Statements that happen at the same time In different places, at different times In the same place, at different times In different places form a single score.
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Race being socially constructed, things work differently in different places.
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It's just that is shows up weirdly in different places.
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It's just that it manifests itself differently in different places.
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Now the policy prescriptions obviously are different in different places.
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You could make them a little rude in different places.
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Pressure is manifesting itself in different ways in different places.
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These things happen in different places, in the same civilization.
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You don't have the two same soils in different places.
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And sometimes I'm walking in the airport in different places.
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We didn't start in different places; we evolved into them.
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Accept you might be in different places in your lives.
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"We came across this one truck in different places," Botti explains.
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We're always in different places making stuff, so it was great.
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The authors examined cores drilled through the reef in different places.
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We live in different places, read different books, enjoy different music.
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And Western governments will draw their red lines in different places.
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The seven women live in different places and have different lives.
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She liked stashing cash in different places as backup for emergencies.
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We all live in different places, one on the opposite coast.
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I imagine there are different laws in different places about this.
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They were all in different places in their efforts to escape homelessness.
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It is happening at different rates among different groups in different places.
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It has a different context when you put it in different places.
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During entanglement, two particles are linked despite being located in different places.
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It's a comfort genre, and people find their comfort in different places.
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These are things that lived at different times and in different places.
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One is to offer multiple types of shares traded in different places.
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I enjoy working with different people on different stories in different places.
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We were different people living in different places who had drifted apart.
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The year after that they popped up again but in different places.
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Usually, the waves peak in different places along their journeys around Earth.
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"We're lucky enough to go and stay in different places and live in different places while we work and that's definitely part [of having a strong marriage]," Biel said during an appearance on the Today show last week.
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"Parents are terrified when pictures start showing up in different places," Vick said.
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How do you open up your aperture and find them in different places?
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They want to have experiences in different places to help them grow faster.
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Do the laughs come in different places than they did in New York?
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Lots of countries have single-payer but it looks different in different places.
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I've been out and about in different places around Hollywood, just for fun.
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Not only did the pack survive, but they're thriving, albeit all in different places.
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Once there, his work will require different strategies for different communities in different places.
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The fact that schools in different places are funded differently is a huge issue.
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They should have done it more slowly, or released the water in different places.
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Nothing's worse than putting on a pair of leggings that's saggy in different places.
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Instead, it's the same cancellation reasons popping up again and again in different places.
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No, my home has always San Francisco, although I like working in different places.
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" Eiko Hasegawa, 90 "My family fell apart, they all live in different places now.
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"Daesh is hiding in different places," he said, using an acronym for Islamic State.
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Often people don't see the work that feminists do in different places as important.
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It's an open-door type of tale that can end up in different places.
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And then in the community standards, have that be more dynamic in different places.
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I need to know what's been going on in different places at different times.
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That really seems like the critical factor leading to different trajectories in different places.
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I try to see how the same story is being covered in different places.
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"They are in different places right now, physically and mentally," the source told E!.
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Some banks, such as HSBC and Santander, have long capitalised subsidiaries in different places separately.
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But I think the difference now is we're looking in different places for those candidates.
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You must, as a starting point, understand people are positioned in different places in power.
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"And redistricting gives representation to illegal aliens in different places across this country," King said.
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They described a line between right and wrong, sometimes drawing that line in different places.
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Feng shui is used by architects in different places around the world for different reasons.
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Plates, glasses, silverware rest in cupboards at different heights in different places around the kitchen.
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He's keenly aware that members of his conference are in different places on certain aspects.
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And the MIC is hidden in the starred clues in different places, which complicates things.
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"We're lucky enough to go and stay in different places and live in different places while we work and that's definitely part [of having a strong marriage]," Biel told Savannah Guthrie, referring to her time traveling the world with Timberlake while on his tour.
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"We're lucky enough to go and stay in different places and live in different places while we work and that's definitely part [of having a strong marriage]," she told Savannah Guthrie, referring to her time traveling the world with Timberlake while on his tour.
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Martin says the family all ended up in different places and found safety in different ways.
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We were both kind of in different places then, and we're both more settled down now.
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The viewers, too — we're all in different places than we were when the show first ran.
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TC: More states are legalizing recreational cannabis; how are you drumming up workforces in different places?
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At the end of the fishing season, eels are released in different places in The Netherlands.
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They can do it for water, post-Harvey—building higher, and building differently, in different places.
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I think of San Francisco as home, but I love being abroad and in different places.
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Schools across the nation are in different places in their implementation of Common Core State Standards.
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It's not uncommon for the Council to meet in different places for different purposes, even internationally.
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I use the internet to talk with friends and family members who live in different places.
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We met in different places — in barracks rooms and offices after hours — but always in secret.
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Ms. Butterfield said it was fitting that these sculptures would eventually end up in different places.
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The guidelines may be applied differently in different places, creating dissimilar regulations depending on the city.
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Since there is no central Islamic authority, Eid can arrive on different days in different places.
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If you're in different places geographically, talk to each other face-to-face on Zoom or Skype.
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The Kwakwaka'wakw are indigenous groups who speak Kwak'wala but live in different places and have different names.
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Has that meaning changed at all for you as you've gotten older and lived in different places?
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We'll need to figure out what makes sense in different markets with different laws in different places.
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You could just see different parts of the vision all populating in different places with different magicians.
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Our feelings were just in different places and I wasn't sure more time could bring us together.
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"My family fell apart, we all live in different places now," said 90-year-old Eiko Hasegawa.
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Our first night as a family and the three of us were all sleeping in different places.
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"They put ammunition and different arms in different places," said Marawi City police commander Superintendent Marlon Tabaya.
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Apple previously offered those functions in different places but brought them together for Europe's data privacy law.
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The core original idea was a travel show, and to focus on L.G.B.T. culture in different places.
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With the rise of more devices on networks, there is ever more data stored in different places.
