" The music is part of what inspired her to incorporate partnering in "Into View," a Joyce commission for 11 dancers set to Colin Stetson and Sarah Neufeld's "The Sun Roars Into View.
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The Klansmen skit is where Wolfenstein's limits come into view.
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A group of tents lit by torches comes into view.
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The data reappear if the equipment comes back into view.
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Sanjay scrolled, bringing a new section of code into view.
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The path widens and Don Elias' farmhouse comes into view.
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A villain's photo album of gruesome thumbnails soars into view.
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After that night, tensions in the unit exploded into view.
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He leaps into view to pounce upon the unsuspecting David.
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Then in the morning, another potential milestone blew into view.
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The earth moved, and a swaybacked giant jogged into view.
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The tall buildings of the Atlanta skyline come into view.
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A small group came into view, farther down the ridge.
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Plants that were hidden going out now come into view.
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When it came into view, Mr. Symonette was visibly relieved.
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At around the same time, Hawaii's islands came into view.
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Finally the spacecraft pivoted, and the moon came into view.
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Suddenly, everything changed as the Manhattan skyline came into view.
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The girl slapped her hand, a smile slipping shyly into view.
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"That's Coul beach," Dargie says as the sands come into view.
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As cars inched forward in traffic, a plane flies into view.
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As it crawls back into view, the adulation begins once more.
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The two conferred, and slowly the fuzzy picture came into view.
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Then, there is the childhood home that keeps shimmering into view.
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The smart camera also widens as more people come into view.
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"The next recession is starting to come into view," he said.
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An empty beach came into view, then children running on it.
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The consequences of that overconfidence are only now coming into view.
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When he looked up he saw an ambulance barreling into view.
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Durbin's tougher stance came into view Wednesday, as he and Sen.
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She makes her entrance comatose, dragged into view by her sons.
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These thoughts came to mind as "Boys" comes back into view.
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I am thinking about this as a hummingbird darts into view.
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But when it finally comes into view, you can't look away.
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Then the big new canvas of the internet loomed into view.
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At each additional level of abstraction, previously hidden relationships come into view.
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And as we emerge into the light, the Ring comes into view.
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But another target has just come into view: the international postal system.
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Already from the bridge, massive building development starts to come into view.
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Click into View in the Finder, and the screen will go translucent.
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Moments later, Hadid, 21, comes into view cozies up to her love.
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The police arrive Finally the first officers, guns drawn, came into view.
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The current voter suppression debacle pulls these old fights back into view.
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The current voter registration debacle pulls these old fights back into view.
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"People would sing and dance as it came into view," Willcocks says.
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"Bridge, sky, and sea burst into view, painted in flaming sunset colors."
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The meteor lit up the sky and then came into view. pic.twitter.
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Warner: I think more and more of this picture's coming into view.
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Beyond it, a denuded area, hundreds of times larger, came into view.
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As Alien: Covenant throbs into view this month, the signs are mixed.
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As the barn came into view, what the officers saw was staggering.
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Far off, wavering on the thermals, two golden eagles swung into view.
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Finally, a blurry image of a small gray bird came into view.
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With race brought back into view, Moore and Trump are not anomalies.
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Hidden by legend and counterlegend, he is hard to get into view.
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The ghostly Bahia Honda Rail Bridge comes into view in the distance.
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In "Into View," the dancers touch (a novel effect for Ms. Childs).
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"There they are," the father announced when the hills came into view.
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Ms. Nelson paused, watching New Jersey come into view through the window.
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Finally, a man hefting something sizable on his back came into view.
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These days only Brexit enthusiasts quiver when his blond mop heaves into view.
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And at totality, the full moon, now red, will come back into view.
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There are glorious bridges that spring into view when you least expect it.
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He made similar remarks last fall as the record first came into view.
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"This is a silt island that only emerged into view recently," he said.
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He began to count down from 10 as Plaisted came into view below.
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The whole shot feels isolating with an insane smile that creeps into view.
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It would take another six months for level 20183 to come into view.
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As he followed it with his gaze Lemberger's ruined nose came into view.
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All of these pitch into view while the busboy clears the dinner table.
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The migrant crisis in Europe pops into view and then fades away again.
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When he speaks of Erda, a ghostly image of her comes into view.
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If, in fact, astronomers have finally brought the monsters into view at last.
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Astronomers are accustomed to satellites occasionally passing into view — one at a time.
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With today's introduction of the Party Hub, that idea is coming into view.
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In particular, the fruits of long-planned government funding are coming into view.
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Soon another point of light, this one red, comes into view and gives chase.
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Businessmen with briefcases, pilots in uniforms and families wearing winter coats come into view.
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It masks malignancies that grow within a culture until they finally burst into view.
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As I visited, first there were two, and then a third came into view.
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A few tense heartbeats later, the phrase "grapevine anthracnose" blinked into view above it.
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But as the train comes closer into view, a far different scene becomes visible.
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The iPhone's camera fades into view, showing me a view of the real world.
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HEMMER: Mark and Tom, as we wait for these remains to come into view.
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Ultima Thule — an uncharted world over 4 billion miles away — is coming into view.
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Finally, after two and a half weeks, the New York skyline came into view.
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Two and a half hours later, Donggeochado came into view, ringed by rocky cliffs.
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Such as bringing into view one of the hitherto unseen creatures of the title.
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Scientists are of two minds about why these new maladies have come into view.
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He looked out the window, watching New York's glittering surfaces tilt back into view.
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The video was blurry and bizarre, and Mr. Gosling's face occasionally flickered into view.
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The meteor survived the Earth's atmosphere and plummeted into view at 8:10 p.m.
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The west-facing facade had come into view, eight stories of industrial-chic gray.
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Grab your economic zombie mask: A Halloween "no deal" Brexit is careening into view.
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Afghans will elect a president just as a wobbly peace agreement lurches into view.
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As Rosenthal got closer to the summit, the flag began to come into view.
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Collusion is far from proven, but credible evidence of collusion is coming into view.
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BAE Systems' and Kaspersky's investigations brought the contours of North Korea's campaign into view.
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Kurtz thought the Taliban might have pushed her into view as a human shield.
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After the prologue, a ramshackle hospital on the outskirts of Washington comes into view.
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As the swarm of banks once again came into view, UBS, Credit Suisse, etc.
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It came into view faster than I ever would have predicted 22 years ago.
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But I think Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's game plan is coming into view.
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After about an hour, the Cincinnati skyline and the Ohio River come into view.
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Here you can see Jupiter's north pole coming into view as Juno approaches the planet.
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Seven seconds later, the deputy enters into view from the right after exiting the cruiser.
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GOP leaders were pleased Thursday night, as the end of Trump's trial came into view.
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India's economic performance is being closely watched as next year's general election looms into view.
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At this stage, the heart of the problem with the clemency process comes into view.
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But toward the end of Wednesday's hearing, a clearer line of defense came into view.
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Well, not a single deer strays into view, just as "The Lobster" was crustacean-free.
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And yet ... that aggravating advertising: Ads jumping into view in the middle of an article.
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Within this chosen lineage, the meeting between Odysseus and Hercules coaxes a trope into view.
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As that tide of cash recedes, the hazards below the surface will come into view.
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And they said he only started helping after his own legal peril came into view.
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Away from the field, though, an old controversy has once again rumbled into view: doping.
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And then suddenly three blobs stumbled into view — a mom and her two adorable cubs.
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The red roof of ABC Supply comes into view, overlooking Beloit from a slight hill.
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But the push was quickly revived in September when the Ukraine allegations burst into view.
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Some of the submerged ice comes into view when the berg is seen from above.
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And so they brought Einstein's monster, the black hole, into view for the first time.
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So I'd slink off, blue bag in hand as "In Da Club" hovered into view.
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As all this comes into view, the climate change debate continues to reach absurd lows.
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He burst into view along my car's left side, with the inside angle on the turn.
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As the aircraft came into view, Googlers turned in their direction, cheered and waved their signs.
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Tap the circle button on the pasta and suddenly six more pasta posts slide into view.
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Suddenly, a bald eagle can be seen swooping into view with an adult osprey in tow.
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Long-distance lovers could come into view, and this is a fantastic time for a trip.
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Even with the clearing skies, our destination did not come into view until we closed in.
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With $83 oil coming into view again, the last thing the ECB wants is a repeat.
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If a second person comes into view, Portal will widen the frame so you're both visible.
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They believe the fireball first came into view over Lake Ontario, 57 miles above the ground.
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An armed man came into view, police said Thursday, refusing five orders to drop his gun.
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Soon, the landmark Ferry Building comes into view, its scaffolding offering a clue to the date.
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Striding into view, Nixon pulled out a camera, awkwardly pretending to photograph Davis as he sang.
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As I reflect on these things, a British businessman who truly gets this swings into view.
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Each time I turned a corner, the harbor came briefly into view and then disappeared again.
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The excesses that could end a boom decade for the American economy are coming into view.
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As if on cue, someone in the crowd bolts into view and hands off a pole.
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He comes back into view with his familiar walk — purposeful, confident, shoulders up, eyes locked forward.
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Little pink balloons swelled into view ahead of him, like engorged blood cells, crowding and bumping.
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As the sun came up on the second day, the picturesque Sicilian coastline came into view.
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As ever there are risks on the horizon but uncertain times bring new opportunities into view.
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Walking down a second pathway that runs alongside Yingshan, the village of Sanjia comes into view.
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The political utility of stifling political expression and critique within Muslim American communities comes into view.
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The Big Clock, which manages to drag itself into view, counts down departure time from 256:2292.
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Descending through schools of fish, a pair of dolphins splashing overhead, the massive net came into view.
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As it pulls away, the advertising slogan on this tourist bus comes into view: "Follow your dreams".
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This time around Europe's political dial the risk of disagreement appears to be zooming alarmingly into view.
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It isn't all a sad and sorry tale of another set of regrets hovering into view, though.
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Two seconds later, the Fort Worth officer enters into view from the left, with his gun drawn.
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And then a bright red child's life jacket comes into view, snagged on top of the wire.
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The dancer and rehearsal director Sharon Milanese described "Into View" as basically two partnering phrases that repeat.
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The euro fell as far as 125.595 yen, bringing into view the June 77.503 trough of 124.940.
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In a shimmering musical mirage, the bygone Manhattan night life of 50 years ago came into view.
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" The war has "entered a new phase," he announced, "when the end begins to come into view.
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Ridge after ridge, basin after basin, the entire pulled-apart topography of the region came into view.
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But turn a corner in one neighborhood and a 12-acre orange grove comes brightly into view.
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The answers came into view on Thursday when Snap made its initial public offering prospectus publicly available.
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But just as Saturday evening's game came into view, a clubhouse attendant finally began removing Harvey's belongings.
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"Nothing here!" we call out to one another as the next herd of caribou shimmers into view.
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"Nothing here!" we call out to one another as the next herd of caribou shimmers into view.
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But Mr. Gilliam's early efforts have sprung into view again, and one hopes they remain vividly present.
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Once you've completed Spring's major activity, Summer floats into view, and thus the cycle continues predictably enough.
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Finally, the tree came into view, standing alone in a clearing that overlooked rolling hills of wheat.
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Sometimes, the man is not even looking in the right direction as the luge flies into view.
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I believe that the next recession is coming into view — the summer of 2020, to be precise.
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On Tuesday evening, the new shape of our moment hove rudely into view on Fox News Channel.
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Around 4.30pm an aircraft came into view, its white fuselage clearly visible against the stark blue sky.
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Around 20123pm an aircraft came into view, its white fuselage clearly visible against the stark blue sky.
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"Ladies and gentleman, I present Noah's Ark," says the bus driver when the gargantuan structure comes into view.
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The service also lets Nest cameras identify when people come into view, which sounds a bit more useful.
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Towards the end of the livestream, amidst the peaceful sounds of chimes, two new Pokémon galloped into view.
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Any attempt to cut debt and deficits today might weaken the economy and bring that constraint into view.
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A few seconds later, Toler presses pause, as the sign advertising the gas station's prices comes into view.
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If you look further back into Wynn's past, Nathan warns, some worrying trends start to come into view.
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Sanchez screams Jacqueline's name before coming into view and then showing her sister's bloodied body in the grass.
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Every now and then a capital ship will warp into view and every time you'll be like, yes.
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At the start of each show, the Enterprise raced into view (traveling at at least Warp Factor 9).
