It's clear there's a portal of sorts hovering over Naido.
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Hovering over the show is the spectre of creeping doom.
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This is not the only controversy hovering over the hotel.
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Halvorson, however, is sure to be hovering over Shuster's head.
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Hovering over them all was the ghost of Roy Cohn.
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But it's annoying to have someone hovering over my plate.
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But the cursor changes depending on what you're hovering over.
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Hovering over the account is the abolitionist martyr John Brown.
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The vultures have been hovering over Monaco for some time.
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Hovering over all these issues is the platforms' gargantuan scale.
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It's a nice moment; one KUWTK reveals Jordyn was hovering over.
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Hovering over Powell is Trump, who tapped him for the job.
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Instead, after hovering over Dallas, it was diverted to Oklahoma City.
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Hovering over a region will also bring up the exact number.
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Users can try hovering over the HD button and switching to 240p.
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And I always imagined Katie, like, hovering over me, wagging her finger.
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The ESA's Cryo-Sat satellite, hovering over our rapidly disappearing ice sheets.
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Footage aired on TV showed the drone hovering over the playing field.
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Think of them like a guardian angel hovering over your digital self.
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The millennial gloom hovering over such a project is surely no accident.
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Hovering over the book like a ghost is the "original" Bob-story.
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A new, trendy pizza shop was hovering over him like … the raven!
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With Jupiter hovering over you, you are totally protected by good luck.
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It's an insoluble moral problem, hovering over a simple bit of conversation.
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And you will not see Berlin parents hovering over their little ones.
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But more controversial measures will also be hovering over the June meeting.
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Bloch keep escalating the tension, the threat of mayhem always hovering over
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The third-base umpire Jerry Meals, hovering over the bag, signaled safe.
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My hand is hovering over the delete button now, but I'm hesitating.
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AS: Hujar's influence was like a spiritual aura hovering over this work.
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No longer friendly and helpful, he stood hovering over me, intimidating me.
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He awoke to his cousin hovering over him with his pants down.
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Hovering over all of this is the specter of Trump's ties to Russia.
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The smog hovering over many major cities is not just an unhealthy inconvenience.
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Don't pretend like you're cursor isn't hovering over that "Add to Cart" button.
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Withings' WiFi-connected thermometer, Thermo, ($99.95) is used by hovering over the skin.
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One scene shows the boys' father Jose hovering over Erik sleeping in bed.
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You play as a massive disembodied hand, hovering over a colorful cubic city.
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"The tornado was hovering over the house," Amanda Woodley, Bledsoe's granddaughter, told CNN.
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My mom wasn't hovering over me as much as when we were traveling.
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When hovering over the graph's data points, the website or app is revealed.
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With doctors and nurses hovering over her, everything became both hazy and chaotic.
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Another ladder accessed a 5,000-pound-bell, now quiet, hovering over the space.
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Harambe had the boy between his legs and was hovering over him, she said.
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In Sarah's sleep, they come to her, hovering over her bed with vicious taunts.
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Then, rise onto your toes, so that your knees are hovering over the floor.
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Explore the data by sorting by deal size and hovering over each bar below.
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We saw Mi-28s constantly hovering over the Hmeymim base while we were there.
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The series of posters all feature a large alien spaceship hovering over different cities.
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You can customize it by hovering over the Profile menu and selecting Edit Profile.
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The Sun's cover on Thursday showed an image of the sun hovering over Earth.
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It's a baby's fat hand hovering over the blushing coils of a toaster oven.
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But don't expect answers to the many questions hovering over the troubled internet company.
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The other dark cloud hovering over the Chinese economy has drifted in from overseas.
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How much, if at all, will be a question hovering over the 2019 season.
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With the plant scheduled to shutter in 2021, a shadow is hovering over Buchanan.
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There's burning patience in the third movement Fugue, and mystery hovering over the Finale.
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I stopped hovering over him as he slept and tending to every peep he made.
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But there's also a dark cloud hovering over that ginormous pile of cash we'e spending.
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A cloud is hovering over the chip space that some say is about to burst.
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The other question hovering over the film is how much longer Indian Point can last.
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WATCH: There was an ever-present sense of discipline hovering over you on every shift.
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Hovering over the performance was the very real truth that these acts are lived experiences.
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I stared at my phone, my finger hovering over the send button," he wrote. "Click.
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There's no time to scroll through stories while you're focusing on hovering over a hole.
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Your health has been a dark cloud hovering over the later part of your career.
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Putin has been at the center of the Russian cloud hovering over the Trump administration.
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The device is a satellite accessory, hovering over your hand while you complete scheduled activities.
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Across its eight tracks, things unfurl slowly, minimally, with silence hovering over the entire thing.
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Hovering over the address is an accelerating Russia investigation and a congressional stalemate over spending.
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But there is one big storm cloud hovering over the deal: the Trump White House.
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"Something scary was hovering over my head and heart," she wrote on Instagram in March.
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"I don't know why he bit me," Rahima said, her hand hovering over the scar.
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However, another, less-talked about threat is hovering over the beleaguered sector: so-called resale sites.
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As a result, we're immersed in their experience of the world, instead of hovering over it.
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We have World War II hovering over us—that kind of made sense, but since then?
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The photo appears to show the faint outline of a figure hovering over the accident scene.
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But, he writes, "it's worth thinking about the legal cloud" hovering over Cruz in the meantime.
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In that August article, the paper hit Gillum for the FBI investigation "hovering over" his campaign.
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And I don't have sales associates hovering over me — just my wife (and sometimes, her friend).
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"Finger hovering over the button to buy a refurbed iPhone SE," the director Barry Jenkins tweeted.
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In adjusting his stance, his left foot was almost touching the puddle or hovering over it.
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It became increasing evident that a dark cloud was hovering over Reagan and his White House.
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Clients wanted to avoid having their employees hovering over steam trays, all grabbing the same tongs.
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Hovering over all of the discussions, though, were the demands of fighting the war in Vietnam.
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I looked through the prototype, and as expected I saw text hovering over the real world.
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I mercilessly attack the leftover cake with my fork, hovering over the box like a monster.
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But, he writes, "it's worth thinking about the legal cloud" hovering over Cruz in the meantime.
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Capone adored his son, hovering over him, fussing and worrying after the operation for years to come.
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Hovering over messages now reveals quick actions like marking items as read, snoozing emails, or archiving them.
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Though it appears to be hovering over the bride, sources insist it didn't actually fly over her.
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Hovering over a word produces a pop-up dictionary, and clicking the word lets you hear it.
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Maybe that's why there's a kind of Nashville fatigue hovering over "The Driver," his first solo album.
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That could mean drones patrolling protests, hovering over siege scenarios or hunting down missing persons or thieves.
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" Farrow also told the court that Allen "was constantly wrapping himself around her, constantly hovering over her.
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The males create a huge mating swarm hovering over the ground, waiting for the females to appear.
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The biggest one hovering over the episode is the reality of what happened to the Guilty Remnant.
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Better to focus on what you can control, not on the giant abstraction hovering over your life.
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Hovering over the fight though is President Trump's long feud with one of Time Warner's networks: CNN.
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The morning sunlight shining through the mist hovering over the grass gave the countryside a tranquil glow.
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Hovering over everything in this series, and the East bracket as a whole, is Cleveland's shaky defense.
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Even if individuals are cleared, the investigations can drag on, leaving a cloud hovering over the institution.
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Hovering over the domestic drama of the von Trapps is the Nazi nightmare that will soon descend.
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To Fahd, it seemed as if the people hovering over him were there to continue his torture.
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Hovering over deliberations was the fact that descendants of some of the historical figures remain in Mississippi.
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Unclear. "It's creepy," said Missy Blackman, who saw three drones hovering over her farm outside Palisade, Neb.
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They are looking at the screen on their smartphone, while their drone is hovering over the venue.
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To watch a game with others is to hear the stories they see hovering over the pitch.
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Your hand is hovering over the keyboard; Spotify, Soundcloud, Youtube, they're all there but your head isn't.
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Once your file is hovering over the destination folder, lift your finger and the file will drop. 3.
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Hollywood is immune to extreme temperatures and the current heat dome hovering over the country proves just that.
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But also here, the topic of conversation quickly turns to the pall of black smoke hovering over town.
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You can also now preview GIFs and videos inside the timeline by hovering over them with your mouse.
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Hovering over this race is retiring Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid, long the dominant Democrat in Nevada politics.
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Hovering over all this is that theme of matriarchy, and the power it can hold over a daughter.
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And living with your parents always hovering over my fucking shoulder, you think that was easy for me?
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I like the way my coffee tastes when I'm hovering over my mug and sitting on a log.
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His hovering over Hillary Clinton was very odd and appeared to reinforce his creepy approach to women generally.
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Tropical storms Helene, Isaac, and Joyce are hovering over the Atlantic like jets stacked on approach to Charlotte.
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The problem is the expectation hovering over the whole event that this was supposed to be taken seriously.
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The only light comes from the glow of our headlamps and the full moon hovering over the summit.
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Then there is the logo atop the plaque — is that a spaceship hovering over the Statue of Liberty?
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There were two ghosts hovering over the 55 delegates at the Constitutional Convention during the summer of 1787.
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The question hovering over Thomson's book is thus: Does the thesis gain strength for being narrower in focus?
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She is perched on a rolling chair, paws hovering over the keyboard, a coquettish smile on her face.
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During the ride, he kept a close watch on the road with his hands hovering over the wheel.
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Photos and videos of the accident show show bodies lying around the track with mourners hovering over them.
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Seeing microbes and dust motes and the millions of confused migratory birds hovering over the 9/11 lights.
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As with Reactions on posts, you can add a Reaction to a comment by hovering over the like button.
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If there was a shadow of the Dickensian hovering over the event, Benioff made us gaze right at it.
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Acoustic Shadows's tailpiece, "Blake's Painting The Soul Hovering over the Body Reluctantly Parting with Life," feels like a farewell.
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The pic shows Lourd as a little girl in her mother's arms with a giant Chewbacca hovering over them.
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Hovering over the channel image reveals the channel's name, subscriber count, as well as a new actionable "subscribe" button.
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French company Withings has launched WiFi-connected thermometer called the Thermo which is used by hovering over the skin.
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The particularly bad smog hovering over east Malaysia's state of Sabah has forced 77 schools to close this week.
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Myanmar's emergence as a major supplier is the bearish specter hovering over tin's bull story of chronic supply shortfall.
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The NYPD will also have its aviation unit hovering over the city and police harbor vessels patrolling city waterways.
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It came to a rest with its nose hovering over the bay, its left wing broken and spewing fuel.
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She'd bring a scene to life and then pan out, hovering over it as if it were a photograph.
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Hovering over streets and sidewalks, it delivered multitudes while casting dappled shadows made for beauty shots and sometimes poetry.
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You're hovering over what used to be someone's living room, and it's crystal-clear down to the half-inch.
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I met Professor Snow on a beautiful spring day: trees in bloom, bees hovering over the newly opened flowers.
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It left a cloud of ash hovering over much of mainland Europe and the UK, stranding tourists and travelers.
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They need to be kept secure or you might wake up to a black helicopter hovering over your roof.
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This photo, titled "Two opposed worlds," shows a beautiful sky hovering over buildings that are sitting on the water.
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Every square represents one instance and the quote from that speech can be accessed by hovering over a square.
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I hardly wanted to think about that, about the dark cloud hovering over my feelings about my time there.
