Of those, about 60,000 were in pairs, reports the BBC .
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The trappers tiptoe at night, either alone or in pairs.
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Other family members and residents sat in pairs around us.
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Typically, SEC commissioners are considered by the Senate in pairs.
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What we know now: How black holes join in pairs.
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MEXICO CITY — They arrived alone, in pairs or in groups.
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They now walk alone, whereas often they walked in pairs.
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They now walk alone, whereas often they walked in pairs.
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Now officers go in alone or in pairs and start shooting?
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They show up in pairs and try to trap the birds.
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Twelve data recorders ejected in pairs and fell into the ocean.
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The trainers work in pairs, each pair working a different rectangle.
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In a hunchback posture, we marched in pairs toward the bus.
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Some were laid out individually, others in pairs, or even groups.
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They recruited a bunch of preschoolers and grouped them in pairs.
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They are sold in pairs for $199 online and at REI.
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At times, men in pairs take turns to partner each other.
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After a brief warm-up, the group split off in pairs.
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Should we box them up in pairs and give them away?
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They cross each other in pairs, which is an elegant touch.
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Often in pairs, they look like shorebirds atilt or modernist sculpture.
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Is there something about acting in pairs that you're especially fond of?
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Surprisingly, some large adult male dolphins were seen working together in pairs.
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Even when they punished children there, they often went up in pairs.
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At conferences, female colleagues, working in pairs, helped her dodge media inquiries.
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The worst part: They're only sold in pairs (obviously) and are pricey.
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We sat in pairs, each cross-legged and facing a complete stranger.
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Ranch hands have been advised to travel in pairs and arm themselves.
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Now, here's the whole secret to rockets: Forces always come in pairs!
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Amazon has encouraged employees to enter the store in pairs and buy lunch.
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However, the new policy means that women must also now teach in pairs.
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We stood in pairs once again but this time in a white uniform.
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Users worked in pairs to vote on photos until a consensus was reached.
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Those come in pairs for just $59.99 (usually $79.99) right now at Amazon.
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They're shot as standalone accessories, or taken out in pairs on date night.
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He said that his residents are traveling in pairs and being extra cautious.
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Iconic tech-company founders often come in pairs: Bill Hewlett and David Packard.
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Meanwhile, Jack in the Box sells tacos in pairs, at $0.99 for two.
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The Police Department directed officers to patrol in pairs, as it did then.
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Ranch hands have been advised to travel in pairs and to arm themselves.
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For example, the order still doesn't encourage boys to hang out in pairs.
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Instead of rushed travelers, the few passengers there stood in pairs or alone.
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There were are also pals in pairs, and couples on very long dates.
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Always disciplined, referred to and taught about the facts of life in pairs.
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Ms. Burnikel offers us a set of four items that come in PAIRS.
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We recommend that people try to hike in pairs or with a group.
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In pairs, Russia's Evgenia Tarasova and Vladimir Morozov led the pack with 76.98 points.
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Separated in pairs, the wrestlers squared off against one another, with referees watching closely.
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Only authorized personnel, in pairs, can enter the freezer to access samples, he said.
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Hence the need to purchase them in pairs or groups of three or four.
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All date-night classes cost $100 per person and must be bought in pairs.
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Philadelphia police said all officers will continue to work in pairs until further notice.
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They can form in pairs that eventually collide and release massive amounts of energy.
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The subjects are posed simply, against neutral backgrounds, solo or in pairs or pyramids.
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Several women wore dresses that rattled from deer hooves sewn in pairs to hems.
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My crew spread out along the line in pairs spaced about 50 feet apart.
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Working in pairs, students should first explain Mr. Baker's claim in their own words.
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Most come in pairs, but you can also buy some earring styles as singles.
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S.R.A.O. women traveled in pairs and brought with them games, snacks, soda and juice.
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The Canadian sniper didn't do it alone, however — the sniper units work in pairs.
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They're usually spotted alone, in pairs or in small groups that don't stay together long.
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They watched the movie scenes in pairs and then went to the playroom together afterward.
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We jump off the boat in pairs along with either K. or the boat guide.
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The posters feature the characters in pairs while posing inside of the famous Grantham estate.
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He was wearing special wedding socks, bright blue ones decorated with otters swimming in pairs.
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The team eventually swam through the flooded tunnels individually or in pairs using scuba gear.
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Behind the group of seated figures, a row of 12 people approaching them, in pairs.
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It could help, too, to play the game in pairs or groups to ensure safety.
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Shop clerks stood by the entrances in pairs, their eyes flickering around for potential customers.
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They record in pairs, with the mics being dynamically used to noise cancel as needed.
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Oh, and they'll have to battle for $1 million… in pairs… with their biggest rivals.
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Raising a child in pairs is hard enough, doing it alone can seem downright impossible.
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In his "L'Allegro, il Penseroso ed il Moderato," from 1988, practically everything came in pairs.
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In Boston and New York City officers have been ordered to work only in pairs.
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They could have been produced in pairs by the radioactive decay of a new particle.
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About 50 trainers teach two classes a day (mostly in pairs), five times a week.
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Men often appear in pairs, helping each other eat or dress or lying in bed.
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If you choose to do this in pairs, have students talk together about their reactions.
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They're sitting in pairs, flicking through handbooks labeled "Great Men" and writing down lesson plans.
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It was in the team event as an ice dancer, not in pairs figure skating.
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In pairs, we enacted what our partners had drawn, becoming swaying leaves and feeding birds.
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They come in pairs, overflowing with juicy Venezuelan-style braised lamb and sumac-cumin crema .
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But really there is something bigger here—it's the idea that forces come in pairs.
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Next, students can work in pairs to start to learn how to make a story.
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People came in pairs, one waiting in line, the other at the nearest pay phone.
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Russian and American flags lined the ceiling in pairs, and tiny snowflakes hung between them.
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The dollar by definition strengthens if the euro sells off, since exchange rates move in pairs.
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Or maybe you're interested in pairs trading... buying or selling two securities at the same time.
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Sometimes alone, sometimes in pairs, they would gaze ahead of their feet, struggling under the weight.
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Freddy: Surveillance teams usually work in pairs, at least 4 but often as high as 8.
