And that process needs to be repeated dozens of times around the world, because regulations vary from locale to locale.
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Still, Airbus had loftier goals than the locale might suggest.
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Buffett has always had an eye for a great locale.
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The answer to the clue "Lincoln's locale," however, is NEBRASKA.
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In each locale, groups of sisters and millennials meet regularly.
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The Wetlands Park is not the only locale in play.
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The subsequent investigation has also been complicated by the locale.
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Faculty match students with a Studio Advisor convenient to their locale.
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And, no surprise, it's a locale as beautiful as they are.
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A locale that is definitely familiar to American Horror Story fans.
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I suppose, somewhere near the locale where that person was captured.
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Her latest departs from both that locale and the quotidian world.
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Chipotle's parent company has launched its own pizza brand, Pizzeria Locale.
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A box of cookies costs around $4, depending on the locale.
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It's an unusual locale for one of the world's largest companies.
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"Antifa maintains a stranglehold on the Pacific Northwest locale," they said.
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Improved upon Gchat's original progress as preferred locale for workplace gossip.
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Protesters can find them by locale or zip code on resistancerecess.com.
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Once you know the locale, you can start planning your trip.
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It's never been limited to some distant locale or time period.
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The locale symbolizes the possibility, if only that, of divisions erased.
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Copper and tin ores are rarely found in the same locale.
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Its perception as a seedy locale is just one of several hurdles.
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The tropical locale isn't just for spring break spot for the family.
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To be fair, Cleveland is hardly the only locale with segregated schools.
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She places the story in an unspecified Asian locale during modern times.
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Despite its distant locale, Sundance has impressive sway in the film industry.
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Their jobs kept them in different orbits, sharing nothing but a locale.
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We're launching Locale, which is gonna be a health-focused casual concept.
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Source: SmartAsset Coming in at No. 6 is another Arizona locale: Gilbert.
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Pools can be anywhere, and are especially necessary in a landlocked locale.
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The locale makes both drilling and transporting oil to shore especially costly.
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Then again, your locale might not be so crowded with competing signals.
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Performers are chosen based on how well they complement the hotel's locale.
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Iceland isn't the friendliest locale for a road trip, especially on a motorcycle.
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However, it's tough to make a whole series based on a single locale.
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Today, this anecdote continues to add to the folklore around the legendary locale.
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All jokes aside, Cox appeared nostalgic as she visited the Greenwich Village locale.
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Have you noticed a difference in the way people dress in each locale?
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A deep feeling of loss pervades the figure, floating in an undefined locale.
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That said, we're a far cry from the popular locale the legend describes.
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Both the time and the locale are good departures from standard dates too.
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Almost every object or locale in Bronze sparks a miniature flashback or digression.
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These days, the percentage of income a pension replaces depends on your locale.
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It may have details about the locale that the movie doesn't touch on.
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He has insisted on the locale even when it has been uncomfortably cold.
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If the city exists, its locale remains one of the world's unsolved mysteries.
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Those tweets had not mentioned the locale for that second round of talks.
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Perris has been the locale of various film shoots and other media features.
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For Ms. Samuel, 25, the job was appealing, but so was the locale.
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There were as many protestors as soldiers, maybe more, despite the barren locale.
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Miranda, whose father is from Puerto Rico, grew up visiting the locale every summer.
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Each locale had its idiosyncrasies, and traveling musicians had to adjust on the fly.
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But what locale is best for your uterus and reproductive health as a whole?
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The 'Destination Wedding' spot shows the pair attempting to book an exciting wedding locale.
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Though disparate in subject matter and locale, the photos are unified in intangible ways.
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We also see the Three-Eyed-Raven and Bran chilling in a sunny locale.
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"I like exotic, not necessarily beachy," hinted Q when asked about the dream locale.
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Palm trees and the Vegas skyline ground this carnage in a quintessentially American locale.
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The name follows the previous nomenclature and is named after yet another scenic locale.
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The locale is also significant to her political rival, Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.
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Mr. Martin said that the locale was in line with Panel Syndicate's international reach.
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The latest locale where a company is betting it can sustain a fiber presence?
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In another locale, or with different bigots, I could have been in serious trouble.
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Ms. Kumar harnesses these nostalgic Indian dishes and reimagines them to fit her locale.
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And it was the sort of event impossible to duplicate in any other locale.
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In historic downtown Montevideo, Alma offers a pedestrian-friendly locale for exploring the old port.
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Vergara has documented their relaxing getaway on social media, sharing photos of the sunny locale.
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The seventh season of Game of Thrones opens in its most infamous locale: The Twins.
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They've also got ShopHouse Southeast Asian Kitchen, known as the "Asian Chipotle," and Pizzeria Locale.
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If the pomegranate juice helps you feel like you're in some tropical locale, even better.
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They hoped, they told the Times, of relaunching the club in a new downtown locale.
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In terms of weather, there were two things that defined the locale: wind and sun.
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Walking around the site you could easily forget you weren't in Europe, Saharan locale aside.
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The pitch-off will consist of 21990-second presentations from 22008 startups in each locale.
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But if there was ever a locale worth stepping out in, Paris is the place.
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And so it is relatively easy to take all classes in English regardless of locale.
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How appropriate because this locale had drawn a fair amount of attention in my life.
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Also, I traveled with the president to Hawaii every year, which is a fantastic locale.
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The exact definition of "essential" varies by locale, but "nonessential" applies to most recreational businesses.
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In part the efforts are motivated by Australia's remote locale relative to other major airports.
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Don't put the kibosh on your dreams of a beachside retirement in an exotic locale.
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In the article, Waitt pointed to the folksy style and the inexpensive locale, of course.
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But the clue is actually talking about a specific locale, in this case a VALE.
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This week, the hunt for Mr. Trump's tax returns moved to an unexpected locale: Albany.
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But one of her her biggest skin savers, no matter where her locale, is sheet masks.
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Arcadia is an arid locale, especially in the summer, so treating the surface can be tricky.
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I was thinking about Slab City, Let's see how the KENZO brand works into this locale.
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Chipotle also operates another chain called Pizzeria Locale, which was affected by the hack as well.
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It can also be obtained independently for per-use costs that vary by provider and locale.
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So why splurge the $400-$1K it takes (depending on your locale) to get it done?
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Contrary to popular belief, Denver would not be the first North American locale to decriminalize mushrooms.
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As you're scouting your dream retirement locale abroad, don't forget to ask about those senior discounts.
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And the details of this nuptial affair were just as rustic and beautiful as the locale.
