The answer, he says, was invariably the same in each place.
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The company says it will invest $2.5 billion in each place.
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I try to spend at least three days in each place.
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You've got to find an Andy, a calm person in each place.
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Another paper ran side-by-side photos of the floods in each place.
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I think in each place you're a different type of authentic version of yourself.
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It now works through 15 churches nationwide, visiting 50 or so pensioners in each place.
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In each place I live, I leave a version of myself molded by geographical context.
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In addition to locations, the app shows Juicers how many to drop off in each place.
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In each place, huge numbers of people filled thoroughfares, chanting "Death to America" and weeping with emotion.
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"Serving others is something we do to help out in each place we visit," Jessica, 31, tells PEOPLE.
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"We need to push back in each place that we confront them and by every vector," Pompeo said.
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It is important for all people in our country, to know more about what happen in each place.
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In addition to the best cities, we've also scoured through offerings to find the best hotels in each place.
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Newman splits his time between Minnesota and St. Croix, USVI, spending six months of the year in each place.
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Perhaps most importantly, Trump's deficit in each place is far greater than it was heading into the 2016 presidential election.
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Across all four states, women are more apt than men to support Clinton, men tilt to Trump in each place.
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The researchers evaluated accounts and devices used in the US and European regions, since they're configured differently in each place.
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She spent a month each in Croatia, Portugal, Spain, and South Africa, clocking a full-time schedule in each place.
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In each place we see differential privacy being used, it comes with a significant expansion of the data that's being collected.
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"In each place I visited, the Wahhabi influence was an insidious presence," she wrote in The New York Times last year.
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But as long as the process is created, then it won't matter that the solutions aren't exactly the same in each place.
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I packed all my gear into a backpack and a carry-on suitcase so I could start filming immediately in each place.
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Again, we see Harris's broad strength here, as she's among the three most mentioned candidates in each place I've spoken to people.
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The whole town is connected as one big map, with gates that open up as you complete key objectives in each place.
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Google says it's the same Assistant in each place, but it can (and can't) do different things depending on where you use it.
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In each place, the other is talked about very much like one would report on events on the other side of the country.
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With a limited amount of time in each place, I have to be constantly switched on, ready to capture what's happening around me.
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In each place, researchers will open their packages, take out the 21-inch, modified, 1/10th-scale car, and begin to run tests.
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Unsworth said he had been a financial consultant since 1987 and splits time between London and Thailand, about three months in each place.
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We hear a theme everywhere we go: People want to end mass incarceration, although the specifics take on a different texture in each place.
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But in each place people waited for Marichuy's arrival, sometimes spending upwards of five hours outside, as was the case with the Caracol de Morelia.
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Next, it checked out the average rental prices and the median household income in each place in order to calculate the rent-to-income ratio.
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Then on July 2, 1,000 Jews in Boston and a few hundred in Providence did similar location-specific anti-ICE actions, with 43 arrested in each place.
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Scroll down for a ranking of where expats are happiest overall, along with the proportions of people in each place who said they're happy with life in general.
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You're always moving from place to place, from borough to borough, because different people will be running things in each place, and cutting their stuff their own ways.
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It just means we have to recognize suffering in all its forms and solve it in each place intentionally and with knowledge about what we are up against.
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If I had had an extra day in each place, I would have wanted to explore neighborhoods just outside of the city centers that I'd heard good things about.
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I always have to say, 'I don't have a magic ball, I can only tell you the conditions we are likely to see in the future in each place.
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And to avoid the frantic rush that comes from feeling a need to "see it all," we picked out just one thing to do in each place we visited.
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Ahead, get the scoop on the must-see destinations, along with an under-$100-per-night hotel recommendation, and insider tips on what to do — and see — in each place.
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It was all very manageable and flexible and we stayed enough time in each place that I was never stressed if something didn't cooperate and we had to change plans.
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Sometimes I think I didn't need to spend as much time as I did in each place, and I could've saved some money if my trip was a little shorter.
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The nonpartisan media and technology company conducted a survey among 57,000 registered voters in all 50 states and Washington, DC, to predict which candidate would win a plurality in each place.
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Now, with better weather prediction, better automation, understanding exactly how much fertilizer to put in each place, that's a yielded benefit on top of what the basic seed improvement is giving us.
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I'll keep documenting as much as I possibly can, but I'm also giving myself at least one afternoon in each place — three to four hours — to wander without any of my gear.
