Since then, the New Horizons team has been preparing, slightly adjusting the course of New Horizons a few times, for instance.
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As the New Horizons team still awaits more detailed images of MU69, New Horizons will continue to journey deeper into space.
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New Horizons to explore New Horizons no one has ever seen before Dr. May said he was initially reluctant when Dr. Stern asked.
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Jack Kerouac's writing opened up the literary horizons for Coolidge — horizons where a musician's intuition and technique could be expressed in writing and thinking.
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Instead of making singular "hero" predictions with long time horizons, AI startups should build multiple algorithms making smaller, simpler predictions with short time horizons.
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Having the endurance to make long time horizons work means your allocation, cash flow, and mindset are intentionally designed to deal with the nonsense that occurs within short time horizons.
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The proscription of Chapter 28500 bankruptcy has created efficient incentives for public officials because they have political time horizons — the next election — shorter than the economic horizons shaping business decisions.
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The round includes follow-on investment from Horizons Lab, the Hong Kong-based seed fund operated by the managers of Horizons Ventures, with participation from TechNexus, and The Associated Press.
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Image: NASA/New Horizons "It's bullshit," Alan Stern, principal investigator of NASA's New Horizons mission to Pluto, has said about the demotion of Pluto from the ranks of official planet status.
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Nintendo Switch Console (Animal Crossing: New Horizons Edition) — $299
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As economic clouds gather, Brookfield's horizons look enviably clear. ■
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The U.K. company has closed $3.1 million in "pre-Series A funding," in a round led by Horizons Labs, the Hong Kong-based seed fund operated by the managers of Horizons Ventures.
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Haze layers above the surface of Pluto taken by New Horizons camera / Image courtesy of NASA Haze layers above the surface of Pluto taken by New Horizons camera / Image courtesy of NASA New Horizons launched on January 19th, 2006 and traveled 3 billion miles over the course of 503 and a half years to reach Pluto.
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They were made with the telescopic Long Range Reconnaissance Imager (LORRI) aboard New Horizons, from a range of approximately 10,000 miles (17,000 kilometers), about 15 minutes before New Horizons' closest approach to Pluto.
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There is, as a result, a growing mismatch between the horizons of investors who control more of our private companies and the horizons of the employees, customers and suppliers who depend on them.
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A photo of Pluto's 'halo' craters spotted by New Horizons.
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New Horizons researchers anticipated a monotonous world battered by craters.
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The New Horizons team continues to defend the term today.
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An artist's impression of New Horizons flying past Ultima Thule.
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Now, Bumble is readying to broaden its horizons even further.
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New Horizons flew past Pluto, long gone but not forgotten
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New Horizons is traveling at about 200,000 miles per hour.
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Fortunately, New Horizons has been through all of this before.
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New Horizons is expected to reach the object on Jan.
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Artist's impression of New Horizons encountering a Kuiper Belt object.
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Investors included GV, Accel, Horizons Ventures, SV Angel and more.
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That space probe, named New Horizons, has now made history.
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I think my horizons are broader than my parents were.
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New Horizons made its planned encounter with Pluto in 2015.
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They are surrounded, however, by surfaces known as event horizons.
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The Roku Premiere and Premiere Plus broaden your TV horizons.
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Ultima Thule as first detected by New Horizons' LORRI imager.
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We're off to new horizons, so hold onto the wheel.
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On July 14th, 2015, NASA's New Horizons spacecraft made history.
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Expanded horizons Bowie's theatricality wasn't limited to performing on stage.
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New Horizons won't reach 2014 MU69 until January 1st, 2019.
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These 10 movies will help you broaden your cinematic horizons.
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New Horizons has helped reveal four additional moons around Pluto.
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We need to expand our horizons, and raise our game.
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Why is the United States conducting missions like New Horizons?
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But you can bet both services will expand their horizons.
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Maybe our views about progress depend on our time horizons.
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The New Horizons probe wasn't designed to visit Ultima Thule.
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Another Middle East war would likely cloud Europe's horizons further.
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The Horizons and Alternative Harvest ETFs both rose 1.5 percent.
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And it sees The Men expand their horizons even further.
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David Cromer ("The Band's Visit") directs the Playwrights Horizons production.
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New Horizons also lets you control how you express yourself.
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This was now a club of new and bright horizons.
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Pluto's atmosphere seen in visible light by NASA's New Horizons.
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But sooner or later, they'll want to expand their horizons.
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Mr. Coryell never stopped looking to expand his musical horizons.
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When did NASA's New Horizons spacecraft fly near Ultima Thule?
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Broadening my cultural horizons with bloody knuckles, what a time.
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Pluto is just the beginning for NASA's New Horizons spacecraft.
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NASA and the New Horizons team considered the alternate meaning and included it in the vote anyway, since this wasn't the "primary association," Mark Showalter, an astronomer on the New Horizons team, told Bartels.
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New Horizons will encounter Ultima ThuleThe year 2019 will start with a bang as NASA's New Horizons visits Ultima Thule, a mysterious Kuiper Belt object located 4 billion miles (6.5 billion kilometers) from the Sun.
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In a seminal 1981 paper, he showed that black hole event horizons and sonic horizons in systems like his waterfall—which are now referred to as sonic black holes—can be described by identical equations.
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After New Horizons flew past Pluto in 2015, its mission scientists chose MU69 as its next stop in the Kuiper belt, mainly because New Horizons had the ability to reach it with its remaining fuel.
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I wouldn't like my horizons to be limited to terrestrial matters.
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New Horizons launched in 2006 with Pluto as its first target.
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History teaches them to broaden their horizons and shift their perspectives.
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New Horizons beamed back these images on January 18 and 19.
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An artist's interpretation of the New Horizons encounter with Ultima Thule
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Today, these missions have included New Horizons, Juno, and OSIRIS-REx.
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So my goal this year: expand my horizons and read more.
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DeepMind's horizons stretch far beyond talent capture and public attention, however.
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Tannenbaum said you just have to "open your horizons a bit."
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New Horizons made its close flyby with Pluto in July 2015.
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And with this move, he appears to be broadening his horizons.
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New Horizons trajectory and the orbits of Pluto and 2014 MU69.
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The second is that they are dealing with many time horizons.
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International businesses look to new and better horizons from British bases.
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They need to zero in even as they broaden their horizons.
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We learned about snow on Pluto shortly after New Horizons' flyby.
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Thanks to New Horizons, scientists now believe it's an ice volcano.
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Thugga has, after all, never been one for narrow musical horizons.
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Capricorn season finds you broadening your horizons, through travel or study.
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It's all part of taking a chance and expanding man's horizons.
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NASA's New Horizons spacecraft took nearly 10 years to reach Pluto.
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MYSTIC "New Horizons in Modern Maritime Art," paintings, drawings and sculptures.
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I decided I would "broaden my horizons" by trying something new.
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He believes this will encourage Indian founders to broaden their horizons.
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Don't assume that your horizons are limited by your college major.
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Ahead was a fresh start for college, new horizons and whatnot.
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"We remember this pioneer whose work expanded our horizons," he said.
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Animal Crossing: New Horizons is available for purchase on Nintendo Switch.
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New Horizons is the 7th version of the Animal Crossing series.
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But he also wanted to see Mr. Morgan expand his horizons.
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Clubs are now international brands, with worldwide appeal and distant horizons.
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As a college student, expanding her horizons has been a priority.
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In 2015, New Horizons became the first spacecraft to explore Pluto.
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However, missions in space, including New Horizons, are considered essential activities.
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Love expands your horizons in ways you never could have imagined.
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It shattered my horizons, even some of my self-imposed ones.
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Want the best price on turnips in Animal Crossing: New Horizons?
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Moritz von Stuelpnagel directs for Playwrights Horizons. Oct. 12-Nov. 25.
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Tim Sanford arrived at Playwrights Horizons as an intern in 1984.
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And, boy, does "Grand Horizons" want to sell itself as comedy.
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The update is expected later in March after New Horizons launches.
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It was introduced to me to keep me broadening my horizons.
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Here's another image from the New Horizons mission, and my favorite.
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Only hours later did New Horizons turn its antenna toward home.
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New Horizons was launched in 2006 and reached Pluto in 2015.
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Horizons holds these companies, including GW Pharmaceuticals, which also creates synthetic THC, because it wants to have exposure to all parts of the marijuana industry, said Steve Hawkins, president and co-CEO of Toronto's Horizons ETF.
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After New Horizons flew past Pluto in 2015, its mission scientists chose Ultima Thule as its next stop in the Kuiper belt, mainly because New Horizons had the ability to reach it with its remaining fuel.
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It's taken 13 months for New Horizons to send it all back It's taken 15 months for New Horizons to send back all of its Pluto flyby data — a process that was always meant to be slow.
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This isn't the first time that New Horizons has gone into hibernation.
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Consider how you will collaborate with companies along these different time horizons.
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Perhaps Lorelai has outgrown Stars Hollow and needs to expand her horizons?
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Couples might widen their horizons and do a little, uh, exploring now.
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Cramer warned to adjust your horizons and be ready when it happens.
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Did their beauty horizons open up to a whole new, otherworldly level?
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It buys cocoa through external schemes and its own "Cocoa Horizons" programme.
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It buys cocoa through external schemes and its own "Cocoa Horizons" program.