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Decades' worth of score sheets are packed away in different places, almost randomly, throughout his Queens apartment.
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"It may be all sorts of different things going into different mixes in different places," cautions Travers.
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Hundreds of people marched in different places over the weekend to voice opposition to the proposed centers.
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Hundreds of people marched in different places over the weekend to voice opposition to the proposed centres.
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We need to figure out what makes sense in different markets with different laws and in different places.
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Extremist content exists on a spectrum, Hughes said, and different web companies draw the line in different places.
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In natural speech, we would distinguish between the two meaning[s] by adding subtle pauses in different places.
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"They lived different lifestyles and are both always traveling and in different places," a source told the outlet.
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Zutzut: It's always in different places, and I think that's part of the vibe of the NAAFI parties.
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So students in different places may or may not be taught in ways that align with the revisions.
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I think playing in another city now I see the advantages and disadvantages to playing in different places.
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But how much free speech protection do these noxious messages receive when they are made in different places?
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She was born in Puerto Rico but grew up in different places as the child of a servicemember.
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The 2011 work by American author Jennifer Egan follows 13 stories in different places and periods of time.
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Since the earthquake, I've been working in different places—in Eugenia, for example, and in the collection centers.
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Again, context is crucial—how things are read in different places, at different times, up against different things.
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At any given time, several performances were happening in different places, so it wasn't possible to catch everything.
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Every time people in leadership would put it to the side, it would pop up in different places.
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They were either living in different places or dating other people whenever it was suggested they get together.
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But different people in different places can have different notions of what is cool and what is embarrassing.
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An ardent nonobjectivist, she signed this painting twice, in different places, to indicate it had no fixed orientation.
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"One of the reasons that we wanted to work together is that we're in different places," Murphy says.
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It allows multiple developers to work on the same code in different places, and to integrate their changes later.
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But first, every year, state officials will make a determination about whether certain services are needed in different places.
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Small amounts of cash, not too much moving around, or you'd have to be showing ID in different places.
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But millennials have taken it much farther, he says, and want first-hand experiences of lives in different places.
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Maybe it's best for your careers, or maybe you both have full lives and strong communities in different places.
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The effect of this is that sunlight can hit Earth in different places during certain phases of the cycle.
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Everybody needs to eat, but we're all in different places — literally and figuratively — when it comes to feeding ourselves.
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Maybe it wasn't fun at first, but meeting different people and living in different places can be very exciting.
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To compare how far the median of $0003,2000 goes in different places across the country, CNBC worked with Realtor.
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When they are in different places, according to aides, Mr. Pence and the president speak several times a day.
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It can take a lot out of you, though, playing those big emotional scenes over and over in different places.
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The hierarchy of different sorts of wrongdoing shifts, not only across decades but in different places at the same moment.
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To compare how far the median of $2543 million goes in different places across the country, CNBC worked with Realtor.
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It was difficult to draw a line between corporal punishment and abuse, and judges drew that line in different places.
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I know that we did it because we needed everybody to be in different places so we could do scenes.
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See, the trio was there for only a month, the beginning of a stint of painting ships in different places.
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"Folks, this is a rapidly escalating epidemic in different places that we've got to tackle superfast to prevent a pandemic."
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Only through a slight variation of genetics, order of birth and pure chance had we ended up in different places.
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Our heroes — Rey, Finn, Poe Dameron — are all in different places after being scattered after the First Order's massive attack.
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You see in different places, the brand isn't quite the brand, and that, I think, is a real challenge for marketers.
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With Wagner, this question is complicated by the fact that it has been different things in different places at different times.
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"I think a decade between us really put us in different places in our lives and in our careers," Joely says.
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Before we look, the wave function is spread out, and it accords different probabilities for the particle being in different places.
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Not like, 'oh, they've turned down the oboe, I'm so hurt' but entire pieces are gone or put in different places.
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Talk with people who grew up in different places, who believe different things, who live and worship differently than you do.
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As you point out, the line between avoidance and evasion is murky and different lawyers will draw it in different places.
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It's impossible to say exactly when this will happen, of course, and it will happen at different times in different places.
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When you go and spend your hard-earned money in different places, and the people remember you, you know, it's nicer.
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The task seemed impossible given that the videos were shot in different places from different angles and filled with irrelevant noise.
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"It's interesting to see them looking in different places where they hadn't looked before," said Moyo, a 30-year-old student.
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These steps are largely the same, but some of the items are located in different places than you'll find in your browser.
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And we accept that may mean we have to pay more tax and pay it in different places under a new framework.
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There's no question that installing 22019,248 satellites into low Earth orbit will disrupt that view in different places and at varying times.
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After all, they live in different places, eat different food, listen to different music and, of course, consume different kinds of news.
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I think it would be a lot of fun, but everybody's in different places, from Taryn to Zoe to Britney to Shonda.
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"The whole idea of the Trump impact skews differently in different places," said Matt Walter, president of the Republican State Leadership Committee.
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Veils for Muslim women come in all sizes, shapes and colors — and with terminology that can mean different things in different places.
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The model shows that your body is confused, too, as your cells try to adjust to new light cues in different places.
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Some communications companies are going dark in different places around the island because they can't regularly get fuel for their own generators.
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It's also playing out differently in different places: Last month, Charlotte, N.C., passed the kind of equal rights ordinance that Houston rejected.
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Even though I did those records a long time ago, they've maintained sort of an odd life in different places ever since.
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As the disease spreads and hits its peak in different places, the impact of direct experience could overwhelm the power of identity.
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" There are different patterns of transmission in different places, Briand said, adding: "We have lots of diversity, different outbreaks showing different phases.
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" There are different patterns of transmission in different places, Briand said, adding: "We have lots of diversity, different outbreaks showing different phases.
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Because some of them are in different places on the topic, so it can't be the same discussion for all of them.
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Look yYou're going to put people with different economic and racial — in different places all throughout the city, everyone's going to do.