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Two Iraqi army helicopters were seen hovering over the Dora neighbourhood while police SUVs patrolled the streets, residents said.
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The addition of a delay feature is useful for Windows and menus that disappear when you're not hovering over them.
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Yet the palpable sadness hovering over Thursday's panels revealed how heavily the internet's problems now weigh on top video creators.
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Hovering over the phrase will show a description pulled from one of the articles being shared on the social network.
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And the writers made sure to hit every key moment, from Ken Bone to Trump's weird hovering over Hillary Clinton.
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"A strong executive isn't going to come in with him hovering over their shoulder," a former senior executive told me.
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Instead of a map of Gaul, there is a map of South Africa, with a magnifying glass hovering over Orania.
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But from the No. 7 train, it appears as if a Chase blimp were hovering over the rooftops of Corona.
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You have this looming evil-doer Darth Vader with two crossed, red lightsabers hovering over the protagonists in the foreground.
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BBC reporters covered the 2014 raid closely, using a helicopter hovering over the singer's apartment in Sunningdale, west of London.
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Based on Apple's ads, it looks like the cursor will change its shape to fit the icon it's hovering over.
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The orchestra cushions her in ethereal sonorities for high strings hovering over tremulous undertows flecked with soft chimes and percussion.
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POP The makeup is, they're hovering over you with these latex guns, shooting this weird latex all over your body.
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Then the music splits apart: The theme is played delicately in the piano's high range, hovering over oscillating riffs below.
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One big question hovering over the markets is whether the trade war has reached a plateau or will escalate further.
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Photos released by Airbus show Beaufils' hand hovering over the side stick as the airplane's nose pointed towards the sky.
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Op-Ed Contributor BRUSSELS — Dark clouds have been hovering over Europeans who believe in an integrated, tolerant and open Continent.
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Try getting that image out of your head every time you're stove-side, hovering over a pot of virtually anything.
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Hovering over those moves will be the approaching presidential election, certain to raise the stakes for Washington's environmental policy fights.
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Towards the top of the debate, former South Bend mayor Pete Buttigieg addressed the uncomfortable truth hovering over the proceedings.
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"Their hands are hovering over the relocate button," Anthony Browne, chief executive of the British Bankers' Association, told a conference.
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They receive footage from drones hovering over Gaza and have backup from additional personnel and equipment located farther inside Israel.
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A dozen men remained, clustered under the shade of a wide, yellow flowering tree and hovering over a single smartphone.
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The water reflects back the city hovering over it, reminding the viewer that both nature and civilization must coexist somehow.
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But, hovering over my sister-in-law's hospital bed, the questions just came pouring out of me: Did your vagina rip?
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The iTraxx Asia ex-Japan IG index was spotted 2bp wider at 80bp/81bp, hovering over the widest in six weeks.
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For a second, I flashed on the image of me hovering over him trying to revive him and I also blanched.
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Something scary was hovering over my brain and my heart…the part of me that I know is smart and rational.
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Once she came to, she recalled that the last image she remembered was the sight of Nasyrova's face hovering over her.
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How could individuals who had so much freedom as kids end up overscheduling their own children and constantly hovering over them?
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The camera was pointed toward the sea in Kismayo, and view showed thick clouds hovering over the sea and seagulls flying.
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In his memo on Tuesday, Mr. Cryan sought to underscore his role in clearing the litigation cloud hovering over Deutsche Bank.
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Air Pollution Kills 5.5 Million People Every Year WorldwideThe smog hovering over many major cities is not just an unhealthy inconvenience.
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Everyone can see the purple Discord orb hovering over a target's head, but Zenyatta should be calling out who is marked.
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Commissioned for the Sirius Educational Center in Sochi, the pyramid-shaped 2ch is suspended from the ceiling, hovering over a table.
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One of the issues "hovering over the hearing" was President Donald Trump's embrace of bringing back banned torture techniques, King noted.
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That's actually funny, because last night when I went to lie down on the shell, I was completely hovering over it.
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And yet ... it's a great way to make sure everything is perfectly cooked, without hovering over the pan and stirring continually.
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Robert guessed that if a bomb detonated in lower Manhattan four black helicopters would soon be hovering over Perry/Charles Street.
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Of course, whether any deal the group satisfies the president's demand for wall money remains the big question hovering over Washington.
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The Value Creators publishes teachings on its website and Facebook page with what looks like a spaceship hovering over gold bars.
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The App store can be moved by holding the Selection button on your remote while hovering over the App Store icon.
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Still to be determined, among many hovering over this year's awards season, is just how much history it's going to make.
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The optics were bracing: Mr. West was both a god hovering over his subjects and a slave bound for their entertainment.
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Coast Guard footage showed an MH-65 Dolphin helicopter hovering over the Golden Ray as crew members were lifted to safety.
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" Peter Gelb, the Met's general manager, said in an interview that "there's a sense of history hovering over this whole thing.
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Leonardo found that this image was most often reproduced in a cropped version, showing two officers with batons hovering over King.
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The larger questions hovering over the industry are whether consumers are truly interested in purely electric vehicles, or cars that drive themselves.
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One pictures crowns and carriages, trumpets tooting in the background, and maybe some falling snowflakes or a cartoon bluebird hovering over them.
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The artist is in the center of the space hovering over a framed mound of white plaster held up by four buckets.
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That has reporters in bushes; false and inaccurate stories printed; photographers peeking in our windows; swarms of helicopters hovering over our roof.
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The pilot has to be alert, with their fingers lightly cupped around the steering wheel and their foot hovering over the pedals.
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I paced the room, my thumb hovering over the trash can icon that promised to erase this hideous admission from the internet.
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While hovering over Central Park, he told them, the single-engine helicopter, an AS350 B2 model made by Airbus, suddenly lost power.
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According to Vanity Fair, a whole year has passed since we last saw the monster hovering over Hawkins High in season 2.
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Below Deck is setting sail on season 4 and, as expected, a new storm of drama is hovering over the high seas.
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That solar filament spent over a week hovering over the sun before finally breaking free and lashing outwards like a huge whip.
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It's you, alone, hovering over the sink, pressing your fingers onto your skin with brute force until it finally spits something out.
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To the contrary, it treated the threat of indictment as a permanent question mark hovering over Clinton's campaign like a dark cloud.
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Finding your target and hovering over it for a few seconds takes a snapshot, which carries you to the next plot point.
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Kids—which is a film that I love—really reflected my generation; you had the spectre of death hovering over your head.
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A new Magnify feature can enlarge any section of the screen by up to 300x that the S Pen is hovering over.
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It's almost as if a lineal curse has hounded Ali, a curse perhaps now hovering over a boxer whom Ali has inspired.
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In 22019, NASA found a methane plume the size of Delaware hovering over the Four Corners region of the southwestern United States.
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Even today, there is still a cloud hovering over the menstrual cycle that can hurt female athletes, albeit in a different way.
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However, this success may prove to be little more than a silver lining to the dark cloud now hovering over the country.
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Unfazed by the cloud of corruption hovering over Mr. Netanyahu, many in old Rosh Haayin still express die-hard support for him.
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I don&apost want to spend too much time figuring out complicated techniques, hunting down exotic ingredients, or hovering over the stove.
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Hovering over the proceedings — unseen but very much heard — was the president, who had refused Democrats' entreaties to participate in the hearing.
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There is a weight hovering over all of the elements in the photos that injects them with a deep sense of humanity.
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By the time the neurology team came to see S. that afternoon, she was hovering over the nurse's station, spitting with rage.
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The photographs alternate, and as you scan them you toggle between the role of researcher hovering over the device and the participant.
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OK, sometimes we do shove leftover meat scraps into our faces as fast as we can while hovering over the trash can.
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One clip shows a helicopter hovering over a house surrounded by murky water as rescuers pull a person to safety in Fukushima prefecture.
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Often he'd leave the drone and its 4K video camera noisily hovering over the heads of scantily clad adults and sand-baked children.
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The association has gone from trumpeting the "astounding resilience" of the American travel market to lamenting the "major storm clouds" hovering over it.
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Lastly, Reddit Reveal shows a user's profile details and gives the option to send a private message just by hovering over their name.
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One major question hovering over the fall is whether any of the largest private tech companies by valuation will decide to go public.
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As the Google quiz points out, always double-check links (by hovering over them), as well as the email address of the sender.
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But how much Trump would welcome someone like him in the 2018 campaign is one of the bigger questions hovering over their relationship.
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Just think about the precious time you'll get back: caramelize onions, make homemade risotto, even scramble eggs, all without hovering over the pot.
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Before arriving at Alexandre's lab, I sort of expected a smell of disinfectant and a cloud of flies hovering over a rotting corpse.
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Before you know it, your mouse is hovering over the "loyalty oaths" law and your settlement has basically turned into a labor camp.
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And hovering over the 10,469-foot peak at the time was a CIA Predator drone and other surveillance assets, which captured it all.
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He has done away with a traditional stage altogether and instead delivers his performance atop a set of platforms hovering over the crowd.
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Ernie and Suki — much like human parents hovering over an incubator in a neonatal unit — would often stop by to watch the feedings.
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Web pages are now also designed to observe when a user using a mouse is hovering over particular content without clicking on it.
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It also made it tougher to know what a Trend was about without hovering over it to see a news story about it.
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And one question hovering over them is: Will their relationship change now that oil prices have reached their highest level in four years?
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In one, a gunslinger — his armpit hovering over the scene in the foreground — appears to take down his opponent without touching his revolver.
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During this supplementary therapy, she finds herself soothed by a practitioner's hands hovering over parts of her body or sweeping across its contours.
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And hovering over it all was the question of who at the University of Maryland would be held responsible for the McNair tragedy.
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Then we put her on the scale, our hands hovering over her in case she picks that moment to become an expert roller.
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"They're kind of like kids that have helicopter-type parents, who are hovering over them and checking everything that they do," says Gopnik.
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This way, when you switch back to a creative task, you won't have the cloud of a hundred emails hovering over your head.
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The center of the storm was hovering over eastern South Carolina Saturday morning, after making landfall at Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina, on Friday.
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"There is a lot of uncertainty hovering over the market, regarding what policies will be implemented," said Quincy Krosby, market strategist at Prudential Financial.
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Yep: Released today, the US Geological Survey's earthquake hazard maps show a giant, red "high hazard" blob hovering over northern Oklahoma and southern Kansas.
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In the years since becoming Barack Obama's vice president, he's enjoyed an almost transcendental status, hovering over the party, rather than walking amongst it.
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Managing editor Annie Colbert played and I sat beside her with my thumb hovering over the Google search bar shortcut on my home screen.
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In one of his video clip demos, a weapon appeared to be hovering over what looked like a map of the state of Florida.
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It adds up to a set of questions hovering over the May 22 primary, and — if Evans is successful this month — the general election.
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Place your order, and "within minutes," the company says, one of Wing's catamaran-like flyers should be hovering over your front or back yard.
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A helicopter could be seen hovering over the area in a video taken just moments after the rockfall, apparently looking for damage or people.
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Instead of using a shaky hand hovering over a giant screen, users can rest their wrist on this pad and easily input an address.
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"Hovering over the market is: can Powell navigate a soft landing?" said Quincy Krosby, chief market strategist at Prudential Financial in Newark, New Jersey.
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Players disperse the ghosts by drawing the symbol hovering over their heads: a V and inverted V, horizontal and vertical lines, and lightning bolts.
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If you use the mouse wheel while hovering over the tab bar you can quickly switch between all the folders you currently have open.