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Animal Crossing: New Horizons – The big news here, sadly, is a delay.
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Expand your romantic horizons if you're on the hunt for fresh prospects.
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The Horizons Marijuana Life Sciences ETF has lost 68% since its Oct.
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The first step is to maintain a balance between different time horizons.
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My soul gets released into the water and expands on the horizons.
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Watching that beautiful black family in the White House expanded my horizons.
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"Pluto is simply amazing," New Horizons scientist Andy Cheng, in a statement.
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There will be new freedoms, new opportunities, new horizons for our country.
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Mr Emanuel has preferred distant horizons, branding his as a "global city".
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Learn how to make Danish and open new breakfast horizons at home.
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The best way to harness the past demolishes prejudice and opens horizons.
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Go deeper: NASA's New Horizons phones home after flyby of Ultima Thule
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But the New Horizons flyby showed it was even redder than Pluto.
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He has broadened the political debate and expanded the Democratic Party's horizons.
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New Horizons is out here meeting strange objects in an asteroid belt.
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To do this they must consider the range of participant time horizons.
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Renaissance now has funds, open to outsiders, that trade over longer horizons.
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"You kind of have to open your horizons a bit," Tannenbaum said.
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I definitely want to open it up more and broaden the horizons.
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This has translated into easier interest payment burdens and longer maturity horizons.
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An opportunity to expand your mind and horizons will come today, Libra.
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He leads NASA's New Horizons mission, which flew by Pluto in 2015.
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The New Horizons mission has found evidence of ice volcanoes, hidden oceans.
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They grow closer, trading smiles and sharing intimacies and widening Thelma's horizons.
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He began incorporating intrusive diagonals and forging higher, wider and skewed horizons.
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Through July 28 at Playwrights Horizons, 416 West 42nd Street, Manhattan; playwrightshorizons.org.
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Dr. Stern is a planetary scientist who leads NASA's New Horizons mission.
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NASA's New Horizons spacecraft flew past the most distant object ever visited.
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Beyond that, New Horizons will continue heading out of the solar system.
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I've become more willing to try new experiences and expand my horizons.
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Three years ago, New Horizons visited the largest Kuiper belt object: Pluto.
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Other investors in this round include Khosla Ventures, Horizons Ventures, and Temasek.
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All of those jobs are great, but so is expanding your horizons.
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Here's how to get the Vaulting Pole in "Animal Crossing: New Horizons."
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"You know," she added, "I'm not a new horizons kind of gal."
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If only it were the first part of "Grand Horizons" as well.
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He also is co-investigator on NASA's New Horizons mission to Pluto.
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Steve Grasso was a buyer of Horizons Life Sciences Marijuana Index ETF.
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The school shed its name, New Horizons Middle School, and introduced computers.
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Other investors at the conference were notable for their long time horizons.
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The effort is part of a competitive benefit package at Bright Horizons.
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I like directing and creating, I just want to broaden my horizons.
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While New Horizons has long moved on from Pluto and is now venturing into the icy Kuiper Belt, Stern and the New Horizons team will never forget that ephemeral moment of discovery, captured eternally in one stunning image.
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"The government opened new horizons for the refugees, horizons which we did not see," said Houda Zeidan, 46, a Palestinian-Syrian who has lived in Berlin for 25 years and works as a nurse caring for the elderly.
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" The off-Broadway theater Playwrights Horizons sent out a tweet honoring the actor Thursday, writing, "With love and heavy hearts, Playwrights Horizons pays tribute to Mark Blum, a dear longtime friend and a consummate artist who passed this week.
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When Bart Swanson, an advisor to Horizons, met Levelset through a mutual friend who did some investing around the New Orleans-based Tulane University ecosystem, he immediately felt it was an opportunity that the Horizons investment committee would understand.
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Afterward, New Horizons will take a well-deserved nap, hibernating for 157 days.
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Pluto's bladed terrain as seen from New Horizons during its July 523 flyby.
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Left: a composite image produced from 48 different exposures taken by New Horizons.
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"We've been surprised by how much our social horizons have expanded, " she said.
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Jordan would gain direct access to the Mediterranean, thus expanding its economic horizons.
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But those with longer horizons may find it worthwhile to take a look.
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I Was Most Alive With You closed at Playwrights Horizons on Oct. 63.
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The glowing orbs and digital horizons had us spellbound in an uplifted melancholy.
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Broader horizons beckoned for Strahan, however, in the form of Good Morning America.
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What New Horizons definitely sees, the researchers reported in a paper published Aug.
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That might put relativity's idea of event horizons right back in the crosshairs.
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And between the two time horizons fundamentals and speculation both play a role.
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And remember: Even the most crowded cabins are open to broad new horizons.
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A better name for New Horizons might have been Animal Crossing: Fyre Festival.
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Wireless technology is helping audio gear explore new horizons in form and functionality.
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The NASA's New Horizons spacecraft flew by the dwarf planet in July 2015.
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Algorithms making predictions with long time horizons are difficult to evaluate and improve.
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Zillow looked at the "break-even" time horizons in markets across the nation.
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The year was 2006 and "the club" was our New Horizons Toastmasters Club.
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The question is whether six months of Republican squabbles have widened Democratic horizons.
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On top of that, New Horizons is doing more than just sending photos.
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"They are very influential," Tim Sanford, Playwrights Horizons' artistic director, said by phone.
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"It broadens our horizons, it shows our creativity," said another inmate, a foreigner.
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"It gets better ... it's important to learn new things and expand your horizons."
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Horizons Ventures, backer of Impossible Foods, invested $2.6 million in the start-up.
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The rate of data transmission from the New Horizons probe is very slow.
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It's sent New Horizons to Pluto to take photos of the dwarf planet.
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"Then we started to broaden our horizons a little bit," Fischer told me.
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"TSO really does broaden the horizons of anybody who gets involved," he says.
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One, with participation from Q Venture Partners, Coparion, and previous backer Horizons Ventures.
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You'll be interested in expanding your horizons over the next month or so.
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All together the group of partnerships comprises what's called the Cognitive Horizons Network.
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Mr. Lamb's campaign shows that the party can and must expand its horizons.
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New Horizons will continue to stream data from the flyby until late 2020.
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But New Horizons has a camera that can make out stunning delicate details.
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Our flyby of Ultima Thule by New Horizons is just around the corner.
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When Parmalat collapsed in a bankruptcy scandal in 2003, Parma's horizons altered drastically.
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New Horizons relaunches old debate But the debate about Pluto's status rages on.
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New Horizons adds a lot of fresh gameplay elements to the series, too.
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New Horizons scientists got an early look at the catalog in late April.
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It gave them a home and horizons they might not have found elsewhere.
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Statoil has been looking to expand its horizons when it comes to renewables.
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It's March 2020, which means it's officially Animal Crossing: New Horizons season, bb!
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The vibe around Animal Crossing: New Horizons is a lot less secretive now.
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Animal Crossing: New Horizons will launch on March 20th on the Nintendo Switch.
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Above are open horizons as well as the occasional falcon, eagle and cormorant.
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New Horizons' data hinted that Pluto could have an internal water-ice ocean.
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That's because longer time horizons give you years of compounding returns from stocks.
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Also participating are Citi Ventures, Commerce VC, Elefund, Horizons Ventures, RBC Ventures Inc.
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Fund c/o Dark Horizons Elementary School ("Our Children Are Not the Future").
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That is testament to how the club's horizons have retracted in recent years.
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The state's growing Hispanic population has kept it on Democrats' horizons for years.
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It kind of opens up your horizons and makes you feel less alone.
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"I don't know about you, but I'm really liking this 2019 thing so far," New Horizons principal investigator Alan Stern, of the Southwest Research Institute in Boulder, Colorado, said in a press conference following confirmation of New Horizons' successful flyby.
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"Last night, overnight, the United States spacecraft New Horizons conducted the farthest exploration in the history of humankind, and did so spectacularly," New Horizons principal investigator Alan Stern told a news conference at the Johns Hopkins facility in Laurel, Maryland.
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When New Horizons is in an active state, it requires a lot of upkeep.
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Unfortunately, Animal Crossing: New Horizons is delayed until 2020, but it looks incredibly charming.
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Kuiper Belt object Ultima Thule as seen by New Horizons on August 16, 2018.
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"It's really a puzzle," said New Horizons Principal Investigator Alan Stern in a statement.
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The New Horizons team planned their close approach to Ultima Thule during this time.
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New Horizons is now speeding to another target about 1 billion miles from Pluto.
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Artist's depiction of NASA's New Horizons spacecraft flying by the possible binary 269 MU210.
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Artist's depiction of NASA's New Horizons spacecraft flying by the possible binary 2014 MU20153.
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I missed out on a lot of new experiences by not broadening my horizons.
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Images and comments from Thursday's New Horizons news conference were added to this post.
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The Explorer finds Livin Farms broadening its horizons into the world of STEM education.
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These commitments define our approach: · Acquire farmland assets generally with long-term investment horizons.
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That means we can never know what New Horizons is doing in real time.
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Quickly, she started to list off the status of each of New Horizons' subsystems.
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At that time, radio communication from Earth took 4.5 hours to reach New Horizons.
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Images beamed back by the New Horizons spacecraft show a fractured landscape on Charon.
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One such magazine, DX Horizons, ran for a short period in the early 1960s.