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There are 50 teddy bears all in all, which Philippe has been putting in different places around the neighborhood since late October.
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How does it feel different, and how do we ... In different places and play to that local community, no matter where we go?
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But there are a couple of hints (some big and some small) that suggest they're working together, even if they're in different places.
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Throughout the episode, the family discovers a mixture of pills hidden in different places around the house, including the closet and their freezer.
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In February, Chip and Joanna told the press that they have considered living in different places, including New York City and Las Vegas.
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Aja Romano: I think Bohemian Rhapsody is one of those films that managed to scratch different generations of Oscar voters in different places.
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I mention that as Matthew Lynley and I were in different places, meaning that we had a bump or two to smooth out.
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Throughout the episode, the family discovered a mixture of pills hidden in different places around the house, including the closet and their freezer.
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Op-Ed Contributors If either of us were building the American health care system from scratch, we'd probably end up in different places.
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" Lisa Kudrow, who played eccentric musician-slash-masseuse-slash-vegetarian Phoebe Buffay, said, "We might be in different places but we are connected.
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So the trick was finding images that we hadn't seen before, but could also convey nothing more than ordinary life in different places.
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Scholars and artists were revealing Modernism to have always been a global phenomenon, emerging across the world in different places, on different schedules.
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As of Monday evening, the couple is still working on their issues, although the second source tells PEOPLE that they are in different places.
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It's one of the main reasons we do it around the world in different places, get people to work in all the different languages.
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The environment in the game is also different, with Gyms constantly in flux and new Pokémon appearing at different intervals and in different places.
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"They spend time together in different places whenever they can," says another insider of Martin and Wallis, who were first spotted together in August.
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"The fact that he stayed in Minnesota — he would go live in different places, but he always had his house in Minnesota," Klobuchar said.
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"It's much more common now for people to be working on a variety of shows, gigging around and doing different things in different places."
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That is, time is intrinsically uncertain, and so the universe inflated at slightly different rates in different places and moments, producing density variations throughout.
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Since the election and starting the project, we have constant requests for workshops to take place in different places, schools, museums, galleries, community organizations.
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The statement said they were plotting "terrorist attacks against important facilities and figures in different places in Arish", which is the capital of governorate.
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On our tour in 32 cities throughout the world, we showed it in different places where the 74-day war is not necessarily known.
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Newsroom changes On television, hosts are modeling best practices by sitting several feet away from one another, or by sitting in different places altogether.
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But good, moderately priced Champagne, made in the more typical manner of blending grapes grown in different places, is widely available, though rarely cheap.
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On the other hand, Slock pointed out, the loose nature of our lockdown means the virus is peaking in different places at different times.
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It's basically the number of people who are infected, multiplied by the prevalence of tests, and tests have been distributed unevenly in different places.
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"Every season I've worked with Blake has been completely different because I've been in different places in my life," Stefani, told PEOPLE in September.
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They're not good for comparing companies, because rivals test in different places (Cruise in complex San Francisco, Waymo in calmer suburbs, and so on).
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What that will mean will be different in different places – and the long-term legacy may be distinctly different from the short-term consequences.
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But recognizing that a phoneme is a particular sound, even as it occurs in different places in different words, is abstract thinking, she explained.
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Yang used skinny balloons — the type that gets sculpted into animals at carnivals — to inflate the intestines and measure their stretchiness in different places.
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"I'm excited to be traveling, making music, putting out new music, playing for people in different places, hopefully exploring more of the world," she said.
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We're right now in a stage where these algorithms are being used in different places and we're not even checking if they're breaking existing laws.
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I believe these words offer a unique window onto the world's cultures, revealing diversity in the way people in different places experience and understand life.
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Salesforce will use Mulesoft's products to help customers sync data across apps located in different places, including various cloud services and on-premises data centers.
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WE HAVE GLOBAL CAPITAL MOVING IN DIFFERENT PLACES AT DIFFERENT TIMES IN ECONOMIC CYCLES THAT CAPITAL IS MOVING FOR DIFFERENT REASONS AND DIFFERENT RETURN REQUIREMENTS.
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At the end of the day, certain aspects of drone regulation might look different in different places depending upon the type of activity taking place.
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So consumers will still have largely the same set of choices, just in different places, and paid for by a different set of corporate backers.
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And while you may not see the most exciting parts of a city, you'll gain an understanding of how the world works in different places.
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" Hudson added that their break up was a "mutual-esque end" and due to how she and Shepard "were in different places in our life.
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In this trippy city, where "metal moves of its own will and entire streets sometimes turn up in different places," the story starts to hum.
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He describes that time as "foundational" and says it made he and his wife determine to live a full life and live in different places.
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I'm interested in how people will take it especially in different places, but I'm not too concerned with standing around to see how people react.
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But I just wish that there were a way ... a process where we could more accurately reflect the values of the community in different places.
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"As a pilot, I often find myself in different places around the world and at times that can feel kind of lonely," Mr. Morton said.
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UNIDENTIFIED SPEAKER: You can tell from the sparks on the ground, and seeing sparks in different places, that he's just still shooting as he's running.
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They hid in different places, and when Jonathan came out, he didn't understand why his brother and the older boy hid in a tent together.
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But Dr Ozanyan and Dr Scully use a sophisticated version that can record the amount of pressure applied in different places as someone walks across it.
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We felt a connection to him because he lived a musicians lifestyle, waking up in different places and connecting through culture with people around the world.
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We need to assess how it is that we can win and elect Democratic Socialist values and that's going to take different forms in different places.
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You have MS-13 gangs in different places like Los Angeles, and you have gangs all over Long Island, which we're knocking the hell out of.
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The conflict is timelined in different places, none of them completely reliable—see the forum Pretty Ugly Little Liars, the Instagram hashtag "PrayforVenus," and Encyclopaedia Dramatica.
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I played with a bunch of friends from college, and we lived in different places, but we'd meet every night—we'd call it 'in the backyard.