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Wing notes on its Medium page: Vuosaari is an inspiring locale for Wing in several ways.
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There are shops in Santa Monica and Studio City, but we're partial to the Melrose locale.
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The planned protest activities are broad in scope, and the size of each varies by locale.
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Take SZA or Tink or Res; throughout era, genre and locale, the script is the same.
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Wedding prices can vary widely by locale, with big cities generating phenomenal tabs in some cases.
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When selecting a lodging locale, spectators should consider the cluster they plan to patronize the most.
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"Where there's smoke, there's fire," Mass tells me of the best ways to find haunted locale.
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So it's not surprising to see retirees move, at least part time, to a dream locale.
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He still prefers to do that when he takes on a project in a new locale.
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Both the bar and modern Chinese restaurant, Yellow Pot, take their cues from the hotel's locale.
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Working abroad can provide you with the opportunity to truly immerse yourself in a different locale.
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The actress appears to currently be handling post-election stress by vacationing in an unspecified tropical locale.
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The star of the FX series "Atlanta" praised the show's locale at the recent Golden Globe Awards.
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You can imagine the sort of stuff you can grab when embedded in a more inspiring locale.
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If Daenerys Targaryen's (Emilia Clarke) familial haunt was a shrug of a locale, this wouldn't matter much.
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Many capitalize on the locale, such as a tour to discover the hidden stairways in San Francisco.
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Each time he gets a call from a hungry customer in a strange locale, he comes through.
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If you live in a cold urban locale, by mid-April, there's nothing beautiful about the snow.
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From that locale, the retailer can deliver to 2200 percent of its customers within two business days.
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The Maiden's Tower is a picture-perfect locale for an afternoon rakı, Turkey's anise-flavored national drink.
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Now it's a luxurious locale that draws A-listers for it's laid back yet high-fashion vibe.
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Also, bands may be counted more than once due to being active in more than one locale.
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"Hey Lloyd," he'll hear a stranger call out in some improbable locale, like the streets of Edinburgh.
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Echo Park is a fairly unique locale in Los Angeles in that you can walk most places.
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The distinctive facade, spacious interior and outdoor garden have made it a sought-after locale for filmmakers.
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Travelling strippers go to strip clubs around the world for work rather than stripping at one locale.
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Soozandeh's film begins in a familiar but evocative locale: the back of a car roaming the capital.
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The linens were adequate, with blankets rather than comforters, which makes sense in a warm-weather locale.
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What I found was not the romanticized locale once lauded as one of America's most beautiful places.
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For one thing, she's left by Don, her husband, at a distinctly unoperatic locale: a highway turnoff.
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Weiner's vivid descriptions of modern-day life in each locale make the spots feel like must-visit destinations.
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All of a sudden, the scene changes, and the grimy gym is replaced by a sunny, grassy locale.
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For one thing, the locale feels more modern, and less like a traditional swords-and-sorcery fantasy realm.
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It was the second time in two months that law enforcement descended on a prominent Opa-Locka locale.
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For private-equity firms, Tibet has become a popular locale for registering funds, also thanks to tax discounts.
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The USGS defines them as simply a bunch of small earthquakes clustered around the same locale and time.
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Even the title — Los Alamos — referring to the locale where the atomic bomb was invented is hardly innocuous.
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Bay Area tech workers plan to flee San Francisco for the more affordable locale of ... New York City.
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For decades, astronomers suspected that Smith Cloud hailed from a faraway locale beyond the edge of our galaxy.
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This time, though, they chose a chillier locale for their travels — and for giving us all the #familyvacationgoals.
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London would remain an attractive locale for restructuring European companies, even if it were outside the European Union.
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Je travaille dans l'administration locale, je suis adjointe au représentant de mon quartier et je porte le voile.
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"We joke that we're all going to end up like Beam robots," said Mr. Andrade, of Vino Locale.
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It wasn't an intervening event or an issue that played importantly in one locale but not the other.
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She visits both professionals and home cooks in each locale, so we'll be entertained visually as we're learning.
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We're all citizens of the internet these days, a virtual reality locale that is becoming ever more real.
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Like lockdowns, each locale instituting a stay-at-home or shelter-in-place order can dictate specific restrictions.
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It is located in Beverly Hills — a swanky locale that is home to many celebrities and expensive estates.
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About the size of Long Island and flat as a soccer field, it is the country's sunniest locale.
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I had gone with the slightly edgier [Bridgegate locale] for 19D and with [Death of a telethon host?
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That's what Jamaica can provide, a very beautiful locale that will give any thriller or romance an edge.
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In its three issues, Ms. Green focuses on winemakers in a specific locale, beginning with California, then Mexico.
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His obsession fits the locale: For all of Mount Rushmore's patriotic themes, tourism is its reason for being.
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From there, he transports them to another drop-off locale central to the final destinations of his deliveries.
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The underdeveloped state was an ideal locale to demonstrate the Socialist Venezuelan government's commitment to empower the poor.
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In fact those serial threats across 30 years in the business drove his search for his next "indie" locale.
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Getting people to make this connection when it takes place in such far away locale is no easy feat.
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It follows crew members who work and live on a mega-yacht in an exotic locale during charter season.
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A vigil has already begun at the Bourse, a locale popular with tourists in the very core of Brussels.
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As Bethesda explained, the game's locale will be dotted with nuclear sites that players can raid for launch codes.
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Here's what we want to know: Is the home a Pokémon gym — or at least a Pokémon-littered locale?
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It's hard to find a more authentic urban locale to experience agrarian culture than the land of line dancing.
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GoPro would have been hard-pressed to find a more scenic locale with which to launch its latest offers.
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"Winning an election is all about committing to a space, committing to a locale, and actually organizing," Reed says.
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The city remains a top locale for starting a business and scores highly for its business friendly local government.
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In addition to delicious restaurants and European charm, this super walkable locale also plays host to world-class entertainment.
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Initially, he was skeptical that irrigation wells could be responsible for adverse impacts in such a water-rich locale.
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Another Italian locale where Armani spends much of his time is, of course, the country's fashion capital of Milan.
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A locale that offers a wealth of cultural attractions, good schools, a robust job market and a heady economy.
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The Cambridge Novelists: Allegra Goodman, Gish Jen, Claire Messud, their names allied only by locale, their fiction strikingly individuated.
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In each locale, she embarks on four weeks of focused outreach to connect with local artists and introduce VAWAA.
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Hilton Los Cabos Beach & Golf ResortIf you're looking for a beautiful locale south of the border, this is it.