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These plastic (so no glass shards if it somehow breaks) headrest mirrors bring the baby back into view.
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Their scent rushed into our car as we climbed the southern coast, and the Mediterranean came into view.
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Deer Island and Boldt Castle came into view nearly simultaneously; the ship did not pass Boldt Castle first.
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There were trees and grass all around them, and sometimes a clump of skyline would come into view.
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As I headed back closer to Pershing Square, the Oviatt Building on South Olive Street came into view.
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From the hearing alone, much of the Republican Party's response to the Comey controversy is coming into view.
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It soon became clear the border crossing would not be allowed when the Macedonian military came into view.
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Do developments like these mean that the sunset of the oil and gas business is coming into view?
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Lawmakers also approved funding for Hurricane Harvey relief, as the scope of the enormous cleanup comes into view.
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The investigators' difficulties began to creep into view in news reports, creating an awkward situation for Ms. Liu.
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Tuesday's voting seemed to send shudders through fault lines long in the making, now bursting clearly into view.
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I remember gazing out the window in awe as gorgeous mansions with perfect manicured lawns came into view.
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"We have reached an important point where the end begins to come into view," the general dutifully proclaimed.
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As Tonya and Jeff offer up alternating stories, her past, her abuse and her triumphs come into view.
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When we came into view of the checkpoint, the bus stopped so that more people could get on.
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In the next clip, the woman is no longer visible when a man carrying a child comes into view.
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Some of those images just came into view this week, released by NASA after a lengthy period of processing.
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The powerful Podesta family&aposs troubles came into view Monday with lobbyist Tony Podesta's mysterious resignation from his firm.
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I came back down half an hour later and I could see this black mark had turned into view.
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You need to put the future into view, so you save for retirement and build up an emergency reserve.
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As we pulled up to Battlefield Vegas, a bunch of giant, retired pieces of military equipment came into view.
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It is in Book Five that Knausgaard's epoch finally heaves into view, providing his granular foregrounding with its context.
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With such an advanced bomber flying into view, the argument for a new long-range missile is now weaker.
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A worn-out sign announcing its start only comes into view after a journey down a small dirt path.
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The latest Trump tax scandal is coming into view this week, as details of the Trump tax bill emerge.
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As the senator stepped into view of a television camera, a reporter asked him if he had a moment.
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The public perception of tech giants has matured as the 'costs' of their 'free' services have scaled into view.
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Now the failures of that approach, in terms of both efficacy and human rights, have come sharply into view.
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At the F.D.A. advisory committee meeting, one issue that could limit the adoption of the biosimilars came into view.
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Pain can mean such different things, depending on what you believe is drawing closer to you, pushing into view.
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The party ends and life crashes into view, and every great, dramatic disco record never shies away from that.
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Springing into view in period-appropriate flared trousers, Mr. Molony might someday make an able Spooner or Hirst himself.
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Perhaps the withdrawal of the artwork can make room for something else to come into view: a new public.
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There's a flicker onscreen whenever López connects, then a blur of pixelated color as his face comes into view.
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The ranch, a cluster of trees, came into view, in the middle of a broad, bare desert-valley floor.
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The potential flaws in this effort at supra-partisanship were obvious even before Mr Trump's impeachment loomed into view.
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Another man, apparently an officer in plainclothes, comes into view and stands over him, appearing to check on him.
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Suddenly, the Four Guardsmen came into view: a tight quartet of elephantine sequoia trunks through which the road passes.
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Lori Cavalsina, managing director at Credit Suisse, sees the factors that initially pushed the play coming back into view.
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My grandfather called roads like these pig trails, and three miles down this one the park comes into view.
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The game play involves staring at a wall as pineapples, watermelons, kiwis, apples and oranges fly up into view.
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The probability dashboards on the data-journalism websites had lurched Trumpward, and an unthinkable future was lumbering into view.
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And while her experience has not been seamless, Stickney's national team dreams, once abandoned, are flickering back into view.
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Tiny, crimson creatures streak about my fogged-up helmet, bathed in the cresting sunlight as a warning pops into view.
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That leaves Aurora caught in the middle, at least, until the unseen hands manipulating the situation begin coming into view.
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When Saeed comes back into view of the circling gunship, the crew sees a minivan pulling up next to him.
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When Pastor John the Baptist came into view, Fly walked to the edge of the road to meet his Caravan.
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They managed to pull him off the tracks and onto the platform as the oncoming train's lights came into view.
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At close range, the camera slowly tracks from left to right, bringing ever-changing combinations of adjacent works into view.
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Each line of text would flip into view for a second or two, then get replaced with the next one.
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It is likely to be weeks or longer before a clear sense of Trump's actual Russia strategy comes into view.
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Step or reach beyond its limits, and a black-and-teal rendering of the real world swims into view outside.
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Only when better opposition comes into view for Brazil, however, can the current state of Brazilian soccer be properly assessed.
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Article: "As Louisiana Floodwaters Recede, the Scope of Disaster Comes Into View" Before Reading: Imagine your home is in danger.
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For Artie, the deeper interactions between the avatar and characters is really where they hope the magic comes into view.
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As I navigated the wide streets, a greenhouse-style building came into view — one of Kahn's more subtle public spaces.
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Details as fine as a corner of the mouth, isolated and upturned while the opposite corner rests, spring into view.
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As that possibility comes into view, anti-abortion lawmakers are showing us what a post-Roe world might look like.
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Peering at a reporter's cell phone, he could see himself slide into view and clobber Lewis before the pass arrived.
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Are there games you've played, where a specific fight, sequence, or something else brought what's interesting about it into view?
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If you just want a pair of Bluetooth connected headphones that sound good, then many more options come into view.
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She, too, had passed hundreds by the time she topped out at Cardiac, where the Pacific Ocean comes into view.
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WILLEMSTAD, Curaçao — The dark outlines of land had just come into view when the smuggler forced everyone into the sea.
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With the 2017 high just above 2.60 percent from March coming into view, traders had a target to aim for.
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As you climb out of your car and step out of the car park, a familiar logo comes into view.
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Their case exploded into view last week, when Mr. Trump accused the agency of planting a spy in his campaign.
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Bowhunting would involve climbing a tree and then waiting in a tree stand for a deer to come into view.
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As everyone pored over exit polls, some of the long-simmering fractures between different groups of women exploded into view.
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Now, a new one has suddenly swum into view and is posing a problem for far-right leader Matteo Salvini.
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He slouches into view, hunched and defeated, "like a dead man walking slow behind his own coffin," as Josie says.
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The sun has been pretty active this week thanks to a series of sunspots that rotated into view of the Earth.
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When everything came into view, I realized almost everyone else was sleeping and the harshest set of the night was underway.
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They are correct that 2016 was a year in which old electoral coalitions crumbled and potential new ones came into view.
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The main video ends with footage shot inside the museum; the desks and personal effects of the workers come into view.
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I look up at the mirror attached to my head, and see the image of a smiley face come into view.
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The video shows it come into view as he looks over his left shoulder at the officers, before he is shot.
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The woman swings a mallet at the balloons popping a few of them and Harley Quinn (Margot Robbie) comes into view.
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Repeatedly, the complex filled with chants for the two, with signs of "Welcome home, Joe!" or, simply, "Joe" shooting into view.
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After crossing the aptly named Division Avenue, Bedford slants to the right, putting the ramp to the Williamsburg Bridge into view.
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I'll stick with Pialat, who, typically, has van Gogh stumble into view with a bloodstained belly, and without explanation or complaint.
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Rock blew a hole in the 21s, then The Beatles and the Rolling Stones tap-danced into view in the 229s.
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Where one ends and the other begins in the Trump administration is what Judith Bernstein's rage and humor thrusts into view.
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He then led me into another room, where, through bulletproof glass, a series of floor-to-ceiling canisters came into view.
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Once the competitor could rise no higher, the spire of the Chrysler building was raised into view, giving it the title.
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Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson also supports the agreement, though his differences with President Trump have exploded into view lately.
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Then they came into view — a flock of perhaps 200 flamingos forming a distinct rosy pink line at the lagoon's edge.
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Fixes The bird, apparently a female falcon, wheels into view 215 feet over Edmonton International Airport, flapping her wings — hunting behavior.
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Another casualty of the violence may yet come into view: a new attempt to move toward peace negotiations with the Taliban.
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"The end begins to come into view," he assured the nation in a speech at the National Press Club in Washington.
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A generalized terror comes into view as the white citizens of Wilmington mobilized to seize power through violence and outright fraud.
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This has been made amply clear in recent years with political disinformation campaigns mushrooming into view all over the online place.
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The two progressive candidates seem to be trying to play down their differences that came into view over the past week.
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The difference between the oldest work ("Pastime," 1963) and the newest ("Into View," 2016) is one of vocabulary rather than spirit.
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When it comes to climate change, there isn't just one tipping point but many that scientists are increasingly pulling into view.
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Moments later the nucleus of the sperm cell came into view, inside the egg, like a message thrust inside a bottle.
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As it came into view, we could see that it was strewn with a sushi display, replete with all the trimmings.
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But every so often a different creature darts into view: a novel that is genuinely original — and, often, very quietly so.
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Walk around the corner from Hammett's previous homes and down a short path, and China Beach will begin to come into view.
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With the human toll of the event only just coming into view, local authorities have so far confirmed at least two deaths.
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But Angola is standing out as a bright spot, where, after years of economic downturn, a 2019 recovery has come into view.
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Eventually, two other patrol cars with their lights flashing come into view, tailing the vehicle as it pulls over to the shoulder.
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That same year, revelations about government surveillance exploded into view thanks to Edward Snowden and further galvanized a new approach from Apple.
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US leadership cannot be replaced on the global stage -- witness North Korea -- but a series of makeshift alternatives are coming into view.
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Then another would come into view, then a hundred more—each big enough for three or four people to lie down in.
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Shafts of angled light lit the lake bed, like searchlights from a U.F.O.; later, old sunken ships came into view from above.
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When the elevator starts its ascent and the city comes into view, the people inside either fall silent or gasp out loud.
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With the midterms in the rear-view mirror and the field coming into view, would-be candidates are doing a gut-check.
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Morrissey and his abattoirs of sadness strolled into view in the 533s, and Blur and Oasis wrapped things up in the 1s.
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Videos of violence involving police officers, some posted directly to platforms by citizens, forced the subject into view, reverberating around the country.
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This is going to be fantastic for your love life; expect a cutie or two to come into view (if you're looking).
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Their best pitcher, Stephen Strasburg, just went on the DL, and now here they come, stumbling into view of the Mets' periscope.
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Much of that gain came in the second half of this year as the prospect of a large deficit came into view.
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And as the long, sometimes challenging paths trailing my heroes came into view, I felt safer getting on the road behind them.
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Then a young girl came into view, inching out of the kennel, stepping onto the street and walking unsteadily to the sidewalk.
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When religion reporting moves beyond myopic focus on the political power dynamic, a better picture of Democrats and faith comes into view.
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From the cockpit of the Millennium Falcon, rebel ships and Imperial cruisers, we've seen a colorful variety of them come into view.
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But on Friday, the true scope of the case came into view, and the details suggest it is going to be enormous.
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But then the chorus begins and a great, confident moment of self-affirmation strolls into view: "I feel like that…", he repeats.
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Pendergraft and Taylor each told us that win or lose, Trump's run has brought into view a tremendous dissatisfaction among white Americans.
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The image of the bygone transit hub emerges form a hazy cloud of grey tiles like a memory fading back into view.
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The "dumpling-shaped" asteroid Ryugu is looming into view of Japan's Hayabusa 2 spacecraft as it prepares to rendezvous with the space rock.
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In front of her, a line of trees came into view that she hadn't noticed before, the start of a sheltering green forest.
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Hundreds of feet below the ocean's surface, the so-called deep reef—also known as the twilight zone—is just coming into view.
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Ultimately, this is where the true digitalization of products comes into view, a powerful notion that has the potential to redefine materialism altogether.
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Having to locate your Facebook tab or juggle its window into view is cumbersome when Facebook's goal is to remove friction from communication.
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The show, which includes work from this and last year, brings into view ideas about materiality, utility, time, and the aesthetic experience itself.
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Bynes came back into view in 2012 surrounding her erratic behavior and legal troubles , including multiple hit-and-run charges and a DUI.
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"This isn't over the top at all," Scott jokes, even before the diver with the sign that says "Welcome Scott" floats into view.