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The unexpectedly deep connection between the college in Williamstown and the Pacific islands, 5,000 miles away, is outlined with an extensive timeline along a wall, which highlights what was happening in each place.
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Mm-hmm. Revolve. That's another one where they have stores where they only have one item in each place and they bring you things, but they have a different kind of experience. Yeah.
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In each place, one particular shooting in 2014, captured on video, galvanized attention, locally and nationally: the death in Chicago of Laquan McDonald, 17, and the killing in Cleveland of Tamir Rice, 12.
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Bridge's ambitious target sets it apart from the low-cost private schools that educate more than a fifth of pupils in poor countries, but that remain little more than cottage industries in each place.
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Epidemiologists typically inquire about whether a potential coronavirus patient recently had sex with anyone (especially while traveling), which specific locations they visited, who they had contact with, and what they did in each place they went.
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In each place, she paid close attention to the feeling and appearance of untouched nature or densely packed urban space, and later sought to bring her appreciation of such atmospheres into her increasingly multi-layered compositions.
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In each place, people argue about the roles, sometimes complementary and sometimes competing, played by armed anti-British resistance and the national church, both of which claimed to be the moral representative of a hard-pressed people.
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The site used data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics and the Council for Community and Economic Research to calculate how many years a $1 million portfolio would cover in each place, including any investment returns earned.
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According to Daigo Smith, founder of Loveflutter, the verified-only feature will roll out in five cities — New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles, London, and Tokyo — but only once 1,000 verified Twitter users sign up in each place.
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In Southeast Asia, after enduring a "dispiriting" meat-and-potatoes meal, Drzal realizes that her husband travels like a turtle, carrying his home with him, while she is a hermit crab, taking on new identities in each place.
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In its 2019 Home Affordability Report, Unison calculated how long it would take to save enough for a 20% down payment in various cities across the U.S. based on the median income and median home values in each place.
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The researchers adjusted each city's median income for inflation to reflect 2019 values, then determined how many square feet you could afford in each place if you don't spend more than the expert-advised 30% of your income on rent.
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She beamed as she listed all the repairs the crew did: the painting jobs in each place, the new swings for the community center's backyard, the baseball field's new kitchen so the teams can sell frituras or Puerto Rican street food.
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One of the toughest parts of travel is nailing down exactly how long to spend in each place and where to bounce between, so Google is trying to answer that with a mixture of editorially created and algorithmically generated guides.
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In its 2019 Home Affordability Report, home co-investment company Unison calculated how long it would take save up enough for a 20% down payment in various cities across the U.S. based on the median income and median home values in each place.
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Short stays in each place The in-and-out itinerary hews closely with Trump's preferred style of travel as chief executive of his real estate business, when he would fly his private jet abroad for business meetings but rarely linger for long.
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William Drozdiak, a former editor and chief European correspondent for The Washington Post, has written a book examining the current crisis from the vantage point of various European capitals — providing a colorful narrative of how it is being experienced differently in each place.
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Questions for potential coronavirus patientsEpidemiologists ask potential coronavirus patients a list of personal questions: Whether they have recently had sex with anyone (especially while traveling), which specific locations they visited, who they had contact with, what they ate, and what they did in each place they went.
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The quarrels that took place in New York and Philadelphia went on with equal ferocity, and on much the same terms, in India and England, and though they got settled by force of arms and minds differently in each place, it was the same struggle everywhere.
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Often seen by Mr. Trump's side during key moments of international diplomacy and presidential announcements during much of 2017, Mr. Kushner accompanied Mr. Trump on trips to Asia, including China and Japan; to the Mideast, including Israel and Saudi Arabia; and to Europe, meeting with officials in each place.
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Although this year I was given the opportunity to visit Barcelona, Madrid, Nashville, and Minneapolis, and in each place had extraordinarily moving arts experiences, by far my favorite was getting to take my grandmother to see CATS when it toured here in Arizona once again this past March.
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"We need to push back in each place that we confront them, and by every vector--cyber, economic, each of those tools that Vladimir Putin is using, we need to do our best to make sure that he does not succeed in what we believe his ultimate goal is," Pompeo said.
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Trump's assertion that Russia is a competitor and not an adversary is contrary to the judgments of U.S. intelligence agencies and his chief diplomat, Mike Pompeo, who at his April confirmation hearing to be Secretary of State, said the United States needs "to push back in each place we confront them," referring to the Russians.