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It's up to you to decide which exotic locale or classic movie scene to use as your background image.
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Years ago, the Pentagon identified the Philippines as a remote locale where the Islamic State could expand and flourish.
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They also largely subscribe to the fiction that one can identify a specific geographic locale where income is produced.
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Another question that came to mind was, what roles do geography and locale play in the formation of one's identity?
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The first has you exploring a picturesque ocean locale, the other is the home of a strange creature named Fuzzball.
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Eight Dodgers relievers later, Houston completed a stunning rally that not only shifted the series locale, but also series momentum.
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Neither result was surprising, even if Litsky was mildly astounded at the locale for an interview with two Raiders stars.
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Delish reports that the couple chose the down-home locale because it's where they had their first date in 2015.
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Rick said he knew that other competitors like Mod Pizza and Chipotle-owned Pizzeria Locale would be quick to emerge.
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Prices can vary widely by locale and the number of kids you're asking the sitter to keep an eye on.
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Citing a prior friendship with studio owner Jordan Koop, the seemingly unlikely locale choice has to do with his roots.
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Tourists still flock to the locale, where you can still see the same security into which a wounded Lennon staggered.
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Step one: Plop the twins in some exotic locale, like Paris (Passport to Paris) or Australia (Our Lips Are Sealed).
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More than any other locale in south Florida, the Everglades Agricultural Area must equitably share the burden of this morass.
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If your U.S. state of residency is a high-income tax locale, prepare for a fight on the way out.
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Michael Douglas ages grudgingly in "The Kominsky Method," while "Narcos: Mexico" moves the drug-war drama to an new locale.
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As you can see by the floating mountain, the locale of this cliff house is more Pandora than Pacific Coast.
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Another cushy locale belonged to Clay Buchholz, who has been an All-Star twice in his 10 seasons with Boston.
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Another locale far from the madding spring break crowd, London begins to awaken from its long winter's nap in springtime.
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As Isaacson follows Leonardo from one locale and occupation to another, his energy never fails and his curiosity never dims.
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Linda McInerney, 2140, was waiting tables full-time last week at P.J. Clarke's storied Manhattan locale off 220th and Third.
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Obviously, one can go to a free Wi-Fi locale to see some content, but there are the security issues.
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Taking first place as the ideal locale for retirees, Costa Rica scored top marks in health care and healthy lifestyle.
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He stops to right wrongs wherever he finds them, then moves on to whatever locale Mr. Child dreams up next.
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About 256 million Americans already live in the zone, but many more can easily commute to an eclipse-friendly locale.
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Fortmann's work has landed the duo in publications like The Los Angeles Times, Variety, and the cover of Locale Magazine.
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They share the theme of travel, since they're often associated with, but not anchored to, a visited or inhabited locale.
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"The dollar amounts of the top 1 percent threshold can vary sharply from one locale to another," the report said.
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Here our eagles are actually the Eagles, the rock band, with a capital E, and their locale is an ARENA.
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Autostrade ha potuto realizzare favori perfettamente legali nei confronti dei politici, quali l'ammodernamento di una tratta di una strada locale.
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Others state categorically that the walls of the locale have been irreparably breached by hip-hop and Roberto Bolaño's prose.
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The Magnolia state took top honors as the locale where retirees could live most comfortably, according to an analysis by GOBankingRates.
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Chipotle already runs two other chains in addition to its flagship Mexican restaurants — the Southeast Asia-inspired ShopHouse and Pizzeria Locale.
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Luckily, makeup brand Lorac is bringing a slice of sunny California your way — no matter your locale — with its latest collection.
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Photo: Corpo di Polizia Locale di Roma CapitaleImagine standing before an iconic piece of Baroque architecture—and starting a giant fight.
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The game has a '90s teenager aesthetic, as if every locale was originally intended as the cover of a Trapper Keeper.
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Regardless of the locale you choose to spend that precious 60 hours in, read on for your ultimate, curated packing guide.
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With a new locale and plenty of new mechanics to shake up the gameplay, you won't want to miss this ride.
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This isn't the first time the Arlington County area has come up as the front-runner for the new Amazon locale.
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Rocky Balboa (2006) We've all lived in a place where we begin adopting the languages, styles and customs of that locale.
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Most states deem physicians to be practicing in the place where the patient resides and accordingly require licensure in that locale.
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Despite the new identity and locale, there was actually a lot of continuity with his previous years was my sense, though.
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Problematic past aside, it makes for a very scenic shooting locale, one that Eddie The Eagle uses to great aesthetic advantage.
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It's also a few hours' drive from San Francisco and Napa Valley – the perfect locale for a wine-tasting day trip.
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The name of a specific Chinese locale, Jianning Fu, on the two ceramics inscriptions permitted a more accurate shipwreck time estimate.
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But when they were approached about taking over the sprawling second floor, locale and concept came together in the creators' minds.
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Rubio's last-minute trek to the Caribbean locale could help him scoop up all of its delegates during Sunday's voting contest.
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The once-white kicks now boast illustrations inspired by the gemstones, local flora, regional cuisines, and varied landscapes of each locale.
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You can hear the grit and locale in their recordings; the artists are keeping their creative direction in their own hands.
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It's a satisfying setup, reminiscent of an Agatha Christie mystery, the entire cast of characters marooned together in an exotic locale.
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The team identified the backpack as belonging to Komins, continued to comb the locale and soon found his body, police said.
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Cabo San Lucas in Mexico is a tropical locale that's long been a tourist draw — and the effects are adding up.
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He flees from one locale to the next in his quest for freedom, never abandoning his desire to be a pilot.
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Its sunny locale aside, New Providence appeals to foreign home buyers for several reasons, said Neil Sroka, a real estate consultant.
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They were the locale for 0.2% of deaths in 2003 and 8.3% in 2017, reflecting more than a 41-fold jump.
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On Friday, when President Trump attended, some activists protested the choice of locale, but most of the players welcomed his presence.
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Their locale is Harlem, New York, and in this Casteel's work feels uncannily linked to the space outside of the museum.
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Leticia no longer sells in these supply centers, but in the locale of Santa Maria Hornos, very near the center of Oaxaca.
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Farmer compliance is encouraged through information via a separate app that is passed onto the growers tailored to their locale and needs.
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There's nothing like a seashell earring here or a pearl anklet there to transport your mindset to a sunnier, more tropical locale.
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But the result should be pretty spectacular as the Caverns are "an acoustically perfect setting," according to a representative for the locale.