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Better signals should enable astrophysicists to differentiate between actual event horizons and light rings.
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This would be the first cloud spotted in photos from the New Horizons haul.
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Ever since that flyby, New Horizons has been plunging farther into the Solar System.
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And the New Horizons team only has one chance to get this flyby right.
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Since New Horizons beamed back photos of Pluto, the question has loomed: What's next?
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Against the common currency EURGBP there will also be little change on those horizons.
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New Horizons Energy is one such company producing gas and fuels out of trash.
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New Horizons scientists are searching for signs of this initial kiss on the surface.
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We wish only the best for each other as we venture towards new horizons.
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New Horizons launched in 2006 and flew by its initial target, Pluto, in 63.
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As GIFs horizons have grown, the platforms for consuming and creating them have shrunk.
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Opportunity to travel or expand your horizons in some way will come this evening.
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But as of Tuesday morning, New Horizons scientists were betting on a single object.
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Any time you can tap into more people and broaden your horizons is fantastic.
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Look beyond your horizons, and don't get too focused on the road you're on.
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NASA's New Horizons team has discovered a chain of mountains covered in methane snow.
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Her Reach Higher Initiative helps students to expand their educational horizons beyond high school.
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The major producers like Brazil, Vietnam, and Colombia need to look for new horizons.
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Far from broadening our horizons, it narrows them to a limited and repetitive range.
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Maybe it's just phrasing: we can ask people to "broaden their horizons," or something.
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New Horizons was about 19.33 billion miles from Earth when these photos were taken.
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But that's not the only object New Horizons will study during the mission extension.
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New Horizons identified and mapped water ice on the surface for the first time.
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Even if some investors have short horizons, tumbling stockmarkets reflect some long-term worries.
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But she soon found herself excited by the chance to broaden her intellectual horizons.
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But it shows that Airbus is looking to expand its horizons for potential customers.
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But they often succumb to the opposite malady: time horizons that are too long.
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"Alpha over short time horizons has become increasingly hard to come by," she said.
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"So stay tuned," Jeff Moore, the New Horizons geology team lead, said on Wednesday.
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MYSTIC "New Horizons in Modern Maritime Art," group show of paintings, drawings and sculptures.
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Playwrights Horizons, Peter Jay Sharp Theater, 1263 West 42nd Street, 212-279-4200, playwrightshorizons.org.
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Playwrights Horizons, Peter Jay Sharp Theater, 13 West 42nd Street, 212-279-4200, playwrightshorizons.org.
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Playwrights Horizons, Peter Jay Sharp Theater, 27873 West 42nd Street, 212-279-4200, playwrightshorizons.org.
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Playwrights Horizons, Peter Jay Sharp Theater, 7963 West 7953nd Street, 7943-7933-7923, playwrightshorizons.org.
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Playwrights Horizons, Peter Jay Sharp Theater, 231 West 2350nd Street, 2342-23422-2342, playwrightshorizons.org.
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The New Horizons mission was extended in 2016 to visit this Kuiper Belt object.
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Many of these artists have risen to prominence after initially expanding their own horizons.
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We'll be eager to explore new corners of the world and broaden our horizons.
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New Horizons was the first mission to explore this "new" type of planetary world.
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Wednesday afternoon's curious new moon in Gemini generates emotional satisfaction from expanding your horizons.
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"I think that what's social media has done has broadened people's horizons," he says.
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Unknown Soldier Tickets Through March 29 at Playwrights Horizons, Manhattan; 212-279-4200, playwrightshorizons.org.
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The New Horizons spacecraft got us to Pluto, which it blasted past in 2015.
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Playwrights Horizons is fielding 10 more requests per month than it did in 2016.
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So it was time to expand my horizons and head further into the site.
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Cakes and especially pastries made with lard and duck fat may open new horizons.
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Ultima Thule, the target of New Horizons, is a cold classical Kuiper belt object.
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Nintendo is currently readying the system for the release of Animal Crossing: New Horizons.
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Having said that, Animal Crossing: New Horizons is a game that comes with baggage.
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It's here that you'll make the first decisions that'll shape your "New Horizons" experience.
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Yesterday I opened the gates to Ella, my island in Animal Crossing: New Horizons.
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Thank you for broadening my horizons, Mr. Agard, and for expecting more of us.
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"Where are the devices that help us learn and expand our horizons?" he said.
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But, they teased, he'd likely be part of New Horizons in a different capacity.
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New Horizons will give you more control over nature than any of its predecessors.
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This could lead to actually producing whole human organs beyond Earth's horizons in space.
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The company is offering free in-home and onsite babysitting services from Bright Horizons.
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Lori Carroll, 45, is the director of a Bright Horizons facility in Worchester, Massachusetts.
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"'Hire for attitude, train for skill' is a saying at Bright Horizons," Kramer said.
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Those two games are about control, and in a way New Horizons is too.
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More than anything, Animal Crossing: New Horizons asks the player what makes a society.
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Tori Sampson makes her Playwrights Horizons debut with a parable of blackness and beauty.
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"It's a technical accomplishment," said S. Alan Stern, the principal investigator for New Horizons.
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How can you make simple changes to your daily routine to broaden your horizons?
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This Cancer season, you're focused on expanding your horizons through your studies and spirituality.
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I think different kinds of products just have different natural time horizons and cycles.
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And now, New Horizons has sent back the first detailed photos of its encounter.
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That requires the kind of deep pockets and longtime horizons that startups rarely have.
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New Horizons came within 7,700 miles of Pluto, following a journey of 9.5 years.
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We went as an experiment to expand our sexual horizons, to grow as individuals.
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"One year, three year, five year, ten year: we have different people looking at different horizons, because if you believe in the ten year horizons and what we are seeing, some of the weirdest food and beverage habits are showing up," says Nooyi.
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"We see what for all the world looks to a lot of our team like a former lake," said New Horizons principal investigator Alan Stern at the Lunar and Planetary Science Conference yesterday, pointing to images taken by the New Horizons probe.
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Previous backers NantMobile, lool Ventures and Horizons Ventures were also part of the new funding.
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But they are the final views New Horizons captured of this far-off, icy world.
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Yes, New Horizons, at nearly 4 billion miles away, you're very, very far from home.
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New Horizons scientists have begun to analyze the first data sent back by the spacecraft.
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The company is backed by Backed Ventures, Loup Ventures, Horizons Alpha and Day One Ventures.
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Secure Horizons et al, U.S. District Court, Central District of California, No. 09-cv-05013.
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Space-based enterprises represent much longer investment horizons with a far greater risk of failure.
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They were concerned that Pluto's small moons had spread dangerous debris across New Horizons' path.
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It will still take until the late 2030s before New Horizons reaches Voyager's distance today.
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I use an arsenal of "rest hacks" that broaden my horizons and energize my spirit.
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NASA's New Horizons has abruptly vanished, while a cult gets ready for a strange future.
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Horizons told TechCrunch in a statement that it would not be affected by the move.
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That's why the New Horizons team set out to see 2014 MU20143 with an occultation.
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It's also a great way to expand your food horizons while giving back — who knows?
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Earlier this year, I mentioned that I'm trying to expand my reading horizons in 2017.
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The data New Horizons collected during the flyby has revolutionized the way scientists understand Pluto.
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The company creates curated dining experiences for time-poor diners looking to expand their horizons.
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Workast, the popular Slack-based task management toolkit, is looking to expand its messaging horizons.
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New Horizons has been in and out of hibernation mode twice since April of 2017.
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The primary task of New Horizons, launched by NASA in 20140, was to explore Pluto.
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The list includes Magma Venture Partners, Horizons Ventures, Kreos Capital, Qualcomm, SanDisk and the Mail.
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If something gets botched, there's no way to turn New Horizons around and try again.
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Correction: Animal Crossing: New Horizons will be released on March 20th, 2020, not March 2nd.
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In France, activists with long-term horizons can make use of double voting rights themselves.
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You should be crossing your fingers that the extended New Horizons mission gets green-lit.
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He explained the Nigerian custom of "spraying," and encouraged his haters to broaden their horizons.
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But as the New Horizons spacecraft got closer, it started detecting signs of an atmosphere.
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A greater variety, meanwhile, means it can offer investors a bigger choice of time horizons.
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HANCOCK: SO WE'RE IN THE BUSINESS OF ENSURING LARGE, COMPLEX RISKS OVER LONG TIME HORIZONS.
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The downlink data rate between New Horizons and Earth is just 500 bits per second.
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Bitcasa had raised just over $20 million, with investors including Andreessen Horowitz and Horizons Ventures.
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If the flyby happens safely, New Horizons will continue on to even more distant objects.
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In true space exploration fashion, let's start locally and expand our horizons universally this week.
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If you think tossing salad only refers to meal prep, let us widen your horizons.
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I'm using horizons that come from relativity, but quantum waves which come from quantum physics.
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This evening, the Sun enters fellow air sign Gemini, encouraging you to broaden your horizons.
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In 2007, it cooperated with NASA's New Horizons, which was on its way to Pluto.
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Or I imagine destinies and horizons that don't happen until after the final credits roll.
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"'The Call' is about adoption, yes," Ms. Barfield said in a 2012 Playwrights Horizons post.
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In 1927, Price moved with her family to Chicago, where her horizons began to expand.
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In his registration, Allaham noted that he paid $50,000 to Blue Diamond Horizons on Nov.