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At that point, I had not seen any of the migrants throw projectiles but it is a large area and things were happening in different places.
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"People in their 20s and 30s are in different places in their lives, so it can be hard to find someone to travel with," she said.
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The net neutrality debate has flared up multiple times over the last decade or so, ending in different places depending on the political party in power.
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The New York Times and The Washington Post used em dashes in quoting Trump's Second Amendment comment, but in different places; The Associated Press stuck with commas.
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Even with so many new faces in different places across the NBA, identifying a general ceiling and floor for every team in the league isn't that difficult.
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The camera, which is small enough to wear on your lapel, will capture the location as you move about the world and take pictures in different places.
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But researchers at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory say droughts and heavy periods of rain in different places around the planet are causing Earth to shake in space.
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Different pokémon are found in different places — so while The Verge office might be infested with Zubats, going farther afield may result in different or rarer pokémon.
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Related: Ed Sheeran hurt himself cycling Sheeran said that after he recently crashed his bike he didn't even realize he had broken both arms in different places.
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Around the property of the house and in different places on the island, I would have photo-blinds so I could take photos of the resident wildlife.
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The three of us were four years apart, and we were all in different places on the breast-development spectrum: with none, with some, with a ton.
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Instead, keen observers like Tomii are on the lookout for similar expressions, ideas, or breakthroughs that occur in different places at more or less the same time.
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Logitech says its users have been asking for a way to mount the Circle cam in different places that would have previously been impossible or too challenging.
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But even lab tests might yield different results in different places, depending on the targets labs are using and the ways health workers collect and process specimens.
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David West: I'm not sure if being in different places geographically affects my songwriting at all, but the different circumstances of each one certainly has an impact.
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"It does feel like there is a lot more journalistic work to do in different places at the other end of the economic spectrum," Ms. Kantor said.
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On top of that, the narrative ends up splitting to put a wide selection of characters in different places, chasing goals in ways that don't always convey urgency.
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Others are said to be sleeping in different places every night, to confound potential assassins or soldiers who they think might be sent to kill or arrest them.
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The table offers insight into how Uber's tagging system can be used beyond fraud prevention, to present different versions of the app to different users in different places.
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Throughout the weekend, I see the same guy popping up in different places, always hanging out around the speaker, with his girlfriend watching him from a safe distance.
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In different places, different people started to realize that if we want to survive we have to fill ourselves with something, and we didn't have anything to eat.
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At one point, reference is made to the "grapevine" through which slaves in different places, despite being isolated and heavily policed, were able to communicate with one another.
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Now, I make conscious decisions while at school to protect myself, such as, I sit in different places, and I am more conscious of the people around me.
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The rapid spread of the virus in different places — notably Italy, Iran, and South Korea — in recent days has met the definition for a pandemic and raised alarm.
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The shapes were of different sizes and the displays with varying numbers of shapes were hung on a wheel in different places to avoid giving any spatial clues.
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Part of what I want to say in this book is that religion can take many forms, and the same religion can take different shapes in different places.
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And Trump would see that as one of his attributes in leadership as a president, that he's looking for advice in different places and listening to lots of people.
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It's going to be really interesting experiencing that ... The office spaces, whether similar to what we have now or radically different in different places, would be loaded with sensors.
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" The expanded cookie platform, she said, "has been a very helpful tool for reaching out to my grandmother in Virginia, my grandmother in Florida and friends in different places.
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Where it stands: The study, using information from tree rings, ice cores and more, reconstructs past periods to show that major fluctuations occurred in different places at different times.
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In the days before virtualization, different parts of a company's workflow existed in different places (see: Inefficiencies), but if one component went offline, it wouldn't cripple the entire system.
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How could a tennis pro ever achieve excellence if every match the lines were in different places, the net a different height, and some days they used a volleyball?
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Their belief is that people will want to consume transportation differently at different times and in different places, and they want to offer all options through a single app.
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Bitcoin futures aren't perfect proxies for the real thing, partly because they will be settled in dollars, not the cryptocurrency, which trades at different dollar prices in different places.
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Criminal cases have been initiated against 175 people in different places on suspicion of starting fires while four palm oil companies were facing charges of negligence, police told media.
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I'd suggest a new, more balanced conversation about the future of energy that rests on four principles: An understanding that energy transitions happen at different paces in different places.
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If you have 10% to 30% more people and they're in different places, you're going to take political power away from some people and give it to somebody else.
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"If they are going to come back next year for another US$10bn-$15bn, they'll want to start funding in different places," said a New York-based syndicate manager.
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"One of the things we're planning to do with him is showcase his talent in different places in the world, and make him a big, international star," Arum said.
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The dispute dates to contradictory phrases in an 1890 border agreement between two now-defunct empires, British India and China's Qing dynasty, that put the border in different places.
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You can easily find your saved videos on Facebook in your Saved list, which is located in different places depending on which device you&aposre using the site on.
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But when you think about it that way, you as a writer, myself as a composer, we're in different places, we're different ages, we're in different parts of our lives.
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These microscopic fellow travellers differ among strains of mice, or among otherwise identical mice bred in different places, or even in the same mouse from one season to the next.
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Also, aging happens at different rates in different places, according to the researchers, so you might get one answer from blood markers and another from how good your balance is.
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A more nuanced model would try to capture the fact that the opioid epidemic is not a singular event but a set of intertwined ones taking place in different places.
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We're right now in a stage where these algorithms are being used in different places and we're not event checking if they're breaking existing laws like the Equal Opportunity Act.
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It appears police discovered a grisly scene: The bodies showed signs of trauma and were found in different places throughout the single-family home, interim police Superintendent John Escalante said.
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Matt Hunter, founder of the relationship coach service cambyo, has encountered many people who don't know what city they'll settle in and want to keep options open in different places.
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"BP needs, in this hypercompetitive world, to think about different commercial models in different places," Robert Dudley, the British company's chief executive, told analysts on Friday during a conference call.