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If one thing's for sure, it's that winter weather doesn't stop these two from looking like they're fresh from a sunny locale.
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The two made it official in Monterey, CA, an appropriately beachy locale based on the wedding photos their guests shared on Instagram.
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That cave was located in, of all places, Serbia, the same locale where the original Santa Clarita zombie outbreak began centuries ago.
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Never stop spraying: Obviously, every locale is asking residents to use insect repellant, but Rodriguez explained it isn't just for personal protection.
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The sensationalized gang violence that makes national news, the Obamas' permanent residence, and Chinatown are all different parts of this same locale.
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And while many metropolitan areas all over the world tend to follow major trends, each locale puts its own spin on them.
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But Trump must've rejected that option, so a more neutral locale has been agreed on: the Shannon airport, also in County Clare.
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For destination weddings, where people have already jetted off to a faraway locale, it also makes sense to keep the party going.
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So if you're intrigued by the Kardashian Konnection and in need of some R&R in a tropical locale, check out CheapCaribbean.
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If you live in a quiet locale, it could be as as simple as listening to your dog snore for 300 seconds.
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Because public school segregation tends to coincide with geographical segregation, private schools — unbound to a fixed locale — tend to be more integrated.
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Especially when your largest corporate citizen is searching for the locale for a second headquarters, which might conceivably become a first headquarters.
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Their retail-inspired photoshoot is now going viral on Facebook, as Target fans around the world applaud their creative choice of locale.
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"But the image — with its carefully constructed composition and lack of narrative — has a timeless, universal quality that transcends its particular locale."
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Hemmings's second novel, "The Possibilities," also joined tragedy (a dead son) with comedy (an "infomercialist" mother) in a tourist locale, Breckenridge, Colo.
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People are already talking about it becoming LA's riparian response to New York's Highline, a rehabilitated locale with its own development issues.
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Given the subject, and given, too, the locale, the curators' wall texts in this section are models of gravity and social responsibility.
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Mr. Sher, like Mr. Mayer, has framed his "Rigoletto" around a locale where men can behave badly, and get away with it.
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Join local sporting activities if you can find a pickup game — it's another great way to immerse your kids in the locale.
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It's got a high-torque, mid-drive motor that comes in three different types, depending on your locale: 350W, 500W, and 750W.
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In her lyrical and mournful 1997 play, "Pride's Crossing," Singing Beach makes a cameo as the locale for a proposed moonlit swim.
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Preparedness will look different in every locale, because it depends on the physical environment, the political system, levels of urbanization, and more.
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For example, the service could be introduced one city at a time as maps and other infrastructure are created in each locale.
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They're currently on their honeymoon in a tropical locale, which means they're having a much better week than the rest of us. 2.
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In addition to the Rhode Island scene, headed by the bands Lightning Bolt and Black Dice, he cites Michigan as a key locale.
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If you're not sure if you're covered because you are flying to an extra-exotic locale, Google also wants to help you there.
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Vacation Photos + Your Love = Instagram Magic The only thing better than being in love is being in love while in an exotic locale.
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They give preliminary estimates of the potential amount of water that might cover a locale, subject to the shifting track of the storm.
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Meghan honored the locale by pairing her black Stella McCartney coat (shop a similar style here) with pants by Welsh brand Hiut Denim.
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As the name implies, Iceborne introduces a new arctic region, which developers say will be the largest locale in the game so far.
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The company posted notifications on the Chipotle and Pizzeria Locale websites and issued a news release to make customers aware of the incident.
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In a picture posted Friday to the singer's Twitter account, Wilson took a knee while the couple was vacationing in a tropical locale.
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The new feature will elevate news that's clicked on by users in a tight geographic locale, along with outlets based in that area.
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I'd be more inclined to believe this came from Sweden or a similarly northern locale, but Oubliette are true children of Southern darkness.
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In Daibu Township, a sprawling mountainous locale that encompasses Yema, the killings were the main topic of conversation at the markets, residents said.
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Small business development centers are essentially spaces for businesses to receive advice and support that will help them thrive in their specific locale.
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The tech giant is searching for a locale with at least a million people, a diverse population, and excellent schools, among other qualifications.
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Other pieces will be located at Sugar Land Memorial Park, Oyster Creek Park, and Fire Station 4 in First Colony, another Texas locale.
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In terms of geographic locale, 222 of the artists spend at least part of their time living and working in New York City.
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His latest solo single "Ice" flows with sacrilegious bars about flexing like Jesus Christ himself in the luxe locale of modern day Dubai.
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"Not only is the area overflowing with entertainment and good food, but this low country locale is also gorgeous," said a local expert.
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They could pick a new city with new contestants who vacation to a totally different locale, and Coelan is "100 percent" on board.
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Now, however, they have a more X-rated reputation as the locale of Brown's now-famous sex romp with current Bachelor Peter Weber.
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Everything about this lagoon-side restaurant is a revelation, beginning with its locale, in the remote and relentlessly picturesque town of Marano Lagunare.
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And it serves yet another reminder that the supposed home field of the Chargers has become the N.F.L.'s friendliest locale for guests.
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You buy yourself a lot of wiggle room with a French accent, subtitles, a Parisian locale, the Seine, a few baguettes and Huppert.
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While Bruno departed his hotel to the airport, to evaporate into a new locale, Falk stayed behind to settle affairs and collect debts.
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In May 28, John Cesaro was a freeholder in Morris County, a wealthy suburban locale about 2000 miles west of New York City.
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And for the battle portions we still have to find a preëxisting, slightly tropical Asian-feel locale that looks not exactly bombed-out.
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In Kassel this remains a largely conceptual gesture: in losing the specificity of its locale, the Greek national collection makes little sense there.
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Recently, the area proposed a ban on new restaurants in an attempt to curtail the stream of tourists flocking to this scenic, seaside locale.
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Inspired by the Social Good Summit, +SocialGood helps facilitate meetups based on locale and interest — extending the conversation beyond New York and U.N. Week.
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A recent photo by Curiosity suggests that dust may be encroaching a bit on its locale, the 96-mile-wide (154 kilometers) Gale Crater.
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Princess Sofia, who calls herself a country bumpkin at heart, should certainly feel at home in the locale where she first met her husband.
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The new series makes a point to delve into the history of each locale, and to show how that history has informed the cuisine.
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The movie tracks their budding friendship — and, eventually, a kind of proxy romance — as they attempt to return to civilization from a remote locale.
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Ireland will be able to create "location frames," too, which are those that visually represent a given locale, like a neighborhood, city or landmark.