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That's why personal finance website WalletHub evaluated the 100 most populous cities in the U.S. on 24 metrics — including fitness club cost, percentage of people who engage in physical activity, number of fitness centers per capita, and more — to rank them according to how difficult it is to get and stay active in each place.
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The result of all this is Das Itinerar (The Itinerary)—a 2,400-page book that lists where the Führer spent each day of his life and documents the means of transportation he used to get there and what he did in each place—down to the number of audience members at speeches and events.
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It collected the median monthly renter household income from the U.S. Census Bureau and the average rent from real-estate site Yardi Matrix in the 100 most populous U.S. cities, and then it determined how much space you can afford in each place, assuming you don't spend more than the expert-advised 30% of your income on rent.
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His pitch was different in each place, but the message was the same: Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE has the experience to lead the country on day one.
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I feel really bored in each place as well as my university at large, where despite being part of the honors college and getting to know a lot of people around me, I still find that I'm at the top of my classes and have trouble finding people who are as passionate about academics as I am.
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Air potato (D. bulbifera) Wild yams (D. sp.) D. bulbifera, the air potato, is found in both Africa and Asia, with slight differences between those found in each place. It is a large vine, or more in length.
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Charlie Cole and his grandson Pete Jarrett travel around outback Australia in a beaten-up ute, finding itinerant work along the way. In each place they befriend locals and become involved in an adventure, culminating in their solving a mystery, crime or local conflict.
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Large brick making factories also were built near this shipping hub. Rondout's primacy as a shipping hub ended with the advent of railroads. These lines were built through Rondout and Kingston, with stations in each place. They could also transport their loads through the city without stopping.
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On the one hand, cultures in each place are integrated with each other, making the architectural style and construction technology compatible and further developing. On the other hand, the multicultural elements of architecture coexist, which makes the basin regions have different architecture styles due to the different origins of immigrants.
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Weavers throughout Iran can weave any kind of carpet. But a prospective carpet buyer should consider that the quality of the same kind of carpet, in different places, is different. Na'in style carpet is woven in different places in Iran - but the quality will be very different in each place.
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From the time he was a young child, Avrohom Yaakov immersed himself in Torah learning. During his teens, he studied at Yeshivas HaYishuv Hechadash and Yeshivas Novarodok in Tel Aviv, and at Yeshivas Lomza in Petah Tikva. In each place, he was noted for using every spare minute to learn Torah.Marks, Yehudah.
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In 1962, he began composing concert and film music using traditional Korean instruments. He presented the premiere performance of Alan Hovhaness's Symphony no. 16 in South Korea in 1963. In 1964 he traveled around the world to Europe, the United States, Japan, and Southeast Asian countries, giving gayageum performances in each place.
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In each place, he would use the local library to satisfy his interest in 19th century American history. He joined the United States Army in 1909, and "was sent to the Philippines as a private with Company G, 19th Infantry." He was dishonorably discharged four years later for assaulting the company cook. He forged a certificate of honorable discharge.
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After their parents disappear, Sabrina and Daphne Grimm go through a series of foster homes. In each place, they must work as maids, servants, and other jobs inappropriate for children. They even experience abuse and neglect. Their caseworker, Ms. Minerva Smirt, is a harsh and uncaring woman who repeatedly fails to assign them to a safe home.
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The parish lies to the north of Ennis on the road to Corofin. The River Fergus runs through most of the parish, through Tedane and other lakes, to Clarecastle. In 1837 there were police stations in Dysert and Ruan, and chapels in each place. The chapel in Ruan had been rebuilt by public subscription in 1834.
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In September 1863, Battery F was at Carrollton, Louisiana and in December 1863 it was at Mustang Island on the Texas coast, in each place with the same armament as the 1st quarter 1863 report. The 4th quarter report from Pass Cavallo, Texas stated that there were four 3.5-inch Whitworth rifles (a possible error) and two 3.8-inch James rifles.
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Although there is a trend towards globalization,Shupe, Anson and David G. Bromley. 1994. "Introduction," pp. vii–xi in Anson Shupe and David G. Bromley Anti-Cult Movements in Cross-Cultural Perspective, New York, NY: Garland, p. x. the social and organizational bases vary significantly from country to country according to the social and political opportunity structures in each place.