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Working in pairs or small groups, students can calculate the efficiency gap for their own state.
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If you have access to multiple devices, students can do this kind of activity in pairs.
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Then discuss your ideas in pairs or small groups, before sharing with the whole class: 1.
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Putnam is a two-time Canadian bronze medalist in pairs skating with her partner Sean Wirtz.
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Manhattanhenge happens in pairs, as a full sun one day and a half sun the other.
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She always had a boyfriend, many in fact; traveling in pairs kept everyone safer, she said.
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Directions: Invite your students to complete the scavenger hunt individually, in pairs or in small groups.
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Working in pairs and posing as married couples, their aim was to blend into their surroundings perfectly.
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They were alone and in pairs; regardless of age, they looked nothing like women in Primeran ads.
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Naturally, they are piloted by teenagers who work in pairs, much like the heroes of Pacific Rim.
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Later, the Pentagon sent word that the prisoners could have recreation time in pairs, in separate cells.
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Models held hands and moved in pairs from spotlight to spotlight, spinning like old wind-up toys.
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He picked them up in pairs at nightclubs, and took them home to his hotel or residence.
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This all culminates, of course, in the class reading the text — everyone together, in pairs, or individually.
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Then, invite them to work in pairs or groups to answer the questions we pose, copied below.
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Independent Analysis: Working on their own or in pairs, students should choose another primary source to analyze.
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Then, there's the crowd—mostly men, though there are women, too, in pairs or with their boyfriends.
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In the 17th and 18th centuries, globes were often sold in pairs, one terrestrial, and one celestial.
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As far as physicists have confirmed, these quarks and antiquarks can only arrange themselves in pairs or threes.
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Reporters said two more boys — who are all being rescued in pairs — are expected to come out soon.
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Few made conversation, though mostly in pairs or small clusters as stage hands prepared for Smash Mouth's arrival.
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The Lovot companionship robot sells in pairs for $6,000 and will be available in the U.S. in 2020.
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The connected plushes, which are actually a made-up animal optimized for hugging, are best used in pairs.
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It works in pairs, meaning you wear one earpiece and the person you're speaking with wears the other.
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Also beware that pickpocketers often work in pairs: one will distract you while the other takes your wallet.
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Ms. Smith's layered narrative allows the expert six-person cast to function for the most part in pairs.
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This video shows how it works: In an odd move, however, Netflix isn't selling Mr. Bear in pairs.
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Uber's test drivers were requested to go "on solo runs" when they had previously been working in pairs.
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A fox is easy prey, and when hunting in pairs, eagles are capable of bringing down a wolf.
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Her team members go out in pairs carrying Narcan, a drug used to revive those overdosing on opioids.
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In an "imagined interview," students, working individually or in pairs, play the part of both interviewer and interviewee.
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Tango takes two, and the foremost tango dancers tend to travel the world in pairs, demonstrating and teaching.
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I also started working on buying more things in pairs for my future partner and me to enjoy.
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Most of the "trees," which come in pairs, protrude no more than an inch from the tube's opening.
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It developed stable regulations, had a single utility overseeing construction, and built reactors in pairs at single sites.
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Fetch robots are used in pairs, with one robot finding the way and another carting inventory or performing tasks.
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In pairs like cobalt and nickel, where the table had been fudged, Moseley confirmed the fudges to be correct.
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His, by necessity, is a quieter role; as in pairs figure skating, he's the stem that holds the flower.
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Since 2013, Amy Wagers, a stem-cell researcher at Harvard, has studied parabiosis in pairs of differently aged mice.
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They worked in pairs, a blacksmithing arrangement known as "team striking": one partner lifted the molten barrel of a .
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The pool closes around happy hour, and women in mermaid outfits, goggles and flowing wigs begin performing in pairs.
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It sends the hounds running as they work in pairs, following the scent and showing off their tracking skills.
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Like, we've had complaints, therefore the way we get around that is that we send people in, in pairs.
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People dressed in pairs, came wearing their festival best (or most comfortable), and sometimes came wearing very little at all.
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The Mirror said it was "bizarre" and reported that viewers were tweeting about inaccuracies, like the bakers appearing in pairs.
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Much like entering the carpool lane on a highway, electrons can only jump into the superconducting "fast lane" in pairs.
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In pairs, we practiced what Midori called the Queen's Walk, using the energy from our hips to propel us forward.
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Around the latter lounge shirtless white youths, singly, in pairs, or in trios, cropped and fragmented by the pictures' edges.
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Mr. Woolf takes the 236 states that have two-letter abbreviations and combines them in pairs to make other words.
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PhotoCredit Campaign Strategy Research: Working in pairs, small groups or individually, students research one or more campaign strategies listed below.
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Even when I found something that was only moderately oversized, it turned out you had to buy it in pairs.
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A force (not the Force) is a way to describe interactions between two objects, and forces always come in pairs.
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During a visit in late March, it was hard to go five minutes without seeing bald eagles, cruising in pairs.
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Radford followed that up with a bronze in pairs with Meagan Duhamel, his longtime skating partner, before announcing his retirement.
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They advance, withdraw and approach in pairs and small groups; they sit, recline on the floor and seem to search.
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Focus Questions for Discussion After reading the story, ask students to work in pairs to answer the focus questions below.
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Both parents take turns incubating the eggs, which typically come in pairs and take 16 to 19 days to hatch.
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They left phosphorescent trails in the black water as they swam in pairs alongside us, before diving under the keel.
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Positioned in pairs along an intimidating corridor, each room came with couches, snacks, and alcohol, sharing only one opaque window.
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In their new quarters, most will be in pairs in small hospital-style rooms, with no windows on the doors.
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In pairs or alone, write down as many examples of xenophobia you have read about or seen as you can.
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For this activity, students, working in pairs, should look through a recent print edition of The Times or scan nytimes.
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Following are key facts about the candidates who are standing in pairs: - They want to continue the coalition with Merkel.
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Decoys must work in pairs, standing or sitting 10 to 15 feet apart on a street, train or subway platform.
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If you don't like themed menus and a room full of people dining in pairs, eat dinner at home that night.