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If you're thinking of moving from your high-tax locale, chances are your state's income tax auditor won't let you leave without a fight.
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O.J Simpson mini-series becomes available to Netflix viewers globally – unless you're in Canada, the one cold, desolate locale left out of this deal.
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You put in tireless training all offseason long by working your smile and suntan overtime in many an exotic locale and it's paid off.
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That's what makes High Maintenance different from other urban locale series about lost millennials: You really don't know where it's going to wind up.
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Among its animal education work and medical treatment services, the shelter has another program that is slightly more unique to the facility's island locale.
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Big L, Kurtis Blow, Cam'Ron, and Mase and comprise a mere handful of the rap artists representing this storied locale while advancing the genre.
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Moving to a less-expensive locale may make sense, especially for freelancers, telecommuters and independent contractors whose jobs allow them to reside almost anywhere.
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Vietnam is a fitting locale for this year's, as the country is one a major stop for illegal tracking of elephant and rhino horns.
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They would do well to choose a locale demonstrably pro-business, preferably a "right to work" state that promises low taxes and light regulation.
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For Silvia Polleri, the restaurant's manager and visionary, InGalera is a dizzying triumph, if more because of the locale than because of the food.
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The quietude, the unnervous stillness and implicit isolation affords bloodlust-afflicted writers with a naturally forbidding and foreboding locale to put audiences at unease.
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Most biennials take either a regional approach, presenting the best work from one locale, or a global approach, assembling highlights from around the world.
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I checked a 25-mile radius of my current locale and couldn't find a pharmacy, hardware store, or Best Buy that had any left.
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Since then, he's continued to rove the planet, few of his documentaries set in the same locale and many of them spanning multiple countries.
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She's a key element in this three-year venture, which is considered a cult locale not only in Colombia but across the entire continent.
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It's dotted with faint touches of magical realism that befit its South American locale, and many of them are warmhearted surprises: Balloon-ship houses!
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They usually include an idyllic filming locale, getting to play a character who falls in love and more often than not, a happy-ish ending.
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While locale has become less important over the years thanks to increasing speeds of internet service, it is still a crucial factor for many reasons.
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It's time to grab your sleeping bag, friendship bracelet materials and step out of the furnished basement, because slumber parties have a hot new locale.
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The locale may not be as swanky as coast California or Florida, but every January in Arizona, the cars offered for sale can't be beat.
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He claims he was talking to Michael Caine who had just said he going to some locale and Freeman said I wish I were there.
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It's a smart move even if you don't buy a home: auto premiums vary by zip code, so your new locale may offer cheaper rates.
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The feature will let users pay to have their profiles displayed first to other users on the app in the same locale for 30 minutes.
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Jealous. I think the Virginia shower idea is very interesting, but I'm wondering if it really makes the most sense from a friends-locale perspective?
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It's also right next to Trump Tower, however, which is a pretty awkward place for it to be given security at that locale right now.
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But there is another locale, more than 20133,000 miles away, that Republicans hope will tip the scales and determine the future of the United States.
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Each part stands somewhat on its own, focusing on a different person in the family tree, and taking place in its own era and locale.
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When it comes to what locale will offer you the best weather on your big day, it's safe to say you want to go west.
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But there was little else I wanted to bring with me out of Hope County, the fictional Montanan locale where Far Cry 5 is set.
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In fact, Master Of None is leaning so hard into Dev's new locale, at least half, if not more, of the episode is in Italian.
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However, having maintained popularity in New Orleans, New York, and pretty much every tropical locale, they are more than ripe for a comeback everywhere else.
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However, moving up the financial stack a bit, we can see that, in general, opportunism begins to outweigh any particular affinity to a particular locale.
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Warcraft rushes from one locale to another, sometimes so quickly, and with so little purpose, that it just seems to be name-checking game locations.
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There are other locations in Miami Beach, Bal Harbour, and Downtown, but the Gables' locale is still considered the ultimate safe space for Miami's intelligentsia.
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From NYC's modern-sleek new World Trade Center shop to the living wall locale in Miami, these stores run the gamut of style and space.
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Bypass its beckoning entranceway for the adjacent door to Locale Market, a sprawling two-story emporium that makes Zabar's look like a walk-in closet.
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Judging by a wax reconstruction, he would look perfectly at home in Brooklyn or some other locale where eccentric clothing and ironic beards are fashionable.
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Part of the reason for people not being particularly psyched about the idea of cops engaging in seemingly random stops was specific to the locale.
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According to Vanessa, pivoting to making music that had appeal beyond her locale was always the plan while she was under the mentorship of Kartel.
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This helps others in the same locale hear about the great experience their neighbors had, and showcases the businesses that care deeply about their customers.
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The list of cities and towns that listen to the most Halloween music on the holiday itself also includes a famously haunted locale, Salem, Mass.
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The locale was out of the comfort zone of elite racers used to running the marquee races in New York and Boston and the like.
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While the spartan locale will lack the grandeur of the previous two summits, Moon appears to have secured an important propaganda victory of his own.
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So Mr. McDermott and his designer, Tom Pye, have updated the setting to a seedy locale where mystery, disguise and transgressive behavior fit right in.
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"Home is never quite a singular locale," Mr. William said, "which for me I think is a source of agency rather than a traumatic condition."
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The locale this time is the Ozarks; the time periods are the 1980s, 1990s and 2010s; and the crime is a gruesome one involving children.
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We weren't exactly surprised by the National Geographic-worthy sunset, the flickering bonfire or the romantic locale, but the ring — no one could have expected that.
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It is neither accepted by the government as the currency nor is it generally used in locales (and the internet does not qualify as a locale).
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He first traveled to the tropical locale to clear his head from the drama stemming from the show and open up his dating pool a bit.
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Photo: APJuly has been one for extreme heat around the world, but every locale pales in comparison to what's going on at Death Valley in California.
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Sure, Québec City has history and charm in spades, but this Canadian locale is also a happening hotspot, with oodles of amazing events all season long.
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Back in 2005, Chris Janson was scratching out a living playing four-hour shifts on Nashville's Lower Broadway Street, the city's famous locale for honky-tonks.
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He credits the locale for being a crucial point of growth in his early music career and now he's giving back – by opening a strip club.
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Now known as just "Ok" (having lost the -jökull or "glacier" part of its name), the locale is just a shield volcano with no glacial cover.
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Each episode functions like a new contract Agent 47 undertakes in an exotic locale, and you can spend hours investigating all the tools at your disposal.