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The façade of the Palais des Papes.In 1309, Pope Clement V, who was originally from Bordeaux, moved the Roman Catholic Papacy to Avignon. From 1309 until 1377, seven Popes reigned in Avignon before the Western Schism between the Roman and Avignon churches, which led to rival popes in each place. After that three Antipopes reigned in Avignon until 1423, when the Papacy finally returned to Rome.
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Other features are available through user friendly interfaces such as meta-analysis, regression modelling, and Bayesian inference.Animation makes it easier for viewers to follow changes, as they happen–or would happen–in each place on the map. Mapping: The CIETmap module creates interpolated raster maps out of data from sample communities. The software also adjusts for over- or under-representation in the sample communities during the interpolation.
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Arnuwanda's brother and successor Mursili II recorded in his annals that he defeated this rebellion. Over the ongoing decades, the Kaskans were also active in Durmitta and in Tipiya, by Mount Tarikarimu in the land of Ziharriya, and by Mount Asharpaya on the route to Pala; they rebelled and/or performed egregious banditry in each place. At first, Mursili defeated each Kaska uprising piecemeal.
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Elliot was ashore in Naples, and Nelson had to collect him there,Forester, p.87 finally sailing for Gibraltar with his passengers and stores on 29 January 1797.Bradford, p.129 As a final service in the Mediterranean, Nelson split his force, sending Blanche directly back to Gibraltar and sailing Minerve to reconnoitre Toulon, Barcelona and Cartagena, confirming in each place that the French and Spanish fleets were at sea.
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Harriet Mann was the eldest of four children born to Seth Hunt Mann, a banker, and Mary Field (Holbrook) Mann in Auburn, New York on 25 June 1831. She was the oldest of four siblings, the three brothers all being younger than herself. Her youth was passed in cities from New York to Missouri, stopping from three to five years in each place. Western New York, Ohio, Wisconsin, and Illinois were respectively her home.
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Lili Damita and Victor McLaglen in The Cock-Eyed World Flagg (Victor McLaglen) and Quirt (Edmund Lowe) find themselves transferred from Russia to Brooklyn to South America, in each place squaring off over a local beauty. The film remains one of the earliest screen sequels to a critical and popular success with the two lead actors playing the same characters, as well as the original writers and director intact from the first picture.
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This was not always so. For example, Mérida, Cordova, Toledo, or Narbonne were conquered by storm or after laying siege on them. The arrangement reached with the locals was based on respecting the laws and traditions used in each place, so that the Goths (a legal concept, not an ethnic one, i.e. the communities ruled by the Forum Iudicum) continued to be ruled on new conditions by their own tribunals and laws.
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Inline expansion is similar to macro expansion as the compiler places a new copy of the function in each place it is called. Inlined functions run a little faster than the normal functions as function-calling- overheads are saved, however, there is a memory penalty. If a function is inlined 10 times, there will be 10 copies of the function inserted into the code. Hence inlining is best for small functions that are called often.
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The hypothesized use of yupana, an Inca counting system, placed up to five counters in connected trays for calculations. In each place value, the Chinese abacus uses four or five beads to represent units, which are subitized, and one or two separate beads, which symbolize fives. This allows multi-digit operations such as carrying and borrowing to occur without subitizing beyond five. European abacuses use ten beads in each register, but usually separate them into fives by color.
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It also emerged in Flanders and the Netherlands, possibly transmitted directly from England by travelers; it appeared simultaneously in the cities of Antwerp and Amsterdam on the morning of 27 September. In each place, it prevailed for a short time, generally not more than two weeks. By the end of the year, it had entirely disappeared except in eastern Switzerland, where it lingered into the next year. After this, the disease did not recur on mainland Europe.
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The ease with which the fungus spreads to other areas of the body (on one's fingers) poses another complication. When the fungus is spread to other parts of the body, it can easily be spread back to the feet after the feet have been treated. And because the condition is called something else in each place it takes hold (e.g., tinea corporis (ringworm) or tinea cruris (jock itch), persons infected may not be aware it is the same disease.
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All Mbyá are considered retarã—that is to say, they are all considered relatives. This broad conception of community allows for the Mbyá's territorial mobility. Individuals and families are always moving, rarely staying more than one or two years in each place that they settle. They circulate among the various villages and encampments of their people: visiting relatives, spreading news, participating in rituals and activities that require collective work (such as constructing buildings), seeking spouses, trading objects, and so on.