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However, the installation's meditative purpose was interrupted by a harsh reminder of the neighborhood's rapid gentrification, after temporary construction scaffolding peeked into view.
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His adventure begins on a dock as Papa himself floats into view, commanding the flying bridge of his boat like a Roman charioteer.
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Crude oil prices fell by about 1 percent, once again running out of steam as the $50 a barrel level came into view.
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The grievous injuries to victims, the scope of the inquiry and Mr. Saipov's path toward extremism all began coming into view on Wednesday.
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Yet, continue down the concrete walkway, noticing perhaps the security camera watching your approach, turn a corner, and Newtown Creek comes into view.
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The episode put into view the tensions within the Department of Homeland Security and the rocky relationship between McAleenan and the White House.
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On Chinese social media, where diplomatic rows rarely break into view, people have watched with fascination as the two countries' embassies trade barbs.
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While the race has just begun, the plausibility of his eventual nomination has already put a critical choice into view for his supporters.
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Essay ATLANTA — The most arresting vista in town comes into view around a curve on westbound Freedom Parkway, on the periphery of downtown.
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China's man-made islands As the Poseidon comes into view of Subi Reef, excitement picks up among the five journalists aboard the flight.
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At mile eighty-one of the New York State Thruway, the gray silhouettes of the Catskills come into view, perfectly framed and proportioned.
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It draws the viewer's eyes toward the arrival of an alien ship, which flies into view and then dips behind a patch of trees.
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It's hard to tell when exactly afrobeats in the UK went mainstream—but you could argue that Nigeria's D'banj helped shove it into view.
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I scanned the bullring, riddled with rows of dried limes, empty tequila bottles, and patches of blood, as de los Angeles walked into view.
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What happened next has since been turned into GIFs and spread across the internet: Cohen slid into view, standing in front of Cox's Jaguar.
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When a small clearing came into view she drew her pellet gun and rapidly fired into the large helium balloons overhead, initiating her descent.
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A discussion of the day leads to threads forming between players, and the big picture firmly comes into view over a couple of drinks.
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This has been building for years, as the market power — and even democracy-denting potential — of surveillance capitalism's data giants has telescoped into view.
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The harder problem that In the Shadow of Justice presses into view is whether the type of philosophical understanding Rawls practiced is ever sufficient.
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Deficiencies and delinquencies would become incomplete tasks, and pop-ups would float into view as small islands of empathy, like the system's periodic emails.
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It's currently hovering just above $1.28, so if funds intensify their attack on the pound, that $1.22 low could soon come back into view.
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Were he to lose, however, then the prospect of MPs instead moving towards backing a second referendum on Brexit would quickly loom into view.
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This time, when the same hilly landscape comes into view, it's spring, everything is green, and the grainy, discolored footage is shot on video.
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For a while, you wonder if the two of them are the sole inhabitants of the vessel, but gradually other folk drift into view.
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As I walked to the northeast edge of Pershing Square, one the finest examples of Art Deco architecture in the city came into view.
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While an end to the epidemic is coming into view, the battle is not yet won, and near victory could turn to renewed tragedy.
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In two display cases wedged between escalators in the Rokin metro station here, they emerge into view only as you travel up and down.
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Last July we had our answer, as YG's first offering since My Krazy Life, the Terrace Martin produced "Twist My Fingaz", strolled into view.
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Sometimes we would pass a rundown gas station, sometimes a small town would come into view, sometimes the forest would open up into fields.
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When one satellite moves away from one of its customers, another one must come into view in order to provide a continuous internet connection.
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Underscoring the effect, a white camera drone suddenly hovered into view, slowly descending toward the assembled like a digital-age angel of the Annunciation.
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Mr. Bannon's dovish tendencies spilled into view this week in unguarded comments he made about North Korea to a liberal publication, The American Prospect.
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Finally, after just over seven hours of flight, Helsinki Airport came into view on the camera and our journey had come to an end.
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They read the tea leaves last week in The New York Post, where Mr. Murdoch's conservative-populist fingerprints are most easily dusted into view.
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Crude oil prices fell as much as 1 percent, once again running out of steam as the $50 a barrel level came into view.
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An unarmed security officer helps someone up and races with that person around a corner, moments before the gunman walks into view, firing shots.
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As the clock ticks down on Britain's Brexit negotiations and the prospect of "no deal" rises, the fallback of military security looms into view.
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But the deeper you get into the show — especially in its second season — the more McBride and Hill's point begins to swim into view.
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Farideh Sadeghin, Culinary Director Frozen peas When I open my freezer door, there are a few standards that come into view through the mist.
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Together, his antennaed view spans nearly the whole sky above his house, and a North Korean satellite—Kwangmyŏngsŏng-4—is about to come into view.
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When rotated in the fourth, it seems to be morphing, but actually it's just different bits of the 4-dimensional shape that come into view.
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A few winding roads later, the lab came into view—a squat, burly concrete structure that looked like it could withstand a direct nuclear hit.
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As he floats away, and other massive buildings come into view, the piece conjures both Magic Realism and an artistic refusal of architecture's numbing anonymity.
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"The substantial upward change... driven by a range of revenue pipeline opportunities in smartphone and consumer applications that are clearly coming into view," AMS said.
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Details regarding the long-awaited Blade Runner sequel have been slowly coming into focus over the last year, and another came into view yesterday morning.
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When Ms. Attias came into view, he quickly stopped filming to talk to her, but when he asked her out for coffee, she politely refused.
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"When it comes to currency-hedged foreign bonds, yields in Germany are too low, and in such a case France comes into view," Aratani said.
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The bird is in for a stressful Olympics, and the stress level will certainly rise for the golfers as the medals come into view Sunday.
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You can see some of the plot points thudding into view a mile away, though the specific points of crisis should not be revealed here.
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During the rest of her year working at Bayrock, she made a point of ducking out of sight every time Mr. Trump came into view.
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McConnell's shield against the president first came into view when the majority leader kept the Senate in pro forma session over the August vacation break.
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The stately, plump series of notes that tumble into view, joined eventually by an ecstatically shuddering synth-sprinkling, rival any other bassline you've ever heard.
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By the time Driver filmed his final scene — in which Garrupe, long unseen, staggers into view, starved by his captors — he was hallucinating from hunger.
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If a hunk of man-flesh suddenly came into view, a woman's gaze was expected to rest some place well north of the belt buckle.
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As more issues come into view, a rising chorus of policymakers, press and pundits are questioning whether an open platform is valuable...or even viable.
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Hilltop Israeli settlements, controlling the line of sight, loomed into view at every turn, the ubiquitous red-roofed stamp of a half-century of occupation.
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The sequence starts in black with ominous music on the score, then the flurry screen saver, a common one on a Mac, comes into view.
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In just a month, markets have tanked, shedding a third of their value as the economic costs of the coronavirus pandemic have come into view.
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A turntable delivers each new scene into view, but as it does we always see the wheels on John's or Ani's motorized chair turning, too.
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So it was that, late one night, during his shift, he assumed that a new wreck coming into view would be more of the same.
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A small passenger boat had nearly reached the end of its six-hour journey upriver when helicopters appeared overhead and another boat came into view.
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Even as each section — with its individual dramas and perils — comes closer into view, Mr. Nolan keeps them all in dynamic play with one another.
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Just as the motorcade including the SUV carrying President Donald Trump comes into view on the other side of the freeway, squealing tires are heard.
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Walking across the National Mall, Critchlow's first thought as the wall came into view was that it was a lot bigger than he had imagined.
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There was not much of a current that day, so the waters were mostly clear, and slowly, the outlines of the wreck came into view.
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This also brings a public offering into view for Spire, with Platzer saying the company has now outlined goals and a timeline for an IPO.
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Until it comes into view, we all need to hope that neither side makes a mistake as they try to project toughness during this fraught period.
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For reasons that are not apparent to me, the memory of the rapist's erect CGI penis pinging into view is seared on my brain for eternity.
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Earthsky reports a pair of binoculars, or a small telescope, could bring it into view, though you might not see more than a smudgy green blob.
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In a brutal final shot, the militants come into view of the fallen soldier whose helmet is still filming and shoot him at point-blank range.
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At the end of the video, the soldier wearing the helmet camera goes down and militants come into view, shooting him again at point-blank range.
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Today, Resolve announced a new custom-made device called TrailGuard AI, which uses Intel-made vision chips to identify animals and humans that wander into view.
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Before Christmas, one Conservative minister glibly predicted that Labour MPs would fall into line as the prospect of a chaotic no-deal Brexit hove into view.
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What they don't want to see is the additional $300 billion of punitive tariffs on China coming back into view, followed by inevitable retaliation from Beijing.
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Clearly they will need to be very 'on it' to avoid problem usage mushrooming into view and discouraging positive interactions and community growth within the app.
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I had a thought of: If you were a girl you'd be happy, and all these other past experiences in my life started flooding into view.
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Because in this moment, we slipped into a fever: Jeeps and bodies and guns shifting into view, sliding out from the haze for a brief moment.
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But walk—or, rather, bicycle—just a mile eastwards, and a less traditional Netherlands comes into view, one of Ghanaian barber shops and Turkish tea houses.
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The President's fury at special counsel Robert Mueller burst into view again Thursday morning when he unleashed a string of angry tweets about the special counsel.
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The moment that Yasaku Maezawa bounded into view during the SpaceX-sponsored press conference, the world knew that a different kind of space traveler had appeared.
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He and his band, the Attractions, were coming down from New Haven on their first tour of the United States when the skyscrapers came into view.
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As I climbed the stairs, there came into view more boxes, long lines of them stretching back into the gloom as far as I could see.
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"Lady," I heard one of them shout as he came into view out of the corner of my eye and stood right in from of me.
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On the other, they want to give their 232 members time to digest the enormous package — and record their gripes — as it just comes into view.
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Every boom eventually creates excesses that sow the seeds of its own destruction, and the excesses that could end the American decade are coming into view.
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As the finish line of 2016's marathon of socio-political disasters comes into view, never has there a been a more pressing time for reflection.
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On the highway as we approached the park, one of the most beautiful, most terrifying sights came into view: a steel beast called the Shock Wave.
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The answer can be discovered at the Vaudeville Theater here, where Kathy Burke's production of Oscar Wilde's "Lady Windermere's Fan" barreled into view on Monday night.
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But the long-term human costs of this gender imbalance have only recently come into view — and they are having an impact far beyond China's borders.
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Tempe police initially reported that Herzberg appeared suddenly; however, the video footage seems to show her coming into view a number of seconds before the crash.
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Expect to see more and more of that alignment as the prospect of a third championship in four seasons dribbles closer into view for Golden State.
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Using sonar images, the Kaga came into view on Wednesday, and the Akagi was detected on Sunday in depths of 17,103 feet, according to Vulcan Inc.
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Chloe Lamford's set features a clear-walled cube that rises into view to reveal characters at home as they prepare for a night on the town.
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With the Iowa caucuses coming into view, the contenders have started to aim more of their attacks at their primary rivals, rather than just targeting Trump.
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Given the horror-film setup, you half expect a creature from this dark lagoon to rise up or a chain-saw killer to buzz into view.
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This perspective must be brought into view in the deliberations at the United Nations over the forthcoming resolution calling attention to Iran's abysmal human rights record.
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The language has flown under the radar so far, but may burst into view when the House Transportation Committee holds a hearing on Amtrak next week.
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The loa of Ezili Dantor comes into view in the piece, "Ezili Dantor: Freedom and the African Diaspora: We are here, because you were there" (2018).
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Then, it switches to optical tracking and a 3D-imaging and ranging system to locate and authenticate the person receiving the package when they come into view.
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The Dock disappears when you launch an app, but it's always waiting down below — a swipe up from the bottom edge will bring it back into view.
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Though aides for several committees were still drafting the resolution Monday evening, the rough outlines of the next phase of the inquiry began to come into view.
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By doing so, they're expanding the boundaries of what kinds of stories must be taken seriously — and bringing a much fuller picture of female humanity into view.
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And I signed up in the hopes it would be able to hold up a convex mirror to the web and finally bring my archive into view.
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Even when things got in the way, more often than not, the camera's eye tracking would pick right back up when her face came back into view.
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It isn't until you're inside the office that Niantic comes into view, courtesy of a big street sign bearing the company name, sitting behind a plush Pikachu.
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Because her transits are so regular, the dog knows when to expect her: even before she comes into view he is at the gate, panting with eagerness.
