shove it all down, and there's a lot of rat holes.
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The holes-in-the-brain scans promoted by Oprah were revealed to be images of changes in cerebral blood flow, not holes.
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"Some of those are houses with holes in the floor, holes in the roof — and even those are flying off the market."
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He went on to pick up another stroke two holes later but fell back after bogeys at the 14th and 17th holes.
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There are several types of black holes, and stellar black holes like LB-1 are on the smaller side, according to NASA.
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The 17th and 18th holes have been eliminated in the Open configuration, with two new holes inserted late into the front nine.
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The 17th and 18th holes have been eliminated in the Open configuration, with two new holes inserted late into the front nine.
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Scientists want to know if the biggest black holes are the result of two holes merging or one hole eating a lot.
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Go with at least an hour to kill because this place can take you down some weird rabbit holes—like, actual rabbit holes.
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Supermassive black holes are the largest kind, growing in mass as they devour matter and radiation and perhaps merging with other black holes.
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When black holes merge, there are three types of rotations involved: the two holes each rotate individually and they revolve around each other.
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When trying to apply the physical laws governing heat to black holes, he realized that black holes must emit radiation from their surfaces.
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So we are seeing ... Well, there's not enough rat holes to shove the money down here so they're looking for international rat holes.
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In Friday's first round, she birdied her first two holes and her last two holes en route to a two-over-par 73.
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Dr. Lee takes scissors to the bottom portion of the gauge holes, cutting open the holes, and leaving two separate flaps of skin.
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Plus, the angle of the holes really should line up, too, so it lays correctly and doesn't irritate the holes with slight redirection.
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Two years ago, he was tied for the lead with five holes to play, then had two bogeys over the next three holes.
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He birdied six out of eight holes to turn a two-shot deficit into a two-shot lead with three holes to play.
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Hoge fired up with birdies on five of his first eight holes but three bogeys in his next seven holes ended his threat.
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Since many matches do not make it to the final hole (a match ends when one player is winning by more holes than there are holes remaining), organizers shifted the layout, in part, so that the old 23th and 218th holes — which had limited spectator capacity — were replaced by holes that had more room for large grandstands and corporate viewing areas.
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It's a battle of autonomous systems designed to identify security holes in software programs they've never encountered—and patch those holes on the fly.
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" Asked whether any of the holes were more troublesome because of the conditions, Mize replied with a smile: "The first 18 holes, I think.
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Specifically, they were hunting for stars being sucked up by the black holes they orbited, causing the black holes to spit out x-rays.
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Based on what we know about black holes and how quickly they grow, the incredible size of supermassive black holes simply doesn't add up.
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Newtonian physics predicts that most binary black holes should have been booted out of the cluster by other black holes before they could merge.
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Spotting TDEs from these intermediate mass black holes would settle the question, helping astronomers understand how giant black holes form in the first place.
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"I didn't have the speed of the greens down the first few holes and I struggled with it the first seven holes," Glover said.
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In the majority opinion, the comparison with sonic black holes only reinforces how strange black holes and the theory of quantum gravity must be.
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England's Andy Sullivan, who has completed 36 holes, was the overnight leader on 10 under, with DeChambeau a stroke adrift after playing 27 holes.
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Latrotoxin pokes holes in cell membranes, and WO probably uses latrotoxin to punch holes in its targets to make it easier to get out.
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Spieth bounced back with birdies on two of the next three holes but had too much ground to make up and not enough holes.
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When Justin Rose was asked which holes stood out at Pebble Beach — a course jammed with iconic holes — his mind went to the seventh.
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Big galaxies host supermassive black holes in their centers, so a galactic merger may lead to a collision of gigantic black holes, as well.
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Even the woodpecker holes are bigger, which seems illogical — you'd expect woodpeckers to hammer out the same size holes, regardless — but honestly, they are.
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Cigarettes with more filter holes appeared to have lower tar yields, fooling smokers and scientists into thinking that cigarettes with more holes are safer.
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With holes in the hosepipes spaced 230cm (2000 inches) apart, they are rolled out alongside the base of crops, and water drips from holes.
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Despite currently residing just 23 light-years apart, the smallest distance ever measured between binary black holes, the black holes move through space at just 1 micro-arcsecond per year, which is slow enough that astronomers predict the black holes eventual merger may never happen.
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"For instance, if black holes grow mostly by accretion of material through an accretion disk, then we would expect the black holes to be spun up over time, and then most of the black holes in the universe should have maximal spin," Kara said.
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Wearing gloves, I'd rub the paste across 50 plastic boards, each of which had 1,000 holes drilled in them, until all the holes were filled.
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Black holes themselves have a very controversial and complex history, and LIGO's detection was the first really complete proof of the existence of black holes.
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Outside the school building, police could roll up these water cannons and quickly punch holes in the walls of every classroom providing large escape holes.
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There will always be security holes and hackers to find them, and big software makers like Apple will play catch-up to fix these holes.
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William Unruh, a physicist at the University of British Columbia, found an analogy connecting black holes and sonic black holes in a seminal 1981 paper.
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McIlroy played the last three holes on Thursday in a sloppy 2 over, but was 453 under over the final six holes a day later.
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Outside the school building, police could roll up these water cannons and quickly punch holes in the walls of every classroom providing large escape holes.
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"The holes itself, your strategy on the holes even, (despite) today's equipment and stuff that we use today, it's really similar," the South African said.
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Justin Rose, in the fourth-to-last group, was at 11 under through 10 holes and then played the final eight holes in 10 over.
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This means that a data holes can create further data holes if the algorithm chooses to minimize certain data that does not fit the model.
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Magic and innocence, both will be lost in due course, both will leave holes in your life, holes that can't and won't ever be filled.
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Michael, the archangel, and also the teacher who'd taught me about white holes, the opposite of black holes, where disappeared matter emerges into another dimension.
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Across all four rounds, he played the three Bear Trap holes in 163-over, and was 216-under on the PGA National's remaining 22 holes.
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We have discovered massive black holes at the center of many galaxies and have observed the convulsions of space as black holes collide and merge.
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Woods was six under through 12 holes and got within four of the lead before falling hard, playing his last five holes in three over.
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"To do all that hard work over the first 12 holes, and then to lose it in two holes, 13 and 14 was disappointing," McIlroy said.
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Leaky black holes Originally, scientists believed black holes were regions of collapsed matter so dense that nothing, not even light, could escape from their gravitational pull.
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There are holes covering the entire front and back of the Mac Pro's aluminum chassis and holes all along the backside of the Pro Display XDR.
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Some of the other deepest man-made holes are from oil companies, while some of the largest holes have been dug to extract copper and diamonds.
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"It's full of holes like Swiss cheese, but before we just had the holes," said Jeffrey, a fellow at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy.