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In each place, he is constantly distressed by the suffering of the people but also begins to suspect that the Citpols, policemen of the Genghis Mao regime, are spying on him. At San Franscisco, he meets an old friend, Jim Ehrenreich, who is struck with organ rot and requests that Shadrach steal some of Rondevic's Antidote for him. However, Shadrach refuses, saying that the antidote only immunises and cannot cure. At first, Ehrenreich is angry but after a while, he accepts his fate.
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After a bachelor's in geography at Nottingham University College and a MSc at University College, London, Cumberland emigrated to Canterbury College, Christchurch (now the University of Canterbury) immediately before the outbreak of World War II. After the war he moved to Auckland University College (now the University of Auckland). In each place he played a key role in the establishment of teaching of physical geography. After retiring in 1978 he made and narrated a television series, Landmarks, on the geography of New Zealand.
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This training helps prepare the medical staff for specific or unusual medical situations needed in each place the President or Vice President visits. The WHMU also oversees the mobile medical suite aboard Air Force One and Air Force Two. Air Force One contains a full surgical suite with operating table, two beds, resuscitation equipment, various medical monitors, and a full pharmacy. Air Force Two contains a first aid unit as well as an automated external defibrillator, oxygen tanks, and limited pharmaceuticals.
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Glossy Dossier. During her career Pardue has lived in Austin, Portland, Savannah, New York City, and Louisiana, and has stated that the physical landscapes and local cultures of each city influenced the work she produced while living in each place, as well as her travels along United States coastlines, France, and the Caribbean. Pardue has stated that “paintings are a visual record of an unplanned dialogue between a blank canvas and myself.” Nature is a significant inspiration in her work.
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In Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and London there are also regional assemblies and Parliaments, similar to state or provincial governments in other countries. The extent of devolution differs in each place. The Scotland Act 1998 created a unicameral Scottish Parliament with 129 elected members each four years: 73 from single member constituencies with simple majority vote, and 56 from additional member systems of proportional representation. Under section 28, the Scottish Parliament can make any laws except for on 'reserved matters' listed in Schedule 5.
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Agostini lived in Brazil from 1843 to 1852 under the name of João Maria. He visited the cities of Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, Curitiba, Florianópolis (then called Desterro) and Porto Alegre. In each place he obtained authorization from the bishop and president of the province to preach the gospel, before leaving for the interior to conduct his missionary work. Dressed in the habit of a Capuchin friar, he wore sandals and carried religious objects such as a Bible, medals of Our Lady and a staff.
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The Karankawa voyaged from place to place on a seasonal basis in their dugouts, made from large trees with the bark left intact. They travelled in groups of thirty to forty people and remained in each place for about four weeks. After European contact, canoes were of two kinds, both being called "awa'n": the original dugout and old skiffs obtained from the whites. Neither were used for fishing but for transportation only, and their travels were limited to the waters close to the land.
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In each place the collected data were to be displayed to the public; however, Hector did not include weather forecasting from a central office. This limited scheme was implemented in 1869 but was soon found to be unreliable. Edwin had been asked to consult with Hector, and in January 1874 he proposed an expanded scheme of weather forecasting and storm warnings to the commissioner of customs (nominal head of the Marine Department), volunteering to set it up. This was approved, with Edwin accepting his new duties on 12 March.
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Other famous tozama clans included the Mori of Chōshū, the Shimazu of Satsuma, the Date of Sendai, the Uesugi of Yonezawa, and the Hachisuka of Awa. Initially, the Tokugawa regarded them as potentially rebellious, but for most of the Edo period, marriages between the Tokugawa and the tozama, as well as control policies such as sankin-kōtai, resulted in peaceful relations. Daimyo were required to maintain residences in Edo as well as their fiefs, and to move periodically between Edo and their fiefs, typically spending alternate years in each place, in a practice called sankin-kōtai.
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In the early 1990s several attempts were made to modernise the Roadshow. Under Matthew Bannister, for example, in 1993 and 1994, the station commissioned an independent production company to make an audio postcard for each venue in advance of the Roadshow's arrival in that place. 36 whistle-stop "2 Minute Tours" were made each year, and broadcast several times in the 24 hours leading up to the Roadshow proper, in order to give a wider reflection of life in each place. By the mid-1990s the Roadshow had expanded to 54 live dates over 9 weeks.