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When it was initially towed into view spotters has difficulty identifying it from about a kilometer away as it was behind a tractor and an escort vehicle.
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When Mr. Cobden's twin-engine Beechcraft B200C comes into view, she said, it's time to light the toilet rolls, which will burn for about half an hour.
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The genius of the film is how it is meticulously constructed, and as each layer is peeled back, the true source of this evil comes into view.
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Still, the gap between great and non-great items — nothing comes close to bad — is a bit too wide and comes into view a bit too often.
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Yet they were still not nearly enough to bring the American dream comfortably into view for autoworkers in Akron, Ohio, or home health aides in Richmond, Virginia.
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As the boat came into view, he realized it was a race volunteer at the wheel with a crew of two women holding bottles of Veuve Clicquot.
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In as small and remote a place as Shetland, however, the festival is actually helping to bring textiles back into view as a player in the economy.
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"As more issues come into view, a rising chorus of policymakers, press and pundits are questioning whether an open platform is valuable...or even viable," Wojcicki said.
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In other words, you draw a cow and then put the word ''cow'' next to the drawing and slowly, with enough pointing, a language comes into view.
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The volcano comes into view after a sharp bend in the path, and it is one of the most mesmerizing theme park centerpieces I have ever seen.
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Soon the ruins of the mosque came into view: Its 12th-century minaret was severed, and its walls were shattered, but its green dome was somehow intact.
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" When the camp comes into view, however, it's deserted—the other commander, Grant surmises, "had been as much afraid of me as I had been of him.
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The political media, especially on TV, now has a template it can apply whenever a scandal looms into view, to hook viewers into the speculative story line.
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The first piece to come into view on the trail is Ayşe Erkmen's "Prize" (2016), a ring piercing through the man-made opening of a fairy chimney.
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Sitting on a bench, Jana swung her legs around and turned back in the direction she'd come from, so the conservatory came into view, unassuming in its darkness.
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As an artist, you hope someone or something will come into view, other than that damned canvas itself, and say ⎯ about the art, that is ⎯ 'I want you!
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In the light of the flashlight, Collie comes into view and his right arm appears extended straight out to his right, as if he were pointing at something.
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It was like a flashback a man might have as he dies, all the odd significant objects swirling into view over the heads of humming, commercially active humans.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. Like a refurbished campervan inching its way up a hill, the Glastonbury line-up is one that slowly climbs into view.
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On the one hand you've got Chris Martin, who will no doubt slide into view with the exhilarating, whooping thrill of a cub-scout leader on karaoke night.
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The platform is launching now, but it will be months (and realistically, probably at least a year) before we see the fruits of that labor come into view.
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Before long, the 2000-seat plane descended, and the small town of Nuquí came into view, sitting at the tip of a long beach on the Pacific coast.
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The road curves to the right at the bottom of the Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Reservoir, and the back of the mammoth Metropolitan Museum of Art comes into view.
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Frustrations among African Americans in his city burst into view at a Sunday town hall event after the fatal police shooting of Eric Logan, 54, a black man.
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The injured tourists told a news station they were taking photos of the sweeping landscape when the jet screamed into view and suddenly slammed into the canyon wall.
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The injured tourists told the news station they were taking photos of the sweeping landscape when the jet screamed into view and suddenly slammed into the canyon wall.
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It's as though, with the finality of his life coming into view, Fischl has realized how much is at stake and suddenly started paying attention to his feelings.
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The big picture will come into view soon after October 5, when USCIS releases the final numbers of how many of the 154,000 DACA recipients applied in time.
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Two tall windows in the gallery overlook Central Park and create the possibility that a real bird (though probably not a white-crested cockatoo) might wing into view.
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And most urgently, we wait for the familiar stretch of sidewalk to slip into view as the final corner is rounded — for the holidays, nearly over, to begin.
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As the eye travels outward, a glue stick, aerosol can and lighting rig all come into view, giving away the real story of how this image came about.
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With long, flailing limbs and a face molten with anguish, Mr. Driver explodes into view with an outsize fury that makes everyone and everything around him seem Lilliputian.
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Then, finally, it came into view: a brachiosaur, plodding among eucalyptus trees, rearing up and stretching its neck to nibble at the treetops like a skyscraper-size giraffe.
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Small, colorful dots came into view: people and cars, which seemed incongruous, implausible even, after the wind, water and ancient relics that had been our touchstones all day.
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I wrote an essay about this a few years ago, when the outlines of the new world were just coming into view, and it's much more clear now.
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Sending F.B.I. agents to interview them could have created additional risk that the investigation's existence would seep into view in the final weeks of a heated presidential race.
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Similarly, the British vote to leave the European Union, known as Brexit, may look less inviting as a model as the reality of its messiness comes into view.
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It's best to have plenty of younger politicians in the mix: It's only from a multiplicity of perspectives that some problems — and some solutions — come clearly into view.
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Then an estate, a tower block, angled to better represent the intricate architecture that comes into view, contrasting yet corresponding with the stately aesthetic of the video's introduction.
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But because it was blasted into view by explosives at a construction site, there was some damage done, including a visible TNT drill hole near the animal's pelvic girdle.
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Yes, but: Congressional committee assignments haven't been decided yet, so the full picture of who tech will tangle with for the next two years hasn't yet come into view.
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For now, doctors on the ground like Alweani are hoping to spread awareness in their communities, as one threat starts to fade away and another comes sharply into view.
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And they shared the thrill of discovery: Harriet Martineau, a groundbreaking British journalist, feminist and social theorist, described the pyramids edging into view from the bow of a boat.
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Other planes heading in and out of Puerto Rico suddenly come into view through a thick haze caused by dust carried from the Sahara desert in a summer phenomenon.
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Humans are so scarce, in fact, in this world of throbbing, gleaming machines that when part of one comes into view, the first reaction is not recognition but confusion.
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The slippery slope of such restrictions first came into view with a law in 2004 that banned the wearing of overt religious symbols in public primary and secondary schools.
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The lineup features "Pastime" (1963), "Radial Courses" (1976), "Interior Drama" (1977), "Concerto" (003), a section from "Lollapalooza" (2010), "Canto Ostinato" (2015) and the newly commissioned "Into View" (1:58).
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But the stars pop into view during those rare times and places when the clockwork motion of the solar system places the moon directly between the sun and Earth.
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It includes his trainer, Wynton (the estimable Clarke Peters), and his white manager and promoter, Max (John Lavelle), whose ingrained prejudices keep slipping into view like an untucked shirttail.
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But every so often, like the Loch Ness monster emerging from a fog-topped lake, a rare glimpse of what can one day be Orlando's norm rises into view.
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The usual mode of postseason previewing, which now starts sometime just after Opening Day and continues apace until the playoffs actually come into view, centers on starting pitcher matchups.
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Instead, Petcube will use its new technology that differentiates between humans and pets to know when the pet has come into view in front of the wide-angle camera.
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"Uh, we're seeing a lot of traffic around the entrance today," she says, and as the station turns and it comes into view, I see what she's talking about.
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He's not a quick or flashy player; with him, your ear zooms out slowly: The full structure of a beat comes into view only after you've appreciated its components.
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While Americans were able to catch a few glimpses early in the day, the full spectacle of the opening ceremony of the Winter Olympics came into view Friday night.
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In July, in the midst of messy negotiations to send billions in emergency funding to the border, a fight over the future of the Democratic Party bubbled into view.
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As the sunny, sporty feminists stake their rightful claim — holding press conferences, drumming up support, winning and winning some more — a rather dark, clubbier male world comes into view.
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He was a bit of a square, he admitted, and an unlikely chronicler of the bohemian world he saw coming into view in Greenwich Village in the mid-219s.
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On the road, the conventional challenges flare into view: Kayla gets sick along the way, and the only person she wants to be held or helped by is Jojo.
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"The 104 level will come into view for dollar/yen if the U.S. ADP employment report beats expectations," said Masafumi Yamamoto, chief currency strategist at Mizuho Securities in Tokyo.
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Washington (CNN)The federal response to a ruinous storm in Puerto Rico began to take shape Monday as the scope of devastation on the US territory came into view.
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Upon opening the glass door, two staircases immediately come into view: the staircase that leads down to the cellar and the staircase that leads up to the reading room.
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When a hawk swooped into view, one or a few prairies dogs each gave a single bark and any animal in the flight path raced back to the burrow.
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" Deborah Schwartz, the historical society's president, said in an awed whisper, as the document — deeply creased from repeated folding, its ink slightly faded to brown — came into view. "Wow.
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"Let's do a video," Mr. Stallone, 70, can be heard saying at the start of one, as Scarlet, seated on a bed looking at her iPhone, comes into view.
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An estimated 85033 people have died so far but authorities expect that number to climb once the floodwaters recede and the full extent of the damage comes into view.
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And as we're introduced to more inhabitants like Pasquale, a communist construction worker who fancies Lila, the broader issues of class, gender disparity and politics also seep into view.
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Before long, as the scope, magnitude, and diversity of this phenomenon came into view, I realized that it lay at the very heart of American social and political development.
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In Kalina Bertin's Manic VR, you use controllers to interact with what it's like to live with bipolar disorder, at one point popping imaginary bubbles that float into view.
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The bird flitted into view just long enough for Black to get several jaw-dropping shots of the rare Northern cardinal, which have now been shared thousands of times online.
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The other new idea comes from Kim, who has tried to think about rational numbers in an expanded numerical setting where hidden patterns between them start to come into view.
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"Only by approaching this corpus holistically — over and above the documentation of each individual abuse, each localized atrocity — does the true human cost of empire heave into view," Assange writes.
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As the election hoves into view, the prospect of an M5S-led government could spook investors, and perhaps even put at risk other wobbly euro-zone economies, starting with Portugal.
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At least those fighters have grown accustomed over time to their place in the world: With each loss they could see their fate moving closer and coming clearer into view.
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Scenes came into view for me, even though the character in the book doesn't name many locations besides Civic Center, and Powell and Market, where the cable car turns around.
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A careful examination of the events should also redress the conditions that lead to the suicides of prisoners who are not well known, and whose situations never come into view.
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Out of this checklist, a phantasm emerged, and as it took shape I saw it was none other than Stephen Miller, waving at me cheerfully as he stepped into view.
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As he lifted the film from the fixative solution, he had the same sensation he got whenever he guided his plane through clouds and the landing strip came into view.
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Two weeks later, on September 25, the transcript of the July 25th call was released by the White House, and the details of the President's scheme started coming into view.
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You'll be able to search through terminal tabs to find input or output from various commands, and tab resizing is being added so you can fit more tabs into view.
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Two weeks later, on September 25, the transcript of the July 25th call was released by the White House, and the details of the President's scheme started coming into view.
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The charges could prove a major impediment for Diess, who joined the world's largest carmaker as head of its Volkswagen brand only months before the diesel scandal burst into view.
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It's a perfect choice by Allen: not a great film but the sort of entertainment that—so we like to tell ourselves—swept smoothly into view on a regular basis.
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THE SNAKESBy Sadie Jones Like theatrical villains who arrive a couple of scenes into the play, Liv and Griff Adamson slither into view in "The Snakes" preceded by their reputations.
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In the video, which has since been deleted, you can see him swinging back into view when he somehow loses his grab on the strap and awkwardly lands head first.
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Washington (CNN)Disagreement among Democrats over how to achieve universal health care exploded again into view Thursday night as hopefuls took the stage for the second 2020 Democratic presidential nomination debate.
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The other thing is that in my field, I started out being a curator, working with living artists, researching some historical things, and bringing those things into view for the public.
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If you take a ferry to Hong Kong from the terminus nearby, a spectacular sight will soon come into view: the soaring pillars of the world's longest sea-crossing bridge (pictured).
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But the big picture is coming into view: A major employer faced a major financial threat, and short-term politics and greed won out over the integrity of the regulatory system.
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The new data has helped bring the rest of the planets into view, with NASA's Spitzer Telescope revealing two planets that could not have been seen from telescopes on the ground.
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The real fell through 3.99 per dollar for the first time in almost a month, bringing the psychological barrier of 4.00 into view, and the Bovespa stock market fell 1.8 percent .
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As a new coalition lines up to fight next year's election, some of the battle formations which formed in the 2016 contest are coming back into view, with even sharper spears.
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The driver of the other car, pulling up his shorts, gets back in his front seat and starts up and they creep forward again until the border crossing comes into view.
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Tapping it transforms the Touch Bar into a thumbnail view of your presentation that you can slide through and tap on to bring any slide into view on the main screen.
