A fireplace sits in close proximity to this crisp kitchen.
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Most of the deceased were found in close proximity to their homes.
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There are definite benefits to working in close proximity to each other.
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And other products were in close proximity to each other as well.
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They rely on groups of users in close proximity to work effectively.
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No doubt his class had trained in close proximity to the accident site.
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Or really, two scandals that flared up in close proximity to one another.
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Will and Rachel kiss in close proximity to a Fisher-Price basketball hoop.
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His body was recovered in close proximity to where he was last seen.
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The company has many stores in close proximity to one another, cannibalizing sales.
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Keep in mind this works best when you're in close proximity to the device.
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At airports we resent those who covet seats in close proximity to charging stations.
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She and her mother sat in close proximity to Castile when he was shot.
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"The homes were in close proximity to the location of the explosion," she said.
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The union added that construction staff often work in close proximity to one another.
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She and the three injured were likely in close proximity to the explosion, Sawyer said.
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Most of the bodies were found in close proximity to the victims' homes, he added.
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Living in close proximity to one another had a lot to do with this, but the spread of diseases was also linked to living in close proximity to livestock, especially sheep—a staple of the Çatalhöyük diet, but an animal that hosted dangerous parasites.
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All of this reinforces how difficult it must be to work in close proximity to Trump.
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It's just that [Wendy's] was in close proximity to where they were living and it's affordable.
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It will also be in close proximity to venues hosting tennis, BMX cycling and indoor volleyball.
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The new islands stand in close proximity to islands occupied by Vietnam, the Philippines and Taiwan.
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This is brutally inaccurate, as all five planets are in close proximity to the host star.
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It's hard not to wonder, when you live in close proximity to such a restricted landscape.
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Almost immediately, 28 people in close proximity to the infected man were placed under medical quarantine.
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For now the drones are delivering only to customers located in close proximity to a specialized warehouse.
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The ATMs are currently mainly located in airports, shopping malls, and in close proximity to tourist attractions.
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A group of protesters supporting Foxx held a rally in close proximity to the anti-Foxx demonstration.
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Western officials oppose the purchase because it would put the system in close proximity to NATO weaponry.
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Western officials oppose the purchase because it would put the system in close proximity to NATO weaponry.
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Those students courageous enough to stick around found themselves in close proximity to people of alternative perspectives.
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As Jim Strasky tells it, life in close proximity to the gas industry is a waking nightmare.
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But most breweries produce such beers by harvesting microflora from the air in close proximity to nature.
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This means literally trying to get people to spend less time in close proximity to other people.
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It's possible for other electronic devices in close proximity to the router to disrupt the signal, too.
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Both sides have moved plenty of heavy weaponry out of storage and in close proximity to each other.
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Just make sure your phone is in close proximity to your computer whenever you're trying to log in.
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As a college student, he's both dead broke and in close proximity to expensive 3-D printing equipment.
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More than 90% of its stores are smaller "pick-up" shops designed in close proximity to its customers.
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Fueling is a dangerous procedure that shouldn't be done in close proximity to people, according to safety experts.
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But as the new research shows, cooler gas also exists in close proximity to the supermassive black hole.
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The start-up expects to have properties in 426 cities globally in close proximity to over 1,000 universities.
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So if you're attending college in close proximity to your favorite team, this won't do you much good.
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Companies that market SMRs propose placing multiple reactors in close proximity to save on costs of associated infrastructure.
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Moreover, even with Bluetooth on, you're only vulnerable as long as you're in close proximity to the hacker.
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This spectacle is also known as a luminary, which means that it's in close proximity to the Earth.
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But so long as people live in close proximity to mosquitoes, EEE is a possible danger to anyone.
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The location of the incident is not in close proximity to the West Wing or the presidential residence.
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"Similar credible reports in Mosul state that they have placed sulfur pits in close proximity to civilians," she said.
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But as a result, US military advisers could soon find themselves in close proximity to Syrian and Russian troops.
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It's a wireless way of linking devices in close proximity to each other, similar to the way Bluetooth works.
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"Several of the attacks on military operated vessels have taken place in close proximity to merchant ships," he said.
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In particular, entrepreneurs see a weakness in storage operators' reliance on spaces in close proximity to where customers live.
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GLNG is looking to trim its supply and transportation costs by developing projects in close proximity to each other.
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In western Syria, FSA rebels have often fought in close proximity to jihadists against the army and its allies.
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The incidents occurred in close proximity to one another and are believed to be related, according to the ATF.
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U.S. forces are still located at Al-Tanf in Syria, in close proximity to Iran and Iran-backed forces.
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The park is located close to the Wells Fargo Center, putting it in close proximity to the convention's epicenter.
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Ever noticed that there seem to be, uh, a lot of fist fights in close proximity to drive-thrus?
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They also fought against the Islamic State in Syria and Iraq, at times in close proximity to American forces.
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According to O*NET, choreographers, dancers, actors, and singers all tend to work in close proximity to their colleagues.
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Its current iteration is situated in a home in central Tucson, in close proximity to the University of Arizona.
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The opening of the museum will put Trump in close proximity to Alabama just days before its Senate special election.
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All three areas lie in close proximity to London's famous Trafalgar Square, in London's so-called 'prime' central property area.
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This isn't the first time Russian fighter jets have been filmed operating in close proximity to American warships and warplanes.
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"Shabab attacked the S.N.A. camp, which is in close proximity to the K.D.F. camp at El-Adde," Mr. Obonyo said.
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A majority of those acquisitions were US-based companies, many of them founded in close proximity to the Facebook campus.
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Waymo has also set up shop in suburban Detroit, in close proximity to several of the predominant automotive industry suppliers.
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Thankfully we all live in close proximity to one another, so G. calls the Uber and adds our friends' stops.
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With so many students living in close proximity to each other, the party scene became the backbone of the area.
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Armed with some speakers in close proximity to a toilet, I wanted to try out the brown note on myself.
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There was an aura of secrecy about him even among the people who wound up in close proximity to him.
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NW, is in close proximity to several federal office buildings, making it convenient for furloughed workers to take advantage of.
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There was also concern that Hadid's office was "in close proximity to the Analytical Shop," where confidential paperwork was kept.
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Trump has orbited in close proximity to queer folk for so long he doesn't care anymore, if he ever did.
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Poor rural communities typically live in close proximity to rodents, which are widely hunted and eaten in many plague-endemic areas.
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A metal fence manned by police and security guards had prevented people from getting in close proximity to the Opera House.
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There are no specific protocols on how the military forces are to conduct themselves when in close proximity to each other.
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Most pits operated 22004 hours a day, seven days a week, in close proximity to where service members slept and worked.
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Most pits operated 24 hours a day, seven days a week, in close proximity to where service members slept and worked.
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I like where I live because it's in close proximity to everything, and I'm within walking distance of the grocery store.
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No damage to surrounding structures was reported, and no runners or bystanders were in close proximity to the 9:113 a.m.
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Squirrels that forage for acorns and aren't forced to live in close proximity to humans can be gentle creatures, cute even.
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Byrne will be leading product for the Authy API, but will be "working in close proximity" to his former Clef associates.
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The featured event is the Hillclimb race where cars new and old race against the clock in close proximity to spectators.
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US officials deemed that intercept "unsafe" as the armed Russian jet flew "erratically," in close proximity to the American spy plane.
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The groups argued the border wall is within or in close proximity to the habitats of rare animal and plant species.
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Since then, 28 people in close proximity to the infected have been placed under quarantine to prevent the disease from spreading.
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The two even utilize a shared Google calendar to figure out what dates they'll be in close proximity to each other.
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As soon as Kink moved in, local protesters picketed, complaining about such a salacious business being in close proximity to schools.
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"You basically have a toxic soup for people who live in close proximity to those lagoons" Things could still get worse.
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The city is just an hour drive from Denver and in close proximity to Aspen and Vail's world-class ski resorts.
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The virus has been identified as a particular threat to prison populations, where individuals are in close proximity to each other.
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Quick: Think of everyone you've come in contact with or have been in close proximity to over the past two weeks.
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The domestication of animals in close proximity to mosquitoes creates zoonotic diseases where the spillover [happens] from animal diseases into humans.
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"One of the ways to catch the virus is to be in close proximity to other people," Dr. Cioe-Pena said.