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The main theme music used for the ride is a soundtrack known as "Song Of The Elders", originally the last segment of the Hot Ice show Rhythmos. The tune and scoring is taken from the Maori song "Tarakihi" (the locust). This music is played very loudly in the ride station, and at some points during the ride. It can be noted that the Valhalla music sounds different in each place around the ride – in the ride station it sounds raucous and loud whereas in some places throughout the ride is comes across as more distant and mysterious - probably to do with the positioning of the speakers.
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The Clinton china service being used for a state dinner To commemorate the bicentennial of the White House, the Clintons ordered 300 12-piece place settings in 2000. Differing from previous White House china services, the Clinton china included a border of pale, creamy yellow, rather than a brighter primary color, and images of the White House, instead of the customary presidential seal, in the center. Each piece in each place setting included a different pattern showing outstanding architectural elements found in the East Room, State Dining Room, and Diplomatic Reception Room. It was first used at a dinner function attended by Gerald Ford and Mrs.
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Population without double counting is an English translation of the French phrase Population sans doubles comptes. In France, for the purposes of the census, the INSEE has defined several population indicators that allow people who live in more than one place to be counted in each place, to study and keep count of population movement. So each commune in France does not have only one figure for the population, but several; for example students may be counted both where they study and where they live when not studying. A parallel may be drawn to English laws that allow students to register and vote in local elections in more than one place.
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He arrived in New York City and quickly assumed the name Felix Pedro. He traveled to New York City, Ohio, Washington, British Columbia, and the Yukon, working in each place until he earned enough to travel again. Once in Alaska, Pedro panned for gold in the Fortymile, the Piledriver Slough near present-day Salcha, and various other waterways, including the "Lost Creek" in which Pedro and his partner Tom Gilmore claimed to have found a sizable amount of gold in 1898, but were forced to abandon due to food shortage. Despite marking the spot and searching the next three years for it they were unable to find it again.
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He considered this both a privilege and an obligation – to visit these places and tell these stories. His success led to commissions from American publications as well, including The New York Times Magazine, The New Yorker, Vice, Rolling Stone, and Vogue. Put off by the limitations of photojournalism (the expectation that he would illustrate the writer’s perspective rather than author a narrative of his own), Sahihi began to embark on independent, highly compact conceptual series. In the early 2000s, Sahihi has lived and worked in New York, Istanbul, and London, producing bodies of work in each place that attempt to engage the political discourse he deems lacking in substance.
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He seems to be something of a womanizer, as in the same episode, he is told on many occasions that he is only to look at the women of the festival by Mariabelle and Yae. He is also called by his sister as the God of Woman. His hobbies is making Mariabelle cosplay for him. Even though he is a land god, as explained in chapter 38, it's his sister who wields the title of land goddess of Sakurashin, since she was the first one to take root in town, and according to him there can only be one land god in each place.
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Baseball Reference. Retrieved on August 7, 2016. A member of two Halls of Fame, Olivares spent 20 years in baseball and was a reliable player whom managers could use as a leadoff hitter for his ability to get on base, hit for average and run the bases aggressively, which he combined with his speed, strong arm and steady defense at three outfield positions. Although he never reached Major League Baseball as a player, Olivares was a fixture at Minor League level, the summer Mexican League and winter ball in Venezuela, amassing over 2,500 career hits and walking off with one batting crown in each place.
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In the latter half of February 1945, and early March, Achilles returned via Biak to Leyte, but quickly proceeded to Subic Bay and Mindoro, spending a week in each place, tending LSMs and carrying out her vital support work. During the latter part of April, Achilles moved down to Morotai, in the Netherlands East Indies, for further tender duty, readying landing craft for the impending invasion of Borneo. Participating in the initial landings at Brunei Bay, Borneo, Achilles again came under air attack, when a "Dinah" loosed two bombs that landed off her starboard beam. This attack, on 10 June 1945, caused no damage to the ship, although shrapnel wounded two men in Achilles` crew.