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Last week, before the latest accusations against Kavanaugh came into view, I was transfixed by the smug tone of key policymakers looking back on the 10th anniversary of the financial crisis.
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As they came into view, the Queen stood out in a mustard yellow double wool crepe coat with golden buttons and yellow and royal blue floral printed silk by Stewart Parvin.
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However, given the poor economic policies in place and the political drama in Washington that is sure to turn much darker in coming months, the next recession is coming into view.
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Then, once you clear the tunnel, the fjords come into view, looming protectively above the small, bright clapboard houses and lone gas station that make up this tiny speck of civilization.
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But So Late So Soon (directed by Jackie's former student Daniel Hymanson) evolves into something more heartbreaking, as the effects of aging on the couple's health and relationship come into view.
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At sunset, while our neighbors surf-cast for the bluefish that jump from the water into view, I'll drag a beach chair, some hors d'oeuvres and a cold beer to watch.
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But he was excited, as was I, to see the brilliant golden statue of Madonna of the Letter come into view as a faint rainbow stretched 180 degrees across the harbor.
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When a quality defensive lineman comes into view on the Giants' draft board, it seems that General Manager Jerry Reese finds it impossible to resist the temptation to fortify that unit.
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Other figures occasionally drift into view: a squalling, infantile old woman in a wheelchair (Kristin Griffith) and a hunky intruder named Dan (David Pegram), who materializes like a custom-ordered Mephistopheles.
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Students might explore the intersections of history, anthropology and material culture, look at connections between craft and labor, clothing, food cultures, and climate change, or bring a new archive into view.
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"This may be indicative of a broader improvement in household growth and employment expectations as political indecisiveness ends and fiscal stimulus comes into view," Citi said in a note to clients.
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The new charges are likely to increase pressure on Diess, who joined the world's largest carmaker as head of its Volkswagen brand only months before the diesel scandal burst into view.
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This is the human equivalent of the moment when the image of Lisa Gherardini arises from Leonardo's paint: A new way of understanding ourselves and others like us comes into view.
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The third and fourth images in this sequence show the north polar region rotating away from our view while a band of wavy clouds at northern mid-latitudes comes into view.
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THE ICY WORLD OF SATURN&aposS MOON ENCELADUS COMES INTO VIEW Enceladus, which is known as an "ocean-world," may bear some similarities to Earth, which could pave the way for life.
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"The next recession is coming into view, but not in 2019 as deficit-financed government spending increases will support growth through much of the year," said Mark Zandi, chief economist, Moody's Analytics.
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Some 15 minutes away from the shore, a massive 'berg hove into view; tall and flat, it was the size of a football pitch and the height of low-rise apartment block.
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It's very neat, and you can switch to the Eraser tool to undo changes on specific parts of the image (if you want to bring something that's been pixelated back into view).
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A few miles west of Coon Rapids, another wrinkle in the Iowa tapestry came into view: Templeton, home of one of the country's most skilled Prohibition-era bootleggers, so goes the legend.
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Hazony and Brog are hoping to fill out the new "national conservatism" with an infrastructure similar to movement conservatism, and maybe with time the outlines of policy orthodoxy will come into view.
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With unhurried swoops, the hands start to drain the puddle, first with teacups, then with sponges — jump cuts accelerating the process — before a footbridge fades into view over the now-dry waterbed.
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" The CEO added that Friar should remember that "life is short...[and] it will be hard to keep this in mind, but leading with this understanding puts what matters most into view.
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HOVING into view behind a row of eucalyptus trees, the twin cooling towers of the Sahiwal power plant, a 24,2500-megawatt facility in central Pakistan, are so large they seem other-worldly.
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A better picture of the iPad vs Surface fight will come into view next week when Apple announces its latest quarterly earnings, but as it stands right now, Apple should take notice.
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The road was strewn with potholes and makeshift speed bumps, and several animals including a dog and a cow had already attempted to kill us all by wandering into view without warning.
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As election infrastructure remains woefully underfunded, and election integrity continues to come into question, American election officials plan to remain vigilant for more manipulation as the national 2020 race comes into view.
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So no surprise techniques to speed page load times have often focused on data compression to try to shrink the number of milliseconds it takes for a website to heave into view.
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If your camera is focused on a sunny meadow, Playground suggests some more nature-centric AR stickers; when a dog jumped into view while I was demoing, some pooch recommendations popped up.
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" Jaws continued to drop as the rest of the gallery's first level came into view — a pair of sublime paintings by Vija Celmins, Gerhard Richter's gray and white "Two Women at Table.
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The culmination of that years-long project came into view after Democrats realized that, without the White House, they'd lost their grips on levers of power at the federal and state level.
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Those tensions exploded into view at a June 23 meeting Buttigieg held with residents after the fatal shooting of a black man, 54-year-old Eric Logan, by a white police officer.
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Maybe the accumulated data of all those scientists' work would slide into view like the miles of weapons and other necessities that snap into place when Neo visits the Matrix training program.
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I was descending a Georgian mountain pass in a rented Renault Duster when, rounding a curve with six-foot snow drifts to either side, a dark and narrow tunnel came into view.
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Some recent manosphere rant or manifesto is held up for inspection and then broken down into snippets and interspersed with Futrelle's commentary, designed to bring the absurdities of the target into view.
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To turn off the Repeat button when you are on the Music app's Now Playing screen, swipe up on the album cover to pull the lower part of the screen into view.
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In cellphone video from witnesses that captured the final moments of the shooting spree, the postal van speeds into view and slams into a police cruiser outside the movie theater in Odessa.
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From time to time, in the course of this mesmerizing, tender, painful documentary (Barrese's first feature), you may find yourself sympathizing with the filmmaker, who occasionally allows himself to slip into view.
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When the culprit is revealed at last, he sidles inadvertently into view, and the figure that he cuts, to Emad's consternation, could not conform less to the image of a lecherous fiend.
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When the Ukraine scandal burst into view last fall, I argued that the House had no choice but to impeach Trump for his efforts to undermine the 2020 election with foreign meddling.
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If you've flirted with the idea of buying a robot vacuum you may also have stepped back from the brink in unfolding horror at the alphabetic soup of branded discs popping into view.
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Thankfully, before cheese hits the fan, a helpful hound swoops into view, pulls the bag off with his teeth and runs away with it (placing it in the nearest trash receptacle, we assume).
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Why I have continued to be a curator is because sometimes that's the only way I can get these objects into view, to be able to see them for myself and my students.
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Perhaps audience members, fumbling in the faint glow of an usher's flashlight, are meant to identify with the dancer who eventually comes into view, scrambling on the floor of the nearly lightless room.
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As passengers bob down the dirt path framed by Queen Anne's Lace and dandelions, the barn rising into view, they enter an experience Moeller says is difficult for him to put into words.
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Her mother and her husband Travis offer critical support, while the memoir's heavy theme of preserving familial relationships — and in the language of this apt medium, of origin stories — slowly comes into view.
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Those tensions exploded into view at a meeting Buttigieg held with residents on June 23 after the fatal shooting of a black man, 54-year-old Eric Logan, by a white police officer.
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Here are some salient questions that will float into view and force difficult debates about the answers: What did the phrase "We the people" mean in 1787 and what does it mean now?
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It steers into view a Plan B, who—after his period of isolation—has emerged like a Caterpillar from its cocoon and into a divisive plane of chaos and anarchy, Brexit and Trump.
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The contrasting prospects for Comstock and Griffith crystallize how the 2018 election could complete the geographic restructuring of the House that first fully snapped into view during that GOP sweep eight years ago.
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At the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, "John McLaughlin Paintings: Total Abstraction," the ever-elusive Zen master of the West Coast sublime, floats, for a few brief months, into view (Nov. 224).
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But if he survives a late revolt by his rivals and other leaders to become the party's standard-bearer in the general election, the electoral map now coming into view is positively forbidding.
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It was the workshop of the celebrated court sculptor Thutmose, who was charged with producing official royal images around 1350 BC. As the team sifted and sieved, an astounding artifact came into view.
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It was an hour's drive away, but the commute gave me time to plot each day's itinerary — and to fall awe-struck anew each time the Guads rose into view from the highway.
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But on May 4, Rammellzee's artwork and artifacts will come into view in a retrospective at Red Bull Arts New York that will showcase the versatility and theatricality of this hip-hop pioneer.
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At one point, a replica of the "Black Madonna of Czestochowa," one of Poland's most revered Catholic icons, will be lowered into view, Mr. Skrzywanek said, and the actors will whitewash her face.
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Gazing ahead, the area around the modern town of Elefsina came into view, a sprawling maze including the largest oil refinery in Greece and the rather gothic-looking remains of disused industrial buildings.
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When he looked inside the manhole, which was just under three feet in diameter, the upturned face of a man came into view, peering up at him from about a dozen feet down.
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The bleakness is relieved by the rituals of tension—spot the many dogs that stray into view, and listen for the smashing of glass—and by Mungiu's baleful pastiche of a happy ending.
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At once deft and slurry, jocular and nonchalant, her playing is a jargon-free mix of influences: Jason Moran, Thelonious Monk and Chick Corea all slip briefly into view, then are chased away.
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We start with a shot of an apple, but as the narration sings the praises of Apple's personal computing accomplishments, other fruits roll into view to represent what other companies are doing wrong.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The German industry remains in recession but is no longer in free-fall and an improvement in the sector's prospects is coming into view, the Ifo economic institute said on Thursday.
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Jared and Ivanka have been strategically scarce, though Ivanka did flutter into view, in a fashion, when President Trump boasted two weeks ago that she had created 14 million jobs since the inauguration.
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It was as if a sacred boundary had been crossed; the gift shop had infringed upon the exhibition, coming into view too soon, debasing the space with its tactless flaunting of exchange value.
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After the letter splashed into view on Tuesday evening, White House officials expressed exasperation by development, bemoaning the new questions about Mueller's findings just as the investigation seemed to be receding from public view.
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Fischer finally came into view and picked us up near a playful model of a giant shark that hangs on a hook to advertise what may be out there waiting for us to catch.
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The album, a continuous blur of elegiac half-memories coming into view, drifting into the narcotic haze of the never-really-there, was allegedly recorded in one take at the duo's mystical studio, Trancentral.
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"Together, this ensemble of electronic techniques called into being a new world—a peek-a-boo world, where now this event, now that, pops into view for a moment then vanishes again," Postman observed.
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There is cyborg feminism (the robotic sexual bodies of Lady Gaga's "You and I"; Brooke Candy's "Opulence" and countless others) that suggests we can remake ourselves, that bring theatrical qualities of gender into view.
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Sections of screeching feedback permeate the piece and break it into more manageable sections but even these are less oceans of serenity than a pause for breath before the madness drops back into view.
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OSTRITZ, Germany — Their chants could be heard even before they came into view: 270 or so white men, most of them sporting shaved heads, and pumped up on beer, fascism, and a pack mentality.
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OSTRITZ, Germany — Their chants could be heard even before they came into view: 40 or so white men, most of them sporting shaved heads, and pumped up on beer, fascism, and a pack mentality.
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Counter to the commentary of the day, her effort to ensure more of a possibility that the Senate trial will include witnesses succeeded in providing time for more damning information to come into view.
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The water in the interior of the refuge, accessible only by airboat, is virtually pure; the effects of pollution come into view at the refuge's fringe, as cattails bloom and the saw grass disappears.
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As I leaned in for a closer look, its distinctive exterior came into view: a labyrinth of flesh, now sallow and cold, that once fizzed with electric current and pulsated with freshly pumped blood.
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Way up where a celestial blue is nearly all you can see, where atmospheres begin to merge and mutate and an unblinking, unceasing, total and utter darkness edges into view, fifteen seconds becomes something malleable.
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But a handful of recent reports featuring big-name hires and new plans have nudged the car rumors back into view, and now we're yet again left wondering what the hell Apple is up to.
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But ever since OnePlus burst into view years ago, claiming to be a small manufacturer that'd outgun bigger rivals with online sales and smart cost-cutting, there's been speculation over who's really behind the project.
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"We expect the March 12th vote to be close enough to bring gaining a majority for it on a third attempt into view, with that taking place in late March or early April," Barr said.
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But a narrow focus on the man risks a potentially grave mistake: paying too little attention to large, slow-rolling yet remorseless political forces that were in motion long before Mr Trump chugged into view.