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West also tries to do everything in close proximity to her and her husband Kanye West's $60 million Calabasas, California home.
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The building will sit in close proximity to Best Buy, Barnes & Noble, Adidas and the NBA Store, to name a few.
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Bringing power tools, electric lamps, and welding equipment in close proximity to a centuries-old building increases the risk of ignition.
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While Cameron didn't confirm anything, she did drop some info that suggests she was in close proximity to the whole Riverdale team.
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When you first open it, you'll see text saying that Pandora will automatically sync music when in close proximity to your iPhone.
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The prostate gland is in close proximity to these tubes, located behind them and involved in adding fluids to semen when needed.
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Like anything high-dollar, many came to ogle in the presence of money and power in close proximity to the Bay Area.
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Living in close proximity to domesticated animals led to diseases that crossed the species barrier, wreaking havoc in the densely settled communities.
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"We felt that having people living in close proximity to the waterway was better than having a truck parking lot," he said.
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Unlike those who work in retail or fast food, truck drivers aren't in close proximity to others for most of the day.
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Of those 250 claimants, only Steven Gardner had served in close proximity to Kerry, and only for a month and a half.
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Hill's testimony was considered explosive in part because she was working in the White House and thus in close proximity to Trump.
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Four other victims were spotted at the bottom of the ocean "in close proximity" to the boat, named the Conception, he said.
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Culture Robotics' Will Patrick chose to join the partner space to work in close proximity to Verily's team of scientists and engineers.
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Border agents will be "in close proximity" to the US troops, but will leave on their own to arrest the spotted migrants.
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We are told the arena was never evacuated and only a building located in close proximity to the package was cleared out.
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The move will also allow him to live in close proximity to the Obamas, who are moving to the Washington neighborhood of Kalorama.
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It's not like the cities situated in close proximity to each one up and moved in the 13 years since the last report.
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This is not the first time the US Navy has accused Iranian drones of operating unprofessionally while in close proximity to US ships.
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Another problem, said Phonesai, was that workers lived in close proximity to the chemicals, which contaminated the water they wash in or drink.
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"In light of the national climate, they had concerns about police officers on campus in close proximity to them with weapons," she said.
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The Earth-like planet orbits in close proximity to the star, making it incredibly hot, with its equilibrium temperature roughly 490 degrees Fahrenheit.
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And while seeing things in close proximity to her home is important to her, so is having a breathtaking view of Los Angeles.
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What's more, people of color are nearly twice as likely to live in cities or neighborhoods in close proximity to hazardous health sites.
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Cuomo attributed the high numbers to international tourism and the fact that New Yorkers live and work in close proximity to each other.
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Uhuru opened its London office last year, putting it in close proximity to Cambridge-based SoftBank Group Corp subsidiary and business partner Arm.
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Ni tells a story of a neighbor who smoked so often in close proximity to Ni's house that the vapors entered his home.
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The Los Angeles estate is close to the Hotel Bel-Air, and is in close proximity to Brentwood, Beverly Hills and West Hollywood.
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When Guyer began developing Twister in 1965, "The rule was don't be in close proximity to other people except when you're dancing," Guyer said.
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Teams in various leagues fought any attempt to move franchises to Las Vegas because any proposed stadium would be in close proximity to bookies.
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Our most vulnerable Americans, including seniors, children and those living in low-income communities and in close proximity to roadways, are at greatest risk.
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If you're traveling through Rome and want resort amenities in close proximity to the city, the Waldorf Astoria Rome Cavalieri is a great option.
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While it has often fought in close proximity to FSA rebels against Assad, it also has a record of crushing foreign-backed FSA groups.
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"The excess amount of air pollution puts communities in close proximity to these plants at risk, especially people with chronic health conditions," she said.
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At least two other senators, Utah Republicans Mitt Romney and Mike Lee, are self-quarantining because they were recently in close proximity to Paul.
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The wet market sells live and dead animals, and putting them in close proximity to people can raise the risk of a disease outbreak.
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But I experienced the reality of the violent environment firsthand; in just days, I was in close proximity to numerous mortar attacks and killings.
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Defense officials have told CNN that US troops in Syria and Iraq often find themselves operating in close proximity to members of the IRGC.
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He suggested that Paul "liked clinching me," referring to the wrestling term that involves fighters in close proximity to one another in the ring.
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If true, the LTE-enabled device wouldn't need to be tethered to and be in close proximity to one's iPhone in order to make calls.
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Specifically, I've heard that they ran too hot because the 3D charging coils in close proximity to one another required very, very cautious power management.
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The vessels were hit "at or below the waterline, in close proximity to the engine room," said the International Association of Independent Tanker Owners (Intertanko).
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Microsoft is also a frequent contributor to the database, thanks to its ability to staff people in close proximity to local governments around the world.
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U2F goes further by requiring a USB device that's inserted into your computer or an NFC device to be in close proximity to your device.
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With growing populations and greater urbanization taking place around the world, people are increasingly being forced to live in close proximity to major traffic arteries.
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It seems like being in close proximity to a bunch of drugs, guns, and explosives—not to mention an unsolved murder—is a bad idea.
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More and more, however, researchers are now thinking about how robots and humans can work in close proximity to humans and even learn from them.
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With the use of a GPS customer tracker, Domino's will only start making the pizza when the customer is in close proximity to the store.
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"The majority of these projects will be in close proximity to our largest markets, and all projects will be US-based," Green and Zimmer write.
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In 1921, he wrote a paper describing the movement of whirlpools and other types of vortices when they exist in close proximity to one another.
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The only other time Robbie Williams has been that pumped just to be in close proximity to someone is when his wife was giving birth.
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"Whenever I'm working on an animation project, the characters live in my head and live in close proximity to me and my imagination," Dini says.
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"Given recent events, the coalition will not allow pro-regime aircraft to threaten or approach in close proximity to coalition and partnered forces," it said.
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"These include government officials who worked, or continue to work, in close proximity to the president," Nadler said at a meeting to consider the subpoenas.
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And the Department of Agriculture told employees who worked in close proximity to an employee who tested positive Sunday that they should begin teleworking immediately.
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A White House spokeswoman said on Saturday said there was no indication that either had met with or were in close proximity to the attendee.
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"I have stayed, on purpose, in close proximity to the hurt, acutely uncomfortable so that I'll never grow complacent in tackling these inequities," she says.
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"If you stand in close proximity to Iran, it is with the intention of driving a knife into the chest of the people," he said.
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Police also ordered all businesses and restaurants closed and banned protests in neighborhoods in close proximity to the presidential palace, Notre Dame Cathedral and Parliament.
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As the President's physician, Jackson travels with Trump on nearly all of his trips and works in close proximity to Trump on a daily basis.
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Bloomberg plans to remodel the East Room with an "open office plan" so he can work in close proximity to his staff, he tweeted Monday.
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Even so, hundreds of Valencia fans assembled near the ground, in close proximity to each other, despite concerns that gatherings could help spread the disease.
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But I must admit that sometimes, when I get stressed and am in close proximity to an Anthropologie store, I walk in and smell the candles.
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For example, the Midwest — with cities in close proximity to farmland — may be a better place from which to transform agriculture than Manhattan or San Francisco.
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San Antonio remains in close proximity to the Western Conference-leading Golden State Warriors but coach Gregg Popovich maintains he's not concerned about the victory count.
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Previously, as an experiment, Smith placed water in close proximity to an emergency station installed by Border Patrol for people on the verge of lethal dehydration.
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China is an attractive to tech manufacturing because its workforce is cheaper and the plants that produce individual components are in close proximity to one another.
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It plans to locate its new operation somewhere in southern New York, putting it in close proximity to international alcohol giant and business partner Constellation Brands.
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That means that most penguins around the world live in close proximity to humans, and they're staring down the same problems as the yellow-eyed penguins.
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It caused issues when in close proximity to other cars and resulted in by far his worst championship finish since joining Penske way back in 183.
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That the paparazzi just happened to be in close proximity to the restroom at the time has long fueled speculation that they were colluding with police.
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Mass Effect: Andromeda might also suffer from its launch in close proximity to one of the best big console releases in recent memory: Horizon Zero Dawn.
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Lawmakers have focused on a series of trades Price made in medical companies, oftentimes in close proximity to political activity that may have boosted their profits.