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Interestingly, though ravens are very social, they are less gregarious than crows, and are generally seen by themselves or in pairs.
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Republican Governor Asa Hutchinson signed an order for the executions, which will take place in pairs from April 17 to 27.
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Working in pairs or individually, students can make a list of questions they think the moderators should ask during the debates.
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Many class exercises involve building maps of the school in pairs and groups, and coding the Sphero to move around it.
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According to a New York Times report, Arizona operators were being pressured to go alone, when previously they'd worked in pairs.
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You can buy them in pairs at just about any local drugstore, or in 10 packs online and at hardware stores.
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Derge Journal DERGE, China — The dozen or so Tibetan men wearing aprons sat in pairs in low chairs, facing each other.
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Fowler never said specifically that we couldn't work in pairs, or hear the list again, or use a helpful memory trick.
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One of those "Tinder In" pairs shows Depoorter himself in his work context and a Amsterdam vacation photo he shows potential dates.
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Oftentimes the cheerleaders must fend for themselves, sometimes visiting fans in pairs or small groups to feel safer, according to the Times.
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We don't tell them to; they compete with one another and they work hard, they work in pairs, they work in threes.
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It appears Lun Lun loves things that come in pairs, because this is the second set of twins for the Atlanta panda.
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One by one, and in pairs, those "friends" filed into a space so dark, the photographers could barely make out their outlines.
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Then, in pairs, they prepared a short skit in which they told the child's life story while pretending to be that character.
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Working in pairs, students can rehearse and then perform their 60-second interactions between two strangers: a volunteer and a possible voter.
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In pairs or trios or alone, eventually merging into one group, the resilient dancers enter the space and rip into these tasks.
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Because vaquitas are small and travel singly or in pairs rather than in big pods, following and observing their behavior is difficult.
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Clichés arrive often and frequently in pairs ("She'd arrived dressed to impress and pulled out all the stops"), like lovers holding hands.
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The supersonic bombers have previously flown to the peninsula in pairs as a show of force after past North Korean missile launches.
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Their tails were braided in pairs, then the two knots were braided into one big tangle, Kensington Bird and Animal Hospital said.
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"It was never written down, but it's not an accident you got states in pairs," says Louisiana State University historian Jonathan Earle.
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In pairs, they had been assigned to small, simple bedrooms, where they would pass their final days and hours before leaving Ukraine.
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Both competitions featured 16 athletes racing against each other in pairs over two legs, with the winner going forward to the next round.
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Like the majesty of two colorful arcs coming together to form a double rainbow, there are some things that work better in pairs.
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For a time, Jennifer had a roommate, a temporary employee of the school, and the two would travel and run errands in pairs.
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You are the sign of the twins, and things are indeed done better (or at least, more easily and more enjoyably) in pairs.
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A very different breed of cooperative game is Mi Clos Studio's Antioch: Scarlett Bay, an interactive fiction affair that's taken on in pairs.
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Developed by Israeli imagining company HumanEyes, the portable camera features eight cameras, positioned in pairs around the perimeter of its flat, square head.
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At Sunday's memorial service in New York, surviving relatives stepped to the microphones in pairs at the spot where the towers once stood.
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"Young people were invited to be interviewed in pairs and for the most part these were existing friends," McDaid said in an email.
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Graduate researcher Carlos Casarez was fascinated by the behavior of Australian jumping ants, which work in pairs or more to cover difficult terrain.
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They dance in pairs, interrupting the work's main narrative, as they mimic each other and laugh, randomly moving their hands, hips, and feet.
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Donkeys are social animals, so they must be adopted in pairs or have another animal to keep them company at their new home.
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Police departments across the country took precautions, ordering officers to double up in their patrol cruisers and to work in pairs or teams.
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Gill told the Times that women would often attend meetings with Weinstein in pairs so they wouldn't have to be alone with him.
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The tech added that the manpower shortage has forced Army EOD teams to operate in pairs rather than in usual three-man teams.
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The House already has a bipartisan Climate Solutions Caucus, sometimes referred to as the "Noah's Ark" caucus, since members must join in pairs.
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Lawmakers, however, are still bunched together at circular tables and could be seen chatting in pairs or groups on their way out. Sen.
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A typical class includes a lesson followed by a chance to work in pairs, taking turns reading (or speaking) and listening (or writing).
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Uber was also asking safety drivers to do more — driving solo instead of in pairs — even though the cars were still performing erratically.
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The AZA suggests keepers interact with tigers in pairs to ensure each other's safety and maintain a barrier between themselves and the animals.
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"They work very well in pairs," said Mr. Fink, who scatters them around a room to create "broken symmetry," for a relaxed feel.
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The new array consists of six speakers arranged so that the subwoofers are positioned in pairs, antipodal to one another (back to back).
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Germany's Aliona Savchenko and Bruno Massot jumped from fourth place to Olympic gold in pairs figure skating after a record-setting free skate.
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A study of more than 100 terrorists in Western countries who acted alone or in pairs found that most of them were single.
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Elephants do not naturally die in pairs, so conservation groups immediately suspected that the deaths were the latest in a string of poisonings.
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The state -- which has not put anyone to death since 2005 -- plans to execute the men in pairs between April 17 and April 27.
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During most practices, Liv runs defense drills in pairs or has participants practice punches on the overfed black bags that hang from the ceiling.
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New York's mayor, Bill De Blasio, placed all foot patrol officers in pairs and said two officers will be posted outside all police stations.
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Wilson was likely unaware that, according to Guinn, the girls had been sent out in pairs by Manson specifically to meet up with musicians.
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The notion that "chopsticks come in pairs" is still prevalent; propaganda posters preach Confucian-style family virtues using pictures of happy, multi-generation families.
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In all, I've gotten six best-friend tattoos, always in pairs, always with someone whose relationship I wanted to commemorate at a particular moment.
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The war had begun two months earlier, and Fick had ordered them to fan out in pairs and man defensive positions around the outpost.
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In a second room, guests sit in pairs as a glittery, 23-year-old blonde named Elena Rydkina is speaking instructions into a microphone.
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We asked our manager if we could work in pairs, or if someone from the company could talk to the people running the supermarkets.