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Image: NASA/APL/SwRIAlmost as soon as Pluto came into view, we saw it: A big heart splashed across half the dwarf planet's surface, like something left it there on purpose for us to see.
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This time he paced slowly into view, under simple stage lighting, wearing an expression of inscrutable seriousness—which he maintained for most of the nearly 80 minutes it took him to get through his speech.
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This post ran originally on THUMP UK.Man Power's wonderful Me Me Me has hovered delightfully back into view with a fantastic new record by the one and only Mike Simonetti under his Pale Glue guise.
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What put me in mind, in the early going, of brushed-steel surfaces and lonely centrifuges becomes something warmer and more elegiac as Artis's death nears and the enormity of Ross's loss comes into view.
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Now the famed timing tower comes into view as you rocket into the home stretch and the massive empty grandstands that on Sunday will be filled with a sellout crowd flash past in a blur.
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The current administration's legacy is thus coming into view, as survivors of Trumpworld either keep fighting for him, embrace exile and ritual denunciations, or use their association with the president to line their own pockets.
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The endgame that's coming into view in the late stages of season one, as the conspiracy begins to take its most overt and irreversible steps yet, will leave the characters forever dangling on a cliffhanger.
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By nightfall, a full picture of the situation was still coming into view, but the government reported that at least eight members of the security forces, as well as eight assailants, died in the attacks.
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Teesside Journal TEESSIDE, England — As an aging train pulls into view, two men wait patiently in the biting cold, taking photos as the diesel-driven carriages grind slowly to a halt, before jumping quickly aboard.
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The topic is timely; some economists worry that financial minefields could come into view as the European Central Bank and the Federal Reserve slowly withdraw the stimulus they have been providing for the past decade.
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In conversations with political strategists and other experts, a dystopian picture of the general election comes into view—one shaped by coordinated bot attacks, Potemkin local-news sites, micro-targeted fearmongering, and anonymous mass texting.
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Even as the Freedom of Information Act allows some of that material to drip into view, many documents emerge heavily redacted, with entire paragraphs or pages blacked out according to one or another legal exemption.
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Mr. Nolan's unyielding emphasis on the soldiers — and on war as it is experienced rather than on how it is strategized — blurs history even as it brings the present and its wars startlingly into view.
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WHAT THIS MEANS FOR DORIAN: Dorian's storm surge washed across the many islands in the Northern Bahamas, leaving devastation that is only starting to come into view now that the storm is slowly moving away.
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For those who feel disoriented, and also (perhaps especially) for those who feel triumphant, Robert D. Kaplan's small but magisterial new book, "Earning the Rockies," is a tonic, because it brings fundamentals back into view.
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Op-Ed Contributor WASHINGTON — Surreptitious techniques pioneered in Moscow and Beijing to use the internet to drown out dissent and undermine free elections broke into view during the 2016 presidential campaign in the United States.
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And so that kind of thinking, that ... It's kind of always existed, and I think it's maybe coming into view now, in a new way, as these kinds of resource pressures and things like ... Sure, absolutely.
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Go to General in System Preferences and you can also hide the menu bar as well for that truly uncluttered look—like the dock, it will swing into view when you move the cursor towards it.
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Most are black ants, but whenever a red ant looms into view, the aim is to position the target in its path by rocking your iPhone left or right, then blinking twice to "shoot" the ant.
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In a city of broad vistas and stolen glimpses, it serves as a fixed point for Parisians; a stable presence that emerges reliably into view, like a much-loved aunt, from bridges across the river Seine.
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Our story began one night when I felt her small, hot hand reach for mine during her favorite movie, when the Abominable Snowman swirled into view on an icy mountain and almost overwhelmed the humble reindeer.
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Stepping away from its devastation, Mr. Hopkins was able to bring Creole culture into view, depicting in his work both white Creoles and free Creoles of color, sometimes together as they often were, and sometimes separately.
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As we walked around Adam Rigg's intricate doll house of a set, ropes and pulleys and bits of black tape flopped into view, and some of the people in my group started talking about holiday plans.
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We drove past the Ethiopian war cemetery, fields of cactus and a herd of camels, and then the Asmara escarpment came into view: a barrier of acacia-speckled mountains that extends almost to the Red Sea.
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As the primaries and general election come into view, it's important that Americans go to the ballot boxes knowing they are both entitled to their privacy and entitled to hold their politicians accountable for infringing on it.
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As chandeliers dim and the sun begins to rise slowly above the purple-tinged mountain ranges that sit flat-footed on the horizon, another day in some kind of paradise stumbles into view, bleary eyed and faint.
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Microsoft is adding a new Xbox button part of the guide that slides into view, with the ability to quickly switch between recent apps or games without having to navigate back to the home of the dashboard.
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Charon's red splotch (Image: NASA/Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory/Southwest Research Institute)Almost as soon as Pluto's moon Charon came into view, we had a question: what's that big red splotch on top of it?
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A gray colt set to become the second Japan-based starter in the Derby's history, Lani whinnied for all he was worth as he came into view while exiting Barn 17 on Tuesday morning at Churchill Downs.
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For example, it's one thing if an algorithm catapults truly false news into view, but our democracy is predicated on rational founder's language, human beings using their faculties, to think about information put in front of them.
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Approaching the gates of Ghana's Atomic Energy Commission in Accra, where two guards stand in front, I enter and pass down the long driveway and a cluster of concrete buildings hidden from the roadside come into view.
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Turning away from the river, I follow them south across the marsh, locating the wooden footbridges that cross the drainage ditches, and finally heading west, until the square stone steeple of St James's Church comes into view.
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A 21-year-old woman had been piloting the plane over Jamaica, Queens, with her instructor when a 28-foot Tom Cat floated into view "like a sea serpent out of its native element," The Times reported.
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Though the sexual abuse scandal first erupted into view in America, it has since become a global problem for the church, with revelations of abuse and cover-ups in Australia, Ireland, Belgium, France, Chile and other countries.
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If indeed there is no recession coming into view, stock markets tend to be able to find a way to make progress, and there are reasons to think this economic expansion can carry on for a while.
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One sign of this conflict came into view this month, when agents of the domestic intelligence agency searched the office of a close ally of Mr. Kolomoisky, Oleksandr Dubinsky, in relation to a scandal involving electronic eavesdropping.
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This is the second throughline in Kentucky Route Zero, which only fully comes into view in its final act: Do those entrusted and/or empowered to provide what is simply necessary to live manage to do it?
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I had danced on its tar roof with my friends, and cooked with my roommates, and watched the Freedom Tower finally join the city skyline, looking on from my living room as it rose slowly into view.
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Record floodwaters have ravaged Nebraska, but as they begin to recede, an alarming reality has come into view: Hundreds of miles of highway remain impassable, bridges have been wiped out and routine drives have become treacherous ordeals.
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The stars normally made invisible by the sun during the day will blink into view — and what you see will be very different from what you can usually observe when staring up at the sky during the summer.
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"I wanted to propose while looking out at the water, but for three days it was misty and I kept waiting for the clouds to part and the ocean to come into view from the cliffs," Mandvi says.
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In one particularly disorienting moment of the teaser, Deacon is shown sitting on a bed as a blurry figure in a satin robe comes into view with a strikingly similar silhouette and demeanor as the late Rayne James.
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NAIROBI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Brutal images of a woman cowering as a man beats her and of a terrified girl in chains sprayed on the walls of Kenya's Mathare slum bring a hidden crime into view - human trafficking.
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The Mister Softee jingle is different kind of siren, a siren call — a beckoning faraway tune, getting closer by the second, telling us that a white boat on wheels will soon hove into view, bringing refreshing delights supreme.
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As the moon inserted itself between the sun and Earth for six minutes and 51 seconds on May 29, 1919, Eddington and his colleagues photographed the stars that came into view as brilliant day turned to sudden night.
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The video shows a woman walking with a bike in a crosswalk at night into the test SUV's path, coming into view of the vehicle's headlights just seconds before the collision, which is not shown in the video.
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For a long time I was experimenting with repurposing individual cards — had a whole show of those a few years back — but about a year ago, this current project just swam into view and took over my life.
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The form of the book, however, isn't documentary, but, rather, fragmentary, the way memory is, moments rising up, seemingly unbidden, and then sinking, only to rise into view again, to be looked at from another perspective, in time.
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It is from this hole that the diabolical Richard first scrambles into view, eyes gleaming and smile atilt, to carry out his duties as Death's dispatcher in chief in this poetically exact interpretation of "Richard III" by Garry Hynes.
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The initiative is a sudden, public escalation of the simmering feud between the players and the federation that broke into view earlier this year when the federation sued the union representing the team to enforce its collective bargaining agreement.
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By the time father and son are driving home, motoring past miles of abject Detroit streets as Rick Sr. plots their future, a plaintive world — of dreams, broken promises and the two-bit con — has promisingly come into view.
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The first-person perspectives in all these novels for grown-ups get at what is essential and true about childhood, and also provide young readers with startling glimpses of the adult world just as it is coming into view.
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The effects of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's restrictions on movement, affecting some 1.3 billion people in India, are coming into view, as the country's most vulnerable populations struggle to eat or to find shelter, and get punished for it.
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Their allegations came into view this year as Mr. Fairfax was poised to ascend to the governorship of Virginia, after the current governor, Ralph Northam, faced a maelstrom after a photograph that appeared to show him in blackface surfaced.
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Mike Holbrook, 58, a retired military contractor, often meets up with like-minded visitors who gather at a popular spot overlooking the canyon with cameras or folding chairs to gawk in wonder when the jets suddenly pop into view.
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Mike Holbrook, 58, a retired military contractor, often meets up with like-minded visitors who gather at a popular spot overlooking the canyon with cameras or folding chairs to gawk in wonder when the jets suddenly pop into view.
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That's when Mr. Scharf became the latest person in charge of fixing the mess that is Wells Fargo, which has made little progress righting itself in the nearly four years since a series of scandals began bursting into view.
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Bayern, this Bayern, was creaking, though it was not always possible to hear, not with the pop of champagne corks as another title was sealed, or the roar of the crowd as another Champions League semifinal sailed into view.
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At the head end of 2131, swaddled in a cushioned chair stitched with the Amtrak insignia, the 21188-year-old engineer, Brandon Bostian, watched the apartment houses of North Philadelphia bleed into view, his boots resting on the corrugated metal floor.
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Uber's "flying car" project Elevate came whizzing back into view today with a number of key announcements about where it will first appear, who will be working on it, and how this futuristic service will look when it ultimately takes off.
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The EDRS will considerably improve transmission of large amounts of data, such as pictures and radar images, from satellites in orbit to Earth as they will no longer have to wait for a ground station on Earth to come into view.
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Last weekend, bitter feelings from Mr. Sanders's supporters spilled into view at Nevada's state convention, which descended into chaos, prompted death threats against Nevada's Democratic chairwoman and raised the prospect of discord at the national convention in July in Philadelphia.
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"The MMC1 chip (which appeared in many NES titles, like Metroid and Kid Icarus) permitted a technique called 'bank-switching' which would allow the console to 'see' more memory by shifting hunks of memory, or 'banks', into view," Altice said.
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Gleaming with avian beauty, they appear in vivid colors as multistory murals on the sides of apartment buildings, as epiphanies in alleyways and as scattered nocturnal flocks that burst into view when shopkeepers roll down security gates where they are painted.
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There is still plenty of resistance to come from oil and gas, plenty of political and legal battles, but momentum in policy and technology have brought the end of oil, or at least the end of big oil, into view.
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The disagreements spilled into view on Tuesday as Larry Kudlow, the director of the National Economic Council, accused Peter Navarro, a top trade adviser, of doing the president "a great disservice" by making hawkish comments about trade talks with China.
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It will be performed, along with other early dances and a new one, "Into View," as part of "Lucinda Childs: A Portrait (1963-2016)," a two-week retrospective by the Lucinda Childs Dance Company at the Joyce (Nov. 29-Dec. 11).
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In a sly preview to things and tall creatures to come, Louise keeps looking up — at a blaring television, at shrieking military jets — turning Ms. Adams's pale face into a screen for the movie that's just starting to come into view.
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Sandy and flat where its sibling islands are steep and rugged, Anegada — the most northeastern island in the B.V.I., and the only coral island in the volcanic chain — resolved into view like an overgrown sandbar during the one-hour crossing.