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Day made an astounding string of seven birdies in the span of eight holes, with four in a row coming between the 25th and 23th holes.
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Researchers sketched dozens of models, employing the gamut of astrophysical mysteries — from flare stars in our own galaxy to exploding stars, mergers of charged black holes, white holes, evaporating black holes, oscillating primordial cosmic strings, and even aliens sailing through the cosmos using extragalactic light sails.
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Holes are drilled into the two bones, and a piece of tendon most often taken from the wrist is grafted through the holes in a figure-eight.
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So, while stellar clusters are some of the best places to hunt for midsize black holes, these environments can also make the black holes hard to spot.
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DIY black holes Of course, if venturing deep into outer space is unrealistic, there are other ways to harness mini black holes, Hawking said in the lecture.
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Despite a slew of poor reviews and plot holes upon plot holes, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice enjoyed a monumental opening weekend at the box office.
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Rahm sank four birdies in his first five holes, and after dropping a shot at the seventh, roared back with further gains on the next two holes.
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It's much smaller than the supermassive black holes we've seen in the centers of galaxies, and much bigger than the black holes that come from exploding stars.
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Lee274 opened a three-shot lead with three holes to play before facing some nerves with bogeys on the 173th and 217th holes to tighten things up.
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Black holes are intriguing systems, and supermassive black holes and the dense stellar environments that surround them represent one of the most extreme places in our universe.
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Both intermediate black holes and supermassive black holes are parked at the center of their galaxies, but astronomers have theorized about the existence of "rogue" black holes—objects that have been jostled away from their galactic cores following a collision with a galaxy containing its own massive black hole.
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From their perspective, an analogue to Hawking radiation in sonic black holes says nothing about true black holes because the two are categorically different; whereas the fluid approximation is accurate in the case of sonic black holes, space-time must not be approximately smooth at black hole event horizons.
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"That was a really weird round of golf but just tried to stay patient the first nine holes," said Thomas, who bogeyed two of his first three holes.
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If the right conditions are met, the two stars will become black holes when their fuel is eventually spent and the remaining matter collapses into two black holes.
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He birdied the par-3 No. 2 hole, then watched putts on holes 3, 4 and 7 fall just short and lip out on holes 9 and 11.
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But there's ambiguity—if these black holes spin far slower than the Milky Way's black holes we know about today, then maybe their spins are aligned, said Farr.
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But, given that "Rogue One" exists to plug the plot holes in "Star Wars", maybe another film will be made which plugs the plot holes in "Rogue One".
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To make long holes seem trickier several courses have relabelled a par five as par four, so elite golfers over the years have played these holes as both.
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Because these regions are so dense, the researchers wanted to know if black holes that formed within them might behave differently from black holes in less populated regions.
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Are there second-generation mergers—can two black holes merge, and then merge again with a third black hole, which itself might have once been multiple black holes?
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Much smaller black holes seem follow these rules, as per observations from the LIGO and Virgo gravitational wave detectors, which measure disturbances in spacetime from black holes colliding.
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He was so far ahead with nine holes left that the result was hardly in doubt, even after he made three bogeys in five holes from the 10th.
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But those black holes were only 20 and 163 times the mass of the sun; how supermassive black holes behave is the subject of much curiosity among astronomers.
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Along with holes in the new embassy building and wall from VC rockets and a satchel charge," the cars outside "had smashed windows, flat tires and bullet holes.
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That's funny, Woodland said, because for the first nine holes Friday he was trying his best to keep up with Kisner, who covered those holes in 53 strokes.
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Phil Mickelson was four-under through eight holes until a double bogey on No. 9, and then had four bogeys over his last six holes for a 74.
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He was two over after his first four holes at the Dell Technologies Championship last week and three over after two holes at the P.G.A. Championship last month.
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And yet Darvish's failures were particularly glaring because they put the Dodgers in big holes so early in two games, holes that the Dodgers couldn't get out of.
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Before Hawking's discovery, black holes were typically thought to be objects into which things go in but never come out (the thinking actually stems in part from Hawking's work describing singularities within black holes.) Essentially, Hawking showed that black holes can, like so many objects in our universe, shrink and die.
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The smallest, stellar-mass black holes have about as much mass as the sun and are strewn through galaxies, while supermassive black holes can be billions of times larger.
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"As I was reading books, learning about black holes, I [found] that there are probably huge black holes where you're not condemned to death if you enter," she said.
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Im picked up eight birdies from his first 653 holes and was unlucky to just miss out on birdies at 15th and 16th holes to extend his lead further.
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Then, they drilled nearly two dozen holes, packed the holes full of explosives, triggered a handful of minor quakes, and watched as seismic waves bounced around beneath the mountain.
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Cigarette makers began to incorporate ventilation holes in filters in the mid-1960s to dilute the smoke; the holes meant smokers drew in air along with the burning tobacco.
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Watson walked with Snedeker during the match on Sunday and kept him loose and in a positive frame of mind after Snedeker fell two holes behind after three holes.
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With the galleries around him cheering wildly, Woods birdied the 14th and 213th holes, and he had two choice opportunities in the closing holes to vault into the lead.
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Supermassive black holes' accretion disks extend nearly the whole way to the central black hole, and the previous measurements had implied that smaller black holes' disks didn't—a confusing discrepancy.
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These were the lightest black holes detected by gravitational waves and the first event to match up with black holes indirectly observed with light rays, according to a press release.
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These signals, assuming they exist, would be created by close interactions with black holes, and they could help scientists confirm whether matter that enters black holes is truly gone forever.
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And there are simply places where houses require larger holes, such as vents—Chambers suggested talking to an expert before going around and plugging all the holes in your house.
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Johnson built a 5-up lead after eight holes and held on, though only barely, after a late Rahm rally that cut the lead to 1-up after 16 holes.
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Library of Congress To be clear, it's easy to find examples of donut holes of all sizes across different time periods, but there's a definite trend toward smaller donut holes.
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The works depict and celebrate glory holes, the holes in walls typically found in queer spaces that allow gay men to have anonymous and safe sexual encounters, as politically defiant.
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CNN also noted that other black holes that were larger than LB-1 had been discovered, like supermassive black holes, but that LB-1 was the largest of its kind.
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Prior to 2016, astronomers thought that there were two classes of black holes: stellar-class black holes, with masses no more than about 10 times that of our sun, and massive, monstrous black holes at the center of galaxies with masses in the range of hundreds of thousands to billions of solar masses.
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Black holes are called black holes for a reason, so the best that astronomers can hope for is to capture a glimpse of its "shadow," or rim, around the event horizon.
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But to form these primeval black holes, most models assume a high level of density fluctuations, which also tend to produce many more black holes than are present in the universe.