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The crowd is a mix of young professionals on business trips and visiting shoppers who want to be in close proximity to New York's retail playground.
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Some of the specific things to know are yourexercise plan, daily work schedule and living arrangements, along with what's in close proximity to name a few.
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It also cites that the former aide should not comply because he dealt with matters pertaining to the president and worked in close proximity to him.
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"If the regime continues bombing in close proximity to U.S. forces, then simply I think the United States will shoot down the regime aircraft," Itani said.
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Or at least happy to put a Dash button for reordering bog roll somewhere near the toilet (hopefully in close proximity to soap and hot water).
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"These planets tend to orbit in close proximity to their host stars, meaning that the rings would have to be rocky, rather than icy," said Piro.
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"They are very much opposed to hunting taking place in a borough with half a million people in close proximity to each other," the mayor said.
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Singapore is using a surveillance app as well, but uses location services to identify whether or not people have been in close proximity to coronavirus patients.
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Mandala Hotel's central location off Potsdamer Platz means it's in close proximity to many tourist sites and just a few minutes' walk to major shopping malls.
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The office space should be disinfected, and any employees who worked in close proximity to the infected individual should self-quarantine at home for 14 days.
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I don't always need stunning art or highly sculpted furniture, but I do always appreciate being in close proximity to some of the city's best landmarks.
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In the 1820s, many women began taking on textile jobs in the public realm, where they worked in close proximity to men, in a shared space.
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The timing of the two scandals in close proximity to one another has made this summer a watershed moment in the Catholic clerical child sex abuse scandal.
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Neither path offers certain success and the military option is fraught with huge dangers, especially for Japan and South Korea, U.S.allies in close proximity to North Korea.
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If you bust your S10's screen in close proximity to that ultrasonic fingerprint reader, it will likely stop functioning altogether until you get the display repaired.
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A handful of cases of the virus, which presents with a form of pneumonia, have been reported in the U.S. and countries in close proximity to China.
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Iraqi officials fear their country, where powerful Iran-backed Shi'ite Muslim militias operate in close proximity to some 5,200 U.S. troops, could become an arena for escalation.
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These are regions where large numbers of people live in close proximity to animals, such as livestock, and consume raw milk -- and occasionally raw meat -- from them.
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" Even though those patient fatalities happened in close proximity to medical device malfunctions and problems, Angela Stark, an FDA spokeswoman, said, "The reports were likely classified correctly.
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Far more than at any point in the Syrian conflict thus far, you have US-led coalition forces in close proximity to loyalists and Russian-Iranian forces.
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Seeing so many of these films in close proximity to each other made us aware of how rote and predictable these curtain-call wrap-ups have become.
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The focus of immediate attention should be where there is the greatest risk to people - and particularly, to children - living in close proximity to a Superfund site.
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His tweet was sent in close proximity to a memo from Shakir, who said that the "corporate wing" of the Democratic Party had "declared war" on Sanders.
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Berkshire's weekend has long been a high point for Buffett, who routinely mingles in close proximity to shareholders and fans, often with a horde of media nearby.
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"In fact, there may be less risk, because the risk is the number of people you are in contact with and in close proximity to," Wen says.
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Chinese officials have quarantined a number of cities, home to more than 20 million people, in close proximity to the center of a new a virus outbreak.
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Cellphone radiation quickly dissipates, so the risk, if any, would be to areas of the body in close proximity to the device emitting the radiation, Bucher said.
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Tinder's lead technical recruiter Peddy Farjad told Business Insider that the office opening was "a strategic move" to be in close proximity to San Francisco's tech talent.
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The pair on the inside, called BaBb, are in close proximity to each other, around 1 AU, which is the average distance from the Earth to the Sun.
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However, a recent study showed that radiation levels at the plant were lower than previously expected and plenty continue to live in close proximity to the disaster site.
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A 204-264 run by Chicago tied the game late in the half, seven of those field goals by the Bulls coming in close proximity to the rim.
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When clinics and hospitals have been destroyed following natural disasters and people are living in close proximity to each other, early detection and treatment are challenging but critical.
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Super Bowl parties where people are in close proximity to each other for an extended period of time could increase the likelihood of transmitting or contracting the flu.
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Not least because all it takes is a second device, unconnected but in close proximity to the first, to snap away and record its on-screen contents regardless.
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She gives Anthony a rose and they make out in close proximity to a jazz quartet, which is only slightly more romantic than a Fisher-Price basketball hoop.
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My single best Battlefield V match nicely encapsulated much that is new in this game, and the ways its strengths live in close proximity to its worst frustrations.
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Neither path offers certain success and the military option is fraught with huge dangers, especially for Japan and South Korea, U.S. allies in close proximity to North Korea.
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As a result, Utah Senators Mitt Romney and Mike Lee, both Republicans, announced they would self-quarantine as a precaution after spending time in close proximity to Paul.
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The CDC added that while the average person's risk is minimal, anyone working in close proximity to carrier animals or consuming raw dairy products should be regularly screened.
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The opulent estate and its many customized touches sit in close proximity to tech giants like Facebook and Apple, whose headquarters are 15 and 20 minutes away respectively.
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Urban dwellers who live in close proximity to greenery are less likely to die before their life expectancy, per the findings of a new Lancet Planetary Health study.
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In the 15th century, however, nearly everyone lived in close proximity to textile makers, and the essential properties of fibers and construction processes were familiar to the general population.
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It will survey and map Bennu, navigate in close proximity to the asteroid and ultimately touch the surface for five seconds to retrieve a sample, the mission's website says.
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The voice acting is outstanding, the music is genius, the art style is so slick it'll raise your personal coolness level just from being in close proximity to it.
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Leading up to the holiday shopping season, we will exit up to 700 stores in certain markets where we have too many locations in close proximity to each other.
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Although the pair continues to live on the same piece of property and works in close proximity to each other, their future as friends — and business partners — remains ambiguous.
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Any dustup in Syria could easily spill over into Iraq, where 6,000 U.S. troops operate in close proximity to tens of thousands of Shia militia fighters aligned with Iran.
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Chief among Moscow's concerns are the potential of a safe haven for the Islamic State in Afghanistan, in close proximity to Russia's traditional sphere of influence in Central Asia.
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But there are, of course, legitimate food safety issues when bats are flying around in close proximity to food, and Walmart is addressing the issue with that in mind.
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Palestinians living in close proximity to those settlers do not, however, have access as PayPal doesn't work with Palestinian banks and Palestinians are unable to establish Israeli bank accounts.
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The Walled Off Hotel will officially open this Saturday, March 11, and is located in close proximity to both the Israeli Checkpoint 300 and the Aida Palestinian refugee camp.
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In 2011, the government issued guidelines on managing human-leopard contact, noting that leopards are a highly adaptable species and capable of living in close proximity to urbanized areas.
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The Nevada State Athletic Commission also retains jurisdiction over this matter as the sample collection was performed in close proximity to Lesnar's bout at UFC 200 in Las Vegas.
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Many observers are betting on stability purely on the grounds that instability will not be tolerated in close proximity to the twice-a-decade Communist Party Congress this fall.
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"You have three large militaries in close proximity to each other, each talking about kind of a hair trigger response or even preemptive or even preventative attacks," said Klingner.
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To assert the international right to freedom of navigation in the South China Sea, Washington conducts regular naval operations in close proximity to Chinese-held territory in the region.
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Now we also know that China's nuclear-armed submarines — Beijing's additional and updated second-strike capability — are being hunted by American defense forces in close proximity to U.S. maritime borders.
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Living in close proximity to a glorious waterside park, I am privy to endless swells of people migrating in its direction, carrying lots of gear, and wearing, almost always, shorts.
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Interestingly, the two paintings were presented in close proximity to a 20193rd millennium BC sculpture of a bronze wagon with bulls — presented by Cahn International AG — highlighting their aesthetic similarities.
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But if there's one thing that unites reptile lovers, it's the feeling of being overjoyed when in close proximity to scaly creatures that don't want anything to do with you.
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The same criteria from qualifying remains, but the lead driver is expected to make pace while the follow driver is expected to remain in close proximity to the lead driver.
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SeaWorld officials claimed they had no knowledge that it was unsafe for trainers to work in close proximity to killer whales or with them in the water — which is ridiculous.