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Simple enough, they are games meant to be played in pairs or groups during marches, rallies, and occupations, games that don't need much preparation.
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For the main activity, students should work in pairs or groups and read one of these three recent Times articles about the opioid epidemic.
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DNA is made of two strands — the double helix you may have heard of — and each strand has building blocks that match in pairs.
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Each slightly larger than a quarter, the discs are housed in pairs, in four chambers that measure two inches in height and in diameter.
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These stellar explosions are thought to occur in pairs of stars, where one star sucks so much gas from the other that it blows up.
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Mr. Livengood presents us with four CHEW TOYs for his pup — STICK, BALL, ROPE and BONE — and they interlock in pairs, a very elegant touch.
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More from Tonic: Consider a recent study with kids as young as seven that involved them performing a series of reaction time tests in pairs.
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Also interesting are Apple's brand new fans (photo on top), which come in pairs on the Touch Bar MacBook Pro and keep the device cool.
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We worked in pairs, one of us on foot, walking with meerkats, the other in the jeep scanning the horizon for signs of leonine danger.
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The only athletes to qualify for the Olympics on merit, Ryom Tae-ok, 19, and Kim Ju-sik, 25, placed 13th in pairs figure skating.
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In the current installation they are lined up in pairs across the length of the low, wooden table, looking as malleable and vulnerable as paper.
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There are eight numerals in this puzzle, placed in pairs, and their answers, for the most part, refer to answers "found elsewhere" in the puzzle.
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City leaders have warned people to walk in pairs at night lest they become the next victim or are looked at as the suspected killer.
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To emphasize the value of the press, you might invite students to work in pairs or groups with a recent New York Times front page.
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Working in pairs or small groups, students can examine different articles and report back to the class, either through a jigsaw activity or class presentations.
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Talk about these questions in pairs or small groups, then write personal essays — with your name, or posted anonymously — about your own process and questions.
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He then told a whimsical story featuring each of the 21 objects and had us work in pairs to remember the narrative and the objects.
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Police throughout the United States ordered their officers to work in pairs following the shooting in Dallas, including those in New York, Chicago and St. Louis.
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The riverine boats were used on the Euphrates and Tigris Rivers during the Iraq war and now operate in pairs in the relatively cramped Persian Gulf.
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In its simplest terms, the CommU, which looks like a creepy baby, is 11 inches in height, and ideally come in pairs of two or more.
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The Relay will be released in early 2018 and sold in pairs for $149 or three for $199, plus $6.99 per month for service per device.
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A few men occupy seats, alone or in pairs, but most of the crowd congregates at the back of the theater behind a dugout-like wall.
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We bought everything in pairs, and when the girls sat side by side in their stroller, wearing matching clothes, it felt like a kind of show.
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PhotoCredit Complete a K/W/L for each candidate — perhaps first in pairs, so all students have a chance to participate, and then as a class.
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But customization was huge for Vans in its early days — shoes were even sold individually instead of in pairs, so you could mix and match colors.
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B 4 Writing Task: In pairs: Write instructions for preparing and cooking haggis, according to the New York Times article about the George Cockburn & Son butchery.
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Over the years, the guests have come, alone or in pairs, lured by the famously good martinis, or just because it's close to work or home.
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These allowable excursions include going to work, buying groceries, visiting the doctor, going to the bank, observing serious family obligations, and exercising solo or in pairs.
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Ask students to read the article, individually or in pairs, and then through writing and discussion consider these questions it raises: • What is national self-determination?
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The greenback is helped by continuing weakness in the euro, its main rival, as currencies trade in pairs: when one goes up, the other goes down.
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"Pair in 'Carmen'" is not about any of the characters who couple up in Bizet's opera; it's all about the CASTANETS, which musicians wear in pairs.
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You're also prohibited from hanging out near a nightclub or a public toilet in San Francisco; going into a public bathroom in pairs is similarly prohibited.
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However, forces always come in pairs so that the stationary ball pushes back on the moving ball with the exact same force (but in the opposite direction).
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Alibaba and Tencent tend to move in pairs as opposites, with one naturally gravitating to the rivals of the other's investees, as recently happened in the Philippines.
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Quarks, the subatomic particles that make up protons and neutrons, usually bind together in pairs or triplets to form classes of particles called mesons and baryons, respectively.
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Here is an image of six oddly shaped Congressional districts to use for the activity, and we suggest you have students work in pairs or small groups.
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Working in pairs, students will also find one intriguing race (either regional or national) and follow one neophyte on his or her journey, from August to November.
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So it's no surprise that the lounge's Instagram geotag is a stream of 20-something women — largely in pairs — posing behind crystal-encrusted flowers and chocolate butterflies.
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Other police departments across the country, including New York, Chicago and St. Louis, responded to the attack by requiring officers to patrol in pairs rather than alone.
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When the researchers applied a magnet to the films, the electrons would stop and switch directions, but this also caused pairs of Majorana quasiparticles to emerge in pairs.
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Unlike the many expansion franchises of the 2500s that debuted in pairs, Las Vegas did not have to compete with another newbie for the scrap heap's best pickings.
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There's the zany magic comedy about a family that produces witches two by two, in pairs of sisters (one redheaded and free-spirited, the other brunette and pragmatic).
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Models of red skyscrapers, standing in pairs and assembled like stalagmites, imagine radical designs for some of Chicago's landmark skyscrapers, from the John Hancock Center to Trump Tower.
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The 'Raftaar' or 'Speed' squad of 600 policewomen will ride in pairs through the streets on state-of-art motorbikes, equipped with guns, pepper sprays and body cameras.
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Several bats, especially those in pairs, began testing the waters by grooming each other more over time, which led to sharing blood, or food, with their hungry companions.
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Other events in long-track speedskating are pure time trials, wherein athletes, in pairs, race the clock and know where they've finished only after everyone has finished skating.
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The win marks the first gold medal in pairs figure skating for Germany since 1952 and ties Savchenko for the most medals ever awarded to a pairs skater.
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Although objects in this part of the solar system are comparatively small, a large fraction of them — perhaps a third or more — form in pairs orbiting each other.