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Clearly, it's time our corporate overlords mandated a downshifting: Bosses should pay for an all-expense-paid "work" trip to an exotic locale of your choice.
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More to do nearby: Drive down to the little-known Big Rock in Malibu, or venture a little further for locals' favorite beach locale, Paradise Cove.
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It's possible that the particular individuals who donate, even in a donor-rich locale, don't share the liberal immigration attitudes of their neighborhoods as a whole.
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Alexa's team then combined their locale-specific models into one and also added their location-independent model for the language, and found the improvements measured above.
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But according to two New York State lawmakers, the game has the potential to lead children to a more frightening locale: the homes of sexual predators.
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"For this feed feature, we selectively translate source text into 24 target languages, to match each member's interface locale supported by LinkedIn," Clayton and Zhao wrote.
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Each location has communal living areas, with meeting rooms, a co-working space and fast Wi-Fi, and offers social activities, often unique to the locale.
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While the downtown location has plenty of its own beer-hall history, it's the South End locale, family-run since 1909, that most locals swear by.
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That means that it ties in nicely with Palace's history as a football club, even if it is around two miles away from their current locale.
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The next moment it's the late 22008s—and you're in midtown Manhattan, New York—having earned the title "Queen of the Gay Discos" among the locale.
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Mr. Williams said they require at least six pros to sign up for a location before they flip the switch in the app for a locale.
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The goal isn't necessarily to drink, though of course that's a byproduct of the choice in locale; parents take their babies to breweries to be social.
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Musk typed Unsworth's name into Google, followed it with a search for "Chiang Rai" — a locale near the site of the rescue — and reviewed the results.
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Each location has communal living areas, with meeting rooms, a co-working space and fast Wi-Fi, and offers social activities, often unique to the locale.
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While nothing has been said as yet regarding a follow-up, in success, there certainly appears to be room for a trip back to this locale.
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Throughout four-plus decades of making art, he was exceptionally prolific and inventive, crossing boundaries between media and genre and moving from one locale to another.
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Ubisoft's first-person shooter series Far Cry, in which the player is always free to explore and explode an exotic locale, is quickly approaching the same problem.
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But we're all convinced we need to get to our chosen viewing locale, Sesquicentennial State Park in Columbia, South Carolina, the moment it opens at 22 a.m.
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Her latest protégé, Don Atari (Kyle Mooney), is an anti-fashion hipster and sour little twerp whose idea of a fashion-show locale is a garbage dump.
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An investigation into the breach found the malware searched for track data from the magnetic stripe of payment cards used in certain Chipotle and Pizzeria Locale restaurants.
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In the script, the invitation reads "M&H" on the top, followed by the date and locale of their evening reception: Saturday, 19th May 2018, Frogmore House.
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Paying homage to Frogmore house, the confection's pale blush icing as well as the leaf border surrounding the base were inspired by the fabric at the locale.
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Hop on a plane wearing this dress, and you'll be ready to set off exploring as soon as your feet hit the ground in your new locale.
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It is not clear in quite what way J.R.R. Tolkien meant the word when he named the climactic locale in "The Lord of the Rings" Mount Doom.
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Not to be outdone, the developers behind PUBG showed off the battle royale game's long-awaited second map, which takes place in a desert locale called Miramar.
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On the financial side, consider how your salary, taxes and cost of living (not just housing) in that new city compare to your current locale, LaSpisa said.
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Argentina isn't the only tropical locale hopping on the tourist refund bandwagon: The U.S. Virgin Islands Department of Tourism is offering $300 to each visitor throughout 2017.
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"The state isn't respecting its own laws," said Carlo Monaco, an owner of Rome's Canapa Caffè, the only Italian locale for patients being treated with medical marijuana.
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There is no more perfect view over the river at night; nor locale that more neatly marries the capital's millennia of history and its sharp-edged modernity.
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NASA's Curiosity rover is checking out some sand dunes on Mars, and like any good traveler in an exotic locale, it has a selfie to prove it.
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The Permian Basin is the biggest U.S. oil field and the most prized U.S. locale for shale activity because of its strong reserves and low production costs.
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Next up, she plans to show the project at a still-undetermined locale in San Francisco; eventually, Grant hopes to show the entire collection in full somewhere.
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Bayview is a fitting locale to house this leg of the exhibition's international tour, which is bringing WOMEN: New Portraits to audiences in ten different global cities.
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I watch them all on my computer and try to run the numbers on what it costs to bring an entire fashion show to an exotic locale.
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The locale of Jeppe Ronde's debut feature film is based on an actual Welsh town where dozens of young people have killed themselves over the last decade.
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By peeping through a slim gap in the drapes, you can see the nearby Pantheon — a Greek emblem and a grand backdrop that clearly indicates the locale.
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The track's just about a one-night stand, seemingly set in the unidentified tropical locale pictured on the single art (it was recorded in the Bahamas, apparently).
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Traveling to a tropical locale and indulging in beaches and drinks with umbrellas can amp up the weariest worker bee, but vacation also brings about work anxiety.
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Even within the same country, the minimum income a worker requires to afford basic needs — food, shelter, clothing, medicine — can vary wildly from one locale to another.
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The program is situated in a rural locale centrally located in Southern New England for easy day trips to New York, Boston, Providence, Hartford, and New Haven.
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The campus Mr. Cuomo visited sits in an almost serene suburban locale and is home to about 15 of the separated children, along with other unaccompanied minors.
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And he is not into the party that threatens to take over his very little locale, a place located freakishly close to Area 51's back gate.
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This could mean having to find a new studio, leaving for a residency in a far-flung locale, taking a job in another city, or something else entirely.
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It has a Garden of Eden meets "Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills" vibe, which is exactly what a Bravo fan is looking for in an afternoon cocktail locale.
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The bartending staff was cheery, chatty, and made my cohort and I feel at home in this wacky, over-the-top locale The food was also surprisingly fantastic.
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The trick for emergency planners is to time evacuations to load the roads and then let the highways digest the traffic before ordering them from the next locale.
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What that means is more small chains, like 1000 Degrees Neapolitan Pizza and Pizzeria Locale (the Chipotle-owned pizza chain), are popping up with build-your-own models.
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Some of it probably comes down to location and where a lot of these things started, and just holding onto a particular locale instead of really broadening out.
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The largest on-demand home cleaning service in any locale may have a cost and speed advantage versus competitors, which helps attract more consumers and more cleaning people.