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Image: NASA/JPL-CaltechAll of its five confirmed planets are packed into a tight orbit in close proximity to the star, featuring orbital periods between 210 days to 2000 days.
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Uhuru opened an office in London last year, putting it in close proximity to Cambridge-based SoftBank subsidiary and business partner Arm, which is expanding its connected devices service business.
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"The Ministry of Defence has adopted a series of measures to counter the growing capacity of NATO forces in close proximity to the Russian borders," Shoigu said in televised comments.
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They are willing to die doing precisely what Israeli officials warn could be lethal: protesting in close proximity to Gaza's border fence where Israeli soldiers are armed with live ammunition.
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In 1864, the government established a new port called Somerset on the east of the Cape of York, putting British Royal Navy Marines in close proximity to the Kaurareg people.
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The cathedral sits on the Île de la Cité, an island in the middle of the Seine river in the heart of Paris, in close proximity to schools and parks.
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The mudslides and floodwaters have most affected areas in close proximity to wildfires that raged recently in Southern California, including the Thomas Fire, which has burned 281,893 acres to date.
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A group of six young adults—Joey, Chandler, Ross, Monica, Rachel, and Phoebe—live in close proximity to one another and preserve the unity of their "family" at all costs.
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He's in close proximity to someone he does not want to fight, but instead of talking shit or skating away, Marchand's flight instinct has been replaced by a licking instinct.
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"At this time there is no indication that either President Trump or Vice President Pence met with or were in close proximity to the attendee," Grisham said in a statement.
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That facility has 20 purpose-built rooms, that are separate from, but are in close proximity to the biocontainment unit, that can be used if the patients need additional care.
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Densely-packed city slums where thousands of people live in close proximity to one another in often sub-standard conditions could make it difficult to control a virulent viral outbreak.
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That's partly because the recent photos of "the best experts" telegraph the kinds of people the administration deems worthy of holding power -- and even being in close proximity to it.
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The 82-year-old's attendance at the World Cup could put him in close proximity to his successor, Gianni Infantino, who has sought to draw a line under past scandals.
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Matt Stoller, a fellow at the nonprofit Open Markets Institute, pointed out that Arlington in Northern Virginia is in close proximity to the Pentagon, and New York is...well, New York.
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Instead of designing more mobile devices and social media apps, humanity has built a new technology called Soika that allows us to reach solar systems in close proximity to our own.
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"Zoos knowingly hold dangerous wild animals in close proximity to the public, yet incident after incident shows they are not prepared for the consequences," said Fleur Dawes, communications director at IDA.
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I'm pretty sure almost everything sexy that happens in this trailer occurs in close proximity to liquids: pouring champaign, a shower, rain, another shower, more rain, oil, a pool, rain again.
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Some find themselves in uniquely advantageous positions when a sibling happens to work in close proximity to the industry — and, thus, the lessons (or samples) that trickle down are verified chic.
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The water bottle has a small screen built in, and additional sensors mean that shaking two bottles in close proximity to each other make the pets "friends," enabling them to interact.
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"Although we have no access to the confidential dossier, we have all worked for many years in close proximity to Professor Ronell," the scholars wrote and posted on a philosophy blog .
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The chawls — in close proximity to offices, schools and public transport — are rare enclaves of affordable housing in a city with some of the most expensive real estate in the world.
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According to the New York Times, those in favor and against the GOP's presumptive nominee Donald Trump took to the streets, peacefully protesting their cases in close proximity to each other.
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"You basically have a toxic soup for people who live in close proximity to those lagoons," Sacoby Wilson, a professor of public health at the University of Maryland, told Vice News.
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American officials have long said they fear the designation could endanger U.S. forces in places such as Syria or Iraq, where they may operate in close proximity to IRGC-allied groups.
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As the choice of countries included in the travel ban highlights, those who are not Muslim but are in close proximity to Muslims are also targeted and harmed by Islamophobic policy.
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At one hospital in New York, a pregnant doctor and pregnant nurse told CNBC that they're in close proximity to patients or fellow staffers who have been diagnosed with the virus.
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"With large numbers of people living in close proximity to one another, many of them elderly or living with chronic diseases, DOJ must act now to save lives," the lawmakers wrote.
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U.S. military aircraft carried out a "show of force" in Syria after Turkish-backed fighters came in close proximity to American forces during the Turkish offensive, a U.S. official told Reuters.
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By contrast, most of the Israeli settlements in the West Bank lie on higher ground in the western part of the territory, often in close proximity to Palestinian cities and towns.
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Walmart also sits in close proximity to many of Toys R Us' stores, and Amazon continues to expand and promote its toy assortment online, as it did this past holiday season.
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While germs are a normal part of public transportation, airplanes are especially gross, since you're sitting in close proximity to other people and there's no way to escape the germs and bacteria.
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It's fair enough that none of these people wanted to actually film in close proximity to Adam Levine, but honestly, the editors responsible for these digital insertions probably need to be fired.
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WASHINGTON, July 1 (Reuters) - A Russian warship carried out "unprofessional" maritime operations in close proximity to a U.S. Navy ship in the eastern Mediterranean Sea, a U.S. Defense official said on Friday.
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The Palestine Liberation Organization accused the Israeli court of aiming "to set a precedent to enable the Israeli occupying forces to demolish numerous Palestinian buildings located in close proximity" to the barrier.
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"DOD further appreciates the broadening of the scope of review of real estate transactions that have implications of co-location in close proximity to a military facility," he wrote in the letter.
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It's within walking distance of the lively University Avenue, filled with restaurants and shopping, and in close proximity to some of the biggest tech companies in the region, like Google and Facebook.
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Having defeated two men who live in close proximity to the North England city, Diakiese believes that the crowd will be behind him when he makes his first walk to the Octagon.
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After all, it seems as if 90% of their time (and snaps and Instagram posts) are spent poolside (or shot in a mirror that's presumably in close proximity to a swimming pool).
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Trump has sought to downplay the interaction with the press aide to Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, even after photographs emerged of the two in close proximity to each other and shaking hands.
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Trump and several members of his cabinet attended the CPAC conference, but the White House says there is "no indication" they "met with or were in close proximity" to the infected participant.
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The greatest risk of acquiring a respiratory infection through air travel is still extraordinarily low — but the risk goes up if you're in close proximity to a person [with a respiratory disease].
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The issue of North Korea's growing nuclear weapons program loomed over the summit, and was a topic of conversation between Trump and the leaders of countries in close proximity to the regime.
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But anyone who works in close proximity to carrier animals or consumes raw dairy products (which the Food and Drug Administration warns against) should be regularly screened for TB, the CDC said.
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Russian, US and NATO forces operate in close proximity to one another in the area, particularly since Russia boosted its military presence in the region following its annexation of Crimea in 2014.
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Iranian Revolutionary Guards and Lebanon's Hezbollah have both deployed in the southern Aleppo area in support of the government, while the Nusra Front is also fighting in close proximity to other rebels.
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The trio spent much of the next 16 months locked up in close proximity to one another during Simpson's so-called "Trial of the Century," which ended with his acquittal in October 1995.
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The rules vary state by state, and to complicate things somewhat, many differentiate between taking photos of your completed ballot and snapping a picture at or in close proximity to your polling location.
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But this week, the Cultural Heritage Initiative of the American Schools of Oriental Research warned that the Russian encampment, which is "in close proximity" to the archaeological site, could imperil the remaining treasures.
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A Sunday Facebook update noted there had been two confirmed sightings of Lilleth so far, at least one on a nearby hill, indicating she's still in close proximity to Borth Wild Animal Kingdom.
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Outside of Somalia, it often chooses targets in Kenya, whose porous border with Somalia puts al Shabaab in close proximity to a Westernized, comparatively prosperous society in which Muslims and non-Muslims coexist.
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In particular, in Iraq, where U.S. troops continue working to prevent the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria's resurgence, Shiite militias with ties to the Guard operate in close proximity to U.S. forces.
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In particular, in Iraq, where U.S. troops continue working to prevent the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria's resurgence, Shiite militias with ties to the Guard operate in close proximity to U.S. forces.
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Earlier this year, Boskoski was said to have improperly deployed a Taser in close proximity to another officer when she failed to remove a cartridge from the device before conducting a spark test.