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The tool — created by data scientists Joe Brew, Ben Brew, and Xing Brew — uses data from Johns Hopkins to compare how case totals have risen over time in different places.
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One reason is I don't really have a fixed routine, given all the travel and the nature of foreign correspondence, where you are often in different places, covering different stories.
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Ms. Sánchez's mature style is instantly recognizable once you know it, but before she found it, she experimented with different aesthetics and mediums while traveling and living in different places.
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And it's difficult, because we can't be freely creative because we all live in different places in the country and can only get together when there's an agenda, I guess.
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Now based in Singapore, 90 Seconds was launched in Auckland in 2010 by CEO Tim Norton after he struggled to find an online video production service for shoots in different places.
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Holzworth's research has advanced scientists' understanding of this lightning since then, but the reasons why superbolts appear in different places and during different seasons than regular lightning are still a mystery.
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"There is an incredible audience for stories about women in different places in their lives, and not necessarily about their definitions of themselves in romantic ways," Witherspoon told Reuters on Thursday.
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I learned more about social justice and perspective, which I hadn't given much thought to before watching these films because I wasn't aware about people's situations or feelings in different places.
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Because these laws were enacted at different times and in different places, they created a natural experiment for researchers to study the effects of marijuana—including its effect on food consumption.
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When the Yankees are on the road, the monitors are set up in different places — in Toronto, where they played last week, they are in a shack adjacent to the clubhouse.
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Weekend after weekend, streets of the city, in different places but often in the up-market Central business area and the Causeway Bay shopping district, would become a sea of flames.
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"The operation in Ghouta is a continuation of combating terrorism in different places," Assad said in comments broadcast on state television, adding that the offensive did not contradict the proposed truce.
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We've heard from activists in different places, environmental activists doing work in far-flung places in the Asia Pacific region, we've heard about people in the developing world, NGO's in Africa.
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"When they first start forming, it feels like bee stings in different places," Reed said during a trip to the grocery store, when she had been walking for about 20 minutes.
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Techno, house, and dubstep—and even more out-there genres like nightcore, witch house, and schranz, to name but a few—all sound different, have different followings, and originated in different places.
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Another way to think about it is like email addresses—someone with a Yahoo mail address can talk to a person with a Gmail address, even though they're hosted in different places.
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"If everybody had pursued an independent strategy of funding their own organization in different places, then that would have been chaotic," explained Mike Podhorzer, the longtime political director of the AFL-CIO.
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To different degrees in different places, these factors all contributed to a vicious circle, rather than a virtuous one: the worse things got, the less effective efforts to stem the tide became.
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What they're saying: Critics argue that the industy's secretive pricing practices support its own bottom line at patients' expense, and causes wild discrepancies in what the same service costs in different places.
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While the two hit shows take place in different times in different places, they do have one pretty big thing in common: other-worldly enemies that there's only one way to kill.
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In connecting them, it made me feel that every communication I received was part of this sacred whole, this four dimensional extended ritual brought about by communicating with people in different places.
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In those cases, winemakers hope that the same grapes grown in different places, even in different rows of the same vineyard, will contain all the desired characteristics to make a complete wine.
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Not all paychecks are created equal: A small paycheck can go a long way, or a large paycheck doesn't go nearly as far because of the costs of living in different places.
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Booker has championed environmental justice legislation that would more closely monitor how facility permits in different places are violating laws like the Clean Water Act, which Harris says she supports as well.
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"Every season I've worked with Blake has been completely different because I've been in different places in my life," says Stefani, who will celebrate her four-year anniversary with Shelton in November.
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"We accept that [the reforms] may mean we have to pay more tax and pay it in different places under a new framework," the tech boss is expected to say in Munich.
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But this is, in some ways, the point: at a time when we can move further and faster, different people in different places will experience this newfound mobility in radically different ways.
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I think it is more up to local leaders since there are different laws all over the country and in different places, so I think it is more of a local thing.
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By studying isotopes in the teeth and bones, experts have discovered that the victims were born in different places across Mesoamerica, but had often spent significant time in Tenochtitlan before their violent deaths.
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They could take place in different places, on board vessels, in ports outside Ireland, they could be done using technological means, they could be dispersed, as I said, or simplified in technological terms.
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"They're spending it in different places than in stores like ours.... [but] once they've spent their money on [cars and other] various categories, they've got to be ready to come back to ours."
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Since then, amazing bursts of creative rationality, political reform and artistic self-expression have originated in different places but been absorbed by most of Europe, to create what is now called "the West".
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"People were in different places about whether they want to endorse Clinton and their doubts about her, but we settled on a statement that recognizes many people have concerns about Clinton," he said.
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He has '150 to 175 hours of tattooing' on his body Along with Jenner's initials, Miles also has the names of his sisters, father and mother tattooed in different places on his body.
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Team mate Jenson Button, the 2009 champion, said there were lots of ideas and he expected drivers to "stick them in the cockpit in different places" even if that would not be easy.
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But they had served in different places and jobs in the corps, and the man in the living room had no idea he had anything in common with the man in the kitchen.
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Even Isaac Newton once wrote: Doth not the Refraction of Light proceed from the different density of this Æthereal Medium in different places, the Light receding always from the denser parts of the Medium?
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As the Frontiers paper shows, many different lifecycle analyses (LCAs) have been done on EOR, but they tend to draw the boundaries of the analysis in different places, which makes them difficult to compare.
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This overcame a significant limitation of the other existing studies, which could only compare differences in exposure and disease arising "naturally" among people who lived in different places rather than by a planned intervention.
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Although we're both working parents who love to cook, we're in different places in our lives: She's the mother of a baby and a preschooler, while my kids are older (9, 10, 1003 and 14).
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What if, Lippman's group asked, you could use Crispr to, in effect, adjust the volume of a particular gene, turning it up or down like a stereo knob, by mutating the promoter in different places?