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Serbian…Read more ReadOlic's abstract shots make the world seem like a collection of M.C. Escher sketches, except that you can actually visit every single locale he photographs.
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She and husband Cash Warren and their daughters Honor, 7, and Haven, 4, also jetted to the tropical locale for a family vacation at the end of March.
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The Verge has tested this on an iPhone running the latest iOS 12 beta, and the pride watch face simply disappears once you switch to the Russian locale.
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And while it's a pretty far-flung locale for some EDM die-hards, the relatively reasonable ticket price may be enough for fans to dust off their passports.
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The AP reported last month that federal prosecutors are looking into Manafort's financial transactions in Cyprus, an island nation once known as a favored locale for money laundering.
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The two got engaged in October, telling Martha Stewart Weddings they decided to have their ceremony in the Southern California locale because it's where Wiley popped the question.
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Do you think the idea of going to the desert locale of Coachella sounds fun but think those EDM DJs should learn a real instrument for a change?
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A Rick Owens-style studded chef coat welcomes the "fashionistos" into the locale, where the aromas of Ethiopian coffee, prepared by Japan's barista champion Miki Suzuki, await visitors.
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The fictional locale made famous on Gilmore Girls is back in business as the cast films the first part of the four-part reboot of the popular series.
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Something of an official ambassador for the fast food, the Iranian-born politician has used his platform enthusiastically to review and recommend kebab shops in his Sydney locale.
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Users can go as broad as simply asking their Echo, Dot or other Alexa-enabled device who is currently winning, or drill down by candidate or geographical locale.
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I definitely start following influencers from the cities on Instagram as soon as I know I am going somewhere, and start compiling a locale list on Google Maps.
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One such community is Kansas City, a historic hub of baseball and a locale for Mexican-Americans, who put down roots around the area's stockyards, railroads and farms.
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It leads to a wild chase sequence all set over a beautiful Hawaiian locale (which you can catch a glimpse of at the end of the movie's trailer).
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Valentino Gerbi, a founder and butcher at a new meat producer called Etrusco, handed out juicy meatballs and fliers advertising the company's "carne locale radicale," radical local meat.
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Come visit the Soho pop-up locale to make your own chocolate-covered ice-cream bar, complete with dipping options made with Belgian chocolate and other luxe toppings.
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But at the time of their arrest, the parents weren't holed up in some remote locale—the siblings lived in densely populated Southern California suburbia, surrounded by neighbors.
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October to DecemberIn the final three months, Unicode's Common Locale Data Repository will establish a name for the emoji and record the name in languages other than English.
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Nearly all recent presidential elections have featured a share of supporters on each side threaten to move to Canada or another abroad locale if their chosen side loses.
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After these catastrophic events — which destroyed scores of homes, businesses and infrastructure — information may be slow to a trickle out about how a wedding locale has held up.
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At the spacious Chiado locale, order a velvety flat white, take a seat amid the plants, put away the phone (there's no Wi-Fi) and savor your coffee.
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A former bakery with a centuries-old oven, this rambling locale is today run by a young Italian couple who serve simple tapas based on locally sourced products.
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When she became a young adult, Taylor traveled the same road as millions of other black Americans, leaving the South for a locale that was reputedly more equitable.
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Through an approach perfected by James Joyce and Sherwood Anderson, Spence's debut collection, first published in 1977 and newly reissued, surveys a narrow locale to disclose widespread truths.
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While the convenient locale makes it a popular choice for those wanting to be near Disney's most iconic theme park, it's the unconventional theme that really attracts visitors.
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Like other painters of his era, he believed that he could find a more idyllic, "primitive" environment in an island setting, and he searched for the perfect locale.
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The result has been a confounding array of forces on the ground, including traditional allies now on opposing sides, or aligned in one locale and opposed in another.
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The overheated story and frigid locale recall the British series "Fortitude" (whose third season, not yet available in the United States, was filmed even farther north, on Svalbard).
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"He has the purity of vision that makes us forget that his locale is exotic, his people foreign," Donald Richie, who curated the retrospective, said at the time.
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South Africa holds courts-martial in the same locale as the victim, to improve access to witnesses and evidence, and ensure that justice is seen to be done.
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More affordable and widespread public rail networks would encourage people to explore a nearby city on their long weekends rather than take planes to some far-flung locale.
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Mr. Pompeo picked the timing and locale of his speech, the American University in Cairo, for dramatic effect, a deliberate echo of the setting for Mr. Obama's speech.
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The Talmud, one of the central Jewish texts, defines currency as any legal tender accepted by the government or generally accepted by the locale where it's used for transactions.
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It varies by genre, by locale, by environment, but for everyone outside of the most fervent fans of psychedelic-leaning stoner doom, the color black is a major component.
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Between organic skin-care formulas and the most hydrating lipsticks the U.S. dollar can buy, this country's impressive selection of beauty brands has us considering a change in locale.
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Led by their larger-than-life skipper Captain Jack Royds, the BFFs aren't just soaking up the stunning views and thrilling excursions that this tropical locale has to offer.
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As the poet Nick Laird recently observed, "the Internet — with its endless choice, its banner ads, its I.M.s and GIFs and Vines — is a disastrous locale" for most poetry.
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Embark on a one-week intensive experience in an inspiring locale and return home with a fresh perspective, new and improved skills, deeper knowledge and a network of peers.
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Chipotle, which also owns ShopHouse Southeast Asian Kitchen fast-casual restaurants and Pizzeria Locale pizza chain, filed the application with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office on March 11.
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The exploit lets these trackers gather a user's data including name, email address, age range, gender, locale, and profile photo depending on what users originally provided to the website.
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If you had to guess where to find the world's best mai tai, you might throw out the kind of sunny tropical locale that befits tiki umbrellas and pineapple.
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In 2014, Mr. Mina opened Locale Market, one of Sundial's anchor stores, with a tiny wine bar featuring a small-plates menu couched amid its second-floor retail displays.
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The Sun Valley itinerary may be kept quiet from the public – the real action happens when deals get finalized, anyways – but the Idaho retreat locale is equally as scenic.
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His latest show also went outside the conventional catwalk: He held it in May at Manhattan's Rockefeller Center, the first fashion show ever held at the tourist-packed locale.
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He must justify how this low-slung city on the North Sea can remain an important locale for global business, even as its links to Europe are suddenly uncertain.
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But it's certainly a fun exercise to check out the data on how each locale measures up, and what that data tells us about its present...and its past.
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Per orders from her director, Coky Giedroyc, Feldstein set up shop in the city, the locale for the '90s-set film that screened at the Toronto International Film Festival.