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Each GPU runs at a temperature between 100 and 153 degrees Fahrenheit and when they're placed in close proximity to one another it's kind of like having a small fire in the room.
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The city also has a fantastic commercial airport, access to several cargo airports and rail lines and is located in close proximity to the University of Michigan, Michigan State University and countless others.
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That means if not managed properly, it could cause permanent injury to a person in close proximity to it for even minutes, and could be fatal to someone exposed for hours or days.
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Two photographs of Dread Scott's performance "On the Impossibility of Freedom in a Country Founded on Slavery and Genocide" (2014) are presented in close proximity to the exhibition's display of anti-lynching material.
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We were able to have our orders delivered from Pizza Hut and Papa John's, but not Domino's, which we felt was strange since all three chains were in close proximity to each other.
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It was part of a wave of location-based "near-me" apps that would use some basic personal and interest data to connect people who happened to be in close proximity to each other.
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Landfills created in the Soviet and early post-Soviet period, when there was little consumer waste, have been expanded, often with no community notification and despite being in close proximity to homes and schools.
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"We will continue to build a strong local talent pool with diverse skill sets and make strategic investments in close proximity to our clients to serve them better," Wipro Chief Executive Abidali Neemuchwala said.
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Matt Gaetz, recently announced they would self-quarantine after being informed that they were in close proximity to someone at a major conservative conference last month, who has since been diagnosed with the coronavirus.
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Following men who work as White Helmets, the movie was shot in close proximity to the danger and the rubble, with filmmakers capturing almost unbelievable images of destruction and disaster at great personal danger.
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At times, films released in close proximity to one another seem to have been inconsistently judged, and the MPAA has been sharply criticized throughout its five decades for the ways it applies its standards.
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Bet you didn't expect that from a Bateman character.) Josh works in close proximity to Tracey (Olivia Munn), the total tech whiz and lead systems engineer, whom he's also kind of in love with.
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" Stephanie Grisham, the White House press secretary, said in a statement that there was "no indication that either President Trump or Vice President Pence met with or were in close proximity to the attendee.
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NATO frequently scrambles jets to intercept aircraft that fly in close proximity to NATO airspace without filing a flight plan, without having turned on their compulsory transponder or without communicating with air traffic control.
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The Guardian obtained a company internal memo earlier Wednesday that confirmed an employee had tested positive for COVID-19 and said any employees who worked in close proximity to that person had been notified.
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As we turn towards a new decade, let us focus on problem-solving that is flexible, informed by data, and created in close proximity to the people whom the intervention is designed to help.
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His presence, along with Kim Jong Un's sister, had caused some observers to hope for a diplomatic breakthrough while the two North Koreans are in close proximity to their US and South Korean counterparts.
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It relies on location data from your phone (don't worry, you have to opt-in, it won't start tracking you automatically) and then shows you other users who've recently been in close proximity to you.
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In Verizon's case, coverage is strong when you're in close proximity to one of its 63G nodes, but quickly drops off as you move away and disappears entirely once the node is out of sight.
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The move places the Syrian aircraft in close proximity to Russia's Khmeimim Air Base -- where the majority of Russian air forces helping ally Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's regime are based -- in Latakia Governorate, Syria.
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"I think negative interest rates are just a tool that you can use in close proximity to zero only," Weber said, arguing that changing liquidity provisions have led the ECB to take on another role.
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The bomb was first detected as what was thought to be an earthquake, registering at 5.1 in magnitude, in close proximity to the site of a previous nuclear weapons test in the country, ABC reports.
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Speaking in a series of Thursday interviews with journalists from Asian countries that lie in close proximity to North Korea, Pompeo said that would include any possible clandestine sites unknown to those outside North Korea.
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Of course, for some there is also the feeling that spending too much time in close proximity to or extended conversation with Trump would be the diplomatic equivalent of playing with a live hand grenade.
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Three witnesses on the scene in close proximity to Soules testified under oath that they did not detect any alcohol on him, and a blood test administered six hours after the accident registered a 0.0.
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The pace of new arrivals in Oklahoma City has slowed from 30-219 per day to 23148-219, the person said, but prisoners are still seated in close proximity to each other on transport aircraft.
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It was allegedly at the Alliance Française in Los Angeles that the Snapchat boss learnt French, an institution that happens to be in close proximity to the country&aposs business community, according to Les Echos.
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The trailer doesn't give much away about how the game will play, but given the preceding information it is safe to say that it will involve driving cars very fast in close proximity to explosions.
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The prime minister's office has said he will not take a test for COVID-19, the disease caused by the virus, because he was not in close proximity to Dorries and was not exhibiting symptoms.
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After watching a very tense YouTube video from wombling pioneer Stephen Auker titled, "Tesco manager approaches me when I'm wombling (E21)," I was rather apprehensive about picking up receipts in close proximity to large corporations.
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Gators rarely killers, central to Florida's identity Past experience dictates that the alligator responsible would have remained near the attack site, and trappers located two alligators "in close proximity to the incident location," the statement said.
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The stars were likely big and heavy, and surrounded by lots of material—some of which managed to escape owing to the many gravitational perturbations caused by the two stars in close proximity to each other.
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"I'm sorry to report that we've now determined through our forensic investigation that one of the officers' rounds struck Ms. Corado as she was exiting the market and was in close proximity to Atkins," Moore said.
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But Stephen Carter, Afghanistan campaign lead for Global Witness, a non-governmental organization that monitors the situation at Mes Aynak, said he is not aware of any US troops stationed in close proximity to the site.
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The newly hip Bozeman, in close proximity to Yellowstone and world-class skiing, has seen an influx of conservative millionaires as well as college students lured by the newly ascendant university's programs in engineering and programming.
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The tactics they use involve false information and emotional manipulation, and they're usually in close proximity to actual abortion clinics — it's not uncommon for CPC employees to intercept women on their way to terminate a pregnancy.
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They also featured four LED screens — one on the hood, two above each of the front tires, and one on the rear — that display messages to pedestrians and anyone else in close proximity to the car.
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The men's tour said it conducted a full investigation and that all available evidence was reviewed, including match footage and interviews with match officials and other tournament personnel who were in close proximity to the players.
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"While we will not disclose the location as to where these bodies were located, police can say that they were found in close proximity to the other body whom officers strongly believe is Shanann's," it continued.
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A group of Greenpeace protesters scaled a crane in close proximity to the White House on Wednesday morning and hung a giant banner reading "RESIST," an act of defiance that was visible from the White House.
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Russia has said it will keep bombing Islamic State and the al Qaeda-linked Nusra Front, which in many areas of western Syria fights government forces in close proximity to insurgents deemed moderates by Western states.
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Once it tops 100 Celsius [212 degrees Fahrenheit], as soon as early July, the spacecraft won't be able to spend time in close proximity to Ryugu because all that radiated heat is hard on the spacecraft.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. military aircraft carried out a "show of force" in Syria after Turkish-backed fighters came in close proximity to American forces during a Turkish offensive into northeastern Syria, a U.S. official told Reuters.
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Iraq is seen as a potential arena for any violent regional confrontation between the two foes because of the presence of Iran-backed Shi'ite Muslim paramilitary groups operating in close proximity to bases hosting U.S. forces.
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The movement of water molecules in close proximity to neural pathways is restricted parallel to axons, as opposed to the movement of water molecules in other regions of the brain, which is unrestricted in all directions.
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The government is saying little about military operations in those areas, where rebel forces viewed as moderate by the West fight in close proximity to jihadists who are not included in the cessation of hostilities agreement.
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While the project was located in a middle income census tract, it was bordered on both sides by affordable housing complexes and was located in close proximity to the only low to moderate income area nearby.
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Norindr also joined the staff roster as a research manager for the Game Innovation Lab, ensuring the two stayed in close proximity to one another; allowing them to converse about ideas at both home and work.
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"As we are no longer launching Williams & Glyn as a challenger bank we now have two branch networks operating in close proximity to each other in England and Wales," an RBS spokesman said in a statement.
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There is no indication that either Trump or Pence "met with or were in close proximity to the attendee" after attending the conference, White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham said in a statement earlier this month.
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Fred Warmbier's attendance at the Games will likely see him placed in close proximity to some of North Korea's top politicians as they welcome a joint Korean team marching under a flag representing a unified peninsula.