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See also 2012 English mayoral referendums and List of lord mayoralties and lord provostships in the United Kingdom. The Scottish Parliament at Holyrood has 129 MSPs with extensive powers, including taxation. In Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and London there are also regional assemblies and Parliaments, similar to state or provincial governments in other countries. The extent of devolution differs in each place. The Scotland Act 1998 created a unicameral Scottish Parliament with 129 elected members each four years: 73 from single member constituencies with simple majority vote, and 56 from additional member systems of proportional representation. Under section 28, the Scottish Parliament can make any laws except for on 'reserved matters' listed in Schedule 5.
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Peter Hille 1953 Her husband's republican leanings led to constant changes of employment and of places of residence. Alois worked as an editor for various newspapers, often also in the capacity of a journalist, in Hanover, Trier, Neunkirchen and Paderborn, among other locations. In each place Clara became part of the available literary and artistic circles, for instance in Hanover as part of the group around Kurt Schwitters, the central figure of "Hanover Dadaism", and in Paderborn as part of the group of poets that formed around her husband, sharing the legacy of Peter Hille. In 1926 her husband was offered a position in Trier, where Clara Vogedes joined the Trier circle of painters.
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He spoke highly of the work Chinmayananda was doing to restore India's cultural glory. In a span of five years, Chinmayananda had instructed over 50,000 of his countrymen through 25 jñāna yajñas across the country. On 6 March 1965, Chinmayananda set out on his first global teaching tour, covering 39 cities in 18 countries: Thailand, Hong Kong, Japan, Malaysia, United States, Mexico, Spain, United Kingdom, Belgium, the Netherlands, Sweden, Germany, Denmark, France, Switzerland, Italy, Greece and Lebanon. Over the next 28 years, he continued these international discourses, staying only a week or so in each place, delivering a minimum of two lectures a day, and handling numerous meetings, interviews, discussions, and programs.
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In this book edited by Rubery, she brought together eight essays that examine patterns of women's participation in the labour market in Britain, Italy, France and the US since World War II, and the impact of the 1980s recession. The book draws on case studies done by the Cambridge Labour Studies Group, and works to explain the process of resegregation in the contemporary labour market. The first section of the book looks at how business cycles and restructuring determined the demand for female labour in each place. The second section exams the ways that the supply side of the economy relates to demand in the labour market and creates patterns of gendered employment.
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Alfred Hounsell "Horace" Dammers (10 July 1921 – 23 August 2004) was an Anglican dean"Dean of Bristol chosen". The Times 22 December 1972; pg. 3; Issue 58663; col E and authorAmongst others he wrote Great Venture, 1958; Ye Shall Receive Power, 1958; All in Each Place, 1962; God is Light, God is Love (1963); Lifestyle: a parable of sharing (1982), " Preaching from the Cathedrals", 1998; and "Thank You, Holy Spirit", 2004 British Library website accessed 2 June 2010 in the second half of the 20th century. He was born in Great Yarmouth, on 10 July 1921“Who was Who” 1897-2007 London, A & C Black, 2007 to a family of Hanoverian origin; his great-grandfather was Adjutant- General to King George V of Hanover.
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Leacock was born on July2, 1922, in Weehawken, New Jersey, the second of three daughters. Her mother, Lily Mary Battherham, was a mathematician who taught secondary school and her father was the literary critic and philosopher Kenneth Burke. Leacock was raised between the family's apartment in Greenwich Village, New York and their northern New Jersey 150-acre farm, living half of the year in each place. Living in a social circle that included artists, political radicals and intellectuals prompted into Leacock an ideal "to be scornful of materialist consumerism; to value—even revere—nature; to hate deeply the injustices of exploitation and racial discrimination…and to be committed to the importance of doing what one could to bring about a socialist transformation of society".
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The music video shows Laferte in shots of her Amárrame Tour, especially as she passes through South America, through Chile, Argentina, Peru and Colombia, and is dedicated to her fans, as expressed by the artist herself on her Facebook Live: "We were recording shots of this tour, especially from South America, we visited Colombia, we went to Chile, Peru, Argentina. And the most shots that appear in this video are from that tour, from South America, and for me it is very nice to be able to thank you for all the love you have given us, how you have received us in each place. That's why we wanted to make this video like that. It is a gift for you and a way to thank you for everything you have given us".