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Stellar-mass black holes undergo changes in a matter of hours, while supermassive black holes, which bear the mass of millions of stars, make similar changes over a period of years.
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And naturally he chose to talk about black holes, specifically the paradox created by his assertion in the 1970s that black holes give off radiation that causes them to gradually evaporate.
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Ji, who has won twice on the LPGA Tour, birdied three of her final five holes for an 18-under 198 total and has had just one bogey through 54 holes.
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Moore, who opened the event with three straight 65s, finished 22 under at TPC Deere Run, playing the final 46 holes without a bogey and making only two in 72 holes.
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Nine circular holes were made along the edges; a thread or some other material could have been weaved through these holes, allowing a person to wear the mask on their face.
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In the 1960s, astronomers using X-ray telescopes were able to infer the existence of black holes when they detected quasars — enormous celestial objects powered by matter falling into black holes.
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But there are holes in the plan — or, more precisely, holes in the planned fence, which will have openings for 15 official border crossings, five waterways and passages for local farmers.
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Besides looking for possible holes from above, the team on the hill above is trying to block holes and divert streams that channel water into the cave before the weather turns.
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This could be the next new HTC phone we see The leaked images show a phone with sizable bezels above and below the display, as well as what look like speaker holes top and bottom (the design of which have changed from regimented lines of smaller holes, to two lines of larger, stacked holes).
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She claims she threw dirt over the holes to try to protect her dog from going into the holes, but her dog was eventually dragged under the fence by the defendant's dogs.
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People are trying to find holes in the original narrative, and as soon as they find those holes, then that gives us permission to not discuss what we need to be discussing.
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However, it's possible that supermassive black holes do the job, too, and basically folks just imagine that the bigger the better, so the supermassive black holes are usually a little bit ahead.
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To achieve it: Fold your zine in half to make a crease, poke three holes along the fold, and thread through the holes with a simple running stitch until it feels secure.
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Credit: Håkan LindgrenStephen Hawking&aposs New Theory on Black Holes is Fantastically InsaneBlack holes have a rap for being hopeless vortexes of destruction, but what would really happen if…Read more Read
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Holes are great: they remind us that nothing in life is solid, that there is always a way out, and that things with holes— such as doughnuts—are often edible and delicious.
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While this doesn't entirely eradicate the possibility that black holes are the source of dark matter, it does place an upper limit on how much dark matter black holes can account for.
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Woodland, who won the most recent of his two PGA Tour titles at the 2013 Reno-Tahoe Open, birdied three of his last four holes to set the pace after 36 holes.
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They were all square after 18 holes, but Luck turned on the jets on the second journey around the Oakland Hills course in Bloomfield Hills, winning eight consecutive holes from the 20th.
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And if I can give myself the opportunities, I'm hoping that I can stretch that lead over 269 holes, and then, hopefully, by 271 holes I can stretch that lead even more.
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Morikawa started the day with bogeys at his second and third holes before collecting his first birdie at the seventh and then made six birdies in eight holes on the back nine.
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The holes were inspired by some he saw in the floor of the First African Baptist Church in Savannah, Ga., drilled in the 19th century as air holes for hidden fugitive slaves.
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After the L.P.G.A.'s Cambia Portland Classic, Ryu had also recorded 290 subpar holes in 103 rounds at 18 tournaments compared with Park's 243 subpar holes in 57 rounds in 18 events.
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A detector like eLISA would look at lower frequencies on the gravitational wave spectrum than LIGO, such as signals from supermassive black holes moving much slower than what LIGO can detect (supermassive black holes can be millions of solar masses large; the pair of black holes behind the LIGO detection were around 30 solar masses each).
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In 1974, he formulated the first theoretical explanation of Hawking radiation, which proposes black holes can radiate energy and thus slowly dissipate—or in the case of primordial mini-black holes, violently explode.
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"That wasn't a fun last couple holes to play from the position I was in," said Spieth, who also had a bogey at 17 to surrender three shots over his last two holes.
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Each different way of making a gravitational wave, black holes merging (like this discovery), stars orbiting each other, stars dying in explosions or creating black holes, all of these will have different shapes.
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When the researchers programmed in supermassive black holes at the centers of galaxies, the black holes either turned those galaxies into donuts or drifted out from galactic centers like monsters on the prowl.
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Stephen Hawking's 1974 epiphany that black holes radiate heat, and thus eventually evaporate away, triggered the infamous "black hole information paradox," which asks what happens to all the information that black holes swallow.
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It took him only three holes to give up his three-shot lead to Casey but four birdies in the next five holes re-established his advantage and he was never headed again.
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Branden Grace, who had nearly missed the cut, was four under for his round through 53 holes, with three of the easiest holes on the course still to play: 15, 17 and 18.
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Then in quick succession, a pair of brilliant results—one by Hawking himself—suggested that the equations governing black holes were in fact actual expressions of the thermodynamic laws applied to black holes.
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In addition, while keeping code secret makes it harder for attackers to find and exploit holes, it also makes it harder for security researchers and customers to find holes and demand a fix.
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Merging black holes and neutron stars offered the perfect targets.
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And the deepest of wells are made by black holes.
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Black holes can generate energy more efficiently than our sun.
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And it's easy for us to plug holes with apps.
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Those black holes will evaporate, and the universe will die.
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Almost every house was pocked with bullet holes, windows shattered.
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They'd obviously known, before this point, that black holes existed.
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The merging of black holes is the storm of galaxies.
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The installer will drill holes into your door and doorjamb.
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File photo - One of the holes dug by the man.
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He would punch holes through walls during fits of rage.
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Normally, jets shoot out from the poles of black holes.
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Authorities also discovered two bullet holes inside the couple's home.
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Those holes were left when cancer spread throughout their bodies.
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These black holes hover at the hearts of most galaxies.
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I hope you're ready for some awkward teenage black holes.
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I'm used to being in a cart playing 36 holes.
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When elephants fall into deep holes, they often get trapped.
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If the keyboard cover were plastic, you'd see the holes.
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Felt, holes in the canvas, errant hearts and backwater crosses.
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The two black holes are close enough to someday merge.
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But even here, there are unwelcome holes in the mix.
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They get a pack of five, then they get holes.
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Meanwhile, let's not forget the holes that still need filling.
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But more recently, critics have found holes in this theory.
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Black holes of this size are simply easier to spot.
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I've stopped using that purse and haven't seen any holes.
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It was small and conical, with holes on all sides.
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India's Android antitrust case against Google may have some holes
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Grace had trailed Donald by three strokes after 54 holes.
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And it sends us down a few rabbit holes too.
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YouTube rabbit holes are an inescapable reality of the internet.
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"It's full of holes," he said at a congressional hearing.
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This kind of research isn't just limited to black holes.