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Now, Animal Crossing: New Horizons, as it's being called, will be released March 20, 2020.
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The Canadian government has long said it wants a way to expand its export horizons.
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This new mom may end up expanding your horizons as much as you do hers.
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This Off Broadway production is being directed by Robert Moss, the founder of Playwrights Horizons.
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It's been a year since NASA's New Horizons spacecraft flew by the icy dwarf planet.
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Playwrights Horizons, Peter Jay Sharp Theater, 416 West 42nd Street, 212-279-4200, playwrightshorizons.org. (Brantley)
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"We are puzzled by almost everything," said Alan Stern, the New Horizons mission's lead scientist.
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The Moon enters fellow water sign Pisces today, Cancer, encouraging you to expand your horizons.
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How do your friendships push you to new horizons, helping you to learn and grow?
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The New Horizons team believes that Sputnik Planum is the result of a giant impact.
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We're a fraction of the way toward the hydrogen shell the Next Horizons have discovered.
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Even at 68, he continues to expand his horizons working with a startup called Trusona.
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This central form radically skews an otherwise traditional landscape, bending our orientation toward other horizons.
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We hope to experiment with new forms of organization and continue to expand our horizons.
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Those things are more coping mechanisms than ways to expand her hippie horizons or whatnot.
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But can't we broaden our horizons to praise those who have inspired in various ways?
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"Working closely with Annette has been a continual broadening of my own horizons," she said.
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Blum was a regular player with Playwrights Horizons, an off-Broadway theater in New York.
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Like most games in the series, New Horizons is meant to be a social experience.
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Like most games in the series, New Horizons is meant to be a social experience.
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Cronan, 38, is a teacher at a Bright Horizons child care center in New York.
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In fact, fake Animal Crossing: New Horizons giveaways are becoming a bit of a meme.
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And outside of Sanders' campaign, progressive Democrats are already shifting their horizons beyond their candidate.
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Animal Crossing: New Horizons is the newest edition of the Animal Crossing franchise from Nintendo.
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This is a book about the power of perspective and the importance of broadening horizons.
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I'm a heavy Spotify user and find that music streaming has broadened my musical horizons.
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Otherwise, you'll be a terrifying avatar from the virtual playground, Horizons, Facebook showed off yesterday.
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"Education kept coming up" in discussions with teachers, said Stephen Kramer, CEO of Bright Horizons.
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For, between the horizons, a ship is making a nocturnal journey across the celestial ocean.
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Iconic Heart Image of Pluto taken by the Long Range Reconnaissance Imager (LORRI) aboard New Horizons, on July 21, 22019 / Image courtesy of NASA/JHUAPL/SwRI Image of Pluto taken by the Long Range Reconnaissance Imager (LORRI) aboard New Horizons, on July 13, 2015 / Image courtesy of NASA/JHUAPL/SwRI Pluto's frozen heart was one of the first interesting features revealed in the initial images sent back from New Horizons during its approach.
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New Horizons scientists think that some of the dwarf planet's blocks of water ice are "floating in that large nitrogen ice reservoir called Sputnik Planum," New Horizons principal investigator Alan Stern said during a presentation at the American Astronomical Society annual meeting on Monday.
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Agrilyst, a platform that makes it easier for indoor farmers to manage their crops based on sensor data, today announced that it has raised a $1.5 million funding round from iSelect Fund, Argonautic Ventures, Horizons Lab (Horizons Venture's seed fund) and Onlan Capital Fund.
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Information from New Horizons is expected to provide researchers with new data about how planets form.
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The flyby required scientists to stretch the capabilities of the New Horizons spacecraft to its limit.
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That car is now a permanent advertisement on the NASA HORIZONS directory of solar system bodies.
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Researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have been a part of the New Horizons team.
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Beyer, for one, suspects the New Horizons data will continue yielding insights for years to come.
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New Horizons only managed to image about three-quarters of the surface of Pluto and Charon.
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These were both informally named after New Horizons' flyby back in 2015, but now they're official.
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This isn't the first time that the New Horizons hazards team has been put to work.
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Employees' compensation ranges from 60% to 100% of their wages, according to the consultancy New Horizons.
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Now it's up to Corsair's designers to make the most out of their expanded design horizons.
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That spacecraft is New Horizons, which famously flew within 22014,269 miles of Pluto in July 22014.
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Spotify's experience shows that algorithms can occasionally nudge people away from hits and expand their horizons.
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After all, you can't exactly top off a New Horizons when it runs low on hydrazine.
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So today's milestone is just the beginning of many exciting things to come for New Horizons.
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Successful investing begins with a plan that accounts for goals, time horizons and risk comfort levels.
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Meanwhile, the New Horizons team will be planning for what happens after the spacecraft wakes up.
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Ultimately, a nap will do New Horizons and its mission operators here on Earth some good.
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New Horizons is expected to have enough juice to function through the mid-to-late 2030s.
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We're close to wrapping up now - the bath has been sealed and my horizons profoundly expanded.
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The mere act of us getting married meant we could open up a whole new Horizons.
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New Horizons spacecraft sends back the first images of Ultima's shape ahead of its historic flyby.
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This gallery relies on long-term loans from other institutions to help broaden the Getty's horizons.
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New Horizons was about 9,850 miles from Pluto when it took these images on July 14.
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Since New Horizons fly by in July 2015, the dwarf planet has been full of surprises.
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New Horizons scientists believe that these iceberg clusters are smaller, less mature versions of nearby mountains.
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Berlin-based startup Number26 just raised a $26 million Series B round led by Horizons Ventures.
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That compared with a 3.8 percent fall in the Horizons Marijuana Life Sciences Index ETF (HMMJ.TO).
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Nintendo has delayed the highly anticipated Switch game Animal Crossing: New Horizons until March 20, 2020.
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Juno is also a cousin of NASA's New Horizons probe, which flew by Pluto last July.
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Soak up some culture at a modern art museum or expand your horizons at the planetarium.
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The water ice discovery came after NASA stitched together two infrared images taken by New Horizons.
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Previously, New Horizons swooped by Pluto in 2015, capturing the icy, mountainous world in unprecedented detail.
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New Horizons is also making its way to a new target 1 billion miles from Pluto.
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He's introducing us to the world, expanding our horizons beyond the cities in which we live.
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Since New Horizons passed Pluto, it has expanded our "backyard in space" by one billion miles.
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Not to mention its overfished depths, ever-warming temperature, and infinite horizons, reminders of death itself.
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We'll know for sure when New Horizons flies by around 12:30AM ET on January 1st.
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At these short horizons, there is hardly any new fundamental information that motivates a portfolio rebalancing.
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He was also inspired to release a new song celebrating New Horizons on New Year's Day.
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Brian May, Queen guitarist and astrophysicist, is also a participating scientist in the New Horizons mission.
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The name Ultima Thule was chosen through a nickname campaign hosted by the New Horizons team.
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New Horizons is now about 3 million miles deeper into the Kuiper Belt than Ultima Thule.
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And corporations don't venture into such vast unfamiliar horizons without the goal of turning a profit.
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But Deyle actually stayed away from that, trying to expand his horizons while he was there.
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Encouraging his bandmates to widen their musical horizons wasn't the only sign of Coxon's growing influence.
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And if you ask us, increased tolerance and widening sexual horizons can only be good things.
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Snapchat is changing its name to Snap and expanding its horizons beyond its core messaging app.
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Ms. Harris is under pressure from liberal activists who are pushing Democrats toward newer, bolder horizons.
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We were joined by another monk-turned-guide, Serd, who runs the Lao Horizons Travel Agency.
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Now, with the Gilmore Award, Mr. Levit will be given a chance to explore new horizons.
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" For Israel of Literaryswag, these expanded horizons imply responsibility: "You know these meetings are a tryout.
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The Animal Crossing: New Horizons Switch and dock are so cute that I want to die.
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Check. A Nintendo Switch so you can play Animal Crossing: New Horizons over your lunch break?
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"Animal Crossing: New Horizons" launched in stores Friday and "Doom Eternal" was available a day earlier.
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There's never been a greater need for the cozy life simulation game Animal Crossing: New Horizons.
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CVS is also providing child- and elder-care benefits through Bright Horizons, the company said Monday.
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Grand Horizons Tickets Through March 1 at the Helen Hayes Theater, Manhattan; 212-541-4516, 2st.com.
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The name "Ultima Thule" was chosen through a nickname campaign hosted by the New Horizons team.
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Interest only increased after the New Horizons spacecraft zipped by it on New Year's Day 2019.
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What I am advocating for is a broadening of horizons as it relates to evaluating candidates.
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NASA's New Horizons mission launched in 2006 to study Pluto, its moons, and other distant objects.
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Today greater variety exists, with different investment funds using varying data sources, time horizons and strategies.
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Horizons Ventures has also put money into the company, while Cathay Bank lent it $30 million.
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The program also utilizes the expertise of EdAssist, an education management company owned by Bright Horizons.
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Some tech leaders are even planning out tech investments for as long as 10-year horizons.
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Unfortunately, Nintendo Switch games, including the new Animal Crossing: New Horizons, aren't looped into the deal.
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Unfortunately, Nintendo Switch games, including the new Animal Crossing: New Horizons, aren't looped into the deal.
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Animal Crossing: New Horizons, Switch Playing this game is like having a sanctuary in your pocket.