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Media reports and TV footage showed a drone hovering over the playing field during the Boston Red Sox game versus the Toronto Blue Jays.
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Similarly, if drones are buzzing your house repeatedly, or hovering over your children, you should have a local recourse to get that sorted out.
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That fact is hovering over Katowice, Poland, where the United Nations is leading two weeks of talks on how to implement the Paris Agreement.
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They could walk to school, play in the streets and stop in a corner store for a snack, all without parents hovering over them.
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And in between—or perhaps hovering over them all, like a smell or a ghost—is an attempt to summarize a great man's career.
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The Pashas are wary Muslims — conscious of the general cloud of suspicion hovering over the community, and secretive about their own particular family history.
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Impeachment and 2020 A big question hovering over the presidential race is what impact, if any, getting impeached would have on Trump's reelection prospects.
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There are friezes near the ceiling and works hovering over the floor, recalling ancient ruins where you might stumble upon an uncanny fresco fragment.
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The promotion of the so-called Transparency Law by the justice minister, Ms. Shaked, has added to the sense of threat hovering over the organizations.
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Brave doesn't aesthetically set itself apart from other popular browsers, although it does preview a tab when hovering over it, taking over the whole window.
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One example would be a virtual balloon hovering over a desk, and you could "push" it around by physically pushing the controller against the balloon.
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"You walk into a room and just feel uncomfortable," she explains, adding that it can feel as if someone is actually hovering over your shoulder.
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While it's impossible at this point in Manifest to understand what the shadow force is, we do know it's hovering over the series' major players.
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And to make things even more fun, you can browse through songs almost as if you're hovering over links to see where to go next.
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Two witnesses who live in nearby apartment buildings said they saw a drone hovering over a residential street Saturday evening and then heard an explosion.
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It was a burst of political housecleaning, trying to take care of a series of questions that have been hovering over his head for months.
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Argentina has fallen back into a recession on Macri's watch and poverty has risen, while its 12-month inflation rate is currently hovering over 57%.
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I felt I was losing track of my physical location, rising above my body, viewing my life from a very distant point, hovering over it.
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Once, when I had a bad cold, a shaman snapped my picture with his iPhone and showed me the dark entity hovering over my shoulder.
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Twelve madeleine-shaped black spaceships are hovering over Earth, and she must use her professional skills to figure out what their seven-legged inhabitants want.
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Hurricane Dorian spent more than 24 devastating hours hovering over the Bahamas last weekend, ripping away roofs, flooding homes, and killing at least 30 people.
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Hovering over the bush, with their two-inch-long iridescent bluish-purplish-black bodies and singed-tangerine wings dizzyingly aflutter, they looked like dancing fairies.
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Sid, an ex-Aryan Brotherhood member with a bald, tattooed head, mustache, and toothless mouth, was pushing Whitey's wheelchair around, hovering over and hoarding him.
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Here are some of the concerns, according to Strategas: This big worry has been hovering over the market since the president was still a candidate.
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The dust and dirt they swirled up looked like smoke hovering over a nearby abandoned church, the morning light streaming through its broken rose window.
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"The capital is witnessing the worst days in terms of the humanitarian, psychological, military and political situation, and anxiety is hovering over everyone," he said.
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There's always a cloud of danger hovering over a work by Elizabeth Streb: It can be nerve-racking to watch but impossible to look away.
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Threats of multiple lawsuits are now hovering over Zivoni's head, since many of the writers announced their intention to take legal action against the publisher.
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In addition to seeing room details, you'll also be able to see contact info for other people attending the meeting, simply by hovering over someone's name.
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Many, including their pastor said that they believe this image, captured by a security camera shows an angel hovering over the family&aposs truck last week.
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Project Muze then came back with this weird thing: What even is that red mesh that's just hovering over the model, suspended apparently by invisible strings?
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Hovering over historic buildings adorned with brightly colored murals, the train passes a seemingly desolate building occupied by the Silent Barn, a recently reopened music space.
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"I remember hearing the helicopter hovering over our house for about five minutes before I realized it had to be a police chopper," he tells me.
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So testing plastic-covered beds while fully clothed, under the florescent lights of a store with a commissioned salesclerk hovering over us, makes no sense whatsoever.
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I'm pretty confident if we ever got in a room without the shutdown hovering over us, that we could find a way to get this done.
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The intern, the very one I employed here, would look at how long my cursor had been hovering over the album artwork and judge me quietly.
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The big question hovering over their talks this week has been whether Mr. Kim would take steps to convince Washington that he is willing to denuclearize.
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As the new law now becomes understood, accountants and tax advisers say the tail is wagging like an excited Labrador hovering over a T-bone steak.
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One more cloud hovering over the relationship: One of Australia's senior diplomats was a key catalyst for the investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 election.
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That's the larger question hovering over the expected victory of Andrés Manuel López Obrador, or AMLO, a populist firebrand making his third bid for the presidency.
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Harvey, now a tropical storm hovering over the Houston area, could set a Texas rainfall record with more than 50 inches, said the National Weather Service.
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From the first phrase in the orchestra, each note articulated with almost neurotic clarity, there was the sense hovering over the performance of big-I Interpretation.
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Through it all, hovering over the abstract, symbolic imagery, were the concrete words of seven anonymous women describing in harrowing detail how they had been raped.
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For markets anxious about the prospect of a Le Pen presidency, it was as if a fire-breathing dragon hovering over the kingdom had been slain.
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Even so, it's possible to see "Angels in America" hovering over Britain's new writing boom in the mid-nineties, the so-called In-Yer-Face plays.
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With dense smog hovering over its largest cities, China views the Paris Accord as an essential part of its strategy to reduce reliance on fossil fuels.
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He also has zero expectations hovering over him, meaning he can play fast and loose in a way that many of he candidates above him can't.
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The soldiers have tended to him, too, fussing and hovering over him; in one shot, he looks up at them as if he were a child.
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While an aerial video of a hurricane hovering over the Atlantic coast might be tempting for drone enthusiasts, don't get in the way, warns the FAA.
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That isn't something that could be done covertly — it was about meeting people, being invited into their homes, or hovering over the city in a helicopter.
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Kevin eventually pauses the tape, leaving an image of Jack beaming with pride at the camera hovering over him on the TV. He heads back for pills.
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One night, Huestis testified, awful screams broke the silence, and Huestis followed Eva to a room where two nuns were hovering over another nun in the bed.
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With this schedule-scrambling influence hovering over Labor Day, make extra extra sure that everyone has directions dialed in — and for best results, keep those plans simple!
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After each email, Google explains how to tell the signs, often by hovering over URLs to check where they lead and checking the spelling of email addresses.
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He wrote that most international banks had project teams working on which operations to move and when, adding that their hands were hovering over the relocate button.
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The highway extends U.S. Route 1 through the Florida Keys and all the way to Key West with 113 miles of road hovering over the Atlantic Ocean.
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What does the president do -- how do you -- how should he be dealing with this cloud that has been hovering over his head with no evidence whatsoever?
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" During an end-credits scene, one of the villains, Ayesha, is hovering over a chamber housing, what she refers to as, "the next step in our evolution.
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Stirring stirs up tons of connotations: the image of a witch hovering over a bubbling cauldron; childhood memories of licking brownie batter off of a wooden spoon.
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It can be as subtle as a logo: the grande jete-ing silhouette in the MyFitnessPal app now has an Under Armour logo hovering over its head.
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The Food Network star's video starts with a shot of a shiny chocolate ganache cake that is so reflective, you can see Ina hovering over its surface.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Perhaps it was the Sperone Westwater balcony, hovering over a space lit only by a projected image, that summoned the line.
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Among all the talk of black bloods and gray skins and realms, there's also the threat of a bizarre, surprise epidemic hovering over heroine Talon (Jessica Green).
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" –in Dream Child after a victim looks up from a hospital gurney and notes that the doctor hovering over him is Krueger "Your wish is my command.
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Snapshot With the specter of Gregory House still hovering over him, Hugh Laurie's initial reaction to playing another doctor, this one in Hulu's "Chance," was scalpel sharp.
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You can sense the very long arm of Chance the Rapper hovering over this compilation produced by J. Drew Sheard — brother of Kierra, son of Karen Clark.
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The skepticism hovering over his defense has persisted so much since last season that he occasionally looks a tad annoyed answering more questions about it this spring.
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WASHINGTON — The ghost of Howard H. Baker Jr., the Republican senator from Tennessee who turned against Richard M. Nixon during Watergate, is hovering over Senator Lamar Alexander.
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Also hovering over the coming week will be the ongoing probes into Russian meddling in the 2016 election and potential collusion between Moscow and the Trump campaign.
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So Monday afternoon, on a picturesque spring day for baseball, it was understandable if Rays fans were feeling a familiar sensation of doom hovering over their franchise.
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The Costume Institute's conservation laboratory isn't unlike an operating room: People walk around in latex gloves, handling surgical instruments, hovering over human-sized silhouettes draped in white.
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For me, to dinner and Bourbon Street where I'll find heaven in a Jimmy Buffet Bar serving Hand Grenades, and hell later while hovering over the bathroom toilet.
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"There are always drones hovering over this border area, but this was the first time four drones were noticed at the same time," said Kurram resident Gulab Sher.
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Just as the pair are getting deeper into their conversation, however, Cam appears, hovering over the pair and even telling Mike to "wrap it up" at one point.
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It's supposed to allow for "fast and stable motion tracking" that makes objects look like they're actually being placed in real space, instead of simply hovering over it.
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Hovering over Facebook's earnings is the Cambridge Analytica rain cloud — a damning narrative that claims Facebook doesn't do enough to take care of its users' data or privacy.
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If you stare long enough at the front end, the LED lights seem to be squinting at you, hovering over the mouth, like a cat contemplating its hunt.
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By tapping into the reaction count (on mobile), or hovering over the emoji (on desktop), you can get a full view of exactly who is behind each reaction.
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With over $1.4 trillion of student loan debt hovering over our economy, perhaps the self-described "King of Debt" will be able to sink it in quick order.
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The pictures show the massive animal standing up to a hungry coyote, hovering over her baby protectively and staring intimidatingly at the animal, until the predator finally retreats.
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Sometimes they pushed and pulled against Mensa's body, crowding him, hovering over him as if he was not a human being but a thing, an Other to overpower.
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"We have a cloud hovering over our head," Mario Cerutti of Italian coffee producer Lavazza said at a conference about coffee and climate change in Milan last year.
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Special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russia's interference in the 2016 presidential election and ties to the Trump campaign is already hovering over the Trump Supreme Court selection.
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Hovering over the election is the specter of vote fraud, though electoral officials deny it is a possibility with the modern balloting technology and institutions now in place.
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Hovering over the community and the narrative is the death of Kayden Kelliher, an Ojibwe high school basketball star who was killed in a crime that remains mysterious.
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The Wing drone is a hybrid that includes, yes, wings for horizontal flying, as well as miniaturized propellers — like a helicopter's — that allow for hovering over a destination.
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That project, an open-air pavilion for the Swiss Expo in Yverdon-les-Bains, immersed visitors in a catwalk structure shrouded in fog and hovering over Lake Neuchâtel.
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How does a person go from parties and surfing and SATs to hovering over a laptop screen, awaiting border-crossing instructions from the darkest corners of the web?
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Big question: Will corruption allegations hovering over this campaign, along with the problems the Republican Party is experiencing in California, give Democrats a chance at capturing this seat?
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Her petticoat, with its bluebirds hovering over a lake of yellow silk, earned a look of such disapproval you would have thought they harbored some virulent tropical disease.