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"Oh my goodness," Mr. Reed said in a gravelly voice as he drove his Dodge Dart onto the pitch-dark Capitol grounds, the monument slowly looming into view as it was picked up by his headlights at 4:47 a.m.
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When Marianne is painting, there's none of the usual illusion of seeing the completed work slide into view: Each sequence shows a particular period in the creation of a picture, whether the early brushstrokes or the last, counterintuitive touches of color.
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With investigations of scandal engulfing the Trump presidency, Republicans bitterly divided against each other, and the prospect of an anti-Trump wave election coming into view, the stage is set for a historic victory for Democrats in the 2018 midterm elections.
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It was around the time that Duchamp created "Fountain" that the contours of the 20th century were only properly coming into view, she said, and she thinks that only now is the full scope of the present century becoming clear.
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Subtly, in the far distance, her target appears—but the viewer's eye isn't drawn to until she gets a little closer and it is suddenly framed by a small hole cut into a chain link fence, the red door comes into view.
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Legend's marriage to Chrissy Teigen has helped introduce him to a wider audience (their family exploits are now covered enthusiastically by People magazine and other tabloids); and as his visibility as a public figure has grown, some interesting contradictions have come into view.
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The potential of those who have known no ruler but Mr Putin came into view in March last year, when thousands of young people across the country answered the call of the opposition leader, Alexei Navalny, to protest against high-level corruption.
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In the eight years since it came out, I find myself reading the game less as a warning of what could happen than a metaphor for what was already happening in the 2000s, and whose full ramifications are only now coming into view.
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But when you bring the entire iceberg into view, you see a version of Trump that is much more reflective of Trump's entire business career — a scam artist who profits off the misplaced trust of his fans just as much as anything else.
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And while I'd already hit high school, I'd never seen Jamaica, so I flinched at the shouts once the airport came into view, and then again at all the clapping once we finally hit the tarmac, and I thought, So the hell what.
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Spectators gathered across from the glass-enclosed structure hoping to catch sight and snap pictures of the president, who periodically co-operated by coming into view to wave or give a thumbs-up, while wearing a red "Make America Great Again" cap.
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After a few quarters of tepid results, investors grew impatient and a classic clash of corporate governance came spilling into view — how would a company like Etsy balance the short-term demands of its shareholders with its high-minded long-term mission?
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It is Louise, not the military men, who dares to doff her headgear inside the spacecraft and to inhale the risky air; it is she who draws near to the broad and shining screen within whose frame the creatures loom into view.
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They were the most visible signs of the toll taken by the huge truck bombing in the capital the day before, but another casualty of the violence may yet come into view: a new attempt to move toward peace negotiations with the Taliban.
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Slowly but surely, all her obsessions were coming back into view — the dirty international energy industry, the scummy Manafort, the American president accused of lobbying a foreign power to influence the outcome of the 211 election, the Russia connection, the specter of impeachment.
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To date most such mergers are among small and medium-size firms, but the combination in 2016 of the prestigious Arnold & Porter law firm, based in Washington, with the New York firm Kaye Scholer brought the prospect of consolidations more firmly into view.
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A few weeks ago, the idea that a global agreement on all 12 spending bills would be in the cards would have seemed (somewhat) asinine, but as is often the case, when the deadline comes into view, all sorts of things become doable.
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Throughout the book, grace and belief sometimes slip into view, but the images — a tower, a fawn, crows, and woods — belong in the kind of unsettling fairy tales considered too dark for modern children but just right for readers who like wild spaces.
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Getting startedScreenshot: GoogleFire up Google Photos on your mobile device of choice, tap on an image to bring it fully into view, and you'll see the Lens button down at the bottom—it's an Instagram-esque dot with three-quarters of a square around it.
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"There always is [a bigger vision], and it sort of only comes into view for others as it all solidifies," the executive told CNN, noting the studio reserves the right to tweak its game plan as creators brainstorm and specific efforts resonate strongly with audiences.
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Those secret efforts sprang into view this week, when Reuters exclusively reported that Mexico is considering allowing U.S. air marshals aboard commercial cross-border flights, igniting a debate over what lengths Mexico should go to in order to win favor with its top trade partner.
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Explorer We had just crossed the causeway leading from the Jaffna Peninsula to the Vanni, the northern Sri Lankan mainland, when the colossus came into view: a pair of bronze hands, mounted on a plinth, raising aloft a model of this teardrop-shaped island nation.
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The past year has brought a wealth of other new species into view, too, from a cave-dwelling spider with red fangs in Mexico to a ghostly octopod nicknamed "Casper" on the ocean floor that, alas, may be under threat from deep-sea mining.
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Washington's best work, as on "Scandal," happens in the oddly expressive space between her nostrils and her upper lip—some item of frustration or bad news arrives, and a ripple of pain makes the skin there scrunch, pushing her teeth, bare and vulnerable, into view.
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So, too, has global conflict burst into view for a Chinese intelligence official, who was recently arrested in Belgium and brought to the United States to face economic espionage charges — a dramatic escalation of the Trump administration's effort to crack down on Chinese spying.
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CreditCreditStephen Hiltner/The New York Times By the time the tiny hut came into view, nestled high in a corrie in Scotland's 22000,22010-square-mile Cairngorms National Park, I'd trekked for nearly nine miles, three of which, regrettably, I'd had to navigate after nightfall.
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This lack of nuance can be blamed on Mendes, who throughout seems far more interested in the movie's machinery than in the human costs of war or the attendant subjects — sacrifice, patriotism and so on — that puff into view like little wisps of engine steam.
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But there is also a defiance that exists outside all that at work, a confused and searching leviathan of solidarity that heaves massively into view at the street protests that have marked the last two weeks before slipping back under the city's usual churning surface.
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It's the circle of life...The Jakobsens had been investigating a steep deep-sea wall on the south side of São Jorge Island in their Lula1000 submarine when the female anglerfish and her parasitic mate came into view, which they observed at a depth of 2,600 feet.
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If some have balked at the tariffs and frayed alliances, and found new appreciations for various unlikely figures from the past, no one has rushed in to hold up Bill Clinton's example, for all the obvious #MeToo reasons and one that's only now coming into view.
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Once your space from eyes to mouth come into view that would be the matching range — it can work at fairly extreme angles — if it's down low because your phone is in your lap it can unlock it as long as it can see those features.
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Sights I'd never glimpsed before crowd into view: the strange crenelations at the top of a wall behind Guy's Hospital, the branches of a bowed lime tree in St. Paul's churchyard, an elegant hand holding a cigarette out of a top-floor window in Arlington Square.
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Thomas Jefferson, the author of The Declaration Of Independence, and a guy in the room for those first bunch of amendments, assumed and hoped future generations would change and modify the Amendments and even the Constitution as newer and better thoughts and technology crept into view.
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But for all of their scope and masterful aesthetic execution (particularly in the case of the horribly named "Loot Train Battle"), these scenes all lacked the punch of "Hardhome," when Jon first confronts the Night King and the show's stakes at long last come into view.
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Every time Bolshunov came into view, Niskanen seemed to up the tempo even more to restore his advantage, but with 15km to go Bolshunov started to close in on the Finn and by the time they entered the stadium again the lead had been wiped out.
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When NBC's research division took a crack at estimating the ratings of several popular streaming originals in January — estimates Netflix's chief content officer Ted Sarandos dismissed as "really remarkably inaccurate" — Vox's Todd VanDerWerff offered up three good reasons the real ratings were bound to come into view.
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"I am a passionate believer in a simple flat tax, a simple flat tax that's fair and uniform for everyone," he told CNN's Dana Bash in 2017 as the details of the less revolutionary tax reform package Republicans were able to pass started coming into view.
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So the boys die, but their friend Mansoor survives with injuries to his wrist and arm, which thrusts at least some of the novel's narrative structure into view: It will follow the Khuranas and Mansoor as they slog through the welter of their feelings after the blast.
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A few weeks ago, when the scandal surrounding Rob Porter, the staff secretary, exploded into view, Mr. Trump began working the phones to old friends, telling them that he needed his former advisers back and complaining that he was surrounded by people he did not know.
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The route passes through a churning sprawl of low-land cities, home to some fifty million people, until the Himalayas come into view: a steep wall rising above the plains, the product of a tectonic collision that began millions of years ago and is still under way.
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If you're one of those people, it seems likely that your smartphone doubles as your alarm clock, meaning it's the very first thing you hear every day, rousing you from your sleep before spilling a night's worth of inbound information into view the moment it is silenced.
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The moment when the end comes into view and a final push is most needed, that turns out to also be the moment when governments find other uses for funding, and when communities grow tired of hauling their kids out for yet another round of drops.
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Questions about how law enforcement officials are navigating the inquiry have hung over the Justice Department since a separate investigation came into view in April, when F.B.I. agents raided the office, home and hotel room of Mr. Trump's former longtime lawyer and fixer, Michael D. Cohen.
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Bros who bellow and slap each other's backs when a Pokémon pops into view; pop-punk boyfriend–girlfriend duos giggling about their latest catch; businessmen in billowing dress shirts and backpacks, just like their avatars in Pokémon Go. At night, this isn't so—there are other hunters.
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While Gina at first enjoys the invigoration of her corrected sense, things take a dark turn as her previously tranquil existence is rocked by revelations about her spouse, her surroundings, and her relationships — all of which also come into view as she navigates the strange new world around her.
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But while she at first enjoys the invigoration of her corrected sense, things take a dark turn as her previously tranquil existence is rocked by revelations about her spouse, her surroundings and her relationships — all of which come into view as she navigates the strange new world around her.
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Attacks by Trump on President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE's White House dalliances have been brought back into view as the candidate crisscrosses Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina.
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Baltimore's party-starting, good at giving back MC, TT the Artist bounces back into view today with the first cut from her forthcoming debut album, Queen of the Beat, produced by Miami-based producer Snappy Jit (a man who manipulates influences ranging from juke, soca, calypso, and Miami bass).
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If you're wandering through a village, however, the camera may open tightly bound to Quill's face, so that when the player tilts their head down Quill's path, the full breadth of the village comes into view, highlighting the comings and goings of the society she's a part of.
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The city by the bay turns to bucolic beach town in about 15 minutes along the 1, as the ocean rolls into view on your right and cityscape empties out, and soon, you are in Pacifica, a seaside outpost that feels both remote and right down the street.
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But as the 2019 Women's World Cup came into view, FIFA repeatedly declined to confirm whether V.A.R. would be at that competition as well, turning the issue into another flash point — alongside artificial turf fields and unequal compensation and bonuses — in the broader gender equity debate in soccer.
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The city by the bay turns to bucolic beach town in about 15 minutes along the 13, as the ocean rolls into view on your right and cityscape empties out, and soon, you are in Pacifica, a seaside outpost that feels both remote and right down the street.
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In championing long-unseen tulips, laboriously coaxing them back into existence and then slipping them into bouquets that find their way to smart London events, Nicholson lends a frisson to her industrious country life: With every fierce flame or ragged fringe, the past flickers, brilliantly, briefly, into view.
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And unfortunately, as climate change has been dawning more fully into view over the past several decades, all the cognitive biases that push us toward complacency have been abetted by our storytelling about warming — by journalism defined by caution in describing the scale and speed of the threat.
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But now, as Congress's fall session legislative challenges loom menacingly into view, anti-abortion advocates are bending the ears of sympathetic lawmakers to make sure their cause is not lost in the fray, while abortion rights advocates steel themselves for yet another fight, both with an eye on the 2018 elections.
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Though this isn't always the most positive thing in the world, and reductive retromania is symptomatic of artistic and social malaise, it does mean the artists who are adored but not quite fawned over, can burble away on the back burner, boiling back into view when the mood strikes them.
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In European capitals and among delegations gathered here at a pristine golf resort, anxiety over the future of US leadership has become more palpable than perhaps any other point in Trump's presidency, with the acrimony spilling into view just as the largest industrial nations hope to put forward a united front.
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Nonetheless, all seemed polite, nodding hello and stepping to the side to let others pass, or in the case of one fellow, to take a hit of his Boost Oxygen supplement as he approached 9,500 feet and the spectacular vista as the lake comes into view amid a stunning mountain backdrop.
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The collage work of Wangechi Mutu, described as "both easy and difficult to look at, seductive in their patterning, grotesque in their themes," relies on actual photographic images; Cole's favorite films by Michael Haneke and Krzysztof Kieslowski bring into view images of life so ordinary they could escape our attention.