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The prediction of New Horizons' closest approach to Ultima Thule was off by only 2 seconds.
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I also love meeting people from all different horizons—we've had people visit from New Zealand.
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Saying that, we're making a very serious effort to broaden our horizons in terms of comparisons.
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Increasingly rich, detailed images of Ultima will start arriving on January 2, but already the deep space object looks elongated, not round, said New Horizons deputy project scientist John Spencer from the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, the Maryland headquarters of the New Horizons program.
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YOU KNOW, I SPENT – WE THINK OF OUR BUSINESS IN THREE, FIVE AND TEN YEAR TIME HORIZONS.
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It has been really exciting for them too because their horizons with whisky have now been extended.
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Saudi citizens have no vote and falling oil income means economic horizons may contract in coming years.
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Image: NASAFor comparison, this is what Pluto looks like today, two years after the New Horizons flyby.
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Since then, the young entrepreneur has been broadening his horizons by partnering with some very prominent entertainers.
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They rounded out a prolific year for stars looking to expand their horizons on the Broadway stage.
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"Zero stands as the far horizon beckoning us on the way horizons do in paintings," he says.
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So that's really what I wrote this song about, as a tribute to the New Horizons team.
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Taken from 120,000 miles behind Pluto by NASA's New Horizons, the shot perfectly captures Pluto's blue haze.
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New Horizons is scheduled to meet up with an object called 210 MU218 on January 22006st, 20143.
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Venus in Sagittarius finds pleasure in exploring distant horizons and getting the lay of the philosophical land.
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ET on Tuesday, required scientists to stretch the capabilities of the New Horizons spacecraft to their limit.
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That is the way of things with the ocean; it is vast and human horizons are close.
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When Campbell came to Silicon Valley, venture capitalists were interested in coaching and had longer-term horizons.
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Ever since New Horizons zipped past Pluto in July, we've marveled over the dwarf planet's complex terrain.
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Word was that he planned to debut a song after midnight, dedicated to the New Horizons mission.
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The best pictures won't come until New Horizons is more or less on top of the object.
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Space. For now this category is reserved for investors with huge balance sheets and very long horizons.
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Much of what New Horizons found during its fly-by of Pluto was both unexpected and spectacular.
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I am proud of that because I think I have broadened their horizons in my own way.
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Data from New Horizons suggests that atmospheric pressure has changed dramatically over the course of Pluto's history.
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New Horizons looked back to the Sun minutes after its Pluto flyby and captured this stunning image.
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The company, founded in 2011, has raised $145 million altogether, including from Emergence Capital and Horizons Ventures.
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New Horizons went through the same process when it conducted its first, more famous flyby in 2015.
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MU69, now nicknamed Ultima Thule, was ideally placed on New Horizons' path out of the Solar System.
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Now, New Horizons is way beyond Pluto, journeying to another object at edge of the Solar System.
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It makes sense to prioritize EVs over AVs, given the relative time horizons and the costs involved.
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Sadly, New Horizons is not going to Quaoar, but it is headed towards an interesting destination nonetheless.
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At that distance, it'll take New Horizons about six hours to transmit its findings back to Earth.
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Between Wednesday and Thursday, the moon moves into Aquarius, inspiring you to learn and broaden your horizons.
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They both know about my situation with C. and E. and encourage me to expand my horizons.
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It's time to expand your horizons and find a server-side language to cut your teeth on.
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Scientists discovered its snowman-like structure after New Horizons began sending images to us here on Earth.
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The New Horizons mission flew by Pluto in 2015 and discovered that it was quite complex, geologically.
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Every opportunity to drink wine will become a way of expanding your horizons and educating your palate.
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"This new image product is just magnetic," Alan Stern, New Horizons principal investigator, said in a statement.
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Investors in Bitcasa include Horizons Ventures, Pelion Venture Partners, First Round Capital, Samsung Ventures and Andreessen Horowitz.
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For instance, New Horizons spotted a few mounds several miles high, with deep holes in their centers.
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Canada's Horizons Marijuana Life Sciences exchange-traded fund (ETF) has slumped 45 percent since its January peak.
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The billionaire said reading is like a vicious cycle that continuously encourages him to expand his horizons.
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The program "gives employees a chance to expand their horizons and have some fun," according to Workday.
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We're also expecting an update to the Forza series, which should be Forza Horizons 3 this year.
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MYSTIC New Horizons in Modern Maritime Art, group show of paintings, drawings and sculptures of the sea.
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On July 14, 2015, the New Horizons spacecraft will zip past Pluto and its five known moons.
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A self-made millionaire, he told voters that "opportunities have never been greater, nor our horizons wider".
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New Horizons spied it at a distance of 1.3 billion miles away on July 13th and 14th.
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The New Horizons scientists, led by Principal Investigator Alan Stern, were ebullient about what they have found.
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MYSTIC"New Horizons in Modern Maritime Art," group show of paintings, drawings and sculptures of the sea.
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But he was also inspired to release a new song celebrating New Horizons on New Year's Day.
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It was staged at Playwrights Horizons the following year, with Schreck playing Theresa, a sunny former actress.
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But more data from New Horizons flyby as it looked back at Ultima Thule could be interesting.
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MYSTIC "New Horizons in Modern Maritime Art," group show of paintings, drawings and sculptures of the sea.
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Razer has been involved with Horizons Ventures in the last several months on the investing front, too.
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The city recently paid for the installation of the software at Playwrights Horizons, an Off Broadway nonprofit.
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But with long-term — even infinite — time horizons, university endowments should be able to withstand market volatility.
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Produced at Playwrights Horizons in association with Page 73, A Strange Loop is a title with history.
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A Strange Loop continues through July 28 at Playwrights Horizons (416 West 42nd Street, Midtown West, Manhattan).
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New Horizons revealed it to be an incredible, dynamic world with a beautiful heart-shaped icy plane.
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On Tuesday that same probe, New Horizons, will provide a closeup of the farthest object ever visited.
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He had left England seeking brighter horizons and by the late 1800s was living in Southern California.
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Animal Crossing: New Horizons isn't a game that dazzles or gets the heart racing, that's for sure.
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Shimkus called Playwrights Horizons and was told no one by the name of Allison Mossie worked there.
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New York (CNN Business)Nintendo released "Animal Crossing: New Horizons" and Bethesda launched "Doom Eternal," on Friday.
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His new play, "Log Cabin," at Playwrights Horizons, would seem on its surface to be less adventurous.
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It opens up horizons that the company's women are ready for, and shifts traditional depictions of power.
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Having admired Wohl's "Small Mouth Sounds," Alexander signed onto "Grand Horizons" within hours of reading the script.
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But if you thought Trump was planning to read something that might broaden his horizons, think again.
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Last October, they arranged for a weeklong workshop at Playwrights Horizons that was often raw and tearful.
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Some of the schools exist not only to broaden horizons, but to shore up languages and cultures.
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Animal Crossing's upcoming Switch debut, New Horizons, is the first mainline Animal Crossing game in eight years.
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Photo: Adam Clark Estes (Gizmodo)Sonos is expanding its horizons with a rugged new portable outdoor speaker.
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During that time she will be working full-time at Bright Horizons and taking classes at night.
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Impossible also counts Google Ventures, Khosla Ventures, Horizons Ventures and Singapore-based investment firm Temasek as investors.
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She's a Klutzy Konfessionalist with an ever-longer-breathed narrative drive, propelling toward unexpected horizons and subjects.
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The agitators and audiences for these new fixes have an ulterior motive for expanding their horizons, too.
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Some of the schools exist not only to broaden horizons, but to shore up languages and cultures.
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Still, you need those resources for the best part of New Horizons, which is building a community.
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Dr. May's new song, "New Horizons," was written for the occasion at the request of Dr. Stern.
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Jack White would do well to sit up and listen, and maybe broaden his horizons a little.
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Especially in an industry with 20- to 50-year investment horizons, that makes planning much more difficult.
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Clinton, with more modest horizons, stands a good chance of having a moderately successful, moderately popular term.
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The spacecraft New Horizons, which flew by Pluto last year, flies at around 33,000 miles per hour.
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As a result, these works represent stunning fields of color which do a number of things: often covering over and/or actually seeming to hide the images, as in, for example, Lost Horizons 2, and Lost Horizons 47 in her new show at the Clyde Beswick's CB1 Gallery.
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Taken together, the labors of this Roosevelt-Lodge partnership forged the reputation of their Republican Party as the exponent of a more vigorous, forceful and outward-looking foreign policy, in contrast to the Democrats' narrower horizons and embrace of traditional isolation — horizons that Wilson would do much to expand.
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First, New Horizons will have to figure out exactly where 2014 MU69 is in the sky, says Bowman.
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J, has been looking to do some reverse colonization, expanding the international horizons of the designers it sponsors.
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Steve Hawkins, CEO of Horizons ETFs, which offers the fund, says weed is a booming industry in Canada.
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You know soil horizons—the layers of material beneath the earth's surface, each varying in texture and color?
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It will take 20 months, according to NASA, for New Horizons to send back all of its data.
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The New Horizons team thought it was an apt term for MU69, the spacecraft's next target beyond Pluto.
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Scientists on NASA's New Horizons mission have discovered what looks like a giant "bite mark" on Pluto's surface.