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"Although we have no access to the confidential dossier, we have all worked for many years in close proximity to Professor Ronell," the professors wrote in a draft letter posted on a philosophy blog in June.
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" The International Association of Independent Tanker Owners (Intertanko) said the vessels were hit "at or below the waterline, in close proximity to the engine room," and added that the attacks "appeared to be well-planned and coordinated.
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While Trump's presidency has been plagued by leaks from seemingly every level of the government — including, it seems, security agencies investigating his associates — these leaks are clearly coming from people in close proximity to the president personally.
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Yesterday, while most of the country was presumably far from a computer, kicking back with a cold beer in close proximity to some sizzling meats, Google observed Independence Day with one of its ever-popular daily Doodles.
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Subjects might have been under the impression that the guide robot was programmed to send them to the best exit—if, for example, the exit through which they had come was in close proximity to the fire.
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In close proximity to the wreath and photo was a replica of the silver Mercury-Atlas 6 rocket, named Friendship 19743, that flew Glenn into space in 1962, making him the first American to orbit the Earth.
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Effectively, the storage space on a smart hub is 0 compared to an infinitely scalable database on a cloud service, and you often want your processing in close proximity to your data to avoid wasteful data transport.
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Last week's announcement that Amazon's Alexa can now control a Wi-Fi door lock — provided that you're already in close proximity to both devices, which means it's arguably easier to lock the door yourself — had me SMH.
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But last week,per the WSJ, CFO Brian Olsavsky stated that Amazon had spent more than the estimated $800 million, citing higher-than-expected costs associated with transitioning warehouses and moving inventory in close proximity to consumers.
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Damascus and Moscow have vowed to continue fighting groups outside the agreement such as Islamic State and the Nusra Front, which is widely deployed across western Syria in close proximity to groups that agreed to cease fire.
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Located in the community-centric, cultural hotbed of Philadelphia, steps away from world-renowned museums and in close proximity to New York City, Moore offers graduate students a rich array of field research, networking and professional opportunities.
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That means if not managed properly, it could cause permanent injury to a person in close proximity to it for minutes or hours, and could be fatal to someone exposed for a period of hours to days.
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Sqirl is one of LA's most beloved spots for brunch, but not all of us live in close proximity to it and even fewer of us can be squeezed in to dine there on any given Sunday.
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The SEC said the consultant at times also traded stocks that Federated owned in his own brokerage accounts, "sometimes in close proximity" to the funds' trades, and should have been subjected to "blackout periods" surrounding the funds' trades.
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Nevada Senator Jacky Rosen called the decision "deceitful and unethical" and said it jeopardized "the health and safety of thousands of Nevadans and Americans who live in close proximity to shipment routes," according to The New York Times.
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Last year, the most pronounced interest was for an offshore sea block in close proximity to the Zohr field offshore Egypt, where Eni reported the discovery of an estimated 30 trillion cubic feet of natural gas in 2015.
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RELATED: US investigates possible Russia role in Syria chemical attack The regime in Damascus may be calculating that the US would be more reluctant to strike in close proximity to the Russian troops and their anti-aircraft systems.
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Mini WattUp works only in close proximity to a receiver, making it suited to wearable devices such as Apple Inc's Apple Watch, the Samsung Gear S2 and wristbands made by Fitbit Inc, which consume less power than smartphones.
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The Pittsburgh office gives them a new testbed, where they can prove their tech in inclement driving conditions and adverse winter weather, and it also puts them in close proximity to Carnegie Mellon and Pittsburgh's robotics talent pool.
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Visas and flights to Nigeria are more expensive than to other countries in the region, and organisers know that they have a better chance of attracting attendees if they hold their events in close proximity to other ones.
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Regardless of whether or not a new cold war between the U.S. and China is on the horizon, U.S. policymakers must strengthen partnerships not just with countries in close proximity to China, but with those close to home.
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In the case of local air-quality benefits, cleaner air benefits everyone in the region who breathes (egalitarian), while disproportionately helping the poor, who are more likely to live in close proximity to fossil fuel power plants (progressive).
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Trump was speaking during a Sunday evening press conference on the federal government's ongoing response to the pandemic, which has been identified as a particular threat to prison populations, where individuals are in close proximity to each other.
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Tesla employees also have to use paid time off (PTO) to miss work if they have contracted or have been in close proximity to COVID-19, according to another memo from Workman sent to employees earlier on Wednesday.
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Despite living in close proximity to NYU with her husband Mark Consuelos and their youngest son Joaquin, Ripa said she has no plans of letting her daughter, 18, make frequent trips home — but for a very good reason.
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With all that time spent on airplanes, with people from all places and all walks of life, flight attendants are frequently in close proximity to people with colds, the flu, or other illnesses and viruses — known or unknown.
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Pence was in close proximity to the North Korean party both at the VIP reception and later, watching the opening ceremony from Moon's box, which included Kim Yong Nam and leader Kim Jong Un's sister, Kim Yo Jong.
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All of those shot were in close proximity to Miller, one official said, adding that the US assesses that Raziq was the target because the shooter had the first choice of shot and went for Afghans, not Miller.
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"She stated she was unaware that he had taken it prior to her dropping him off at one of our city parks, which happens to be in close proximity to where Miss Sanchez lives," Andrews said, CBS Austin reports.
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The Syrian government is saying very little about military operations in those areas, where the Nusra Front is widely deployed in close proximity to groups fighting under the banner of the Free Syrian Army that have accepted the agreement.
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"Rohingya who fled death and destruction at the hands of the security forces are unlikely to find the prospect of living in close proximity to those same forces conducive to a safe return," the group said in a statement.
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Even more bizarre are the four LED screens — one on the hood, two above each of the front tires, and one on the rear — that display messages to pedestrians and anyone else in close proximity to the car. Drive.
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It&aposs a new problem that emerged after China transformed seven disputed reefs into islands using dredged sand in the Spratlys, where the new islands now stand in close proximity to islands occupied by Vietnam, the Philippines and Taiwan.
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This could be a biometric fingerprint scanner on a grip that only allows the gun to fire when there's a match or a gun that can only be fired when in close proximity to a connected bracelet or ring.
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"The production will be located in close proximity to the main oil and gas companies which will ensure cost efficiency both for us and our customers' operations," Alexey Mordashov, Severstal's co-owner and board chairman, said in the statement.
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If you reside in an area where there are a lot of commuters, or in close proximity to a venue that's hosting a popular event, then consider renting out your parking space or driveway on JustPark or Craigslist. 11.
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Even after Amazon extended the hours to accommodate for overwhelming interest, most people waited in line for an hour to get inside the tent, strategically positioned in close proximity to the forthcoming location of Amazon's second headquarters, or HQ2.
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If thousands of far-right activists decide to protest in support of Trump at the same time and in close proximity to hundreds of thousands of people who don't want Trump in the UK, things could get pretty chaotic.
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Toyota said the two employees had worked in close proximity to each other, and that it had asked a total of 33 employees at the site who had come into contact with the two workers to remain at home.
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"We happened to have a show where the family, the entire cast, lives in close proximity to each other, and they can all relate to the A-story," Rosenthal told me in an interview at June's Austin TV Festival.
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"Further fanning of the conflagration in Syria in close proximity to the zone of responsibility of the Collective Security Treaty Organisation is a threat to the security of its member states," CSTO Secretary General Nikolai Bordyuzha said in a statement.
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These modern inventions not only fly high enough to capture arduous landscapes from unseen angles, they can also fly in close proximity to the ground and are small and agile enough to photograph a variety of images otherwise impossible to capture.
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The same kind of "air rage" is likely when basic-economy passengers are seated in close proximity to those who can sit with their families and use the overhead bins—and in plain view, not separated by the business-class curtain.
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As Dieter Fox, the senior director of robotics research at Nvidia (and a professor at the University of Washington), told me, the team wants to enable this next generation of robots that can safely work in close proximity to humans.
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In India national crime data reveals that at least 95% of the sexual offenses are committed by perpetrators known to victims, such as family members, neighbors, classmates, and colleagues — people who live or work in close proximity to their victims.
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The FAA said it remained concerned about the escalation of tension and military activity in close proximity to high-volume civil aircraft routes as well as Iran's willingness to use long-range missiles in international airspace with little or no warning.