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Harvey, now a tropical storm hovering over the Houston area, could set a Texas rainfall record with more than 50 inches of rainfall, said the National Weather Service.
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Without this disability, he would not have been exempt from the draft, a spectre hovering over all the Archies as they come of age in the nineteen-sixties.
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And yet at the end, it was the daughter who protected the mother, hovering over her, in the documentary, when Ms. Reynolds insists on performing despite obvious frailty.
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Toensing wears a gold-accented throw over a black shirt, all of it working to highlight her deep red hair, parted to the side and hovering over bangs.
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He was a man who had spent time in kitchens, half drunk or strung out, beaten delirious by exhaustion, eating meals leaned against appliances, hovering over the trash.
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With motorcycles and rickshaws hustling on the street and huge Coca-Cola ads hovering over the entrance, New Lucky looks like just any other restaurant in today's Ahmedabad.
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Two are, naturally, of himself, with others in the dozen featuring cultural figures such as Kara Walker, Cecily Brown, and a young Philip Glass hovering over the escalators.
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With the number of unmarried men in China soon to reach the population size of Australia, fewer women are feeling the threat of the feared title hovering over them.
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I'm always on the lookout for products that will make my skin look like that the dog Snapchat filter is perpetually hovering over my face (without the tongue stuff).
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Davos, Switzerland – Former U.S. National Security Adviser Stephen Hadley poses the most significant question hovering over the global future as the World Economic Forum's annual meeting opens here Monday.
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Although conventional wisdom suggests that someone is likely to be looking at an ad if their mouse is hovering over it, recent research suggests this is not the case.
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The permanence of the piece aligns perfectly with this philosophy: so long as it remains hovering over the waterfall, it will continue to serve as a symbol of unity.
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On Tuesday, this happened IRL in Colorado, when the National Weather Service (NWS) radar imagery picked up a 70-mile-wide unidentified blob hovering over the Denver metropolitan area.
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"There are always drones hovering over this border area but this was the first time four drones were noticed hovering at the same time," said Kurram resident Gulab Sher.
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" It was impossible not to think of Trump's meetings with Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong Un. The playwright Ayad Akhtar read a passage about "Lindbergh's spirit hovering over everything.
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By the time they were hovering over Nuristan province's Shok Valley in CH-47 Chinook helicopters, it was clear that Operational Detachment Alpha 3336 wasn't going to be landing.
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One of the central questions hovering over the trip is how the "America First" president will wield U.S. influence in the region in the face of China's growing assertiveness.
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You could have had a hubcap-sized halo hovering over your head at the time, but absent your significant other's support, you are destined for exile to the couch.
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As I slide my finger around the touch screen, whatever I'm hovering over will be read to me, so I can just double-tap it to open it up.
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A combined force of helicopters, C-130s, and pararescuemen lifted 23 crew off that ship, the helos spending over 14 hours hovering over the listing funhouse of a freighter.
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As someone who both loves technology but hates seeing and hearing drones hovering over some of Australia's most beautiful coastal walks, I'm not sure how to feel about this.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LONDON — It was a steamy day in August when I spotted what resembled a distant cloud of swarming bees, hovering over Kew Gardens.
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Those interested in effective government want people to take a step back and analyze the cost and benefit of all services, even ones with large halos hovering over them.
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The main difference here is that we're seeing a man go from standing on the ground to hovering over the Earth, before shooting into the air like a rocket.
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And hovering over the project is whether — given the precipitous drop in his prices after his all-Hirst Sotheby's auction in 2008 — the celebrity artist can have another chapter.
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The gazebo isn't much to look at, but it's big enough to hold the 20 or so people milling about inside, their names hovering over their heads. Sasquatch. Pug. Raban.
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Helicopters hovering over the scene showed hundreds of people standing on the tarmac as an ambulance drove by and numerous law enforcement officers, including tactical units, rushed to the scene.
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When my brain rejoined my body, I found myself sprawled on the floor, the two teachers from the hearing-impaired classroom hovering over me, their students peering from behind them.
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It spent the morning hovering over the mountainous regions, drenching them in feet of rain until the waterlogged soil began to slide down the hillsides, crushing houses and burying roads.
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This has added to the fumes from older diesel cars, domestic heating, industry and nearby open coal pits to create a toxic mist hovering over the city of 2 million.
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The next morning, while driving his wife to work, he saw the fleet of news helicopters hovering over the crime scene -- a reminder that the shooting wasn't a bad dream.
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And curlingforaeldre, "curling parents", is an interesting twist on "helicopter parents": rather than hovering over their children, they sweep all obstacles out of their way, as in the eponymous sport.
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Hovering over with the S Pen offers up magnifications of portions of the screen and can also be used to translate pieces of text — even in images — into different languages.
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But those questions, to be clear, are not at all comparable to the corrupt miasma hovering over the Trump Foundation, which indubitably abused charitable contributions and should warrant criminal investigation.
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Furman said he hoped his ruling will "lift any cloud of uncertainty hovering over" the cases and allow plaintiffs' lawyers to return to litigating against GM, instead of each other.
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Hovering over email titles in the inbox brings up a set of commonly used actions like archiving and deleting, and I can use the space bar to select multiple emails.
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This photographer snapped their lens at the perfect moment to get Team France's Valerie Gauvin hovering over the ground, perpendicular to Onome Ebi of Nigeria, who is also mid-leap.
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Devotees believe children benefit from more freedom and learn vital decision making skills while playing at parks, walking to school, or wandering the neighborhood, without a parent hovering over them.
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" The description in Genesis reads, "Now the earth was formless and empty, darkness was over the surface of the deep, and the spirit of God was hovering over the waters.
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There was a sea-green splotch hovering over his neck, with a long tail that poked into his nose, and one ear was radioactive yellow; the nose was honking blue.
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Images of wildfires and plumes of smoke hovering over parts of Brazil prompted international alarm this week, shining a spotlight on the region and raising concerns about the broader damage.
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One mystery hovering over the case is the identity of another man, known as Basil, who was filmed by security cameras during the theft but who has not been caught.
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When Presley toured, Mr. Esposito was his road manager, hovering over performances, shepherding his star virtually step by step and catering to the sometimes unusual demands of a Presley concert.
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In both movies there are impersonations and mistaken identities, dangerous trysts and faked deaths, and hovering over all of it is a potent sense of dread and twisted psychological suspense.
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Small but impeccably clean, the bathroom was another nook of retro industrial style, thanks to exposed ceiling ducts hovering over a floor of black tiles and walls of white tiles.
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And there would always be a question hovering over why someone supports him, why someone is endorsing his legislation, showing up at the White House for a signing ceremony, right?
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And there would always be a question hovering over why someone supports him, why someone is endorsing his legislation, showing up at the White House for a signing ceremony, right?
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There was no comprehensive tracking mechanism to identify separated families The question hovering over the Trump administration since the "zero tolerance" policy was ended has been, where are the children?
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While we're hovering over grand landscapes, those in Steven Desmond's GARDENS OF THE ITALIAN LAKES (Frances Lincoln, $50) are irresistible — even though they're exactly the sort Capability Brown was resisting.
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The Camp Fire in Northern California covered 153,250 acres, destroyed nearly 2100,22016 structures, and killed 233 people; it also left a shroud of smoke and ash hovering over the area.
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With that kind of dark, albeit fictional cloud hovering over a product, your meal replacement product has to be damn near flawless when it comes to its effects on people's stomachs.
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Even Nunes — mostly gracious and professional following her win — weighed in on Twitter with a Photoshopped image of Rousey as a crying baby in a stroller with Nunes hovering over her.
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Leigh wrote in a post on Facebook that she spent the first three months of her daughter's life hovering over her cot, making sure to see that she was still breathing.
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S Pen added improved text selection; content previewing by hovering over photos, videos, and email (to name a few); and display haptic feedback when S Pen is in contact with screen.
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By long pressing over the bottom of a post on mobile (or hovering over it with your mouse on a desktop browser), a panel with six emoji options will pop up.
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Later, the officials said, they detected a Russian drone hovering over a hospital run by the al-Nusra Front where the poisoning victims — including at least 25 children — were being treated.
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The pilot also says there are beds of water nearby the crash scene, and putting a chopper in distress down in water is often a lot safer than hovering over ground.
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In 2015, the black bar constantly hovering over Jillian Anderson's butt became kind of a running joke due to her revealing swimsuit, and it followed her to Paradise that same year.
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"Our aim is to conclude the second review in a timely manner so there is no question hovering over the positive momentum (of the economy)," Tsipras told a conference in Athens.
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Banks in Britain have said their fingers are "hovering over the relocate button" because they still don't have a clear idea of what life after leaving the EU will look like.
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With the insurgents hunkered down in the two pockets, dozens of American and allied spy planes have taken turns hovering over the targets, chronicling what planners call "pattern of life" movements.
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If you do this, you can begin playing a station directly from the search results by hovering over the station's image until you see a play symbol appear, and clicking it.
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And this ease of use is the reason why even Michelin-starred chefs will opt for cooking with devices such as a sous-vide instead of hovering over an open flame.
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One of the questions hovering over the Mosul campaign is what will become of places like Hassan Sham, which ISIS took from the Iraqi Army, and the peshmerga took from ISIS .
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The dark cloud hovering over the MacBook Pro since its release grew larger earlier this week when Consumer Reports delivered a stinging report claiming that the laptop's battery life was inconsistent.
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Hovering over those efforts is the data scandal that saw a political consulting firm with ties to President Trump's 2016 campaign improperly obtain the personal information of 50 million Facebook users.
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One of the more macabre — and a favorite of Mr. Bicakci's — is the Full Moon watch ($240,000) with its reverse-engraved intaglio of a skull and bones hovering over a graveyard.
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And that's one of the big questions hovering over AI right now is, you can come up with local regulation but you're really talking about technologies that are planetary in scale.
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When Democrats are in power the national debt is an ominous $20 trillion storm cloud hovering over America's future, an all-purpose reason to stop the federal government from doing anything.
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When Democrats are in power the national debt is an ominous $20003 trillion storm cloud hovering over America's future, an all-purpose reason to stop the federal government from doing anything.
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The first of these is tab warming, which essentially makes switching between tabs faster because Firefox already preemptively starts loading a tab (after a small delay) when you are hovering over it.
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While Trump's approval rating is only hovering over 40%, according to an average calculated by the website FiveThirtyEight, the number isn't that low when put in context, the Goldman economist pointed out.
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But for beginners, these moments — when your drone is hundreds of feet away or hovering over water and you suddenly lose your video signal and ability to control it — can be terrifying.
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Case in point: when Peter Parker notices one of Thanos' spaceships hovering over New York City, he asks his buddy Ned for a distraction so he can sneak off the school bus.
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It was Obdulia Sanchez's first court appearance since the graphic Instagram video footage showing her hovering over her sister's bloodied body last Friday in a field near Los Banos, California, went viral.
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Even with the record label hovering over the band's shoulder, "Can't Stand It" failed the Goo Goo Dolls test, sputtering on the radio stations it was meant to storm (it never charted).
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Washington (CNN)They are the dueling imps hovering over President Donald Trump's shoulders, whispering in his ear, cajoling, enticing, threatening as they stretch their president and their party in wildly divergent directions.
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Healthcare's year-to-date performance has nearly kept pace, and a resolution of the legislation moving through Congress could draw investors who have been wary about political uncertainty hovering over the sector.