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You can broaden your wine horizons on a budget by attending free tastings at your local retail store.
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Another aspect of Jupiter's time in Scorpio is about you expanding your horizons, traveling, and studying at school.
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Kuiper Belt object Ultima Thule, or (22019) 212 MU1, as seen by New Horizons on August 16, 2018.
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The New Horizons probe, which flew by Pluto in July 2015 , has been in hibernation mode since Dec.
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No matter what kind of gap year you end up going with, it's going to expand your horizons.
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Quick: But if you have $86 billion, if it doesn't change your standards, it certainly broadens your horizons.
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So, we expand the horizons for our kids and expose them to how great the city can be.
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The FBI will also search for evidence to narrow the time and location horizons of the alleged incident.
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The New Horizons team has recently submitted a proposal to extend its mission, titled Kuiper Belt Extended Mission.
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Basketball not only provides children an opportunity to visit towns beyond their normal horizons, but also teaches values.
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New Horizons wooshed by Pluto in 2015, and flew by a Kuiper Belt object in December of 2018.
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New Horizons was designed to last for years after the flyby, and the vehicle is still fully operational.
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In August, New Horizons should start taking photos of the far-off object as it flies ever closer.
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He explained that investors are shuffling down the risk curve into safer assets and shrinking their investing horizons.
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Inspired to learn more, Lucie decided to expand her horizons and try her hand at some new skills.
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And even though many savers have long horizons, their fund managers only look three to five years ahead.
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MU69 was perfectly positioned so that New Horizons could whiz past the object on its journey beyond Pluto.
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We really won't know for sure until just a day or two before New Horizons reaches Ultima Thule.
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But that doesn't mean there's no space to broaden your horizons and switch things up now and again.
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In July, the New Horizons team briefly spotted 2014 MU69 as it passed in front of a star.
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Mothers are also seen as less devoted to their jobs, according to a recent study by Bright Horizons.
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So, it was really this malevolent hand that changed the course of my life and my professional horizons?
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The performance records for virtually all alt fund categories across three- and five-year horizons are equally bad.
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These observations were compared with additional information gathered by the New Horizons spacecraft flyby of Pluto in 2015.
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Image Credit: NASAWhen New Horizons zipped past Pluto on July 14th, 2015, it collected a lot of data.
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Sagittarius wants to explore; with your ruling planet in this sign, you'll be ready to expand your horizons.
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"They make the area safer for us, they watch out for us," said Roseline Waseem of Horizons Femmes.
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We are long-term investors and we don't invest on the short time horizons that I'm highlighting here.
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"I've been involved in Horizons pretty much since birth," she tells PEOPLE during a phone conversation this week.
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But unlike the whiplash New Horizons flyby mission, this plan calls for a stop at the dwarf planet.
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While it zoomed by, New Horizons tried to gather as much information as it could about the rock.
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Since then, New Horizons has gradually closed in on the rock, guided by the team back on Earth.
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Scientists adapted CRISPR's identification capabilities into the groundbreaking gene-editing process, opening up vast new horizons for research.
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But when New Horizons zipped past Pluto, it detected no traces of a magnetic field or auroral activity.
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The wall must remain a plain surface and must not be broken by the presentation of limitless horizons.
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Economic growth, as well as the expanded horizons that come with a connected, globalized world, fuel rising expectations.
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All the freedom she'd experienced in the fall, that giddy sense of new horizons, all that was gone.
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It has narrowed everyone's horizons in Whitehall so they're not thinking about the big things in the world.
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But nobody, not even New Horizons' mission scientists, will be able to monitor the event in real time.
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As the horizons slowly shift beneath them, the sun and moon remain austere constants from rise to set.
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New Horizons, however, has already successfully flown just 2,200 miles from Ultima's surface, precisely at 12:33 a.m.
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The data is provided by the Jet Propulsion Lab's HORIZONS System which tracks objects in our solar system.
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Everyone remembers the Curiosity rover on Mars, for instance, or the New Horizons spacecraft that flew by Pluto.
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"Women, and primarily working mothers, are being treated differently," said Maribeth Bearfield, Bright Horizons' chief human resources officer.
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Even in markets with long time horizons, however, homebuying may not be the best choice for younger Americans.
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Testing the limits of an unorthodox strategy Trump's narrowing political horizons are also reflected in his political strategy.
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But it is of less use to people in government, or to companies, whose time horizons are longer.
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As a result of the recovery, others—probably Cassini or New Horizons, Lakdawalla said—could have missed out.
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"The essence of the American character is to explore new horizons and to tame new frontiers," he said.
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The kinds of scientific insights that New Horizons' flyby of Ultima Thule will garner are currently beyond evaluation.
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Now, she's expanding her horizons further by introducing a collaboration with the Nigerian-born clothing designer Duro Olowu.
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"The group must vary and open up towards different horizons," Chief Executive Remo Ruffini said in the statement.
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"Now we can definitely say that Ultima Thule is red," said Carly Howett, a New Horizons planetary scientist.
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But once the data from the New Horizons probe was transmitted to Earth, a different picture was revealed.
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What draws the photographic eye to cars buried in snowdrifts, white-on-white horizons, or a frozen tundra?
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In 1995 he recorded a fake poetry slam promotional video for use in "The Monogamist" at Playwrights Horizons.
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His unorthodox attempts to broaden their horizons caused the superintendent of schools to fire him after a year.
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All proceeds from the Bandcamp sales of the songs will go to the non-profit organization Safe Horizons.
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The IOC could take advantage of this and start awarding Olympics on shorter time horizons, not longer ones.
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The New Horizons spacecraft took the first up-close snapshots of Pluto as it flew by in 2015.
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S. Alan Stern, the principal investigator of New Horizons, declined to make predictions of what will be discovered.
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Signs of these flows were detected by NASA's New Horizons spacecraft when it studied the planet in 2015.
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That's the subject of "Noura," a new play by Heather Raffo, directed by Joanna Settle for Playwrights Horizons.
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A Strange Loop Through July 7 at the Mainstage Theater of Playwrights Horizons, Manhattan; 212-564-1235, playwrightshorizons.org.
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Like "The Jungle," at St. Ann's Warehouse, and "Noura," at Playwrights Horizons, "Nassim" is a play about displacement.
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This week, New Horizons will continue in that legacy of inquisitiveness, soft-power projection and pure scientific exploration.
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Horizons typically provides tutorials, guidance and other material related to information security—in short, a tech help desk.
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"Public sector employment subsidies tend to have negligible or even negative impacts at all horizons," the study concludes.
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We believe this will take hold in both commercial and passenger vehicles, although possibly on different time horizons.
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Animal Crossing: New Horizons is just around the corner, and the enthusiastic fandom for the game is elated.
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Its album "Heartless," released in March, continues to expand the horizons visible from beneath doom's bleary, black umbrella.
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A musician's death — or, sometimes, an actor's death — breaks people from their music habits and expands their horizons.
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"Animal Crossing: New Horizons" was released on Friday, marking the fifth installment in Nintendo's popular life-simulator series.
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I proceeded to play Animal Crossing: New Horizons on my Nintendo Switch for the next 12 hours straight.
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Jenny Giering is a theater composer who has written music for Chicago Shakespeare Theater, Playwrights Horizons and others.
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Mission managers can still tweak the flyby time of the New Horizons spacecraft by a couple of hours.
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When I saw "For Peter Pan" at Playwrights Horizons, where it wraps up its run on Sunday, Oct.
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NASA's New Horizons mission launched in 2016 to explore Pluto and other icy objects in the Kuiper Belt.
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Heroes of the Fourth Turning is in performance at Playwrights Horizons in New York City until November 17.
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Behind the figures, generally flat horizons divide the backgrounds into two colors conjuring abstraction at its most severe.
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And we've learned so much more about Pluto after NASA's New Horizons spacecraft flew past it in 2015.
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A former Air Force lieutenant colonel, he was previously the director of Air University's Space Horizons Task Force.
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New Horizons spent 15 minutes flying close to the dwarf planet and collecting as much information as possible.
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"He'll want to have resolution with the U.S., but it doesn't hurt to broaden your horizons," said Peterson.
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I have taken so many screenshots of my Animal Crossing: New Horizons character just sitting among the butterflies.
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New Horizons will also make long-distance images of other small worlds there to compare with Ultima Thule.
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The images were recorded while the New Horizons spacecraft was moving at more than 32,000 miles per hour.
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"If we push ourselves when we're uncomfortable, we broaden our horizons and become stronger for it," he says.
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Images captured by New Horizons' array picked up the spectral fingerprints of unusually clean ice all over Hydra.
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NASA's New Horizons spacecraft has sent back the last bit of data from its 2015 flyby of Pluto.
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New Horizons gave us our first taste of the science we can expect from this virtually unexplored region.
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NASA is currently evaluating the proposal and we should know the fate of New Horizons by this summer.
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NASA Captures Impossible Glimpse of Kuiper Belt Object Billions of Miles AwayIn about a year and a half from now, the New Horizons Spacecraft will whiz past a distant Kuiper…Read more Read"This new finding is simply spectacular," New Horizons' principal investigator, Alan Stern, said in a press release.
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"Our team is already deep into planning and simulations of our upcoming flyby of Ultima Thule and excited that New Horizons is now back in an active state to ready the bird for flyby operations, which will begin in late August," New Horizons principal investigator Alan Stern said in the statement.