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This, in turn, enables enterprises to plug potential security holes.
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So, how do you prevent your jeans' holes from growing?
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The reason for the black holes may be the gas.
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Nine holes on Wednesday was the best she could muster.
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There are other holes in bitcoin's ability to maintain anonymity.
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"He was all about trying to be scary," Holes said.
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But, be sure to avoid creating holes in your brows.
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So the hearing jumped around and down various rabbit holes.
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And all those holes and crevices are perfect hiding places.
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An artist's simulation of two black holes merging in space.
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Luke has bullet holes in his shirt, but seems fine.
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Instead, he's going down rabbit holes -- talking about beauty pageants.
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Rings get lost, holes close up, but ink is forever.
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The sign has more than 40 bullet holes in it.
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Do we know what's up with all those black holes?
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Is this the dystopian version of Holes, starring Shia LaBeouf?
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Paul Holes, an investigator with the Contra Costa County, Calif.
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I set out to write a book about black holes.
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The holes can still be patched up, in three steps.
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THE palace gates are locked, but the bullet holes remain.
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Maybe all those holes were just seriously extreme ancient aspirin.
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All of this is to say, black holes are nuts.
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Many roofs were merely old tarps with holes in them.
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"Many of the holes were just left open," Bryce said.
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We had to dig holes to go to the toilet.
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Picture this: a solo cup with holes poked in it.
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His interest in singularities was not restricted to black holes.
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And all of the available options still have major holes.
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This shows that black holes can create, not just destroy.
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They're stuffed smack in the middle of the doughnut holes.
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The course played very difficult, especially the last three holes.
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This shows that black holes can create, not just destroy.
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These holes were especially easy for refugees to fall through.
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Border Patrol agents are constantly repairing holes in the structure.
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Step forward and figure out how to plug those holes.
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It's an exciting time for black holes, that's for sure.
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It has the holes to attach one, but it's BYOK.
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Prior to that, however, the holes were a death trap.
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Numerous bullet holes were still evident on walls and structures.
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Vignarajah spent hours attempting to poke holes in Brown's arguments.
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Their stories were filled with contradictions and holes in credibility.
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Perhaps most importantly, both kinds of universes contain black holes.
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This is like trying to plug holes in the Titanic.
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The first rule of holes, senator, is to stop digging.
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A quarterback swivels his head, scanning for holes between defenders.
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"I've probably logged nine holes in three years," he added.
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We'll get three head covers with three holes in them. . . .
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Sachs compared it to punching holes in a jar's lid.
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Let's play these holes par in from here on out.
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Black holes lose energy, in other words, as they radiate.
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Little holes in the splint allow the skin to breathe.
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Inspect the dumpling for any holes and pinch them shut.
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"He's shooting holes in the Constitution right now," Biden said.
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But really, I am very proud of all 18 holes.
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He tried to poke a few holes in their testimony.
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His equations showed that black holes would not last forever.
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It said parts of the plane were pierced with holes.
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It's a known fact that it creates holes in ozone.
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It is not hard to find holes in these arguments.
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Then you're filling in the holes, as you move along.
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All the holes showing her skin need to be covered.
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Holes that make it impossible to give oneself a context.
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Police located two bullet holes in drywall inside the home.
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He covers a lot of mistakes, a lot of holes.
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The others were the results of two black holes merging.
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These holes form not from puncture, but from careful addition.
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The first point is that black holes are, well, black.
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The only downside is that these lids lack vent holes.
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He described seeing holes in the head of the target.
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Quite frankly, it's hard to find any holes at all.
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There are two arm holes on the front as well.
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There have been holes in one here during Opens past.
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Spills from explosions have further polluted farmland and fishing holes.
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She has no gaping holes in her résumé to fill.
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When you think of Swiss cheese, you think of holes.
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"We are the people who fill the holes," he said.
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They never trailed in 49 holes spread over three matches.
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At age 9, he shot a 45 for nine holes.
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"Thirteen is one of the holes we're studying," Payne said.
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Average black holes are about the size of 50 suns.
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We put some holes in the floor and it's okay.
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What we know now: How black holes join in pairs.
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First, we've never directly seen black holes before this moment.
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At another level, these data holes distort future data analytics.
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"Two holes in the window are visible tonight," Schultz said.
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But I gave up the chase after just two holes.
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Carefully fill these holes with a couple tablespoons of water.
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As you can see, Lochte has regularly tweeted about holes.
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Also, black holes don't exist, and neither does dark matter.
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Took Spieth just 8 holes to take the solo lead.
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Stallions then arrive and have their pick of available holes.
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Stop shooting holes in the hull and take the helm.
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Brooks Koepka withdrew after 13 holes with an ankle injury.
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Some holes are even too short to use a driver.
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It would also help fill holes in capabilities, he added.
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We squatted at our holes, dipping and raising as instructed.
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Critics of Vigano say his statement has holes and contradictions.
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It's unclear whether the students were connected to those holes.
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It's just a big ball with three holes in it.
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Galaxies and their central black holes seem to evolve together.
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Can you think of any holes in Mr. Goodman's analysis?
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Other analysts tried to poke holes in the CBO's assumptions.
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I gazed at the holes where the pins had been.
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However, fans were quick to poke holes in Vinciquerra's comments.
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The existence of black holes was first predicted in 87.
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Designed by Pete Dye, the course has seven oceanside holes.
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Below that, holes were cut for eyes, nose and mouth.
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Last year's issues were about depth problems and massive holes.
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That becomes a problem when holes seem to be evident.
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He dug holes, cleaned the compound and cut the grass.
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The holes in our knowledge, however, could be easily filled.
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"The last few holes is what got me," he said.
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There are other holes in the "less regulation" argument, too.
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He has played his last 47 holes in 13 under.
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They poison water holes, killing tuskless animals as collateral damage.
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Rescuers scrambled to drill holes into the San José mine.
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But pars on his final two holes ended that chance.
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He was born with two holes in his little heart.
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Neighbors helped patch the holes, and the Santa rose again.
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Molinari missed only 10 greens in regulation over 72 holes.
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Mr. Holes, it turned out, was linked to both cases.
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Instead of nine practice holes a day, he played 36.
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Former municipal buildings had holes in their floors and ceilings.
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Those are the toughest holes and make for great theater.
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Soggy soil that isn't escaping through the container's drainage holes?
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The face mask eye holes are also far too large.
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Air filters could be added, holes sealed and ventilation improved.
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Washington's watering holes are Balkanized in accordance with one's tribe.
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The Jets' coverage was punctuated with blown assignments and holes.
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"You can't see holes in my hair anymore," she said.
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Three holes quickly appear so that you can take photos.
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And doesn't have holes in the diagnostic side of it.
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Fifteen holes of the golf course could be there, too.