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The Beast, a man in a dapper suit with a leafy branch hovering over his face, stops time and eats a student named Amanda alive before disappearing as suddenly as he came.
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The video giant is also rolling out an easy way to pick what clips users want to watch next by simply hovering over a thumbnail and adding the video to their queue.
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" Barrett finds herself unwittingly hosting a raunchy dance party for 13-year-olds where she "sees her son gyrating his buttocks so rapidly it's like watching a hummingbird hovering over a honeysuckle.
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No matter what happens, Americans are unlikely to find themselves sitting in large numbers behind sewing machines stitching up clothing or hovering over assembly lines as they fit electronics into circuit boards.
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Hovering over the Trident Juncture exercise in Norway and among the roughly 229,292 American troops — most of them Marines — who are participating, is a consuming narrative about the alliance's next possible war.
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A helicopter from the Sacramento County Sheriff's Department was also hovering over the scene looking for a potential suspect when it identified a man with a crowbar heading toward a nearby house.
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The radiant earth hovering over the cratered gray moonscape — alive with clouds and oceans, illuminated against the black cosmos — became an instant icon, catalyzing a wave of planetary thinking and ecological awareness.
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He looked content, even had this little, loving smile on his face In that moment, I slowed down and zoomed out, hovering over the situation as if I was watching a movie.
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Before we knew what was happening — just minutes after we arrived — Dr. Tongan and a nurse, Juma Lino, were hovering over a small baby as the child's mother, Restina Boniface, looked on.
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"Struggle in the Digital Market," the final movement, was also effective for the bold way Mr. Marsalis juxtaposed raw, wailing brass with spinning melodic twists, often hovering over obsessively repeated syncopated riffs.
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When Corey Lewandowski showed up to testify this summer during an early impeachment hearing, the former Trump campaign manager had two top White House lawyers hovering over his shoulder the whole time.
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If you find yourself on the App Store with your thumb hovering over the download button, remember this: the company has lost multiple executives since employees started coming forward with accusations sexual harassment.
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Customers whose online behavior shows them visiting every single product review, hovering over statistical information and scanning pages from the very top to the absolute bottom — these customers fall into yet another category.
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As his no-nonsense wife Marie, Julie Walters is quick to adopt the British stiff upper lip; she swats away at the charges like one might a fly who's hovering over their soup.
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State-run Anadolu news agency broadcast footage of a police helicopter hovering over the area where one raid was being conducted and said a police maritime unit was also involved in the operation.
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There were more than a thousand St. Nicholas dolls, running the gamut from life-size to Lilliputian, hovering over you as though you'd stepped into a gayer, slightly unsettling version of Santa's workshop.
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Given the toll some roles have taken on the actors who have performed them, it's not entirely unfair to ask if the curse hovering over Phantom Thread's plot came over the actor himself.
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Tony McClean, a cook at a Panama City restaurant, said the storm pounded his rental house with such ferocity that a pine tree punctured the roof, its jagged remains hovering over his bed.
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Dorian killed one person in Puerto Rico before hovering over the Bahamas for two days with torrential rains and fierce winds that whipped up 12-18 foot (3.7- to 5.5-meter) storm surges.
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A once-dignified politician, he was broadcast to the world Friday with cat ears and whiskers when his staff mistakenly live-streamed a press conference with the cat filter mistakenly hovering over him.
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When asked at a congressional hearing last week about the spending and the ethical questions hovering over his tenure, Mr. Pruitt denied knowledge of the decisions, blaming them instead on his senior staff.
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Hovering over all of these races is the Senate impeachment trial, and how Republican incumbents respond stands to be a critical consideration in how they are viewed by voters — and by Mr. Trump.
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New Yorkers from that era still remember the search: police helicopters hovering over Lower Manhattan, volunteers shouting Etan's name in the street, the ubiquitous posters with an image of the sandy-haired boy.
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That email you are going to send your boss explaining why you are quitting your job to be a full-time freelancer (the mouse is hovering over the send button as we speak).
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For Airbnb, for example, instead of deleting it I selected the "edit" button while hovering over the app and then unchecked options that let it view my friends list and e-mail address.
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And hovering over everything will be the expectation that once the President is back home, special counsel Robert Mueller will soon file a report that could have grave implications for the Trump presidency.
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The former vice president and the boy wonder Senate candidate out of Texas are the two major figures still hovering over the 20 Democratic presidential race as it begins to take full shape.
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In the living room, the eye travels from a small Tom Wesselmann nude hanging overhead to a photo book about Tupac Shakur and finally to two Robert Mapplethorpe photographs hovering over the couch.
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Dorian killed one person in Puerto Rico before hovering over the Bahamas for two days with torrential rains and fierce winds that whipped up 12-18 foot (133- to 5.5-meter) storm surges.
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In the final chapter of Childhood Is Hell, Groening draws Binky, the main character of these comics, curled in the corner of a room with the menacing shadow of his father hovering over him.
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Think: Snapchat's filters like the digital flower crown hovering over your head as you move around in real time, or the virtual furniture you can examine and walk around in home-renovation app Houzz.
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But all of this perhaps demands a greater awareness of history itself, of the diverging technological pasts and possible futures hovering over the continent like the bronze John Cockerill over the Place du Luxembourg.
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The lab's head, the composer, viola player and electrical engineer Andrew McPherson, has been tooling around with enhanced musical instruments since 2008, when he developed a piano with electromagnets hovering over all the strings.
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The hurricane — now downgraded to a tropical storm — is hovering over the area, unleashing torrential rainfall, and creeping towards the west at a glacial three miles per hour, according to the National Hurricane Center.
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Apple also describes hovering over positions of the surface could highlight a button on the screen, which signifies that the button will be pushed if the user presses down, similar to a cursor hover.
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The feeling bubbling in your gut when you take a new job or move across the country links you to the amateur performers singing in their bedrooms, their cursors hovering over the "Upload" button.
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Dorian killed one person in Puerto Rico before hovering over the Bahamas for two days with torrential rains and fierce winds that whipped up 213- to 2000-foot (3.7- to 5.5-meter) storm surges.
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Dorian killed one person in Puerto Rico before hovering over the Bahamas for two days with torrential rains and fierce winds that whipped up 12- to 18-foot (3.7- to 5003-meter) storm surges.
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As the passengers exit the bus and straggle inside the fenced-in military grounds, the camera pulls back to reveal an armed watchtower in the center and an American flag hovering over it all.
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"The company's proprietary balloon technology is used as a satellite orbiting the planet or hovering over a single location for many months, allowing for a myriad of research and commercial applications," World View said.
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Click here to view original GIFFor everyone who keeps too many tabs open, Google is making it easier to see page titles by hovering over individual tabs with your mouse in Chrome on desktop.
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Well, if you're hovering over your ... or you're hunched over your keys and you get a 15-minute chair massage and you have to go back to hunching over your keys, that's not relaxation.
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Simon Air plays like previous iterations: You start at an easy level where colors light up one at a time and then you mimic the pattern by hovering over the colors in the right order.
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In a potential worry hovering over these deals, White House officials told Reuters this month that the Trump administration is concerned about any action by U.S. companies that provides a financial boost to Venezuela's government.
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In addition, a satellite photo two days later shows the submarine docked next to a barge, and a crane that would remove or replace the launch canister is hovering over the barge, not the submarine.
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Although U.S. authorities have made headway in terms of regulating drone use, there's still no real standard way of stopping a drone once you find out one is illegally hovering over your home or business.
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He's joined onstage by Neil V and Bill Stacy, and together, the three DJs pump irreverent acid techno and hardcore to a crowd hovering over their insane triple turntable set-up to watch them work.
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I observe him now, a lanky frame hovering over small bits of cardboard, and I marvel at the years gone by since his chubby fingers fit together pieces of dinosaurs on our living room rug.
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The effect that governs these storms is called the Coriolis effect: When a storm is hovering over a planet or object that is in movement, it will spin because of the rotation of the planet.
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Comcast is expected to decide within weeks whether it will challenge that deal directly Hovering over Comcast's deliberations is an antitrust ruling in another media-related deal: AT&T's $85.4 billion offer for Time Warner.
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This press render gives an idea of what your phone might look like when it's slotted into the Kishi — though I doubt your Kishi will be hovering over Earth in quite such an epic fashion.
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Since the kittens arrived, he has gladly taken on the role of helicopter parent, hovering over the curious fluff balls at all times, and covering them in kisses when he can get them to sit still.
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Previous S Pens were merely digitizers that worked like a more precise version of your finger, with a few other tricks (like internal sensors that could tell when the pen was hovering over the phone's screen).
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You could previously see the headline by hovering over an article, but that's a lot of effort to go to only to find out that the thing you're interested in is a viral article in HillaryEatsBabies.biz.
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Hovering over a muted beige or bright blue activates a numbered annotation in Bauer's handwriting, as well as stats on how many drawings in which it appears, and its average area of coverage in these drawings.
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FBI Director James Comey said earlier in the day he was not recommending charges against Clinton over her use of private email servers while secretary of state, removing a huge shadow hovering over her presidential campaign.
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Namely: The Mind Flayer, the terrible tentacled entity last seen hovering over Hawkins Middle School in the Upside Down, is apparently alive and well and prepared to lay waste to the whole town, and perhaps more.
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The early orbits, while remaining farther away from the sun, will be special because the spacecraft will spend its time close to the sun in essentially the equivalent of geosynchronous orbit, hovering over the same region.
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Extradition has been hovering over Chapo's head ever since he was recaptured in January this year, six months after escaping from the maximum-security Altiplano prison through a mile-long tunnel that began in his cell.
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It all extends to his play on the ball, too: Harden will lean back on his heels, up in his stance (a word that deserves massive air quotes), with his palms hovering over his knee caps.
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Highlight whatever tracks you want, right-click while hovering over those tracks, and select the "Add to Playlist" option — like so: You can add them to an existing playlist, or you can create a new one.
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An inmate named Jesse Webster, serving a life sentence without parole for a nonviolent first offense, was poised to take a typing test, his fingers hovering over the keyboard — when his name resounded over the intercom.
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As society comes to grips with what climate change really means, and what curbing it really requires of us, there are two questions hovering over every takeoff and landing: How guilty should I feel about this?
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On the one occasion when Mr. James was given a job, he said, he was sent to a packaging company where supervisors were hostile toward him, "hovering" over him and other black employees as they worked.
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Much of the 20 minutes of Bear 71 VR is spent hovering over an interactive map, where the numbered grizzly is joined by other tagged animals like Wolverine 09, Bobcat 41, Deer 024, and Golden Eagle 129.
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Once settled around a sufficiently large enough cluster, a "civilization could hop from one star to another and harvest their energy output just like a butterfly hovering over flowers in a hunt for their nectar," he writes.
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Reporter's Notebook LONDON — When I moved back to London in 2017 after more than 10 years living abroad, the first thing that hit me was the smell of diesel and the dusty haze hovering over the city.
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When you're in drawing mode you get a choice of colors and brush sizes, and even after you've sent your picture it can still be edited—just click on the pencil icon hovering over the image itself.
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Making a prediction even more fraught with danger is that most of the favourites have at least a question mark hovering over them, while other players have claimed most of the recent victories on the PGA Tour.
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The dearth in deals came as banks' share prices fell sharply due to concerns about shrinking margins, high levels of bad loans in some countries and a multi-billion dollar lawsuit hovering over Germany's Deutsche Bank (DBKGn.DE).