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They served a practical purpose, too: Groups of people who lived in different places would create a regional social network that people could draw on in times of crisis, or if they needed to relocate.
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The work of the two artists is full of bright colors and are all portraits of black men and women, young and old, in different places and clothing, very much unlike the past presidential portraits.
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Candidates emphasize different issues in different places: In New York, Ms. Warren talked about the tech industry; in the South, she emphasized housing policy; in the West, she prioritized a proposal about protecting public lands.
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If two people in different places are infected with a version of the virus with particular mutations, it's a safe bet those two cases are related, even if the two people never met each other.
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Drug shortages might not be felt immediately, as many companies stockpile ingredients or supplies to protect against unexpected stoppages, or have redundancies — meaning they rely on factories in different places — built into their supply chains.
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"After his arrest, Pakistani authorities started raids on many other houses of the Taliban movement, their friends and commanders in different places in Pakistan," said one senior Taliban leader, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
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"In different places we are presented with political actors and political leaders who assume populist and demagogic positions, and try to eliminate or destroy ... that which has taken decades to build," Pena Nieto said on Wednesday.
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So there's all these amazing women and people of color that are trying to basically get at the problem in different places, and in different points of the pipeline, because we know it's leaky all throughout.
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"Like everything in this business, if you've been in it for a while, you realize that things get started, but then they go in different places and they don't always culminate in a film," said Pacino.
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JOSH HEALD We loved the idea there is this long-festering karate rivalry from high school that had landed both of these adults in different places: one atop the mountain and one down in the valley.
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As was the case in previous attacks linked to the Islamic State, the conspirators in this plot covered their tracks by meeting in different places and using a low-profile location as a bomb-making center.
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"This thing where people are opening McBars, where they open the same bar in different places — I just feel every bar is very particular, and the room is particular and it has a soul," he said.
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"We accept that [the reforms] may mean we have to pay more tax and pay it in different places under a new framework," Zuckerberg is expected to say in a speech at the Munich Security Conference.
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Zuckerberg explained in more detail: You basically take your information, you store it on some decentralized system and you have the choice of whether to log in in different places and you're not going through an intermediary.
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VICE: Something that you found from your modeling is that climate change will likely affect fertility differently in different places—and it depends on a community's relationship with agriculture or how dominant agriculture is in their economy.
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We can open up an entire new pathway for young people to meaningfully engage in their communities and in different places around the world, while building the skills to set them up for success in future careers.
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Jamie, 26 I think our sex life changed drastically because the space became both of ours, so it was happening in different places, rather than just the bedroom: the kitchen, the living room, the shower, the couch.
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I arrived [at Police Headquarters] to see televisions screens with images of the video protection [security cameras] of Paris that are connected to the police and that have close-ups of what was happening in different places.
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If you compare it to the interfaces that, say, LG TVs ship with, the TCL screen tends to hide a lot of key functionality and settings in different places within its menus, as well as the Roku app.
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H.M.'s ability to perform dexterous tasks with increasing proficiency, despite having no recollection of having performed the tasks before, showed that learning new facts and learning to do new things happened in different places in the brain.
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"I understand the idea that the impact (of the law) might be different in different places, but as far as the benefits of the law, that's going to be the same in each state, isn't it?" he asked.
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"We are probably looking at five to six month phases, done in different ways and times, in different places across the country," pandemic expert Irwin Redlener, of the Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health told BuzzFeed News.
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Different parties, same dynamic: Someone associated with the status quo and with entrenched interests ran afoul of an anti-establishment, pro-change impulse in contemporary American politics that flares in different places under different circumstances at different times.
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According to Apple, it was actually working as intended; the Ultra Wideband chip is subject to different regulations in different places, so the phones were tracking their locations to make sure the chips could be used at all.
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"We are probably looking at five to six month phases, done in different ways and times, in different places across the country," pandemic expert Irwin Redlener, of the Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health told BuzzFeed News.
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A "resonance" refers to an affinity of some kind between the work or ideas of two or more different artists in different places, without any explicit "connections" discernible between them; sometimes, "resonances" can more obviously be recognized in retrospect.
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" Patriot's Day producer Scott Stuber adds, "As we started to realize how many different Boston police officers were in different places of importance, the most respectful thing we could do is to say that Mark was representing law enforcement.
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" She adds: "The interesting thing about the Internet is people all live in different places and everyone's different ages and that would take a lot of rounding up to make all of that happen, but I've given it thought.
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Tokyo (CNN)"Even though we live in different places, we live under the same sky," read the stanza on the sides of boxes filled with face masks and thermometers sent to China from the Japan Youth Development Association (JYDA).
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I'm a person that, before I was doing this, I was in Qatar and I was all over the world and I was in different places in China, and you see airports, it's like we're — we are Third World.
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In order to shield his internet address and his location, he turned his home internet router into a virtual private network, or V.P.N., that made all his internet traffic appear to come from different internet addresses in different places.
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That also puts the onus on us to figure out great ways for teams and individuals to collaborate with each other, and maybe sometimes have renditions of files in different places just to have organization around some of the madness.
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"If you think about the individuals who have mobility challenges or who are geographically in different places, it seems surprising to me that we don't use these types of technologies more to bridge humanity and geography more effectively," Paul observes.
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Though the central couples on Togetherness, Catastrophe, and Divorce all live in different places and are at slightly different ages and life stages—Los Angeles, London, suburban New York; thirties, forties, fifties—their relationships are all tested by the same factors.
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"They all just live in different places now, but they still retain some sense of identity with those locations and recognize that people who lived in those locations long ago were their ancestors, at least in a general sense," Kohler said.
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Even though we are in different places, me at CNN and she with her own digital media and marketing firm, Moyra has taken many a phone call from me: often frustrated, confused, sometimes even at the end of my rope.
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If 1492 is the date when the "new world" was both invaded and invented, when it was made permissible to enslave non-white people, and Jews and Muslims were expelled from Spain, it also has different instantiations in different places.