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After 11 holes, Hoffman seemed to be going to pieces.
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Sunlight filtered through bullet holes in the building's metal siding.
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Lucy's brother, Josh, was born with holes in his heart.
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Dig small holes for the plants and cover their roots.
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In the following months, the probe seemed to leave holes.
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Read: Why do Hong Kong's buildings have holes in them?
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Yet, I think there were several holes in their critiques.
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For MoviePass, however, the business model was full of holes.
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These holes in medical education and training can cost lives.
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My team ends up winning after going into extra holes.
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Day was two over after three holes and looked tight.
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Why is the background check system so full of holes?
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Downtown buildings were marked with holes from rockets and grenades.
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The fiduciary rule had holes in it, like any regulation.
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Relative to other objects, supermassive black holes are actually small.
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There are holes in their boots and they are hungry.
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But the gerrymandering wall now has a lot more holes.
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Two of the club's holes will also be moved inland.
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Mickelson has led 41 of his 42 holes this week.
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"Hangman" is riddled with holes — blank spaces, if you will.
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Its granite quarries (swimming holes during the summer) freeze over.
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That would have made for birdies on three consecutive holes.
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There's just holes and you fall all the way through.
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Here's a neat guide to San Francisco's classic watering holes.
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In one room I found two holes in the floor.
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Black holes don't go roaming around looking to swallow you.
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As a result, they are weak and riddled with holes.
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What's left in their place are white holes, ghostly shadows.
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What eats rock, poops sand, and bores holes in riverbeds?
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Two black holes colliding unleash a loud thunderclap of gravity.
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The real highlight, though, is the ventilation holes Everlane added.
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And I wore holes through those shoes and got elected.
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There were bullet holes through several of our staff's walls.
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The holes on the mesh were too big, they said.
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Lombard was the big mover on the day as he birdied three of his last four holes for an excellent 65, while Porteous picked up shots on his last two holes for a 68.
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This method of studying black holes — by observing the dramatic shredding of stars — gives scientists improved insight into massive black holes that are actively ripping apart massive stars and creating disks of star matter.
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One theory involves intermediate-mass black holes — those with masses between 100 and 1 million solar masses — that previous research suggested might serve as the middle stages between stellar-mass and supermassive black holes.
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The researchers found that black holes initially created by stars within globular clusters should grow more to be than 2100 times as massive as Earth&aposs sun if they collide with other black holes.
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World number one Ko Jin-young bogeyed four of her first 10 holes en route to a one-over 72, the same score as defending champion Ariya Jutanugarn, who birdied her final two holes.
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Regulatory approval for new quarries is more and more difficult to obtain: people don't want to live near big, noisy holes, even if their lives are effectively fabricated from the products of those holes.
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My business is to understand what they're saying, but also see where their arguments have holes — not because I want to poke holes in them, but because I want to fill in the gaps.
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Stellar black holes are a relatively new revelation as only roughly two dozen galactic stellar black holes have been identified and thoroughly measured, according to a press release by the Chinese Academy of Sciences.
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Some think that black holes are like cosmic vacuums that suck in the space around them when, in fact, black holes are like any other object in space, albeit with a very strong gravitational field.
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If you allow the Hawking radiation from one of the black holes to fall into the other, the two black holes become entangled, and the quantum information that falls into one can exit the other.
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They then compared this history with black holes of different masses, which resulted in some striking differences—differences that correlated with black hole mass, but not the shape, size, or other properties of black holes.
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Like the best of its genre, it feels both of the moment (we did not have graffiti advertising "all gender glory holes" back in my day, just graffiti advertising regular glory holes) and totally classic.
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Scientists think either binary black holes were formed from a double star system or they are "completely solitary" black holes that end up in a star cluster orbiting one another, LIGO researcher Nergis Mavalvala said.
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No two holes are alikeUnfortunately, this approach relies on two false, simplifying assumptions: that all holes of the same par and distance are alike, and that all golfers of the same world ranking are alike.
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US coronavirus deaths could peak in 2000 weeks, epidemiologist says Desperate for protective face masks, Gee said health care workers have been punching holes in plastic office report covers and running string through those holes.
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Both the clock and books are adorned with a West African diamond-shaped cosmogram created by drilling holes into a wooden disk and adding conjoined circles formed by copper nails, which Ward calls 'breathing holes.
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An amalgam of 219 holes from the club's West course and six from its East, players will be tempted to attack a 211,032 yard layout that features a number of holes vulnerable to long hitters.
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Bullet holes were left in a windshield and the car windows.
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Langer's lead is the largest in the event after 270 holes.
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The package has more holes than a piece of Swiss cheese.
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It just looked like a mask with nostril holes and eyes.
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The stands faded, with random holes where there should be seats.
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There's not enough rat holes to shove all the money in.
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There are also blue holes in the Cockatoo and Molar Reefs.
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We're told Terrence grilled Jussie periodically as holes began to emerge.
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This is the first time black holes have been directly detected.
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Some time ago I wrote that you have serious security holes.
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It's just hard to dig out of those holes, that's all.
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They dig giant holes and pull out chunks of old pipe.
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There are no ballots to punch holes in or write on.
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Just a thin plastic seal threaded between two flush steel holes.
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The receding tide lets local clammers dig holes in the mud.
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But that's not limited to exploding stars and colliding black holes.
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It could be somewhere in the middle: intermediate-mass black holes.
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As black holes grow, their intense gravity pulls matter toward them.
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Our machines are littered with security holes, because programmers are human.
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Every pair of jeans I own have holes in the knee.
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This is the first time anyone has observed these black holes.
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There are a lot of potential plot holes in The Rain.
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"Of course there are going to be legal battles," Holes said.
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"At that point, my job became closing holes, essentially," she says.
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We're not trying to poke holes in Lady Macbeth's historical accuracy.
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Three times on Friday he birdied three holes in a row.
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It worked like this: There was a contraption with three holes.
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Where do they come from?" and "Are there really three holes?
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Black holes are the densest, most violent objects in the universe.
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And that means that black holes eventually evaporate and even explode.
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Using a power drill, drill holes at each pencil marking. 7.
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The watering holes are often trouble spots during very hot weekends.
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"He's what we classify as an anger-retaliatory offender," Holes said.
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Like Holes, this team also scoured GEDmatch and other public databases.
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"Obituaries are one of the best things out there," Holes said.
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It doesn't take a billionaire to poke holes in this logic.
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Gaping holes had been ripped in the flimsy mesh fence border.
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"You can see the fuse holes in the balls," he said.
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Black holes may be one of the universe's most bizarre phenomena.
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Bullet holes pepper outlying houses and the minaret of a mosque.
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There are holes to attack if you know where to look.
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Only about 5 percent of black holes are actively doing this.