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Sightseers and merchants gazing at an entourage (sixth panel) from "Folding Screen Depicting Scenes of the Attendance of Daimyōs at Edo Castle", National Museum of Japanese History The details changed throughout the 26 decades of Tokugawa rule, but generally, the requirement was that the daimyōs of every han move periodically between Edo and his fief, typically spending alternate years in each place. His wife and heir were required to remain in Edo as hostages while he was away. The expenditures necessary to maintain lavish residences in both places, and for the procession to and from Edo, placed financial strains on the daimyo, making them unable to wage war. The frequent travel of the daimyo encouraged road building and the construction of inns and facilities along the routes, generating economic activity.
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Bush bands, as currently formulated, experienced a revival in 1953 with the musical play Reedy River, which was first produced and published by the New Theatre (Sydney)Reedy river [music] : the songs from the Australian musical drama / by Dick Diamond and most recently produced in 2002. Written by Dick Diamond, the musical featured twelve or so Australian songs, which included Doreen Jacobs' setting of Helen Palmer's "Ballad of 1891," as well as the title song, Chris Kempster's setting of Lawson's "Reedy River." The backing band for this popular stage production was "The Bushwhackers", who had formed a year earlier in 1952. As the musical was performed in Brisbane and other Australian cities, local "bush bands" modeled on the Sydney group, such as Brisbane's "The Moreton Bay Bushwhackers," sprang up in each place; many of these remained together following the closing of the musical, and spawned other, similar groups.
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The market town of Hailsham, north of Eastbourne, existed at the time of the Domesday survey of 1086 and has been a centre of agriculture and industry for centuries. Growth encouraged by the opening of a railway line brought more people to the town, and by the start of the 20th century Anglicans, Strict Baptists, Methodists and the Free Church had their own places of worship. No provision was made for Roman Catholic worship, though: the town was covered by the vast parish of Our Lady of Ransom Church in Eastbourne (the largest in the Archdiocese of Southwark at the time). In 1895 its priest appealed to the Vicar-General of the Archdiocese with a request to celebrate Mass in various towns and villages in the parish; he compiled a list showing distances from Eastbourne and the number of known Catholics in each place.
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An inclusive democracy is inconceivable unless it extends to the broader social realm to embrace the workplace, the household, the educational institution and indeed any economic or cultural institution, which constitutes an element of this realm. The equal distribution of power in these institutions and self- management are secured through the creation of assemblies of the people involved in each place of work or education (workers' assemblies, student and teachers' assemblies respectively) who make all important decisions about the functioning of these places, within the framework of the decisions taken by citizens' demotic assemblies as regards the general aims of production, education and culture respectively. The assemblies are federated at the regional and confederal levels so that the confederal assemblies of workers, teachers, students and so on could be involved in a process of constant interaction with the citizens' confederal assemblies to define society's "general interest". A crucial issue with respect to democracy in the social realm is democratisation of the household.
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Baker's campaign took the form of a personal canvass of the voters, by visiting every town and village of any size in the county, if possible on market day: Hertford on the 26th; Ware on the 28th; then Watton; Stevenage; Hitchin and Baldock on the same day; and so through the whole of Hertfordshire in two weeks, over snow-bound roads with even the high road between St Albans and Berkhamsted barely passable in places. He travelled mostly on horseback, his carriage "attending me as it could at intervals by the great roads, and meeting me at the places where I was to sleep". In most of the county he had already pledges of solid support (he records that at Stevenage he had "nothing to do but go round... and thank the voters for their promises already made in my favour to their Rector"), and where possible in each place he was met by the local magnates who joined him in his canvassing to demonstrate their support. The informality of the election itself seems strange today.
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At the king's decree, Hồ Đình Hy was beheaded after suffering public humiliation, and all of his possessions were confiscated by the local magistrates.Annals of the Propagation of the Faith Society for the Propagation of the Faith Volumes 19 à 20 1858- Page 286 "In the beginning of the month of May, the king approved the sentence, and added the following note in reference to Michael: ' Ho-dinh-hy, at one time a simple recorder, has gradually risen to the grade of grand mandarin ; he has dared to... We further ordain that five mandarins and fifteen soldiers lead Ho-dinh-hy three times, on three successive days, round the interior of the town, through the markets and all the squares, and in each place the public crier make the following " Some witnesses accounted that he refused his last meal and chose to die near his birthplace instead of at the execution site. He also chose to wear his official robe instead of prisoner garb on his last day. The memoirs of Fathers of Foreign Missions (Society of Foreign Missions of Paris) mentioned he received last rites discreetly by local priests and was survived by his wife and a married daughter.
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