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In another, Tracy Gordon of the Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center argued for rejiggering the formulas to set federal grants related to Medicaid, highway funding and other infrastructure spending so as to better reflect the economic conditions in different places.
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The offense — larded with even more talent at the skill positions — remains stuck in neutral, plagued by the usual woes in the performance up front, even though all five linemen were in different places (or on different teams) a season ago.
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But though Gigondas and Châteauneuf have much in common, and are made of a similar set of grapes, the grapes are grown in different soils in different places, and so make different wines, each with its role at the table.
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Hosted in different places around the city, these workshops lasted up to an hour and a half (Sweaty Betty confirmed that workers are compensated for their time spent at these breakfasts, and receive extra clothing allowances for doing well in product quizzes.).
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"It was a little bit too pricey, all I could afford was an efficiency, one-bedroom apartment, so I started looking in different places, also in D.C. and it was a very long process, and it took a long time," said Alborta.
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In this sort of language, we can imagine units of data (like our variable x) following a data go-kart track that's interrupted in different places with pit stops that change the value of the data go-kart that's following the track around.
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The speed dating format gives a brief glimpse into the lives (afterlives?) of these nine different ghosts, each of whom are in different places in regards to their acceptance of being dead, but also their understanding of what they want for themselves.
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As they reported in Cell last October, Daniel Rodríguez-Leal and colleagues in Lippman's lab showed that, by mutating the promoter of the self-pruning gene in different places, they could adjust its output like a dimmer switch, producing subtle but important changes.
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I have a monthly show called the Mary Janes of comedy and I decided one summer Let's take it on the road and book some shows in different places, so I thought, well who would have a budget for entertainment, a resort!
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Once images are downloaded, as they have been by Clearview, they can be copied again and again, stored on multiple computers and servers in different places all around the world, and that's even before they are distributed or made available to third parties.
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It's a challenge to organize such a trip because each lives in different places — Washington, DC; Los Angeles, and Boston — and because they're in various stages of their careers, their vacation days are limited and/or don't sync up with one another.
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Of course, this is happening in different places — the ethanol boom led farmers in the Midwest to plow up a lot of environmentally sensitive land, at the same time that land in the Northeast and South was moving out of agricultural production entirely.
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Giving governments responsibility for the education of the young, pensions for the old, financial support for the indigent, disabled and jobless, and health care for at least some, and occasionally all, required massive reforms, the details and ambition of which varied in different places.
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It's hard to separate the white mob's core belief that white children and black children belonged in different places from the stance attributed to Trump in a 1991 book by John O'Donnell, a former president of Trump Plaza Hotel and Casino in Atlantic City.
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There were several competing proposals to locate the stadium in different places outside LA, like Carson and City of Industry, which were certainly not any better options when it came to transit accessibility—in fact, fans would almost certainly only drive to those locations.
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On Friday, he beatified two clerics who were killed during the armed conflict, and on Saturday he issued a decree giving national bishop conferences greater authority in translating liturgical language — potentially changing both the ways and the words in which Catholics worship in different places.
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And those who wrote the show, Steven Canals, Our Lady J, Janet Mock, Ryan Murphy, and others, wrote with a sense of understanding that, across the transgender community, our journeys to being in the gender that our brains tells us we are end in different places.
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"Three years goes quickly and everybody in this group is seasoned, so they know to get their name out and be very five-borough, and raise money in different places," said the Manhattan borough president, Gale A. Brewer, who so far is watching from the sidelines.
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And the states we mentioned are trying to stop the problem by sharing information on prescriptions, tracking overdoses, allowing counselors to practice in different places, discuss what's working and what's not, and try to help the children who are being left behind by parents who are addicted.
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In our previous article explaining the model's methodology, we warned that it depended on a central assumption that was far from guaranteed: that people with similar demographic characteristics in different places would tend to vote similarly, even in a once-in-40-years election with suspect polling.
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"I wanted to let my colleagues and constituents know that since John and I have been in different places for the last two weeks and I am outside the 14-day period for getting sick, my doctor has advised me to not get a test," she wrote.
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There is one cheat: in particularly newsy weeks, or when a story is at the top of the agenda in one part of the world but not in others, we "split" our covers, dedicating the most valuable real estate of the week to different things in different places.
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Domingos Xavier Viegas, a fire expert who is a professor at the University of Coimbra, said the speed of the fire's progression suggested that it had started simultaneously in different places and that its advance was probably aided by the gorges and ravines that cut through the area's terrain.
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"We always measure big epidemics indirectly, usually using a few different data sources, knowing that all of them are going to be wrong in different places, but that the combined picture often is very, very helpful in terms of figuring out what must be going on," Fisman said.
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Every six months, 700,2275 Heures (the approximate length of an average human life in the developed world) will change locations, occupying different buildings in different places — sometimes an existing building will be reimagined or refit for the hotel's needs; other times, it might even be built from scratch.
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To me, we're around the midpoint, ideally, of our series, and this was another moment where I felt like she had everything worked out, and this event, again, changes everything and leaves people in different places and gives our character a lot of room to learn and grow and change.
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Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton, or LVMH, which owns fashion houses like Dior, Givenchy and Marc Jacobs, has different policies in different places, as does Prada Group, an umbrella organization for Prada, Miu Miu, Church's and more, as well as Phillips-Van Heusen, which owns Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger, among others.
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The movies are all vaguely the same (big city gal heads to her small hometown for the holidays and falls back in love with its quaint nature and a charming local handyman), but they are all set in different places with different characters and actors — except for one budding franchise.
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People agree that Harvey Weinstein shouldn't be able to be a sexual predator, but having the pretty big change in societal norms where you really moved where fear resides in different places, where people feel like the way they have done things forever that maybe they have to change it.
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So really this is out of step with what I think the people of California and the voters and the bulk of the Democratic Party really want, so it&aposs unfortunate that some of the machinery of the party in different places is out of step with the mainstream of Democratic voters.