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Astronomer Frank Drake says we still don't properly understand black holes.
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The holes are random in size, distribution, and shape, says Siddique.
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Researchers found holes that could let creeps steal children's personal info.
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"I was blown away with what it could do," Holes said.
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Rough roads and pot holes are the Serpent-C's biggest enemies.
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Can this be used to find planets or just black holes?
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A few more dour Twitter users poked holes in the theory.
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Medicare Advantage and Medigap plans each plug holes in original Medicare.
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"Two black holes that close together is pretty exceptional," he said.
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One of the big holes in Bannon's politics is health care.
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Thanks for blowing holes in my bullshit trend story, Dan Porter.
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To be clear, the paper isn't trying to disprove black holes.
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But for now, just know that yeah, black holes are real.
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If you like conspiracy theory rabbit holes on YouTube: South Korea.
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We have found black holes at the center of many galaxies.
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Here are some of the concept designs for the various holes.
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Astronomers have just discovered one of the biggest black holes ever.
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You could be feeling like you have holes in your pockets.
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There are a few holes in the project, according to scientists.
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There, some scientists still questioned if black holes existed at all.
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We're going to have to dig holes and install new equipment.
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Full of holes, these alien creatures will trigger any trypophobic nightmare.
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Also good here: the warm doughnut holes with vanilla whipped cream.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Do you think these countries are (EXPLETIVE DELETED) holes?
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Band-aids don't fix bullet holes, but maybe an apology will.
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This is actually the first time I've played holes since Wyndham.
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Arguably this holes the 'free' corporate broking model below the waterline.
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The pipe was also shut in March due to sink holes.
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She also claims Doucet smashed holes in the door and walls.
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The tapering of the holes also discounted the theory of infection.
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After birdieing two of his first three holes, he bogeyed Nos.
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Black holes are some of the strangest things in our universe.
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He also acknowledges some holes in his coverage, especially of sports.
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He just can't play 18 holes and do whatever he wants.
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They spent countless hours going down YouTube and Instagram rabbit holes.
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The heart of the Milky Way is stacked with black holes.
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"No holes or cracks have appeared in the ships," Starke said.
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The test required putting a series of metal pins into holes.
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Rice balls, meat balls, donut holes, melon balls -- you name it.
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Equip tip: Think a colander is just a bowl with holes?
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Wild animals have made holes in storage containers, scattering seeds everywhere.
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The high drama resolved with a couple holes in the ear.
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However, the holes are irregularly placed and inconsistent with biting patterns.
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"I liked it more before the last two holes," said Molinari.
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Black holes are a holy grail of the gravitational wave concept.
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And when the lights come on, the rats run in holes.
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Wells said bullet holes can be seen through the front door.
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An open field of half-dug holes, three feet from gold.
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Now, researchers have calculated the likely origins of those black holes.
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Even dormant black holes warp space and time, scientists now say.
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Most of those have been short, narrow passages, or "gopher holes."
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Friends tell them their house had some holes in the roof.
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Photos of the truck show the windshield covered in bullet holes.
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Yet Mr Trump left many gaping holes in his economic plan.
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"I'm just glad," he said, digging fresh holes for fence posts.
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He would happily walk around with holes in his cheap shoes.
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His 10 birdies included a run of nine in 13 holes.
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Last seen: Full of dagger holes, bleeding out at Castle Black.
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He didn't apologize for calling Haiti and African countries s***holes.
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Inside his lab in Israel, Jeff Steinhauer crafts microscopic black holes.
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Now it was raked with bullet holes and smeared with graffiti.
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THE ROAD to a better life is full of pot-holes.
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Investigators later counted 30 bullet holes in one of the buses.
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McIlroy made three birdies on his opening six holes on Friday.
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"The safety net is being punched full of holes," she said.
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Trypophobes can be physically affected by seeing images of clustered holes.
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Holes have also been drilled into the earth for natural resources.
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The regulators are trying to use policies to block the holes.
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The EHT project began collecting information about black holes in 2006.
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But this slab was marred by little holes, discolored by veins.
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A binge-watching survival kit for the deep Netflix rabbit holes
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Recaro racing seats with holes from harness straps will be available.
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English seemed fuzzy in comparison: a wide blanket, full of holes.
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For eight years, the sign has been riddled with bullet holes.
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"We've got kids with big holes in their legs," he said.
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It's used to create holes, a distressed look, or special designs.
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But Grady now has big holes in its own safety net.
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"You could do 18 holes in about 20 minutes," he jokes.
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Other fraternity watering holes from Twain's time are still in business.
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There are just too many holes in the international economic system.
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There were holes in the museum's roof that let rainwater through.
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New running sneakers because theirs have more than a few holes
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Wikipedia windows everywhere reflecting way too many half-plumbed rabbit holes.
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That Beauty and the Beast has plot holes isn't the issue.
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"I think the first few holes it was good," McIlroy said.
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"I would like to have holes in my matzo," he said.
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Yes, the holes in his game are easy to ferret out.
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"I got out of position the last four holes," he said.
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Our thought bubble: There are potential holes in both sides' arguments.
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But the USA Today investigation points out holes in these regulations.
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That's where the real buried treasure from Holes is buried.5.
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Typically, black holes are surrounded by a massive clump of stars.
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Some people think it looks like bullet holes or blood splatters.
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All this tension, without real relief, burned holes into my gut.
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We patch the holes — maybe — but we don't change our approach.
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Biggest remaining holes: Defense, receiver, more defense Marques Colston is gone.
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Mr. Ward has arranged the holes to form African cosmological symbols.
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This year's holes are tame compared with some from the past.
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Or X-ray visors to see the spitfire from black holes.
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I wore them until there were holes in the sock liner.
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The defense sought to find holes in the evidence collection methods.
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He marveled that Ramirez's swing seems to have so few holes.
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Key Offseason Decision: How can they fill long-standing roster holes?
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There are four empty drill holes where the plaque should be.
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Global warming, air and water pollution, icecap melting, ozone layer holes.
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Above my bed, I noticed a wall socket with two holes.
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Holes in bodies presenting as mounds and stripes of scar tissue.
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Classic stories have a way of burning holes in our memories.
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The bullet holes might give the worst performance in the movie.
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The real problem with bullets is the holes they leave behind.
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It could exist in the form of many tiny black holes.
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Black Holes and Revelations because it's the most amazing workout music.
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New York's abortion laws are decades old and full of holes.
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But he made bogeys on four of his next eight holes.
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He was leading by three shots with three holes to go.
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Woods played the final two holes cautiously, or, more likely, prudently.
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He's plus-eight as he goes to the final two holes.
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Especially my cement works — everything is pressed, with holes in it.
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Gail: Or his minions would have forgotten to check for holes.