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One major question hovering over the race -- and spooking pro-Flake Republicans -- is whether Trump is willing to weigh in against Flake on Twitter or leverage his campaign's email list to raise money for a Flake challenger.
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Clinton took the high road, again and again: deflecting interruption after interruption, maintaining her momentum in the face of a man hovering over her, not responding when he called her "nasty" in front of millions of viewers.
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Availability of outlets and seats: 3.5 starsWhen I went to the Panera in the morning I could easily grab a table with outlets, but once lunchtime rolled around I saw people hovering over tables for a spot.
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With his bullish figure typically dressed in elegant suits, and a magician's just-you-wait smile often hovering over his face, he cuts a striking figure in a city arts scene dominated by bookish executives and technocrats.
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Other large pieces are more abstract, like Mia Taylor's "⌘+⌘+⌘+⌘+" (2016), which has shiny silver balloons hovering over collaged shapes that are based on the process of zooming in on images until they break down into basic geometry.
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POSSIBLE RECORD SURGE Dorian killed one person in Puerto Rico before hovering over the Bahamas for two days with torrential rains and fierce winds that whipped up 12- to 18-foot (215- to 225-meter) storm surges.
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It is the question hovering over the weeklong festival that opened on Saturday in the ancient walled city of Pingyao: Can you create and showcase independent films in a country that frowns on independence, much less dissent?
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Most of those gathered recommended that the president adopt a conciliatory stance and release a statement accepting Mr. Rosenstein's decision and embracing a swift investigation that would clear the cloud of suspicion hovering over the West Wing.
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Try to block out times when you're not hovering over emails, and turn off or disable most of your phone notifications and you'll be amazed at how much newfound time you discover to focus on important tasks.
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Hovering over the government funding fight are November's congressional elections, in which one-third of the 100-member Senate and all 435 House seats are up for grabs as Republicans battle to keep control of both chambers.
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Redemption song: With the cool stroke of a putter under ominous clouds hovering over the 18th green at Augusta National, Tiger Woods put an emphatic finishing touch on the most redemptive victory in sport history on Sunday.
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Enigma was very theatrical and very "Gaga": she sang several songs while hovering over the crowd; she changed costumes multiple times; she also played into the Enigma theme, constantly speaking to the alien-like character on the screen.
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Keanu Reeves was 'breathtaking' at Xbox's E3 event A tweet showing Reeves posing with multiple women, including Dolly Parton, with his arm behind the women and his hand hovering over either their arms or waists has gone viral.
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As with previous events at this spot, I expected to get in through the secretive side door, snaking past stacks of wood and sofa parts, catching furtive looks from the purportedly shady owners hovering over a vile hookah.
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Some people wrote personal stories, like illustrator Kevin Waldron's reflections on his mother-in-law's life as a Vietnamese refugee that join a photograph of a military helicopter hovering over a slide of a painted choir of angels.
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Trump slashed and burned his way through the second debate, taking no prisoners, loosing the dogs of war, hovering over Hillary Clinton like some dyspeptic Mafia boss, and threatening to put her behind bars if he becomes president.
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Joyce is brittle, welcoming the caress of a schlubby but devoted Radio Shack salesman and hovering over Will, who's randomly slipping into the Upside Down and enduring exams at the evil lab and Zombie Boy taunts at school.
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And this is where Sunday's visit provided a timely contrast to the sad state of the Knicks, eliminated from the playoffs for a fourth straight season and with the familiar clouds of organizational uncertainty hovering over the Garden.
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Mexico's business elite had invested record amounts of money in the country, giving life to the president's promise of an economic renaissance and a welcome bright spot in an otherwise bleak landscape of scandals hovering over his administration.
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EL SALTO, Mexico — By the time the polluted Santiago River bursts over a waterfall on the outskirts of Guadalajara, in western Mexico, its stench seems to be everywhere: hovering over crops, seeping into homes, fouling the tap water.
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With the shadow of former President Barack Obama still hovering over the Democratic Party, comparisons have been drawn between the parallels of the 2020 and 2008 campaign, when Obama's surprising victory over Hillary Clinton helped launch his candidacy.
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Kitty's technique for structure, highs and lows—evident on The Pom-Poms' Noisey Mix as well as on this record—means that she never overdoes it, making sure to keep a foot hovering over the pedal at all times.
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"It's a confluence of concerns that have been hovering over the market, everything from North Korea ... and obviously the hurricane and the damage that will ensue," said Quincy Krosby, chief market strategist at Prudential Financial in Newark, New Jersey.
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The movie follows a linguist called upon by the army to help communicate with the first known alien visitors to Earth, who have suddenly appeared hovering over various parts of the globe in beautiful, somewhat ominous, pebble-looking spacecraft.
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U.S. shale oil production for March is expected to rise by the most in five months, government data showed on Monday, as energy companies boost drilling on the back of oil prices that are hovering over $50 a barrel.
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Instead of polishing his carefully created New England sensibility and hovering over the obsessive recipe-testing platform on which he built Cook's Illustrated magazine and its offspring, Mr. Kimball is loosening his bow tie and shifting his culinary worldview.
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For example, while Nissan's new Rogue ad might have shown a woman's hands hovering over the steering wheel to highlight the car's lane-centering skills, ignoring the wheel for more than a few seconds triggers a sequence of events.
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On your own time — well, I really wouldn't do that either on your own time — but as long as it's not on my time, I'm not gonna be there hovering over you watching and I'm not subjected to it.
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Inspired by the unfortunate passing of Flores' uncle after a car accident, the installation consists of various shoes suspended by wires, hovering over a moving projection of every nation's flags and floating dollar bills, all dissipating into ocean waves.
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The demonstrations have spread to Buea, an English-speaking city in the southwest, where a video circulated on social media of police officers hovering over female students lying in the mud and of officers beating students in their dormitories.
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The special counsel who must not be named Trump faces a delicate assignment in dealing with the cloud hovering over his appearance in the shape of special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation that some Democrats believe could lead to impeachment.
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Explore the data by hovering over each company below and using the slider to look at different years: As shown in the time series above, the distribution has spread out over the last decade, and dividends have grown faster than earnings.
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The app relies on the fact that most laptop and computer screens become highly reflective when viewed from an extreme side angle, allowing algorithms to determine when a finger is actually making contact with the display, or just hovering over it.
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" In Cristina Henríquez's The Book of Unknown Americans, a narrator laments that sentiment's permeability: "I walk into a store and the employees either ignore me or they're hovering over every move I make because they think I'm going to steal something.
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Among its new tricks are the ability to pin a memo to the always-on display, like a permanent sticky pad, text magnification up to 300 percent and hovering over text for real-time translation (with 31 supported languages, in all).
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In a frighteningly mismanaged attempt to get Rio ready for these global spectacles, the favelas have also suffered, resulting in dystopian visions of people being driven from their homes, vicious protests, bulldozed neighborhoods and cranes hovering over half-finished venues.
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Back then, I may have seen coke-crusted noses hovering over pints sucked down into the early hours rather than frolicked in a park and eaten ice cream with the five-piece, as transpired over a recent weekend in New York.
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Yet the biggest issue hovering over the show was the grounding of the MAX, which secures supplier profits for the next decade, while on the defence side of the show a Franco-German pairing and Turkey each unveiled new fighter designs.
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Constructed between 1890 and 1900, it was the center of worship for African Americans in Hobcaw Barony; hovering over a photograph of a Bible recalls how it was found in an antique store in 2014 and returned to its congregation.
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The film's ad campaign caused a real-life panic in SpainA fake news spot in Spain caused a real-life War of the Worlds-style panic when footage of the film's massive ships hovering over New York hit the airwaves.
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As the rally start time grew closer, the security line to get in swelled and there were more protestors standing on concrete planters, hovering over the Trump supporters on both the right and left sides of a walkway into the arena.
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Tristan Duke, a holographer who created the hologram art that landed on Jack White's Lazaretto LP, created the wireframe versions of the iconic crafts, which, if you watch from the right angle, appear to be hovering over the spinning records.
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An ABC 13 news helicopter hovering over the scene of the shooting showed a nearby gas station gutted by a fire that the police said had been ignited during the shootout and a police car with its rear windshield blown out.
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The ongoing investigative cloud hovering over the White House has plagued Trump nearly since his 2017 inauguration, resulting in repeated claims Mueller and House Democrats are leading a "witch hunt" to make up for an embarrassing loss in the 2016 election.
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Already, questions about the FBI's investigation of whether members of Trump's campaign colluded with the Russian government to influence the 2016 presidential election are hovering over the White House and has at times distracted from the GOP's agenda in Congress.
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A source close to Republican leadership emails about the biggest political clouds hovering over the rest of the year: Between the lines: Republicans are worried about the potential for health insurance premiums to skyrocket in September, shortly before the midterms.
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Yet the biggest issue hovering over the show was the grounding of the MAX, which secures supplier profits for the next decade, while on the defense side of the show a Franco-German pairing and Turkey each unveiled new fighter designs.
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The par-72 championship golf course at Kauri Cliffs, located in Matauri Bay, New Zealand, offers players five sets of tees and fifteen holes with views of the Pacific Ocean, six of which are played alongside cliffs hovering over the sea.
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The Tbilisi TV Tower, a Soviet-era eyesore hovering over the city on Mount Mtasminda, hides something much more appealing: Mtasminda Park, a landscaped amusement park and urban playground that is accessible by a funicular that goes straight up the mountain.
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On a recent visit, Reuters witnesses saw the tin roof of a large barn, where several of the men died, riddled with hundreds of bullet holes, possibly fired from the helicopter which TV images that day showed hovering over the building.
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They were the ones hovering over the corner of Florence and Normandy during the L.A. riots, when Reginald Denny, the red gravel truck driver, got pulled from his truck, the cab of his truck and beaten to within an inch of his life.
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The feature isn't so much a new tool as it is an extension of an existing one; by long-pressing—or, on a computer, hovering—over the "like" button, users can now access five additional animated emoji with which to express themselves.
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Most people are -- you know, you look at the cover of Time Magazine and he&aposs looking down at this little girl and they&aposre photoshopped together and he&aposs supposed to be this you know, big evil person hovering over her.
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It's a road-trip movie — just one that's set in a fantasy universe — about saving a lost father with a big ticking clock of tension hovering over everything (now that I type it out... that is nearly a description of Coco, too).
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The students who are dead, the students still in the hospital, the student now suffering PTSD, the students who had panic attacks during the vigil because the helicopters would not leave us alone, hovering over the school for 2000 hours a day.
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And if you snap a photo at the same time that a satellite with the CERES instruments is hovering over your head (you can check this in the app, too), NASA will email you the space-based observation for you to compare.
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In the ad, Archie Parnell, who is running for the real-life House seat once held by the fictional "House of Cards" antihero, is seen hovering over a chessboard, wearing a tuxedo and reflectively laying on a couch, all the while quoting Underwood.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. shale oil production for March is expected to rise by the most in five months, government data showed on Monday, as energy companies boost drilling on the back of oil prices that are hovering over $50 a barrel.
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"We've had periods in the past when there were conspiracy theories about black helicopters hovering over the Fed, sending it secret messages about how to destroy the U.S. and make Wall Street rich," said Karen Petrou, managing partner at Federal Financial Analytics.
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A big, alpha male bully stalking the debate stage, scowling, posturing, growling and snuffling, hovering over his opponent, threatening her with jail if he's elected, constantly interrupting her and whining that "it's 3 on 1" and that she's getting more time than he.