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Observations made by Kepler and other observatories have allowed astronomers to identify thousands of exoplanets, many of which are located in close proximity to their host stars (by close, we're talking distances even closer than Mercury is to our Sun).
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But it also makes Moscow's balancing act in the eight-year-old conflict war more delicate, as it will put Syrian government troops, who are backed by Russian air power, in close proximity to the Turkish army and its proxies.
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On an airplane, you're in close proximity to a lot of people, potentially a lot more than you're used to if you work at a desk job in a cubicle (but maybe not more if you work in retail, for example).
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Turner Prize winner Martin Creed's "Work No. 1343" (2012), lying in close proximity to his "Work No. 19863" (2007), itself masquerading as wall decoration, is recreated in the gallery's cafeteria, and comes across as an eclectic, effervescent choice of interior design.
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The eight prototypes lie between the end of the old secondary fence and the construction site for the new barrier, where construction crews have begun planting the first panels of concrete-filled steel posts placed in close proximity to each other.
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According to the same flight attendant speaking to Parker, the doors are so close to each other that they often lock when two passengers exit, creating headaches for FAs trying to navigate around the galley in close proximity to the lavs.
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To the Editor: When Gary Sernovitz starts drinking water from a well in close proximity to a fracking operation, or goes to live in an area of Oklahoma afflicted by earthquakes, I will take his arguments in favor of fracking seriously.
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But "I can say that they swarmed last week, and I can say a hive swarmed last week in close proximity to the hot dog cart, and I can say that other swarms weren't reported in the area," Mr. Coté said.
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Turkey has invoked this reasoning from the Tunisia/Libya case to support its view that the Aegean is a semi-enclosed sea containing many Greek islands which are located within a small area, and in close proximity to the Turkish mainland.
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The disclosure of Ebtekar's illness last week was particularly troubling for Iran's leadership, as it came only one day after she attended a Cabinet meeting where she was in close proximity to regime officials, including the 80-year-old Khamenei.
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"The near-term economic impact of what increasingly appears to be two severe natural disasters in close proximity to one another will be a clear negative," said Jim Baird, chief investment officer at Plante Moran Financial Advisors in Kalamazoo, Michigan.
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"The principle of freedom of navigation for the U.S. destroyer, which is staying in close proximity to a Russian naval base in the Baltic Sea, does at all not cancel the principle of freedom of flight for Russian aircraft," he said.
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"Meituan's service may be particularly well-suited for specific Chinese environments, where often offices and dormitories are in close proximity to one another, and apartment blocs are denser than in, say the United States," Zielenziger told CNBC in an email.
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Fears of the virus&apos spread are heightened as hundreds of millions of Chinese people prepare to travel to mark the weeks-long Chinese New Year celebration — travelling around the country and the world while in close proximity to each other.
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The real tests, however, will come during normal shopping days when, say, the store gets crowded, or an item is removed from one shelf and placed on another, or two people who have similar appearances are shopping in close proximity to each other.
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"Promotion of tobacco and vaping products often targets youth through use of social media platforms that are disproportionately popular among teens, and these products are often sold in close proximity to schools," said Anna Kostygina of the University of Chicago in Illinois.
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An interactive map of environmental justice issues across the country, EJSCREEN, released by the Obama administration in 2015, shows that many low-income, minority communities in Southern California in particular live in close proximity to pollution sources, among them refineries and manufacturers.
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"American military vessels and aircraft frequently engage in surveillance in close proximity to China's coastal waters, and this constitutes a grave threat to China's security on land and sea," the spokesman for the ministry, Hong Lei, told a daily news briefing in Beijing.
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Notwithstanding his government's role in encouraging the concentration of asylum-seekers in the area, Netanyahu presented himself as a populist in touch with the "pain and crisis," as he put it, of Israeli citizens compelled to live in close proximity to these people.
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Enter Nancy Reagan, stage right, with a birthday cake, a mischievous smile and what looks like a single candle — 71 too few, but we'll assume that the Secret Service probably didn't want the President to be in close proximity to that much fire.
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Not only do the poor lack appropriate housing in many cases, they often live in close proximity to their livestock and animals, they live in circumstances where mosquitoes, parasites and other disease-causing agents thrive, and they lack access to water and sanitation.
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Read: North Carolina hog farmers are praying their poop lagoons hold through Hurricane Florence "You basically have a toxic soup for people who live in close proximity to those lagoons," said Sacoby Wilson, a professor of public health at the University of Maryland.
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Previous research has shown that taking public transit can increase a person's risk of catching a respiratory infection (the flu or common cold), since "buses and [trains] are generally poorly ventilated carriages of people sitting and standing in close proximity" to one another.
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"The President's exposure to the first individual was extremely limited (photograph, handshake), and though he spent more time in close proximity to the second case, all interactions occurred before any symptom onset," Sean Conley, the physician to the president, wrote in the memo.
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One particular public-land rancher — the largest cattle operation in the state — turned out their livestock in close proximity to a wolf den site in what appears to be a deliberate effort to create livestock-wolf conflicts so the wolves could be killed.
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SAFCO, Ibn Al-Baytar and Al-Bayroni are in close proximity to each other, and if they consolidate they can redistribute gas allocations from one plant to another if for example one of them is under maintenance, and keep up their efficiency, said Alsudairi.
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The Nusra Front is widely deployed across western Syria in close proximity to groups that agreed to cease fire, many of which say they believe the government and its Russian allies can use the presence of the militants as an excuse to fight on.
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As such, more energy from the signal between devices is localized to the body rather than radiating in all directions, allowing electronics worn in close proximity to these strips to use much less power than usual and be able to detect much weaker signals.
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Perhaps the most famous example is from the 6900s, when antislavery activists earned significant media coverage—and support for their cause nationally—by emphasizing how deplorable it was for slaves to be bought and sold in close proximity to the White House and the Capitol.
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"When the city gets back on its feet, it's a good time to revisit the dialogue about where facilities are allowed to be located, and what precautionary measures can be taken in the future for communities in close proximity to these facilities," Nelson said.
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Most towns and cities in Madagascar have contained an outbreak of plague that began in the country last August, but about 3,000 people who live in a garbage dump on the outskirts of the country's capital, Antananarivo, are still in close proximity to the disease.
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"All of these activities that we do during and after disasters are activities that require a lot of people to be in close proximity to each other," said Samantha Montano, assistant professor of emergency management and disaster science at the University of Nebraska, Omaha.
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It was the sort of place where blacks and whites might live in close proximity to one another, but where a black boy would avoid walking by his white neighbor's front lawn for fear of having insults and slurs — or worse — hurled at him.
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Considering that SWCCs spend an abundant amount of time on small boats — constantly in close proximity to other operators and having to fit into tight spaces (the engine compartment, electrical console, and cockpit areas), the smaller P228 was the perfect tool for the job.
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While some are nervous about being in close proximity to other people on airplanes or in airports, and others — thanks to nightmare stories about quarantines — are worried about traveling anywhere away from home, there's one group of people that can't avoid flying: Flight attendants.
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"Officer Massiah admitted it was a poor choice to get on the roof with Mr. Torres, but he felt he had very limited choices when he was in close proximity to Mr. Torres, so he pushed him to the waiting officers below," the report states.
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In a statement issued on Saturday local time, Iran said that after it took off from Imam Khomeini Airport, Iranian armed forces mistook the jetliner for hostile aircraft while it was in close proximity to a military installation due to its altitude and shape.
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About 218 inmates who may have been in close proximity to the 14 -- such as cellmates of the ill -- have been temporarily quarantined in a certain cell block, even though they are not showing symptoms, said Chief Darryl Coleman, commander of the sheriff's criminal justice command.
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"With the tiger in close proximity to a school bus route in a densely populated area, officers made the decision to put the animal down with gunfire fearing that occupants of the home could be in danger as well as others in the area," police said.
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Also in close proximity to the GPO, a group of homeless people held a protest on Easter Sunday, aimed at highlighting the country's growing housing problem, while thousands more citizens have said they'll attend a demonstration on O'Connell Street next month to "demand change" against "corrupt" leadership.