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On April 2, the New Horizons spacecraft reached the halfway point between Pluto and MU69, a Kuiper Belt object.
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Where mountains meet the plain Telfer and his colleagues analyzed the imagery New Horizons captured during its epic flyby .
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It was felt in the outer Solar System as NASA's New Horizons spacecraft was still en route to Pluto.
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That core tenet can never be lost, but it can and must travel along with new horizons in mapping.
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When New Horizons passed by Pluto back in 2015, it captured dune-looking features just beside a mountain range.
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BECKY QUICK: But if you have $86 billion, if it doesn't change your standards, it certainly broadens your horizons.
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The students saw themselves in her and you could see their horizons widening right in front of your face.
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New Horizons transmits over a slow radio link, so we received about three to four images at a time.
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NASA's New Horizons explorer successfully "phoned home" after a journey to the most distant world ever explored by humankind.
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Secondly, these images are now the most distant ever taken from Earth (New Horizons just broke its own record).
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On January 1, 2019, New Horizons will visit Ultima Thule, the distant Kuiper Belt object also known as MU69.
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So Pluto fans need not worry —it won't be the last incredible Pluto photo we see from New Horizons.
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When New Horizons gets to MU269, it'll be the furthest Solar System encounter ever made by a space probe.
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The New Horizons team has also found some evidence for a subsurface ocean that may still exist within Pluto.
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Recently, he's broadened his horizons by offering an Argentine-style chorizo and is currently looking into doing Spanish-style.
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" It is flat world, roughly square, with four horizons, a place "where time is circular and space is paradoxical.
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"It really is like finding a needle in a haystack," New Horizons scientist Hal Weaver said in a statement.
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The best New Horizons images of Pluto had a resolution of about 230 feet per pixel, according to Zangari.
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I made it a point to talk with some of the New Horizons team members I had interviewed before.
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The company announced today that it has closed a $6 million round of seed funding led by Horizons Ventures.
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To be an island is to be other—at once prone to insularity and to seeing horizons more clearly.
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Another big surprise from the New Horizons flyby: the upper atmosphere is much colder and denser than we expected.
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The arrival of hundreds of thousands of poor Arabs and Africans in recent years has broadened its strategic horizons.
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New Horizons will spend up to 20 months downlinking all of the data it gathers on New Year's Day.
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So while the New Horizons team prepped for Pluto, they also searched the sky for the spacecraft's second destination.
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But knowing the object's size and shape will help the New Horizons team better plan for the spacecraft's flyby.
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We still don't know for sure, and the new images from New Horizons don't give us much more clarity.
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Just four months remain until New Horizons and OSIRIS-REx get up-close views of their deep space destinations.
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That record was set in November, when New Horizons observed JR693 from a distance of over 170 million miles.
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Indeed, fall is the ideal opportunity to broaden your horizons label-wise and give Zara a much-needed break.
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There is no academic consensus regarding what determines economic fortunes over long time horizons, important though the question is.
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Macron faced a reality check of scepticism from leaders wary of his talk of ambitious "horizons" for the continent.
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One year after New Horizons' historic flyby, here are some of the most surprising things we've learn about Pluto.
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For example, by that time, Animal Crossing: New Horizons will be available, if that's a game you're interested in.
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When NASA finally launched the New Horizons spacecraft in 2006, it placed one of those stamps inside the vessel.
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And moviegoers broaden their horizons, checking things out that they wouldn't normally schlep out and buy a ticket for.
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Meanwhile, New Horizons is on a new mission, millions of miles on the other side of the dwarf planet.
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"We really wanted to emphasize that connection between your real and in-game lives in New Horizons," said Kyogoku.
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The birthplace of the Horizons National program is the New Canaan Country School Williams attended in her formative years.
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Exactly one year ago on Thursday, NASA's New Horizons spacecraft made its historic flyby of Pluto and its moons.
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Correction: A previous version referred to New Horizons as an orbiter in the second paragraph; it was a flyby.
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Since it's initial flyby, the images captured by New Horizons continue to reveal new characteristics about the dwarf planet.
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The icy valleys of Pluto's north pole shimmer in a new NASA photo taken by the New Horizons spacecraft.
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What HD maps give self-driving cars is the ability to anticipate turns and junctions far beyond sensors' horizons.
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In July 2015, NASA's New Horizons spacecraft passed by Pluto for a few hours after its 10-year journey.
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Apart from documentary shorts, Bright Future Horizons displays the group members' work journals, motivational posters, mining tools, and maps.
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Even so, it's one of the best ways we've seen to broaden your comics horizons without a big investment.
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Focus on other fronts, like the Philippines, North Africa, or even Italy could expand the horizons of the conflict.
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But this time, New Horizons will get even closer to 2014 MU69 than it did during the first flyby.
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Google wants to broaden your horizons — and maybe put some "fake news" to rest — with its updated News app.
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These deep-rooted relations have enabled our Western counterparts over time to widen their horizons both culturally and geopolitically.
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The internet has expanded their horizons, even if the government shuts out many foreign websites and quashes dissenting voices.
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Juno, NASA's biggest outer-planet spacecraft venture since New Horizons, has proven that solar power can match nuclear power.
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GUNDLACH: I THINK WE COULD, THESE SOHN RECOMMENDATIONS ARE ARBITRARILY JUDGED ON ONE-YEAR HORIZONS, WHICH IS PRETTY STRANGE.
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If the risk of an economic recession is low, investors will rationally extend their forecast horizons for growth stocks.
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In fact, his fascination with horizons was born in New England in 1955, when he visited the Atlantic coast.
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His images, from ferocious typhoons to peaceful horizons, have become a magnet for more than 1 million Twitter followers.
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A theater review on Tuesday about "A Life," at Playwrights Horizons in Manhattan, misstated a cast member's given name.
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With better guidance and communication from government, companies will face greater regulatory certainty and invest over longer time horizons.
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The New Horizons spacecraft, which performed a flyby of Pluto in 2015, passed Ultima Thule on New Year's Day.
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Once scientists gather all the data from New Horizons, they will be able to better piece together the clues.
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The gaming startup has raised more than $600 million from top investors like Softbank, Andreessen Horowitz and Horizons Ventures.
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Funded by Horizons Ventures (DeepMind, Waze, Zoom, Facebook), Tim Draper, David Cheriton of Stanford (first investor in Google), etc.
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Using government policy to promote long-term horizons in corporate America would promote an insidious form of government cronyism.
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Sarah Ruhl takes an absurdist look at our desire for eternal youth in this season opener for Playwrights Horizons.
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By then Pelton had been firmly in control of her arsenal of stars, vessels and horizons for several years.
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"Animal Crossing: New Horizons" finally launched on Friday after much anticipation, and the timing could not have been better.
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Establishing periodic reviews as natural breaking points for the rules of the game would certainly shorten investors' time horizons.
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They will be marketed to a primarily female audience, although that could include men willing to broaden their horizons.
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Continuing to broaden his horizons, Mr. Frost will become the chief conductor of the Swedish Chamber Orchestra next season.
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Eastern, NASA's New Horizons spacecraft will pass within about 2,200 miles of a mysterious icy world called Ultima Thule.
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Trilobites The icy rock that NASA's New Horizons spacecraft flew past on New Year's Day is coming into focus.
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On Pluto and Charon, the largest moon of Pluto, New Horizons saw fewer small craters than had been expected.
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Italy's capital of fashion and design is expanding its horizons as new cultural projects open in former industrial zones.
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For investors with long horizons, "rebalancing is an excellent strategy," said Chris Brightman, chief investment officer for Research Affiliates.
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This month, MU69 again passed in front of a star, and New Horizons dispatched observers to Senegal and Colombia.
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He's currently the playwright-in-residence with the Tow Foundation at Playwrights Horizons, where he is also under commission.
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You can listen to our full podcast episode where we answer listener questions about Animal Crossing: New Horizons below!
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She's his first cousin, though the distance between her opportunity horizons and his could be measured in light years.
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Her musical director Wally Harper encouraged her to widen her horizons, swing lightly and dip into jazz and blues.
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Becoming a reader grows our horizons, our appetite for the good, the true and the beautiful, and our empathy.
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As fundamental investors with longer time horizons, "we try not to be distracted by the political noise," he said.
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Gladwell explains that travel can open a person's horizons and give them a more sophisticated understanding of the world.
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New Horizons is the probe that flew by Pluto on July 22014, 269, and beamed back those amazing pictures.
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So for us it's really time horizons of 5 to 10 years based on which we look at investment.
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The dances, performed by a group of 12, explore issues dealing with ideas of displacement, home and new horizons.
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Tell students that "Hamlet" is a study in the horizons of personal liberation, and they will fall away, puzzled.
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People put themselves into boxes, so the social worker in me wants to say to them, 'Expand your horizons.
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Charon's size and proximity to Pluto were two of the main reasons astronomers wanted to send New Horizons there.
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"We on the New Horizons team owe a big debt of gratitude to Jim Christy for his landmark discovery."
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The animation of Arrokoth below was released last week, compiled from the data New Horizons gathered during its flyby.
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Of course, when you get to this point in the cycle, people start pushing out their horizons, you know.
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The Horizons Marijuana Life Sciences Index ETF (HMMJ) tracks companies' activities in the marijuana industry, and as of Sept.