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Here's the launch in all its glory:Once in space, the eight satellites were deployed in pairs at 30-second intervals starting at the 13 minute mark of the flight.
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V Live Memphis knows the best things come in pairs -- like 2 girls twerking in unison, or one guy getting danced on by 2 chicks at the same time.
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And like owning a single guinea pig (which is illegal in Switzerland by the way), playing with Robomaster S1 is a hell of a lot more fun in pairs.
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The high-heeled, high-priced and hard-to-walk-in pairs beloved by the TV icon are pretty much the least fundable concept in the shoe startup space lately.
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Today they increasingly work in pairs or small groups, motivated by revenge: more than 120 Palestinian attackers have been killed in the act, and their deaths fuel further violence.
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In case you missed it, talking is pretty discouraged amongst the Handmaids, and they are forced to shop in pairs in order to keep an eye on each other.
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Muscle cells work by contracting, which is why muscles often operate in pairs (like the biceps and triceps of the arm), the elements of which pull in opposite directions.
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"The female attendants preferred to come in pairs, all the better to help a man into his bed, and there undress him," Mr. Presley writes of his earlier life.
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On the street, North Korean men are ubiquitous, walking in pairs or in groups — never alone — and wearing severe black jackets and pants, the signature uniform of government officials.
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Roly-poly with their winter fur (and, perhaps, all those pretzels), in pairs or in dozens, the nocturnal animals gambol on the pathway as soon as it gets dark.
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We were choosing partners; there would be a reading to close the festival at the end of the week, and we would read in pairs, one American, one Bulgarian.
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Or, you can have students, working individually or in pairs, research all possibilities, and then choose the status they think would serve both Puerto Rico and the U.S. best.
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Video: NASA/YouTube From there, the eight satellites kicked off from the delivery capsule in pairs and unfurled their solar-paneled wings, each measuring 5.48 feet (1.67 meters) across.
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We were on a narrow, wooden craft in Samut Songkhram, a small province about an hour southwest of Bangkok with a dozen other tourists in pairs on wooden benches.
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Working in pairs, students can pick an executive action Mr. Trump has taken and determine the following: • What policy change is the president ordering the federal government to make?
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There is something doomed about it, Babylonian: So many of the towers come in pairs, like the ancient statues; the logistics of the place make absolutely no sense at all.
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The feds caught on when Ohia repeatedly billed Medicare for arm and leg braces in pairs—left and right—rather than wasting time billing for one brace at a time.
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And apparently because the show's deaths now come in pairs, that was followed by the arbitrary shooting of Olivia (Ann Mahoney), as if further evidence of Negan's ruthlessness was required.
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It's mainly songs that were demoed on our own or in pairs, mostly during the time after Twice Removed and when it appeared we were likely not going to continue.
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Likewise Jessica Alba knows the best things come in pairs, partnering up with her friend Kelly Sawyer to play the iconic comedic duo Edina and Patsy of Absolutely Fabulous fame.
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You'll get plenty of chances to prove how brave and amazing you are this month with so many planets changing signs and with two eclipses (they always come in pairs).
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The investigators in SEVEN-O operate in pairs, referred to as the "Double Decker system," and the series follows one such pair: veteran Doug Billingham and new recruit Kirill Vrubel.
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Working in pairs, each typically does six two-hour evening teaching sessions for medical students in a three week block, and then has five weeks off before starting another block.
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Once loaded into crates, they're transported in pairs to nine release sites throughout Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest, Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest, and on land owned by Seattle Public Utilities.
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Earlier this week, 216 women dressed up in red cloaks and white bonnets, stood in pairs in the rotunda of the Texas state capitol, and began chanting, "Shame!" in unison.
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She told the court one of the parties at the media magnate's home involved young women, sometimes in pairs, wearing nun's costumes and stripping off while performing raunchy pole dances.
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Shut In pairs Naomi Watts with Jacob Tremblay, who you might know from Room, in what looks like a pretty creepy horror movie with a pretty generic haunted-house premise.
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The fighters arrived in a steady trickle, returning alone or in pairs at the rate of one every two to three months throughout 2014 and the first part of 2015.
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Technological advancement that changes the way everyday consumers live seems to come in pairs — affordable automobiles and television, the internet and cellphones, autonomous vehicles and ultrafast 5G mobile data networks.
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The twists are clued in pairs; the subject or event is an across entry, and a corresponding down clue gives you the missing piece to the shocking realization about it.
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On the hills under the Castello di Neive, six workers moved in pairs in mid-August, expertly cutting bunches of pinot nero grapes and dropping them in plastic red crates.
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Other rehabs are not-so-chill and force patients to only walk the halls in pairs, perform invasive strip-searches, and disallow patients of opposite sexes to make eye-contact.
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The boys, aged from 2500 to 224, walk in pairs for greater safety, making eye contact with the men, who then communicate their choices to the man with the mobile phone.
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I can, quite literally, build the world I want around me, it's just going to take a little longer and be a little bit heavier than tasks taken on in pairs.
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More context on what caused the bug: most visible user data on FB is stored in pairs called "associations," which control what posts people see and the actions they can take.
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The tournament's hopes for a favorable first impression also might be tested if marquee players fail to make the final 24 that will compete in pairs on the match-play Sunday.
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"I love the way they fly, especially because they fly in pairs," said Poggi in his home outside Caracas, where he currently feeds around 20 of the birds twice a day.
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The format is simple: Reilly supervises participants, working solo or in pairs, as they construct a "Linguaphone of Tremulous Communion" based on an easily customizable kit form of his own devising.
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Sconces are often used in pairs, but Ms. Roberts sometimes installs a series — along a staircase or running down a hall, for example — as a design statement with a functional objective.
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Students can share their answers in pairs after each question, followed by one or two being called on to tell the entire class what they wrote and why they wrote it.
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The guidance is a stark contrast from the normally clubby atmosphere on the Senate floor where lawmakers frequently circulate amongst their colleagues and linger to talk in pairs or large groups.
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On Olympics Ryom Tae-ok and Kim Ju-sik of North Korea are not expected to win a medal in pairs figure skating at the 22018 Winter Olympics in South Korea.