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"In the world we're living, in different places we have political leaders, political stakeholders that use demagoguery and have populistic slogans that want to eliminate and destroy what has been built, what has taken decades to build, to go back to problems of the past," Peña Nieto said through a translator in June.
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But I think the idea is– I don't think we want to end up in a place where we have very different norms in different places, but you want to have some sense of representation and making sure that the body that can deliberate on this has a good diversity of views.
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"Since people are often displaced from home and live in different places for many months, services in areas not directly affected by flooding should be alert to this increased risk and offer support as necessary," Dr. Angie Bone, the head of Public Health England (PHE)'s Extreme Events team told Reuters Health.
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To be clear, this research wasn't designed to confirm whether VR could make food taste better but whether or not VR could be used as a sort of taste testbed, allowing manufacturers to let people try foods in different places without, say, putting them on an airplane or inside a real cow barn.
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Everybody is doing something, whether it's going back to school with their children, providing scholarships, whether it's changing their lifestyles to have an opportunity to give back, to speak in different places, to travel to talk about their personal experiences, to sit down and do an interview with The New York Times.
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"If you think about the story of Dr. Ford and Deborah Ramirez's story ... the elements of drinking, multiple men in the room and assaulting somebody while you're laughing at them -- that is the element that is present in both of these stories of these very different people, in different places at different times," he said.
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"If you think about the story of Dr. Ford and Deborah Ramirez's story ... the elements of drinking, multiple men in the room and assaulting somebody while you're laughing at them, that is the element that is present in both of these stories of these very different people, in different places at different times," Kaine said.
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So much of what I love about Ken MacLeod's The Star Fraction (one of my favorite cyberpunk stories) is the way he renders the feeling of being in different places--from the dorms of anarchist mercenary outfits, to the clean biolabs of corporate-sponsored universities, to the sacrosanct salesroom of the setting's Mormon Church Turned World's Super Store.
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Clinton and Mr. Obama are in different places, to be sure: one a second-term president with fixed views on how to deal with terrorism; the other a female Democratic candidate for the White House facing a likely Republican opponent who is determined to exploit fears about terrorism in a campaign suddenly dominated by national security concerns.
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He rapped about his background, and his hope for the future, on "Blue Laces 2": Third generation, South Central gang banging Had lived long enough to see it changing Think it's time we make arrangements Finally wiggle out they mazes Find me out in different places But he never entirely left the streets behind, and he said he had never entirely meant to.
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The subjects of the campaign encompass a broad range of inspiring role models, including the youngest-ever speaker at the UN, a gold-medal-winning Chinese Paralympian, the leader of the Afghanistan women's cycling team, a teenage author of a STEM coding book for kids, a young surf champion from Brazil, as well as a kids at play in different places around the world.
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If we adopt a stance which is that, 'Okay, we're gonna, as a country, decide that we wanna clip the wings of these companies and make it so that it's harder for them to operate in different places, where they have to be smaller,' then there are plenty of other companies out that are willing and able to take the place of the work that we're doing.
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"You know, I had just turned 30, and I had spent all of my 20s in New York working in different jobs and living in different places with roommates," said Mr. Moeller, who grew up in a large family in Westtown, N.Y. But now, "I had a good job and was in my own apartment, without roommates, and I was really happy with myself," he said.
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If we adopt a stance which is that, "Okay, we're gonna, as a country, decide that we wanna clip the wings of these companies and make it so that it's harder for them to operate in different places, where they have to be smaller," then there are plenty of other companies out that are willing and able to take the place of the work that we're doing.
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Like his brother-in-law, Paul Samuelson (whom he once compared to Humphrey Chimpden Earwicker, the protagonist of James Joyce's "Finnegan's Wake"), he popped up in different places and guises, offering insights into prediction markets, learning-by-doing, antimalarial drugs, discrimination between the races, equality between the generations, petrol-price controls, arms reduction, advertising, public investment, the "carrying capacity" of the Earth and the cost-effectiveness of airframes.
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The nonprofit claims that with this method, it can send up millions of pages of text in a package that's about the size of a CD. The unusual mission is the brainchild of the Arch Foundation (pronounced "arc," short for archive.) Formed in 2015, the nonprofit's goal is to set up archives of humanity's culture in different places throughout our cosmic neighborhood, as a way to inspire people about space.
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You go to military bases and you meet the spouses of people who get deployed in different places, and they told me that the core part of their social infrastructure are these Facebook groups where every time they get deployed, they go join the group of military families around that base and figure out what school they should send their kid to, what services locally they should use.
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While Dr. [Anthony] Fauci, [head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases] the people he represents, and all the people involved in emergency coordination in different places around the country are working with extraordinary dedication and skill, I have yet to detect the kind of national mobilization around preparing to manage this that is appropriate to the seriousness of the threat, or that has been put in motion in times of war.
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SPIEGEL: WE SEE A HUGE AMOUNT OF OPPORTUNITY AROUND MAPS AND STILL VERY EARLY AND THE FUNDAMENTAL THESIS IS MAPS SHOULD BE PERSONALIZED SO IF YOU OPEN UP MAPS ON THE PHONE TODAY, GOOGLE OR APPLE, WE HAVE THE SAME MAP DESPITE THE FACT THAT WE ALL HAVE DIFFERENT FRIENDS AND LIVE IN DIFFERENT PLACES AND VISIT DIFFERENT RESTAURANTS OR THEATERS SO SNAP MAPS IS REALLY ARCHITECTED AROUND THE IDEA OF IN THE FUTURE IT'S MUCH MORE PERSONAL AND STARTED WITH YOUR FRIENDS.
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"If we adopt a stance which is that, okay, we're going to, as a country, decide that we're going to clip the wings of these [American] companies and make it so that it's harder for them to operate in different places or they have to be smaller, then there are plenty of other companies out there that are willing and able to take the place of the work that we're doing," he said, specifically suggesting Chinese tech companies as the replacements.
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