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Humanity visited Pluto for the first time in 2015, when NASA's New Horizons probe flew by the dwarf planet.
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Even in the midst of the shutdown, the New Horizons mission was still considered an "essential" activity of government.
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Black-and-white works by Robert Ryman, Richard Serra and Joseph Beuys suggest bombs, white light and flattened horizons.
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Article of the Day Before reading the article: What have you heard or read about NASA's New Horizons spacecraft?
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For some, new horizons in matters of sexuality and sexual identity offer opportunity; for others, discomfort and fear predominate.
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I usually buy everything I need at the co-op, but this time I had to broaden my horizons.
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In the most extreme circumstances of this simple climate model, which was developed using data from New Horizons, "the pressure and temperature are high enough that liquids may have existed on the surface of Pluto, liquid nitrogen, in the past," New Horizons principal investigator Alan Stern said during a press conference Monday.
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André Bishop, who produced "March of the Falsettos" at Playwrights Horizons, is now the artistic director of Lincoln Center Theater.
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New Horizons, the mission that showed us Pluto's icy heart, is whizzing into the outer reaches of the Solar System.
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Not only does it relieve fatigue and stress, but it can also expand one's horizons and have long-lasting benefits.
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An image of the Tenzing Montes peaks on Pluto created with New Horizons data and released on July 10, 2018.
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Thankfully, their search yielded nothing, and New Horizons was allowed to stay along its intended path through the Plutonian system.
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New Horizons is now set to beam back some pretty important data, with some updates expected in the coming hours.
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New Horizons principal investigator Alan Stern responded to concerns over the term's alternate meaning at a press conference on Wednesday.
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The work was performed over a two-year period as the data from New Horizons slowly trickled back to Earth.
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On New Year's Day 269, New Horizons will zip past MU269, and by all accounts we're in for a treat.
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NASA's New Horizons spacecraft flew past the tiny frozen world called 2014 MU69, or Ultima Thule, early on Tuesday morning.
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"It's great that we finally have [a] formal naming scheme," New Horizons scientist Simon Porter said via Twitter direct message.
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Politicians operate in very short-term horizons, whether catering to the electorate or to the interests of funders and donors.
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It's never too late to expand your horizons, and if you can do it on the cheap, all the better.
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Go deeper: NASA's New Horizons phones home after flyby of Ultima Thule NASA is about to make space exploration history
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Horizons Ventures, Expa, Spotify founders Daniel Ek and Martin Lorentzon and Hugo Barra from Xiaomi also participated in the round.
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When New Horizons flies by Ultima Thule, it will be humanity's first up-close look at this kind of world.
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Just because the IAU has accepted the New Horizons naming themes doesn't mean the informal titles automatically become official, though.
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And each batch of photos that New Horizons sends back from the flyby helps refine our image of 2014 MU69.
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Proceeds are helping the company broaden its horizons with the launch in November of a new payments service, Ola Money.
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This image was taken from 10,000 miles (17,000 kilometers) above Pluto's surface during the New Horizons flyby on July 14th.
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The New Horizons probe collected so much data that Earth is going to continue downlinking it until August of 2016.
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As a result, their time horizons and exit desires are not as rigid or exorbitant as those of institutional capital.
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In 2017, New Horizons scientists were able to observe Ultima Thule as it passed in front of a background star.
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The images are six times better than the resolution seen on the global Pluto map that New Horizons obtained earlier.
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"The Kuiper Belt is just a scientific wonderland," Alan Stern, principal investigator of the New Horizons mission, said on Sunday.
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If that doesn't speak to the drive and ingenuity of the New Horizons science team, I don't know what does.
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It's been two years since NASA's research spacecraft, New Horizons, zoomed past Pluto on its never-ending voyage into space.
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Then in October, New Horizons will fire its thrusters and perform the first of seven maneuvers to change is trajectory.
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We'll know for sure when New Horizons gets close, and thankfully its cameras will stay powered on for a while.
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Through the eyes of New Horizons, we got our first good look at Pluto, and what we saw astonished us.
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Although it's not included in the planet book, it has its own special edition commemorating the successful New Horizons missions.
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It'll take about 20 months for New Horizons to send back all of the information it's gathered on Ultima Thule.
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Up until now, the New Horizons team has only been able to track 2014 MU69 with the Hubble Space Telescope.
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"This new finding is simply spectacular," Alan Stern, the principal investigator of the New Horizons mission, said in a statement.
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That navy was a defensive force that aimed to ward off seaborne threats, not to project power over far horizons.
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It could have drawbacks—exposing the firm to investors with short time horizons or to activists hostile to fossil fuels.
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Far out in our solar system we check out the latest object visited by the New Horizons probe, 2014 MU69.
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These are just initial results, and the scientists will be downlinking data from New Horizons for at least another year.
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Instead of coal-fired power plants, the horizons are now dotted with wind turbines and fields full of solar panels.
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Why is Horizons National important to you, and why do you think our readers should be excited about it, too?
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Domestic priorities, set by Egypt's dominant military establishment, have also narrowed the horizons for Cairo's diplomacy, a Western diplomat said.
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Rome, conference on "Inclusive Growth: New Horizons for the Future of Italy" with OECD Secretary General Angel Gurria (1245 GMT).
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These are just the initial shots, and New Horizons will be sending its data back for more than a year.
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It broadened my musical horizons, freed me from my self-imposed nerd prison, and above all, taught me to trust.
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The Horizons Medical Marijuana Life Sciences exchange-traded fund is comprised of 14 stocks, allowing investors to diversify their risk.
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By analyzing data and images returned by the New Horizons spacecraft, scientists determined that these icebergs are actually very large.
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On January 1 2019, New Horizons is set to visit 2014 MU69, a Kuiper Belt object approximately 20 miles long.
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"It is also one of the perks of the field of Assyriology that it offers such wide horizons," Frahm said.
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Your planetary ruler, love-stricken Venus, enters curious Gemini on Tuesday— you'll want to expand your horizons at this time.
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With meals like roasted onion miso ramen and honey-rhubarb chicken, you'll expand your dining horizons and your cooking skills.
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"We must broaden our horizons," Graco Ramirez, president of Mexico's National Conference of Governors, told Xinhua, China's state news agency.
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Scientists will continue to learn more from this photo of Pluto and others sent back to Earth from New Horizons.
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The mission team designed New Horizons so that it could store as much information about Pluto as quickly as possible.
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But Sanders is betting that after a decade of disappointing economic performance, voters can be persuaded to broaden their horizons.
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The New Horizons spacecraft will fly by dwarf planet 2014MU69 (MU2023 for short), which lies 5 billion miles from Earth.
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With the New Horizons visit to MU69, we can share a great sense of accomplishment with the rest of humanity.
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Even if you don't end up loving it, at least you're attempting to expand your horizons – that's decidedly not stale.
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After the encounter with Pluto, New Horizons would have been lucky to have encountered a second world half as impressive.
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The exploration of MU69 by New Horizons will allows to us understand more about the origins of our solar system.
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It is not too late for President Trump to broaden and lengthen the horizons with regard to his China policy.
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The controllers put New Horizons back in working order within a few days, and the flyby occurred without a hitch.
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His English lyrics sketch out everyday intimacies, while his Spanish ones are often filled with distant horizons and smeary abstraction.
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As clubs have become ever more internationalist, seeking out new markets on new horizons, a sense of dislocation has grown.
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New Horizons was launched with a very high velocity and was not intended to tarry too long in Pluto's vicinity.
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For every lover whose horizons expand, there's one who wants gratifications as anodyne and tidily packaged as fast-food meals.
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College is all about expanding your horizons, but if you look up in history, the clique is imposed on you.
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You really want to expand your horizons by going somewhere far away—whether that means escaping via book or airplane.
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Prior to New Horizons, our best picture of Pluto was a grainy, blurry image provided by the Hubble Space Telescope.
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With widening students' horizons in mind, Noble Impact offers courses at eStem High, a charter school in Little Rock, Ark.
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Some of the network's first members are well-established companies today: Bright Horizons, Ben & Jerry's, Stonyfield Farm and Seventh Generation.
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It means the suspicion that Americans whose cultural and geographic horizons are broader than America's borders are deficient in patriotism.
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After Riordan made Greek and Norse mythology accessible to young readers, his new venture broadens its horizons to underrepresented folklore.
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Watch too many big studio comic book and animated movies, and you can feel your horizons closing in around you.
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Overnight tonight, the New Horizons spacecraft will fly by a small world called Ultima Thule — an auspicious beginning to 2019.
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From Rich's early poems, one simply couldn't have extrapolated the wide horizons she'd reach for just a few years later.
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Those classes left the biggest impressions on me as they opened my horizons to novel (for me) ways of thinking.
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The money will endow the settlement's Expanded Horizons College Success Program, which helps disadvantaged students prepare for and complete college.
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Stepping from the seaplane onto my new deserted island in Animal Crossing: New Horizons, it was hard not to smile.
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Instead, the $9 million from Horizons, and previous investors like Makers Fund, will be used to steadily grow the business.
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Friday marked the release of "Animal Crossing: New Horizons," the fifth installment in the adorable life simulator series by Nintendo.
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The conveyor belt helped me expand my horizons and try varieties of cheese that I would never usually go for.
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The diversity helped me expand my horizons, and get around to trying some new products I&aposd been eyeing anyway.
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