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Also hovering over the administration: An ongoing investigation by special counsel Robert Mueller into possible links between Trump's team and Russians who sought to influence last year's presidential election, and whether the president sought to obstruct justice by firing FBI Director James Comey.
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Instead of automatic pop-ups or embeds, readers can decide if they want to see a video by placing their finger or cursor over text in an online article (try it in this Esquire Singapore article by hovering over the pink highlighted text).
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Hovering over this election are the candidates' strategies for confronting the bully in the White House, defending the rights of Mexicans living in the United States, while maintaining the economic relationship with our northern neighbor that is vital to the Mexican economy.
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Here was the image of a man who fought to defend slavery, hovering over the shoulder of an excited cadet whose African-American father was a noncommissioned officer assigned in Europe when he met and married her mother, a Caucasian German national.
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"I swear if I ever marry and my woman pops out some brats, I'm raising them Amish," he continues—not just for her benefit but for the benefit of the group, though he doesn't budge from his buzzard-hovering over the woman.
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The students who are dead, the students still in the hospital, the student now suffering PTSD, the students who had panic attacks during the vigil because the helicopters would not leave us alone, hovering over the school for 24 hours a day.
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That's because the Hot Wheels Rocket League RC Rivals set takes you out from a vantage point directly behind the car and instead has you hovering over the playing field, using a smartphone (the app is available on iOS and Android) to control your car.
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"Mary Jane's Last Dance" was about drugs until I saw myself in the Indiana Boys at the end of the first verse, and until I saw myself in the summer creeping in, and until I saw myself in the birds hovering over Market Square.
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ODANAH, Wisconsin — Hours after seeing her 14-year-old grandson, Jason, lying in the street just feet from her home, with police and EMS hovering over his motionless body, Cheryl Pero found herself in the cavernous gymnasium of the Bad River Reservation community center.
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Later that day, Huawei gave us hands-on time with its own (still unreleased) foldable, the Mate X. Granted, the time was limited and a rep was hovering over us the whole time, but being able to touch the device goes a long way.
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Soundtracking the performances are cuts from Purple Crush's corresponding Vogue Opera EP with Chanel's angelic voice hovering over low bass-grinds and the erotic vocal thrall of MCs Kevin JZ Prodigy and Kage Prodigy, Enyce Chanel, Ja Ja Rodeo, Miss Barbie Q, and Shay Ebony.
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We were tear gassed (it wafted up from the park across the sidewalk), were locked down more times than I can now remember, and watched Heather Heyer being killled and others injured in real time, via livestream, while hearing a helicopter hovering over our heads.
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"When your mom is emotionally dependent on you and has intimate discussions with you that she should be having with her spouse, there's a name for that," the Nurse Ratched-like therapist said, hovering over me like a prizefighter sizing up a dazed opponent.
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It's so hard to tell whether it actually crossed the line or not—the clearest view we have shows that the puck is hovering over the line, but it does not seem ever fully to cross it, which is what's required for a goal.
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It's awfully trippy: Because everything made in Dreams credits what was used and who made it, including the annoying and omnipresent "made in Dreams" logo hovering over the screen, Dreams smartly attempts to avoid folks burying the work that helped them achieve their creation.
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The Starhopper vehicle climbed above the plume of smoke put off by its Raptor engine, and a livestream of the test showed it hovering over the dusty floor of SpaceX's test site in Boca Chica, Texas, a remote border community on the Gulf Coast.
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COX'S BAZAR, Bangladesh/YANGON (Reuters) - Rohingya Muslims celebrated a decision by the International Court of Justice to order Myanmar to protect them, hovering over mobile phones in refugee camps to watch the first legal victory since a military-led crackdown drove them from their homes.
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Bock takes a hawk's-eye view of his characters, hovering over one or the other for long stretches, withholding his sympathies from the most obviously sympathetic, like the parents of a lost 12-year-old boy and the unbelievably jerkish 12-year-old himself.
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Of course, it's a little tricky to nail that perfectly imperfect accidental encounter when you're competing against dozens of other singletons on a dating show, and there's a boom mic hovering over your freshly tonged curls, and a producer miming for you to wrap it up.
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News helicopters hovering over the final moments of Wednesday's pursuit in Nashua, New Hampshire, captured video of uniformed law enforcement officers throwing punches at the suspect as he knelt on the ground next to his pickup truck, his hands on the asphalt in front of him.
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While her best friend Amy's (Kaitlyn Dever) mom and dad are shown hovering over a themed meal they made to celebrate their daughter's commencement, Molly's rhythms are those of a latchkey kid who's been entrusted with getting herself to school and to sleep on her own.
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Autonomous In your typical science fiction first contact novel, aliens visit Earth by hovering over or destroying our major cities — usually New York, London, or LA. In Nnedi Okorafor's book, aliens land in the waters off of Lagos, Nigeria, where they begin to transform the local wildlife.
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News helicopters hovering over the final moments of the car chase in Nashua, New Hampshire, captured video of uniformed law enforcement officers throwing punches at the suspect as he knelt on the ground next to his pickup truck, his hands on the asphalt in front of him.
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But if you cook a lot of sandwiches, meat, and other foods that need to be flat, and you want to cook them near perfectly without hovering over them for every second of the day than $400 and a year long wait might feel like a steal.
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Over time, that means they become weak and flabby, reducing your performance in the gym and increasing your risk of injury, whether you're lifting weights, walking, or simply hovering over a gas station toilet, says Stephen Cheuk, founder of S10 training studio in New York City.
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Another user, called Mburns, countered Jytdog's argument, saying that it was unproductive to cut content which could have been reworked and improved: Now you've created unneeded work for people to try and add that relevant content back in, knowing that someone is hovering over the revert button.
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The minutes after the final buzzer, when the players return to the locker room, can resemble the moment when a plane lands or a subway car emerges above ground: a mob of silent people, heads hovering over glowing screens, reading texts, emails and social media notifications.
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After hovering over the Bahamas for nearly 24 hours and killing at least five people, the storm weakened and was forecast to churn toward Florida by day's end, before bringing its powerful winds and dangerous surf along the coasts of Georgia, South Carolina and North Carolina.
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It was built on a base of long-cooked curry paste: a beautiful dark golden hue, fragrant with cumin, cardamom, coriander, a big hit of ginger and garlic, with minced habanero for heat and a salty punch of soy and oyster sauces hovering over it all.
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Music Review A marching tune that dissolves into frenzy, a big-band jamboree with an ethereal voice hovering over it: The dense, wild, yet artfully controlled tribute to Anthony Braxton at National Sawdust on Wednesday evening bore a striking resemblance to his dense, wild, yet artfully controlled music.
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Brilliant white clothes, whether worn by a priest in the holiest part of the Jerusalem temple, or by an angel hovering over a river in Babylon, or by Jesus appearing to three followers in a blinding blaze, are a sign that this light is once again flowing unhindered.
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We're too busy obsessing about our babies We're likely stressed and sleep deprived because we're hovering over the baby all night to make sure she's OK. Here are some of the "smart" devices available to track their vitals: a swaddle, a chest band, a sticker, sock, and a onesie.
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Doug Perkins, a percussionist who directed the performance, decided more or less where the players would be placed: standing on patches of lawn in the sun or under trees in the shade, kneeling on mulch-filled paths in the woods or hovering over drum sets within the Sunken Garden.
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The flat-out bonkers eccentricity of "Umbrella Academy" includes the children having been raised by an android nanny and a talking chimpanzee butler whose vocal abilities aren't even addressed -- and that's not even the really weird part, what with the time travel and apocalyptic threads hovering over the story.
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The pictures are notable for their grainy texture and high contrast — van der Elsken often shot the cafés of St-Germain-des-Prés at night, a haze of cigarette smoke hovering over his subjects, and he played with chemicals to bring out the black tones in his photos.
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And while it's not going to usurp my trusty workhorse SpanishDict anytime soon, nor is my finger hovering over Miss D preparing to push-delete the app into oblivion either — the inexorable fate of so many lesser creations — so it's earned itself a little breathing space on my home screen.
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The findings come as the U.S. farm economy continued its downward slide in the fourth quarter of 2015, as a strong dollar, sluggish export demand and a glut of grain supplies have kept bearish clouds hovering over the agricultural commodity sector and pushed wheat prices to nearly six-year lows.
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With their utopian sense of freedom, it's no wonder why SoCal canyons have historically been ideal environments for visual artists, songwriters, filmmakers, and other creative types like photographer Heather Culp, whose own work is a tribute to the intimate, sun-soaked dreaminess hovering over her home base of Topanga Canyon.
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But if you do decide to continue squatting and hovering over the toilet seat—even though there's no evidence to prove this protects you—you might be strengthening your core, or, as a friend recently told me,"I squat because I like to pretend those few seconds are helping my butt."
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Every so often our parents would pack us into the Chevy station wagon for a nighttime drive to that rare Long Island hill with an unimpeded view of the sky, or to Wanaque, N.J., 70 miles away, where strange lights were said to have been hovering over a local reservoir.
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Yes, nearly all of them are half-dead already — splicer addicts who have become hopelessly addicted to Rapture's seductive genetic power-ups — but sometimes they're sympathetic anyway: One enemy you encounter is a distraught woman hovering over a baby stroller; another is a crazed man who rambles about wanting his father's approval.
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Trump won Idaho by an even greater margin of 32 points and while no major scandal is hovering over the gubernatorial candidates as there was with the Senate race in Alabama, Trippi contends "it is possible" for Jordan to win by stitching together a coalition of voters, even in bright red Trump country.
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The risky flying behavior of the Russians has complicated the American hunt for the remaining Islamic State fighters in a pocket near the border with Iraq, forcing General Harrigian to pull some fighter jets off attack missions to protect unarmed surveillance planes hovering over the 15-square mile piece of ISIS-controlled territory.
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The arrest of Mr. Kratz, who has a history of burglary, theft and related arrests, widened the scope of an already sprawling case, one that has transfixed the Philadelphia region, with frequent live TV updates and helicopters hovering over the farm in affluent Solebury Township while authorities dug with cadaver-sniffing dogs.
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So a big question hovering over this buyout — provided it makes it through all the regulatory approvals — is whether Liberty Media will be able to lead the series away from its traditional business model of passionate, tight-knit enthusiasts into a global corporate culture that is not dependent on its longtime characters for success.
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Facebook on Wednesday morning began rolling out Reactions, a more nuanced version of the Like button that allows users to respond to News Feed items with an expanded range of emotions including Love, Haha, Wow, Sad, and Angry, accessed by a long press on mobile or by hovering over the Like button on a computer.
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The ruling by U.S. District Judge Emmet Sullivan is likely to add to the uncertainty hovering over Clinton, the front-runner for the Democratic nomination for the November U.S. presidential election, about the legal consequences of her decision to exclusively use a private email server in her New York home for her government work.
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MURDER ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS The question hovering over this Kenneth Branagh-directed adaptation of Agatha Christie's classic murder mystery is whether it will change the ending, which at this point is known to anyone who's read the book, seen Sidney Lumet's all-star 1974 movie version or just absorbed it through cultural osmosis.
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Whatever the mythopoeic pretensions of the attackers, the target is almost always ordinary, everyday life: People are killed on their way to work, bored and restless and hovering over their small worries, or while enduring the administered interminability of air travel, or buying food and necessities, or on another vaguely satisfying night out with friends.
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Instead, there I was with the commentator Ben Stein hovering over me like some grim heathen god, exuding all the effervescent charm of a despondent tree sloth, glumly wobbling his jowls and opining that Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez espouses a political philosophy that in the past led to the rise of Hitler and Stalin.