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The arches are designed in pairs of different sizes, to accommodate road and pedestrian traffic, though the central arch is closed off by iron gates and used exclusively for ceremonial processions.
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Then — in pairs, in groups or as a whole class — write, discuss or create using any or all of the questions below: • What do the pieces you chose have in common?
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But like animals on Noah's ark, states have historically entered the union in pairs, with lawmakers using new states to maintain the balance of partisan power — or at least try to.
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Adult males travel alone, Professor McGlone said, but juvenile males sometimes travel in pairs, and adult females travel in herds with one another and their young, sometimes numbering up to 50.
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Other police departments across the country required officers to patrol in pairs rather than alone following the ambush in Dallas, the deadliest day for police in the United States since the Sept.
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Let's break it down: The tweet references Corey Stewart, who is a Republican running for US Senate in Virginia but isn't actually Riggleman's "running mate" because congressional candidates don't run in pairs.
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"We produce charm quarks in pairs, but having two charm quarks in the same particle is very rare," physicist Patrick Koppenburg from Nikhef, the Dutch National Institute for Subatomic Physics, told Gizmodo.
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In a news conference in Tucson on Wednesday, he explained in some of the more dangerous areas they try to ensure agents work in pairs, but that is not always the case.
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The drones were raced in pairs in 10-minute heats and the pilots scored points by flying the aircraft, which can exceed speeds of 60 miles (96 kms) per hour, through obstacles.
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The North Korean authorities, asked whether the students could come to Israel and the United States, said students would only be allowed to travel outside the country in pairs, Mr. Roberts said.
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During the break, there was a teen dunk expo with trampolines, which was hilarious and awesome; the teens did flips and bounced the ball to one another in pairs, then in trios.
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In conducting their research, individually or in pairs, students can address the following in more detail: • First, define the problem: What is the problem you are trying to address through your solution?
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While students could do this activity individually, we suggest that they work in pairs as they read the article and answer the questions below, organized by the four sections in the article.
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In pairs of two, the fugitives need to stay unrecognized for a 28-day stretch in a radius of 100,000 square miles that covers parts of South Carolina, Florida, Alabama and Georgia.
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Kallon's team of 10 work in pairs and visit over 200 people a day in a door-to-door campaign providing health information about cholera, and offering therapy treatments for the worst traumatized.
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The T9's remote sensor (one comes in the box, and additional units can be purchased in pairs for $74.99) is much larger than Ecobee's and can only be mounted to a wall.
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The tweets actually arrive each morning in pairs: One with a stark statement, and the other with raw numbers illustrating just how many square kilometers below the historical average the ice presently sits.
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Glue-like particles called gluons hold these quarks together in pairs and triplets under normal conditions, and it's impossible to find a quark alone, since the force between them grows stronger with distance.
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I think it's even more remarkable that these talented women pilots did so well on early medical testing, alone or in pairs, and not with the benefit of going through as a group.
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THE lovey-dovey monogamy which the untutored eye may perceive in pairs of songbirds, raising their young together in nests constructed by joint endeavour, has long been exposed by zoologists as a fantasy.
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Quantum units of sound, called phonons, popped up in pairs straddling the sonic horizon; one phonon would get swept along by the moving fluid while the other fought its way upstream and escaped.
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The three had gone their separate ways by the late 1960s, a change prompted by Mr. Koerner's desire to travel widely, but they occasionally reunited for live shows — sometimes together, sometimes in pairs.
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Warm-Up Alone, in pairs or small groups, have students answer the initial questions we pose in our Student Opinion question: • What stereotypes about teenagers do the adults you know seem to hold?
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Two prominent Russian skaters, including Ksenia Stolbova, who won silver and gold medals in pairs at the 2014 Games, have been prohibited from these Olympics for reasons that have not been fully explained.
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Athletes race in pairs (Roll raced with his longtime coach, Chris Hauth), swimming a total of 10 kilometers (six miles) and running 65 (40 miles), including a half-marathon deep into the race.
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In Helsinki, Finland, Evgenia Medvedeva closed in on a second world figure skating title by taking the lead in the short program, while Sui Wenjing and Han Cong of China led in pairs.
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The Puppy Collective, as they were known, had occupied a building near her West Hampstead studio, and Brocklehurst persuaded them to sit for her: singly, in pairs and in various states of undress.
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CHIANG MAI, Thailand (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Young boys walk in pairs late in the evening at Chiang Mai's popular Tha Phae Gate, sauntering past tourists taking photos of the fort as locals hawk souvenirs.
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How it works: Safety drivers typically work in pairs, one in the driver's seat monitoring the environment and the other riding shotgun with a laptop, monitoring the car's computing system and annotating the drive.
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As they do things in pairs, horoscope writer Randon Rosenbohm adds that they are the sign most likely to take two hits before passing along the joint, living by the puff, puff, pass rule.
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"Helmeted troops, armed with M‐1 rifles, were stationed in pairs on some overpasses, while other guardsmen rumbled along on patrol in quarter‐ton trucks," reported The New York Times on May 1, 1970.
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For math, the students ran around holding numbers from 1 to 9, getting together in pairs that added to 10, then knocked odd-numbered balls into a rabbit's mouth to review odds and evens.
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Though she is best known for designing elegant single earrings —most notably a crescent-shaped style with a row of white diamonds — this season, for the first time, she will offer them in pairs.
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Students can work alone, in pairs or in small groups to fill in each blank with at least one real-life event or person to which each of the quotations or standards might apply.
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After students have chosen one strong match, invite them to meet in pairs or small groups to describe why they chose what they did, then ask them to write those explanations up for homework.
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After workshopping possible topics as a whole class, students work in pairs and, later, larger groups to comment on one another's ideas for research and to articulate their tentative stances toward their chosen topics.
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The innovation will promise a more "punchy" finish for spectators and television audiences, organizers hope, as a full field whittled down to 24 players compete in pairs in six-hole playoffs until only one remains.
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The test was not of these pieces of apparatus (tiny video cameras hidden in pairs of spectacles, which let wearers take surreptitious footage of whatever they are looking at), but rather of the participants' behaviour.