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Perhaps it's not so much a sudden appreciation for the chameleonic ability to slide up and down the spectrum of races, ages and personae that she's always possessed, but that a more fundamental aspect of her character is just now coming into view: the groundedness behind the fun-house reflections.
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The threat of nuclear war, which for decades had virtually vanished from public discourse, roared back into view during the first year of Donald Trump's presidency, when Trump warned North Korea that it would face "fire and fury" if the country's despot, Kim Jong-un, continued to issue threats against America.
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The real things to celebrate with the publication of "Alice & Oliver" are Bock's superhuman efforts to write a story that must have seemed so large it blocked out all of the light, and all of the books in this talented author's future that are now free to come into view.
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But not content solely to have the actor-comedian Lenny Henry's capacious Ui parallel the rise of Hitler, as was Brecht's intent, the production, which runs through June 17, reaches in the direction of President Trump, complete with a "Make This Country Great Again" banner that drops obligingly into view.
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Also check out: Dear Reader (for word nerds), Patterned (for art lovers) Most mobile game enthusiasts are familiar with Candy Crush and games like it: match adjacent like-colored gems/blocks/whatever scattered across the playing field to make them disappear and bring more gems/blocks/whatever tumbling into view.
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In light of President Trump's selection of Judge Neil M. Gorsuch just as the new president's aggressive and contested use of executive power came into view, Democrats intend to aggressively question whether Judge Gorsuch will hold in check the man who seeks to elevate him to the nation's most influential court.
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At last there was something to do on long train journeys that didn't involve staring into the abyss, drinking piping hot sort-of coffee, or reading Rush Hour Crush over and over again until Milton Keynes hovered into view, a diamond in the dismal rough of the endless English nowhere.
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In "Like 'House Arrest': Flooded Roads and Swamped Bridges Strand Nebraskans," Mitch Smith writes: Record floodwaters have ravaged Nebraska, but as they begin to recede, an alarming reality has come into view: Hundreds of miles of highway remain impassable, bridges have been wiped out and routine drives have become treacherous ordeals.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LONDON — About a third of the way into the British Museum's survey of the latter thirty years of Katsushika Hokusai's life in Hokusai: Beyond the Great Wave the unmistakable sublimity of his " Under the wave off Kanagawa (The Great Wave)" (21842) looms into view.
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But when Tom Skerritt is in that tunnel shitting his pants, as an alien tracker ticks faster and faster—indicating that something is coming closer—it's still hard to be prepared for the exact moment when an alien comes into view for a deadly hug, causing viewers to also shit their pants.
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In 2007, after 11 seasons, 7th Heaven finally ended, but the series came back into view in 2014, when Stephen Collins, the man who played America's beloved moralist Reverend Eric Camden, came under investigation for—and eventually confessed to—three incidents of molestation of young girls in the 70s, 80s, and 90s.
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And now a grim milestone is coming into view: By 2019, a prime measure of the economy's health — gross domestic product per working-age adult — will likely have recovered less in the 12 years since the crisis began than it did during the 12 years since the start of the Great Depression.
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Walking up the stairs into the dark, vast gallery space, the first work that comes into view, "Idea for a Mechanical Eye" (1988–90), is a life-size, disembodied eyeball, complete with eyelids and held in place by a brass stand — making it look like a prop from a silent-era horror film.
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Each student scopes out sites at which to meet with the asset from the embassy party, then devises ninety-minute paths to the locations, through congested areas and isolated roads, with regular stops at gas stations and shops, in order to obscure the real objective, which is to draw a surveillance team into view.
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One of the first things visitors saw when they walked through the gates was a giant electric guitar—rising 3.53 feet over the park's central lagoon, the statue loomed into view as park-goers strolled past the bell towers of the entry plaza, modeled after the buildings in the cover art of Hotel California.
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When Coriolanus is driven into exile and, bent on revenge, teams up with his former sworn foe, Tullus Aufidius—played convincingly by Louis Cancelmi—a downbeat message bubbles up into view: Come war or peace, feast or hunger, slow decline or eco-disaster, there will always be politicians, and they will mostly be wolves. ♦
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Still, when Mr. Laskey wafts into view near the start of "As You Like It," his easeful gait as Rosalind recalls the celebrated Olivia on this same stage that the Globe's first artistic director, Mark Rylance, ended up taking in triumph to Broadway in 2013 (and for which he won a Tony the following year).
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The friction came into view this week after Representative Steve Stivers of Ohio, the National Republican Congressional Committee chairman, told The New York Times that he had lobbied the White House to appoint some House Democrats from Republican-leaning districts to the cabinet or ambassadorial posts, in hopes that the party could flip the seats.
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As it came into view, an even bigger structure surrounded it, a massive semicircle stage, a smaller one within that, a long walkway from the grass to the stage covered in red carpet, and in the center, slicing through the front of the stage, the 115-foot tall cross, as if to say: still here.
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The frost on the bushes lay pretty Like tinsel over a Christmas tree When a limo as black as a hearse Crept into view, stopping at each Mailbox as if in search of a name, And not finding it sped away, Its tires squealing like a piglet Lifted into the air by a butcher.
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As the possibility comes into view that Democrats might win the presidency and perhaps also the Senate by a slim margin in 2020, progressive presidential candidates are already divided on the role of the Senate filibuster, which will likely present a formidable obstacle to ambitious policy ideas on health care, climate change, and child care.
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Though only four hours in, The Return is already my favorite new series of the year, full of exquisite terrors, concussion-quick humor, and lovingly reintroduced old faces (surely I'm not the only fan who gets near-weepy whenever a Peaks pal like Bobby or the Log Lady wanders back into view after all these years).
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Read more: 5 ways to thrive: The rest of 2019 is set to be rockier than the first half, and Wells Fargo says these strategies will help investors withstand the turmoil aheadThe shift Normand is predicting could come into view this week, as it's the beginning of an earnings period where S&P 500 profits are expected to decline.
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Others, like FabIndia, an Indian home and lifestyle brand, are testing augmented reality, often described as "virtual reality lite," because rather than wearing special goggles, you hold your phone or tablet as if you were about to take a picture of your room and then dynamically bring into view objects such as sofas, tables and chairs from retail catalogs.
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The twists keep squirming into view: just as you're dealing with the fact that the triplets were separated as infants and assigned by a decorous Jewish adoption agency to three families, each of which knew nothing of the others, you bump into the creepy scientific project behind the entire plan—"like Nazi shit," in Bobby's crisp appraisal.
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He is not, as some of his most strident critics have implied, indifferent to doctrine; it is more that his emphases, and his cryptic silences, have helped coax into view an ideal long cherished by liberal—and, often, lapsed—Catholics: a Church whose appeal lies in its engagement with, and not its retreat from, the wider world.
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The issue is complicated, to be sure, though it is hard not to wonder if the vitriol over the subject — which has shown few signs of diminishing — might have been tempered if it had not burst into view with the sudden announcement that U.S. Soccer was suing the popular team only months after it won the Women's World Cup.
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It bursts into view in snapshots: the image of a drowned toddler, face down on a Turkish beach as his family fled a war that has killed at least half a million people; the black flags of the Islamic State fluttering, and all the barbarity and fear that accompanied them; the Kurdish girls with guns opposing the jihadists.
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That there could be some supernatural explanation for all this only gradually comes into view, with the arrival in a later episode of Holly Gibney (Cynthia Erivo), an unorthodox investigator who is open to all manner of possibilities, including the eerie parallels between the case at hand and other ostensibly unrelated ones in far-flung locales.
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That fight burst into view again this week with the disclosure in a new book by Donna Brazile, a longtime party official and strategist, that in 2015 Hillary Clinton's campaign signed an agreement with the Democratic National Committee that gave it a measure of control over the party's finances and tactics, a conspicuous advantage over her principal challenger, Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont.
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When a war is fought over the proper balance between capital and labor, as it was in Spain, a painful paradox comes into view: the forces of wealth are capable of buying relative safety for those they send into battle, and a government rich in little but people's love may have no choice except to ask people to die in greater numbers.
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Once, we both took part in a fund-raiser at the Four Seasons in Austin, and the writer Kinky Friedman—who is also the lead singer of Kinky Friedman and the Texas Jewboys—seized the opportunity to tell a story about going to the beach with a family friend, who wore a swimsuit that was so tight it squeezed one of his balls into view.
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The latter involves a slow fraying-at-the-seams of Elliot's visual and aural consciousness: After six days without sleep, pixelated glitches appear around the edges of objects, his friend Leon starts talking backward, lines of code flash into view, the drum of a clothes dryer spins endlessly in his enormous eyes even when he's far from the laundry room, a ballplayer dunks on infinite repeat.
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Widen the lens more broadly over Iraq, and a panorama of suffering that most Iraqis attribute to bad decisions by the United States and Britain comes into view: more than three million people displaced from their homes because of fighting with the Islamic State; cities in rubble; a barely functional government facing a severe financial crisis; Iranian-controlled militias that seem more powerful than the Iraqi Army.
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Scenes from Laurence Olivier's screen adaptation of the play flicker into view now and then, enriching both the psychological and the visual texture of "Wormwood" (and providing, along with the Book of Revelation, a source for its title.) This is, like "Hamlet," a tragedy at once public and intimate, an examination of how the impersonal violence of the state can damage and distort individual lives.
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What we're dealing with here, with these old timers, the lads and lasses who were chomping on Pink Panthers like they were Polo mints back when raves were free and fun and the 1994 Criminal Justice and Public Order Act was yet to be signed, are people who lived through the storied glory days, but swore off the hard stuff as soon as child rearing reared into view.
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I paid no heed to the concierge when she implored my husband, Michael, and me to take the sleek black tour bus across the street and steer clear of the No. 28 tram, a trolley that goes through the center of the city, passes a clutch of monuments, curves around, so that the shoreline comes into view periodically and majestically, and then stops on a hill with a vista.
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Meanwhile, Shannen Doherty—on "Beverly Hills, 90210," she transformed the Midwestern-ingénue role of Brenda Walsh into a morally ambiguous spitfire by applying bitch face to every line—drifts into view as a globe-trotting do-gooder who is nearly impossible to sign to the show, maybe because, like her offscreen version, she is unwilling to be cast as the villain that she was portrayed as during her tabloid days.
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Tasked across three and a half hours with playing rulers and lovers, not to mention showing outsize emotions — from rabid lust to poleaxing grief — the pair career from the intimate to the epic and back, helped by a multilevel set from Hildegard Bechtler: One minute, we're in an Egypt resembling an elaborate boudoir, the next we're plunged into battle as a submarine belonging to the Roman warrior Pompey spirals into view.
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Elsewhere, the elusive and perpetually absent beloved Albertine sometimes comes into view looking like Bernardo Luini's "Portrait of Lady "(1520/1525); Albertine covets dresses that remind the narrator of gowns in female portraits by Titian and Carpaccio; Gilbrete's hair reminds Proust of long-stemmed flowers drawn by Leonardo da Vinci; and as World War I descends, Parisian women who have taken to wearing hair accessories made from munition fragments look like noblewomen in Pisanello portraits.
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When it's not Facebook admitting it allowed data on as many as 87 million users to be sucked out by a developer on its platform who sold it to a political consultancy working for the Trump campaign, or dating app Grindr 'fessing up to sharing its users' HIV status with third party A/B testers, some other ugly facet of the tech industry's love affair with tracking everything its users do slides into view.
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And by the end of this past week, it seemed to be all systems go for SoftBank, which took its finger off the pause button and struck two big deals: plugging $375 million into the robotic food-prep company Zume (with reported plans to invest another $375 million into the company at a later date), and announcing on Friday that it has sunk $1.1 billion into View, a maker of glass used in internet-connected windowpanes.
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She walks casually to the hallway door, stands off to the side of it, on the hearthstones, and soft-tosses it open and moves in a swift arc across the doorway, three steps back and then sidestepping so that the hallway comes into view by degrees, and she takes each of three plywood and sheet-metal targets as they appear around the jamb, tight double taps into the nasal cavity, then she steps through the door and quickly out of the fatal funnel.
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Another pertinent example of Zuckerberg simply not telling the truth when he wrongly claims Facebook users can control their information vis-a-vis his ad business — an example which also happens to underline how pernicious his attempts to use "security" to justify eroding privacy really are — bubbled into view last fall, when Facebook finally confessed that mobile phone numbers users had provided for the specific purpose of enabling two-factor authentication (2FA) to increase the security of their accounts were also used by Facebook for ad targeting.
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