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As the startup scene took off in the 1990s and 2000s, a critical mass of workers with the appropriate skill sets found themselves in close proximity to each other, helping companies quickly and easily grow and scale, fill sales pipelines and bring more general network effects.
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How the Nazi military weapon made its way from the Third Reich to a western Idaho shed will probably remain a mystery, but at least Landa has made her parents' home a little safer, since they're not living in close proximity to a loaded explosive anymore.
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The UUV is a strategically smart investment for China because it can be deployed from the mainland, or one of its many bases in the South China Sea, which are in close proximity to a number of nations friendly to the US, including the Philippines and Taiwan.
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Trump has largely hewed to this convention, repeatedly stating his desire to withdraw the only U.S. troops in close proximity to Iranian forces in the Middle East, in Syria, where Iran is constructing an ambitious and far-reaching power projection effort into the Arab Middle East.
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In many cities, including New York, riders typically have to board through the front door to pay the fare, putting every single rider in close proximity to the driver, who then ends his or her day at the bus depot where maintenance and other staff work.
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Cuomo's letter opens: Protecting our children and ensuring their safety is our top priority, and the State of New York is moving swiftly to respond to troubling news that young children using Pokémon GO are being steered to locations in close proximity to, or even at, sex offender residences.
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They can grow to be massive alligators, but when they become acclimated to people or are in close proximity to a school, where they might become a danger or are exhibiting behaviors that are potentially dangerous, then the trappers will take those gators and they don't relocate them.
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The Federal Aviation Administration said in a paper filed recently with a U.N. agency that its tests show that when a laptop's rechargeable lithium-ion battery overheats in close proximity to an aerosol spray can, it can cause an explosion capable of disabling an airliner's fire suppression system.
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On Thursday, the health official with knowledge of the new developments said that in Miami Beach, there are "a handful of cases" of likely local transmission that involve people who were in "close proximity to each other," including two new cases that the Florida Department of Health announced Thursday.
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"The border walls are within, or in close proximity to, the habitats of rare animal and plant species including the burrowing owl, Quino checkerspot butterfly, Tecate cypress, snowy plover, two species of fairy shrimp, and the Otay Mesa mint," they said in their petition to the Supreme Court.
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Having carried a fond memory of those garlicky bites with me through the years, it seems serendipitous that, upon moving to the US six years ago, I found myself living in close proximity to Mama Papa Lithuania, an establishment that, you guessed it, sells this same fried rye bread.
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There's even a canyon, once known as Canyon X, that now bills itself as "Antelope Canyon X." It's a very specific kind of irony that Page is also in close proximity to another natural phenomenon whose radical rise in popularity was caused almost exclusively by Instagram, Horseshoe Bend.
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" The vice president's office later sought to more explicitly distance Trump from the decisionmaking process, saying the resort was chosen because of its accommodations in close proximity to Pence's ancestral hometown and that "at no time did the President direct our office to stay at his Doonbeg resort.
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On the other hand, "in small-scale traditional preindustrial societies such as the Kipsigis people of Kenya, where we did research in the 1970s, babies were always in close proximity to caretakers, generally their mother or an older sibling, and they slept anywhere and any time," she said.
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And even though, as Dre's parents counter, the chances are slim that he could ever pry July 4 out of America's hands, Black-ish choosing to spotlight Juneteenth — in close proximity to Columbus Day, no less — serves to recontextualize which holidays are worth broader cultural recognition, and why.
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Pettibon's got drawings of president #45, sure, but on the fourth and possibly most striking floor of the exhibit, those drawings are in close proximity to images of other American presidents, plus Osama bin Laden, Lenin, Hitler, and other bad guys and horrible events from the 20th and 21st centuries.
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Here's a portion of Motorola's description: As mentioned in the device description, capacitive and proximity sensors are used to disable transmission from a given mm-wave antenna array module when a user may be located in close proximity to the module and in a direction in which the module may transmit.
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"The key technological advance is achieving increased safety through software redundancies to be able to operate a vehicle of this size in close proximity to a C-130 and tether it to stabilize the vehicle," Tim Keeter, Deputy Program Manager and Chief Engineer, Gremlins, Dynetics, told Warrior Maven in an interview.
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Modern-day routers and hardware can usually operate on the same channel without any problems, and will often automatically cross several channels to provide for faster speeds, but in some circumstances switching channels can make a difference, especially if you live in close proximity to your neighbors (and their Wi-Fi).
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The IAEA said the material is classed as a Category 2 radioactive source, meaning that if not managed properly it could cause permanent injury to a person in close proximity to it for minutes or hours, and could be fatal to someone exposed for a period of hours to days.
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"A Syrian group that we might work with wants to basically use the protection of living with us to go out and conduct attacks against the regime and then come back and live in close proximity to US personnel, that's completely unacceptable, because it puts US personnel at risk," McGurk said.
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"I believe we could do better because I was shocked, I passed by some of ths stores, so many people in close proximity to each other, in direct contradiction to what the CDC and World Health Organization (WHO) have been sharing," said Marleine Bastien, executive director of Family Action Network Movement.
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The material is classed as a Category 2 radioactive source by the IAEA, meaning that if not managed properly it could cause permanent injury to a person in close proximity to it for minutes or hours, and could be fatal to someone exposed for a period of hours to days.
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Before he very publicly exposed himself as just another union-busting, press-hating billionaire who gets nervous being in close proximity to the poors, Musk was able to couch his ventures in a humanitarian rhetoric that almost made it seem plausible that you could get filthy rich just by Doing the Right Thing.
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But the Kremlin statement made clear Russia would continue bombing raids against Islamic State and "other terroristic organizations", an indication that it would also be targeting groups in western Syria where jihadists such as al Qaeda are fighting President Bashar al-Assad in close proximity to rebels deemed moderate by the West.
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Panels of texts and images are hung close together, leaving little space to navigate between each, positioning the viewer in close proximity to the people Frazier has so sensitively photographed, and only inches from the details they relayed to her about their lives in the wake of an economic and social undoing.
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Harrods Estates, the property agent, said in a press release Monday that the theater box "is in close proximity" to the Royal Box, where Queen Elizabeth II enjoys pageantry such as the Last Night of the Proms, and is the first of its type to have gone on sale in more than a decade.
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"The F-22s conducted multiple maneuvers to persuade the Su-25s to depart our de-conflicted airspace, including the release of chaff and flares in close proximity to the Russian aircraft and placing multiple calls on the emergency channel to convey to the Russian pilots that they needed to depart the area," he added.
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The White House released a letter late Friday from Sean Conley, the physician to the president, detailing that Trump was in close proximity to two people at his Mar-a-Lago estate last weekend who have tested positive for COVID-19, the disease caused by new strain of coronavirus that has sparked a global pandemic.
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"The eastern Gulf is in close proximity to existing production and infrastructure, and opening it would spur investment and economic activity that could create thousands of jobs and provide billions of dollars in government revenue," Erik Milito, the American Petroleum Institute's upstream and industry operations group director, said during a conference call with reporters.
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And [he] spent hours on our rehearsal process, working on how those women, both in Mary's court and Elizabeth's court, moved as a group and became familiar, and became intimate, and how they interacted with each other's bodies, having them in close proximity to each other and getting the truth and feeling of what that closeness and friendship is.
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In the books, the connection between Bran and the faces in weirwood trees is explicit: He can only greensee into the past if the event happened in close proximity to a weirwood tree, implying that he is somehow relying on a direct transfer of power between the weirwood faces and their ability to "see" others' memories and his own.
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Colleen McDonough, a behavioral ecologist at the Valdosta State University in Georgia, spoke with Live Science about the little-known mating behaviors of nine-banded armadillo, which can smell a fellow loner from very far away:Pairing behavior is a kind of courtship ritual in which the male tries to remain in close proximity to the female (within a few meters) at all times.
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Everyone had a front-row seat (something Jacobs has done before), arranged in a way that put the audience in close proximity to the models as they walked straight out of the Armory and out into the actual street — a sort of full-circle journey from Jacobs' inspiration board to the real world, where the garments are eventually meant to end up.
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"The goal from the beginning has been remarkably the same: putting the performers in close proximity to the audience members, and putting the audience members in very close proximity to each other, sitting at a table together, drinking vodka and eating bread," said Ms. Lien, who last year won a MacArthur Foundation "genius grant" in part for her work on this show.
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