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The vessels bore traces of collisions and big holes in places.
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There are creative knit designs, keychain holes for accessories, and more.
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The holes in our health care safety net affect us all.
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There's an iPhone charger and the floor has holes in it.
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She trucked around for 36 holes, so she's doing very well.
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That means the black holes are much less massive than anticipated.
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Today, it has 27 holes of golf and a water park.
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I mean, one day he is drilling holes in the ground.
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He may end up counting on prospects to fill the holes.
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Absolutely. But these figures still have so many holes in them.
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Inside the outpost, holes were dug with backhoes for the cannons.
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People in the government see these holes, and they overlook it.
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This allowed researchers to see how the two holes have evolved.
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Defense attorney Steve Sack tried to poke holes in the investigation.
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What are those, and why did you call them "rabbit holes"?
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There were no holes, seemingly no shot she could not hit.
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I slid my arms in, poking my thumbs through the holes.
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"Black holes may be driving binary stars to merge," she continued.
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The sign for Malakal's city council is riddled with bullet holes.
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The duo finished the 72 regulation holes at 25-under 263.
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A pair of black holes will merge into a larger one.
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Also: the new phones are triggering people's fear of small holes.
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Spieth birdied his final two holes for a 17-under 198.
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The black holes then collide and grow in size as well.
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He had made only one bogey in the first 251 holes.
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Mallard ducks build their nests in shallow holes in the ground.
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At least 50 homes and buildings were riddled with bullet holes.
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In April, the Chinese government moved to plug those legal holes.
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I breezed through the first hundred holes by the second class.
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ET -- CNN cameras spot Trump between the 14th and 15th holes.
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So, he said, 109 holes did not have to be drilled.
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The IBM experiment did not involve black holes, or even gravity.
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After trading birdies, they were tied with five holes to play.
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He is clearly compensating for multiple holes in the roster. 353.
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When the floor rotted, the district put carpet over the holes.
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Below, we've done our best to plug some of the holes.
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Whatever holes we fall into now, at least we did that.
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Editors write snappy headlines, catch errors, rewrite and fill in holes.
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So I went to school with bullet holes in my shirt.
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Hackers love Flash because it's had more holes than Swiss cheese.
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Finding other like-minded people and going deep down rabbit holes.
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Why did people ever think to connect black holes and thermodynamics?
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads We, the quasi-entitled, live comfortably amid gut-wrenching gut renovations, tear-downs converted into luxuriant build-ups, tautological street-infrastructure projects inspired by Samuel Beckett (digging holes, filling holes, digging up the same holes again), prices through the roof, a baby boom, nanny armies, bespoke dog walkers, and other potent signs of accelerated fabulousness.
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Designed by seven teams of security researchers from across academia and industry, the bots were asked to play offense and defense, fixing security holes in their own machines while exploiting holes in the machines of others.
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Maybe more data will provide an even stranger story, "such as those involving three black holes or black holes that receive kicks from supernova explosions during their formation that result in spin–orbit misalignment," wrote Sigurðsson.
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Woods will resume on Monday morning at 18 under-par after 11 holes of his final round at Narashino Country Club, while local favourite Matsuyama will pick back up at 7.303 under with six holes left.
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The UCSD scientists did this by punching holes in a membrane, like skin with pores, and then spraying the exterior of the holes with a coating of graphene oxide, followed by a second coating of gold.
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"Travertine is a porous material with kind of sponge texture - it has many tiny holes in it - and those holes actually decrease its economic value in the current market," said Hamidreza Rahimi, the report's lead author.
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This has made researchers wonder if black hole mergers are merely part of the lifecycle of black holes—do black holes have family trees and continue growing and doubling in size as more mergers take place?
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It had rust holes in the floor — I told people that if I dropped my sunglasses they'd be on the highway behind me — when I say rust holes, I mean there was no floorboard in it.
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His research on black holes reframed a 40-year-old argument about whether black holes would erase the information about what falls into them, a violation of the rules of quantum mechanics that govern subatomic reality.
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Three jagged holes pierce the figure's chest and abdomen, where the nipples and navel would be, as if to form a simple face, and a modest tangle of metal wire emerges from two of the holes.
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Other forms of Star Wars media are now rushing in to fill its plot holes, at least on the Kylo Ren front, which will thus one day not seem to the informed fan like plot holes.
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In fact, the whole animal seems to be adapted for its bug-eating purpose, ripping up ant nests with its strong arms, punching holes with its claws, and sticking its spaghetti tongue into the holes it made.
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This finding suggests that, contrary to what many astronomers believe, dark matter is not made up largely of black holes, because the gravitational power of the black holes would have forced many of the twin stars apart.
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And as Wade loses his mind — boring holes in the walls of his home like the Swiss cheese of his memory — there is Ann, plugging the holes, bailing out the boat, trying to get at the truth.
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Patterns or colour changes may appear as steps or holes to them.
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"There are rats, there's rodents, there's dripping water, there's holes," she said.
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At least five bullet holes peppered the side of one rental townhouse.
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White sheets barely cover gaping holes in the roof and upper storey.
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These black holes actually anchor galaxies, holding them together in the space.
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Incas mastered the grisly practice of drilling holes in people&aposs skulls .
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Not enough black holes for a better relay, or something like that.
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For example, we dug into what happens when two black holes collide.
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They found him sitting in his car, sporting multiple fresh bullet holes.
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They'd detected two already-wild objects, black holes, slamming into one another.
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But what do you think: Holes versus notches, which one is better?
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Because of this, astronomers remain skeptical that black holes are the answer.
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LIGO detected gravitational waves created from the collision between two black holes.
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Also, the gravitational waves emitted by merging black holes, converted into sound.
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"We have already detected several candidates for stray black holes," said Oka.
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But what about the medium-sized black holes in between these extremes?
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Cops believe the inmates escaped through holes cut in the prison fence.
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Any holes that go lower than this will have water in them.
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Then got busy in the holes where his eyes used to be?
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Many have evidence of "wood-henge" style post holes sunk within them.
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BECAUSE IN ORDER TO USE RECONCILIATION, YOU HAVE TO FILL THE HOLES.
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A car belonging to her grandson's girlfriend was checkered with bullet holes.
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Impossibly dense, deep, and powerful, black holes reveal the limits of physics.
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When two black holes collide, they unleash a massive wave of gravitation.
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I was fascinated by the concepts: black holes, spacetime, the Big Bang.
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There are mesh eye holes and pockets perfectly positioned for hugging yourself.
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If stars couldn't get the job done, perhaps supermassive black holes could.
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And they would be absolutely pristine except they're riddled with bullet holes.
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We've been able to create some holes and put them under pressure.
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Where we seek meaningless stimulus to plug the holes in our lives.