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Yet the implication quickly transcends the personal: most recently, Murray has used the comma in pairs, like Chinese yin/yang forms that signify both male and female principles and, more generally, opposites working in harmony.
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The outcry on social media was swift, and once again, the Academy walked back its apparent plans, announcing that the quartet would be among the 183 Oscars' presenters — though they'd atypically be presenting in pairs.
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He says some of the families he works with have allowed teens to go out in pairs and keep a safe social distance or meet in the hallways of apartment buildings while maintaining six feet.
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"We think about our values in pairs, and there is a tension or a balance between them," said Jacqueline Novogratz, chief executive of Acumen Fund, a venture philanthropy organization that focuses on the world's poor.
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The shaded squares in each theme phrase spell out the name of an animal, and those animals come in pairs: At 18A, for example, the phrase MAN TO MAN TALK contains a pair of ANTs.
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Located on a pond in the Haupt Conservatory's courtyard, the study consists of medium-sized translucent monochrome rectangles standing upright and arranged in pairs that tilt against one another and let the sunlight speak through them.
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Following are key facts about the candidates, who ran their campaigns in pairs: * Would stay in coalition with Merkel With Finance Minister and Vice Chancellor Scholz the best known candidate, this is the pairing to beat.
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Digital countdown clocks hang in pairs in his campaign headquarters, one ticking toward Super Tuesday, March 3, when Bloomberg hopes to pick up delegates in 14 states after declining to campaign in the first four contests.
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It's another straightforward part and is usually completed in pairs, because properly functioning front brakes will wear evenly on the left and right and the rear brakes will do the same on the left and right.
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Her work at the Waldorf was highly specialized — waiters served in pairs and did not use a computer-ordering system — and Ms. Gatewood worried such specialization would make it difficult for her to find employment elsewhere.
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Work in pairs to read and compare each version To start, have students choose one of the comic/article pairs, then work with a partner, one reading the article and the other reading the related comic.
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It's based on specifications written in the Old Testament account of Noah, who legendarily brought animals in pairs onto a gigantic boat and tended to them during a worldwide flood that lasted 40 days and nights.
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Physicists have observed this correlation in pairs of entangled particles separated by more than 700 miles using a Chinese satellite and, theoretically, they'd see the same thing if the particles were on opposite sides of the galaxy.
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The communities counted down the last hundred days, and on March 20th this year, twelve months after they entered Eden, the remaining cast members left in pairs, filmed by drones as they walked out through the gate.
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Three of the four reigning world champions defended their titles: Javier Fernández of Spain in men's singles, Meagan Duhamel and Eric Radford of Canada in pairs, and Gabriella Papadakis and Guillaume Cizeron of France in ice dancing.
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While the military officers who would carry out a nuclear launch are required to work in pairs, where both must concur before they can execute a nuclear launch, there is no such check on the President's actions.
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Lastly, Amazon has deals on their own devices when you buy them in pairs or bundles, like save $30 when you buy two Amazon Echo devices, or save up to $503 on select Amazon Key Home Kits.
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Eclipses occur in pairs, twice a year, and their purpose is to make sure we're on the correct path toward our destiny—the further off the rightful track we've veered, the more intense the eclipse will feel.
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On a recent morning, dozens of yeshiva students in their late teens or early 20s were huddled over Talmudic texts, alone or in pairs, in the vast hall of a new building that was completed last year.
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It takes two to make a bromance, so the cocktail will only be served in pairs, at S$19.90 ($14.89) for both, although Kim is unlikely to share a toast with Trump, who does not drink alcohol.
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This is the exact outfit I would wear for Halloween when I want to be TLC, but don't want to be part of a group costume, because traveling to parties in pairs is a true horror story.
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While the ostensible goal of Spike Prime is for students working in pairs to build specific robots, the real mission is to teach students science, technology, engineering, art and math skills in a way that's fun and engaging.
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And while the military officers who would carry out a nuclear launch are required to work in pairs, where both must concur before they can execute a nuclear launch, there is no such check on the president's actions.
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A new wearable called Ōnee, advertised as "the buddy system, reinvented," is sold in pairs to sets of BFFs so that they can send distress signals to each other while at opposite ends of a party or bar.
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Around me, the other vendangeurs (a family of eight from Nord-Pas-de-Calais) worked in pairs, facing each other from opposite sides of the vine, a vantage point that allowed them to seize every cluster with efficiency.
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Masters officials moved up the tee times and decided to send the players out in threesomes instead of in pairs, and from both the first and 10th tees, because of a severe weather forecast for late Sunday afternoon.
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McConnell said potential changes to allow senators to avoid congregating on the Senate floor could be lengthening the amount of time allowed for a vote, or having senators come to the floor to vote individually or in pairs.
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GANGNEUNG, South Korea — Aljona Savchenko and Bruno Massot of Germany unexpectedly won the gold medal in pairs figure skating on Thursday, rebounding from fourth place after the short program with a stirring performance of passion, power and control.
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For we, too, saw the polytunnels—from the coach, on the way in from the airport—and we saw the Africans who work here, alone or in pairs, riding their bicycles in the merciless sun, moving between the polytunnels.
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One exercise was entitled "You Are Irritable": "Work in pairs and ask your partner the following questions to find out whether he/she has an irritable personality or not": You have an appointment with a friend at five o'clock.
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Students might work in pairs or small groups to create profiles for different historical figures or fictional characters (peasants or sailors, for example), each representing different points of view and demographics, through whose eyes they might interpret the events.
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GANGNEUNG, South Korea — Facing enormous pressure and scrutiny, North Korea's only elite athletes at these Winter Olympics delivered the best performance of their career on Wednesday in pairs figure skating, helping to enliven a mostly subdued, half-empty arena.
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The manual recommends, among other things, using white stripes — usually painted longitudinally in single stripes or in pairs — because the contrast on asphalt, especially when mixed with retro-reflective beads that illuminate in headlights, are most visible to motorists.
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And it's the kind that ends on a more hopeful note, with the dancers in pairs, one holding the other off the ground and spinning together as the curtain falls, just as it has fallen on many similar scenes.