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MURDER ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS The question hovering over this Kenneth Branagh-directed adaptation of Agatha Christie's classic murder mystery is whether it will change the ending, which at this point is known to anyone who's read the book, seen Sidney Lumet's all-star 23 movie version or just absorbed it through cultural osmosis.
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In truth, I don't see him functioning as a character of any kind in this novel; he would operate more as a looming anal face, like Dr. T. J. Eckleburg's eyes, hovering over the valley of ashes, in "The Great Gatsby," or simply as his own late-nineteen-nineties billboard near the Lincoln Tunnel.
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All of the play's live action occurs behind a scrim, on which a frenetic, diaphanous landscape of memories is projected, like a poetic thought bubble hovering over the academic as she meticulously calculates her personality, her consumption of intellectual capital, and the people with whom she interacts in a painstaking portrait of self-invention.
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DARK WATERS One of the more intriguing questions hovering over this holiday movie season is what brought Todd Haynes (the ironist behind "I'm Not There" and "Far From Heaven") to what looks like a foursquare social-issue drama, inspired by a New York Times Magazine article about a corporate lawyer who sued DuPont in an environmental case.
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Those notable incidents include a 2004 incident involving a guided missile cruiser that the New York Times reported "had been tracking mysterious aircraft" for weeks, with two F/A-18 pilots sent to investigate reporting a sighting of "an aircraft of some kind—whitish — that was around 40 feet long and oval in shape" hovering over the ocean.
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And here we arrive at the real ghost that haunts these books, the one that sends us to Paris or Berlin for help: the sense that American parents have gone radically wrong, making themselves and their kids miserable in the process, by hovering over them like helicopters instead of observing them from a watchtower, at a safe distance.
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The biggest question hovering over the meetings this week of the two institutions' joint board of governors, is how long that dominance will remain intact, or whether indeed the anti-globalist forces that helped bring in a new administration in the White House will call for a drawdown or exit altogether from the Bretton Woods institutions.
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Soon after graduating from Princeton, where he found common cause with the painter Frank Stella and the critic Michael Fried, he experimented with swirling, turbulent paintings, using new materials like alkyd resin, before arriving at a refined minimalism that confronted viewers with an isolated, luminous geometric form — usually a disc or a square — hovering over a single-color ground.
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This experience, which he likens to "appearing as mere data to a predatory thing hovering over you," has led Khan to believe that our planet has reached a "nexus of crisis" predominantly caused by the militarization of public space and the dehumanizing aspects that a Predator drone's algorithm, or a CCTV camera's machine vision, can have.
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One child, around 9 or 10 years old, said: Another described doing a fractions test: For me, something changed from fifth grade onward, and throughout the remedial college courses and hours spent hovering over more thick textbooks, I wondered if I had ADD, dyslexia with numbers (known as dyscalculia), or if I was just kinda dumb.
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However, with Whiz getting fired just seven games after drafting a No. 2 overall rookie quarterback, and Philbin getting the ziggy during the Dolphins' Week 4 bye, it's clear the axe was hovering over both their heads long before their teams even took the field—and it's not clear any in-game optimizing could have stopped it.
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Legacy musicians like Dave Grohl got all sarcastic about the genre, Arcade Fire shouted out "all the bands still playing actual instruments" at Coachella, and on SNL Andy Samberg adopted the role of DJ Davvincii, hovering over a big red button with the word "BASS" written on it, being handed bags of cash as he went along.
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Nostalgia is just hindsight viewed through a pair of sunglasses you got free with The Beano, and there's an argument to be made that indulging in these flights of fantasy—hovering over childhood, landing in late-adolescence, trying to negate the the turbulence of adulthood—is fine, as long as they don't dominate our cultural lives.
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He was a man who, four months after being arrested for having sex in a Beverly Hills toilet, released a hit single about shagging, accompanied by a video that features a police helicopter hovering over couples of all sexualities getting it on all over LA. It felt strange, then, that after a moving tribute by Andrew Ridgeley and Wham!
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Bartholomeus Breenbergh's 1627 brown and gray wash painting portrays the Roman Colosseum as a shadowy specter of the past hovering over a small traveler with a dog, and four 16th-century etchings by Hieronymus Cock document more of Roman antiquity overgrown on the city's outskirts, including a reminder of just who he considered to have destroyed the Colosseum (the "Barbarians").
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He hoped people would "seek the right angle" for the optimal illusion and "talk to each other," but this 'vanishing point' seems to draw zombie-eyed visitors, more keen to snap than chat as they cluster around — hovering over a centripetal spot that subtly redirects traffic flows in the plaza, seducing visitors toward the perimeter to satisfy their photo-hunger.
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After about 10 minutes of hovering over me and trying to get me to go home with him despite my clearly saying no each time he brought up how close his apartment was to the bar, he finally relented when I got outside, but not without sweeping me into a hug in which he lifted me a good 12 inches off the ground.
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It's 3 PM on a Saturday and we are hovering over a tin bucket filled with ice and Southern Tier's "Crème Brûlée" Imperial Milk Stout, a growler of Stone Brewing's "Rosecrans Special" sour beer made with rose hips, and more than a dozen other rare beers from all around the world that some craft beer snobs would kill to sip.
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And hovering over that is an ongoing investigation of many of his advisers and possibly himself by Special Counsel Robert Mueller; the resignation Monday of the deputy director of the FBI, Andrew McCabe, whom Trump has publicly derided; and a House Intelligence Committee vote to release a controversial partisan memo that accuses the FBI of misusing the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.
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There is the story of you and it's not ... The danger is not that we're going to treat the internet like it's real, the danger is that we're treating the real world like it's the internet and you're walking through an experience as a kid and you're also hovering over yourself watching your experience from afar because that's how people will consume it.
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But Flynn's departure is clearly a significant moment for this President as one of his most loyal, most controversial and most influential figures -- in many ways a symbol of the angry attack style that has defined the White House -- is forced to step down as a result of a scandal that has been hovering over the President, who has been in office for less than a month.
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He aimlessly wandered around the room, often within the camera frame while Clinton was speaking, as if looming over her (it's not a great visual, as my own teams have learned, for a man to be "hovering" over a woman.) And while he interrupted less, it was still annoying when he did it (to everyone except his equally annoying, loud supporters in the audience).
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But hovering over their effort is President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's threat to veto spending bills and force a government shutdown if he doesn't get funding for his wall on the southern border with Mexico.
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The drone hovering over the solar panel was the first time that 250 people in one place had performed a live industrial inspection using 360-degree, 4K video, Intel said, making this the most technically challenging press conference it had ever run, but it's not clear whether this is a one-off high water mark or new bar for what we will expect to see in all conferences of the future.
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And in the New York Times minute-by-minute account of how Trump learned about it, Jared Kushner was the lone voice inside the Oval Office urging Trump to go on the offensive:Most of those gathered recommended that the president adopt a conciliatory stance, and release a statement accepting Mr. Rosenstein's decision and embracing a swift investigation that would clear the cloud of suspicion hovering over the West Wing.
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The Sand kingdom had more of a traditional Mario feel with dangerous platforming and bullet bills and goombas trying to take the plumber out; there was a clear path for where Mario is expected to go; there were 2D portions filled with bullet bills to get to otherwise unreachable destinations; and Mario could capture Easter Island statue-esque moe-eyes to see invisible platforms hovering over deadly quicksand.
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Adam Parkhomenko sat at a table behind the stage at Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE's election night party at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in New York, hovering over Donnie Fowler, the Democratic operative and Silicon Valley CEO.
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Here's what happened (according to reports from the New York Times) when the Trump administration found out that Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein had appointed Mueller as a special counsel to lead the Trump/Russia probe: Most of those gathered recommended that the president adopt a conciliatory stance and release a statement accepting Mr. Rosenstein's decision and embracing a swift investigation that would clear the cloud of suspicion hovering over the West Wing.
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The impossible vantage point (up there in the treetop, where the little ape can barely find support) links it to paintings in the mode of Nicole Eisenman's "Subway 2" (2016), which locates the viewer hovering over the tracks in front of an oncoming G train, and "The Races at Longchamp" (1866) by Edouard Manet, where we seem to be standing in the middle of the muddy track, about to be trampled by speeding steeds.
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Hovering over those efforts is the data scandal that saw a political consulting firm with ties to President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's 2016 campaign improperly obtain the personal information of 85033 million Facebook users.
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Other inspired ideas include the architect Steven Holl's 1980 proposal to place luxury villas and Single Resident Occupancy hotels together on the elevated tracks that are now the High Line; the sculptor Isamu Noguchi's 1960 design, a collaboration with the architect Louis Kahn, for an earthworks playground in Riverside Park (represented by a handsome bronze model Noguchi cast); and even the architect Matthew Nowicki's design for a giant circular shopping center hovering over Columbus Circle.
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Let's put it this way: I know what the 7-10 year olds in my life are getting for Christmas… Also worth noting for parents hovering over the buy-now button, is that, there's a another thing that wasn't around when I was a kid: Logical directions to 'graduate' out of SAM Lab's ecosystem and into more elaborate hardware programming experiments on more advanced platforms like Sparkfun's bite-sized projects, Adafruit's learning kits, or Arduino-based projects.
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To walk into DaDong's first international location, steps from Times Square, is a daunting experience, not only because of the formidably tall wooden doors (which are mercifully opened by a well-groomed young man who has been hired to do exactly that) but because, once you've entered, the dim lighting, the basalt walls, and the polite reservationist hovering over a rock-shaped desk make you wonder whether you've signed up for dinner or a corporate interview.
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Shielding Kids From the Sun Isn't Just About Sunscreen Born to Walk Barefoot 3,271 Pill Bottles, a Town of 2,831: Court Filings Say Corporations Fed Opioid Epidemic Read Anywhere This Summer A Shipwreck, 500 Years Old, Appears on the Baltic Seabed Why Pop Culture Still Can't Get Enough of Charles Manson Why Elizabeth Warren Says 'Persist' Instead of 'Glass Ceiling' Sorry, You Won't Be Hovering Over Paris Anytime Soon Overlooked No More: Gertrude Benham, Who Climbed the World One Mountain at a Time The Crisis Lurking in Californians' Taps: How 163,000 Water Systems May Be at Risk The 20 Most Delicious Things at Mercado Little Spain What a Heat Wave Looks Like My Frantic Life as a Cab-Dodging, Tip-Chasing Food App Deliveryman Apollo 11 As They Shot It These Women Are Changing New York's D.J. Game.
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Shielding Kids From the Sun Isn't Just About Sunscreen Born to Walk Barefoot 3,271 Pill Bottles, a Town of 2,831: Court Filings Say Corporations Fed Opioid Epidemic Read Anywhere This Summer A Shipwreck, 500 Years Old, Appears on the Baltic Seabed Why Pop Culture Still Can't Get Enough of Charles Manson Why Elizabeth Warren Says 'Persist' Instead of 'Glass Ceiling' Sorry, You Won't Be Hovering Over Paris Anytime Soon Overlooked No More: Gertrude Benham, Who Climbed the World One Mountain at a Time The Crisis Lurking in Californians' Taps: How 163,000 Water Systems May Be at Risk The 20 Most Delicious Things at Mercado Little Spain What a Heat Wave Looks Like My Frantic Life as a Cab-Dodging, Tip-Chasing Food App Deliveryman Apollo 11 As They Shot It These Women Are Changing New York's D.J. Game.
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