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I'm filling in the holes of history, taking account of new discoveries.
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Yet we lived modestly; there were enough holes in the family budget.
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She'll even do custom distressing, making holes in the denim by request.
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He's the type of guy who can fill a lot of holes.
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The monetary union was planned too hastily and is full of holes.
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If aligned, the black holes take slightly longer to merge than expected.
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Vicky pokes holes in her archenemy's version of what started the fight.
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But advocacy groups, officials, and reporters have poked holes in this narrative.
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Multiple holes in each shelf let your cat get creative with climbing.
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Once I go down holes like that, I feel even more nervous.
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I had decent body image, but my confidence had plenty of holes.
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Fish caught in holes still deep enough to hold water are inedible.
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Trump and Abe played 16 holes, joined by Japanese pro Isao Aoki.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - MSCI's latest China plan still has some holes.
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But it also prompts other hugely interesting, unanswered questions about black holes.
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"[The stabilizers] aren't neon orange or brown with perforated holes," she says.
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This is how space-time moves, in theory, when black holes merge.
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A tree with bark beetle holes that has been designated for removal.
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She sees a wall caked with blood, and littered with bullet holes.
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Such massive black holes are very cold, and so emit Hawking radiation.
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The beautiful 17th century marble mosque here was full of bullet holes.
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Koepka was 2 over through his five holes in the third round.
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Already, researchers can tell that the two black holes are very different.
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It's the gaps, holes, and missing limbs that make the works entrancing.
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I fell into research holes, beginning by checking the news and blogs.
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Got 18 more holes to play and that's a lot of golf.
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Now, given China's size and systemic importance, those holes look too big.
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One of the police cruisers had 23 bullet holes, according to FOX59 .
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Exploding stars can also leave behind even smaller and denser black holes.
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The fun happens when the black holes and the hot gas interact.
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The leaders played nine holes of golf at Japan&aposs premiere course.
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" The mom gives IKEA instructions: "You put the cylinders into the holes.
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They're large adobe structures with holes, built on top of windy hills.
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Ultimately, our survey suggests some major holes in our collective sex schooling.
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Anything dealing with black holes—even miniature ones—will be exceptionally dangerous.
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"The man literally has one topic of conversation: Black holes," Redmayne says.
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Well, he has big dreams about infrastructure, including digging gigantic holes underground.
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It would, he said, take at least $300bn to fill these holes.
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In the summer it unfurls, letting the breeze in through adaptive holes.
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A similar relationship is also seen with supermassive black holes, Loeb said.
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That's potentially a lot of black holes we didn't know about, right?
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I would go down these rabbit holes and think, Oh my god.
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The buildings that are left are pockmarked with shrapnel and bullet holes.
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As matter falls towards these black holes, they get converted into energy.
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"For the first nine holes, the hole looked pretty big," he said.
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And it's believed that those holes are actually carved out by moons.
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Have other galaxies and supermassive black holes met the same unfortunate fate?
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Before Hawking, black holes were considered the Universe's most mysterious garbage collectors.
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Do they affect native wildlife by competing for nest holes and food?
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The holes are small going in, and they're very large coming out.
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But those holes (some of them, anyway) turned out to be keystones.
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For plugging the holes in history the pamphlet is the ideal form.
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It contained five holes cut through layers and layers of healed bone.
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Fill in some of the holes for us and solve this mystery.
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The holes for the new stones were dug by hand and foot.
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It could help explain how supermassive black holes regulate their galactic neighbourhoods.
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Got more intense scratches and scuffs, or even holes in the leather?
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In metals, though, holes are abundant, often filling up half the lattice.
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The total kinetic energy in these jets from black holes is enormous.
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Herman closed out the win with pars on his last three holes.
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It's pretty amazing what can be gleaned from a couple of holes.
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"We have 54 more holes to go," the 30-year-old said.
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The coaches then recruit to the spots they anticipate having holes in.
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Analyzing holes in a giant T-Rex skull is just the beginning.
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After birdieing two of the first three holes, Jordan Spieth bogeyed Nos.
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You don't want to get dirt in the Echo's zillion holes either.
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You can tell, he's been up and down several Reddit rabbit holes.
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Snedeker had birdied the second and fifth holes in his third round.
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The holes are more crazy than a normal putt-putt golf course.
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They've heard the vibrations, or gravitational waves, resonating from black holes colliding.
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The speakers are arrayed just behind the grill's 43,000 individually-drilled holes.
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The victims' bodies were found with bullet holes, according to the statement.
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Four vent holes on the rig were "probably clogged," Bradley told police.
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They're visible from the rear through tiny holes in the seat's backside.
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The 29-year-old has made only one bogey through 54 holes.
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She holes up in a tiny shack and plots her next adventure.
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Scaling can cause the steam holes to become plugged, leaving them inoperable.
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The sheet that covers it has acquired two black holes for eyes.
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He intended to play a few holes and decided to play longer.
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The remains of their bodies showed evidence of beatings and bullet holes.
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Astronomers could also look for similar effects near other known black holes.
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Huge holes left by tank rounds gaped in the walls of buildings.
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If you're scared of stinky shoes, don't worry — they have ventilation holes.
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They gave me an idea, but there were a lot of holes.
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I can't see Skinners developing holes or tears without extreme, extended use.
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There were multiple bullet holes in the ceiling, walls, furniture and floor.
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On Horse Racing LOUISVILLE, Ky. — There are no holes in Nyquist's résumé.
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There are equally big holes in the second paper, on Northern Ireland.
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"I instantly saw the rat holes just, they were vanishing," Thomas said.
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In between, there are a few vent holes to prevent spontaneous explosions.
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These are the deepest and largest man-made holes in the world
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Generally, black holes are the relic of massive and burned-out stars.
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Their grounders found holes, and their runners found the plate three times.
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A game of 18 holes would usually take golfers about four hours.
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These are the deepest and largest man-made holes in the world.
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Do they come from massive black holes at the centre of galaxies?
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Steinhoff is fighting for survival after uncovering holes its accounts in December.
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TROON, Scotland — Short holes have done some major damage this golf season.
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There are the blind tee shots at the 252th and 11th holes.
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Three birdies, an eagle and no bogeys in his first 215 holes?
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The hoodies were also covered in circular rips that resembled bullet holes.
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Severe cavities — huge holes that trap food and plaque — still require fillings.
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Lowry collected birdies on his first two holes before the storms hit.
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After all, the aversions to holes began long before her other symptoms.
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He has had to remain vigilant in monitoring holes in his defense.
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You could see bullet holes in the wall where a shot missed.
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Roland suggested Axe Body Spray; his opponents called themselves the Axe-Holes.
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This was also a watershed year for the study of black holes.
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Several holes in which the cables will be anchored are already visible.
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