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New Evidence Emerges In Support Of Double Asteroid Impact TheoryNearly 15% of all asteroids travel in pairs, yet very few impact craters on Earth have been…Read more ReadAs noted, binary asteroids are a relatively common feature of the Solar System.
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The company announced the mode at its Echo event last month, and it's now rolling out in three countries in pairs: English and Spanish in the US, Indian English and Hindi in India, and Canadian English and French in Canada.
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Goldman, the emoji law expert, insists that when emoji appear as evidence in court, they should always come in pairs, so the judge and the jury can see what the image looked like to the sender and to the recipient.
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Eclipses come in pairs every six months, and every eclipse is complicated, intense, or exhausting, but each one is so in its own unique way, and this month's pair follows some challenging cosmic weather (plus, Mercury retrograde begins on July 7).
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Research the Candidates Before students begin researching the candidates, we recommend pausing to ask the following questions: PhotoCredit You might have students write their answers first, or brainstorm their ideas in pairs or small groups, before sharing as a class.
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The other theory purports that black holes join in pairs as they are born together, which happens when each star in a pair explodes, thus leaving the black holes spinning in alignment since the original star pair spun in alignment.
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The game was a gauntlet of goons in pairs to be punched by Batman and Robin, then broken up by cramped platforming segments that needed such specific use of gadgets that many frustrated players never bothered beyond the first stage.
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"Most of the fragile insights that laid the foundation of a new vision emerged not when the whole group was together, and not when members worked alone, but when they collaborated and responded to one another in pairs," he wrote.
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By the end of the 22s, Ms. Nilsson was painting backward on the reverse of Plexiglas, a line-driven technique that generated thrillingly chaotic images dominated by large, lumpy figures, usually in pairs, with smaller ones climbing on and around them.
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GANGNEUNG, South Korea (Reuters) - China's Sui Wenjing and Han Cong took the lead in pairs figure skating on Wednesday with an incandescent short program, edging out Olympic Athletes of Russia Evgenia Tarasova and Vladimir Morozov by less than a point.
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I recently sat down with Reilly in Manhattan, ahead of the film's premiere at the Venice Film Festival, to talk about the movie, Westerns, acting in pairs, and how to properly fit a men's hat — an important skill in the old West.
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"  The series has inspired protests across the U.S. â€" most notably in Texas last month where 18 women dressed in red cloaks and white bonnets, stood in pairs in the rotunda of the Texas state capitol, calling out "Shame!" in unison.
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LUCCA, Italy — Atop a rustic wooden table, hundreds of earrings sat in pairs — museum-worthy jewels, most from the 218th and 219th centuries — laid out in the sunroom of the converted church that Annette Klein shares with the famed Italian photographer Massimo Vitali.
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At some stations, robots worked in pairs; because some iPhones come back with corrosion, the first robot may try five times to remove a screw, while the second is free to move on to another task on the same device without slowing down the process.
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Sen. Joni Ernst (R-Iowa), the Senate's first female combat veteran, is urging an Air Force base commander in Texas to implement a buddy system for trainees on base that would require them to travel in pairs to reduce the risk of sexual assault.
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Traveling as a solo, British woman made me an anomaly in Vegas, where most tourists are Americans visiting in pairs or more — in 2018, the average group size was 2.2, and 80% were from the U.S., according to the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority.
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In addition to the two headline artists, the Rijksmuseum exhibition features works by other Dutch and Spanish artists — Johannes Vermeer and Bartholomé Murillo, Carel Fabritius and Francisco de Zurbarán, Frans Hals and Juan de Valdés Leal — presented in pairs or threes to highlight visual rhymes.
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They come in pairs like monogamous swans, arriving for her parents' famous cocktail parties, chitchatting among the heavy walnut furniture—the coffee table with its twisted, vined legs, the tiger-oak sideboard laden with silver she and Sally polish the day before Thanksgiving, or Christmas Eve.
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These fit together in pairs inside a double-stranded DNA molecule, A matching T and C, G. But in 2014 Dr Romesberg announced that he had synthesised a new, unnatural, base pair, dubbed X and Y, and slipped them into the genome of E. coli as well.
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No one was injured, but tensions between locals and federal agencies heightened, according to a USA Today article also reported by the Post: The situation is becoming so tense that federal workers now travel mostly in pairs and are in constant radio contact with district offices.
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This also means you can't afford to lose your security key (and that's why it's best to buy them in pairs.)If you're buying a security key for the first time (or looking to upgrade), pick up either the Yubikey Series 5 or the Google Titan key.
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The 40 participants' eye movements were recorded in two conditions as they worked in pairs: When using the Ouija board in the usual way for 10 minutes, and in a "voluntary" condition in which they spelt out the letters and words given to them by the researchers.
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After it received a threat that was deemed credible enough to engage the F.B.I., the editor of the paper told Brown and the other reporters to conduct their interviews outside the office and ordered the entire staff to walk in pairs when going out to their cars.
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Invite your students, in pairs or small groups, to choose one as a lens for analyzing the art of "Welcome to the New World" and finding examples that show how that aspect was done especially well: • Choosing the right moments — what to include, what to leave out.
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Despite the obvious, they have a relatively normal day-to-day routine: They go out to dinner or hang at Jay and Cait's place, have sex (in pairs or all together), and just like all relationships, deal with jealousy, disagreements, and work through their issues together.
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The filmmaker mounted those six lenses in pairs on a vertical PVC pipe with a stabilizing weight at its base, so that the invention resembled a kind of slimmed-down, handheld version of the probe droid that appears on the planet Hoth in The Empire Strikes Back.
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If, in pairs and singles skating, it seems like the air is increasingly being sucked out of routines to make room for more jumps — it's worse when they're crammed into the second half in order to score more points — ice dance pushes skating to a more poetic place.
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The night would become alive with men cruising up and down the street, disappearing in pairs up the stairways that intersected the hills, fucking on people's lawns, or meeting in dark corners, bending over cars to take dick, small orgies forming, only to be broken up by passing headlights.
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Working individually or in pairs, they could: • Identify the title and author;• Summarize the content, talking about the new understanding or discovery the author is presenting;• Share one interesting quote, fact or tidbit from the article; • Make a connection between the article and the content being studied in class.
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