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Whereas locally, you might have a government that is very involved in your day to day life, but because it's such a small locale, you can easily avoid it.
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For the past decade, locals have been mildly flummoxed about the massive surge of people to their home, with its population of fewer than 8,000 and somewhat remote locale.
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Una gran parte dei brand ingaggia un fornitore locale in una regione, che a sua volta provvede a negoziare, per conto del brand, contratti con gli stabilimenti presenti nell'area.
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While wills are generally created in the same way across the country, there are some nuances in each locale that, if ignored, could cause problems later on, says Wentz.
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Future pioneers of Hollywood, such as the actor-director William Desmond Taylor and the theater entrepreneurs Alexander Pantages and Sid Grauman, somehow got their starts in this remote locale.
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The waterfront locale has lovely bay views and is just three miles from Tampa International Airport and close to other pretty areas such as Clearwater Beach and St. Petersburg.
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OneAudience used this data, which included age, email, locale and sometimes gender, for marketing purposes, against the terms of service it signed when joining Facebook, according to the complaint.
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Rhimes and ABC have enjoyed a terrific run together, but history shows that most producers don't have a bottomless reservoir of hits in them, especially in the same locale.
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One by one the businesspeople asked whether Trump might, for example, schedule a North Korea summit at a particular locale or do something about steel prices or trucking costs.
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Apple can assign some profits on these goods to an affiliate in Ireland, a tax-advantageous locale, according to a 2013 American congressional report on the company's tax practices.
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The ALA should welcome public dialogue about what materials get placed in tax-funded holdings to assure that libraries are sensitive to the priorities and mission of a locale.
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Many states have also focused only on activities in their locale, in addition to concentrating solely on insurance operations, even when they have the authority to impose broader oversight.
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LIVERPOOL, England — When engineers faced resistance from residents in Denmark over plans to build wind turbines on the Nordic country's flat farmland, they found a better locale: the sea.
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Every city is unique and for each new locale an AV developer will spend $300 million to $400 million to prepare for deployment, not including the vehicles, he says.
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In the application process, poets laureate — those appointed to promote the art form in their state or locale — were invited to submit letters of recommendation and civic project proposals.
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If you're riding the subway every day in a city, you're probably more likely to be exposed to illness-causing pathogens than someone living in a more isolated locale.
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The eldest Kardashian appears to have devoted this month to hitting up every sunny beachside spot she can find, posting a selfie in a different swimsuit from each oceanfront locale.
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If you can judge a contemporary art locale based on its popularity on Instagram, then we've put together the top 25 places the US of A looked at in 2016.
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Tinder users heading to a warm locale for spring break will be able to start swiping on potential matches ahead of time, in Tinder's first foray into event-based matchmaking.
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But if there's one group of people who've got them beat, it's flight attendants, whose feet only touch the ground for a few minutes before taking off for another locale.
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After the ritual, Niles introduces a road-tripping family of three who find a detour at a carnival — a genre staple and a locale rife with the threat of peril.
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" Vergara and Manganiello, who wed in 2015, have been spending the final days of 2018 on a tropical getaway with family at an island locale she calls "Casa Chipi Chipi.
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In fact, our latest go-to locale for post-summer must-haves come by way of a country (and continent) just about 10,000 miles from the City of Lights: Australia.
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Luz Dary, a locale Ticuna woman with the brightest smile ever, hand-rolls each one to order in the kitchen before topping them and getting them ready for the oven.
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To celebrate such a milestone birthday, Queen Bey didn't jet off to a tropical locale after shutting down the MTV Video Music Awards or explore Europe for the umpteenth time.Mrs.
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After an opening sequence set in Cuba that mostly squanders that locale, the gruff automaton Dom (Vin Diesel) encounters Cipher, who finds a way to coerce him into assisting her.
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In any case, Gravity Rush 2 moves our main characters to a new floating locale, Jirga Para Lhao, where your first interaction with the city is a vibrant, bustling marketplace.
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Fascinated by all the history concentrated within this single locale, I decided to hang out there for an entire day and night, and experience the rhythms of this timeless brasserie.
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Wan and McQuoid, both Aussie natives, praised the country's scenic locations, with the director saying the locale will provide "uniquely beautiful landscapes" in which to film the highly-anticipated movie.
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It is now axiomatic that a locale of stunning natural beauty will quickly degrade into a morass of crowding once it is posted on the platform as a pristine image.
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Given that, it would've been easy to set Far Cry 5 in another "exotic" locale, in a place without baggage, and with the same structure that's sold millions of copies.
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Put to a fiery end in a show of VFX force unlike any we've seen since "Hardhome," Season 6 Episode 5 is the last time we'll see this treasured locale.
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Test Butler also deals with any permissions issues for you, including enabling or disabling Wi-Fi, changing the device orientation, testing location services and locale testing for multi-language testing.
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In any case, Gravity Rush 2 moves our main characters to a new floating locale, Jirga Para Lhao, where your first interaction with the city is a vibrant, bustling marketplace.
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Like Prince, Bamboo Bass organizer Jordy Grant says he was motivated by the desire to combine his two loves—music festival culture and a locale that holds strong sentimental value.
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That may seem like a likely locale for a slithering snake, but before this discovery, paleontologists did not have direct evidence of snakes living in forests during the Mesozoic Era.
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The locale eventually became the latest stop for FTCFTH, a collection of homeless activists who've been pitching tents in, and then getting evicted from, public spaces throughout Berkeley since 2014.
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The New York area was becoming an increasingly popular shooting locale over Los Angeles and Atlanta, said Robin Trantham, a consultant at CoStar, which analyzes the commercial real estate industry.
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After PCB shut its spring break down, this family-friendly locale was besieged by rowdy college students, forcing Mayor Tony Kennon to enact a similarly strict approach to law enforcement.
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Her mother said that after receiving news of her daughter's death, she rushed to the locale, where, from afar, she could see wet floors, loose cables and her daughter's body.
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Plus souvent, la restauration du patrimoine les mettrait en porte-à-faux avec les entrepreneurs immobiliers et les projets de modernisation nécessaires, selon eux, au développement de l'activité économique locale.
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Here are seven great things we wrote about this week: A new year holds new opportunities for adventure, be it in a far-flung locale or in your own backyard.
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It wouldn't be the first U.S. theme park (sorry, "resort destination") in a far-flung locale without a global brand behind it, but it would still be a rare sight.
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Hawaii is a hotspot in every sense of the word: It's a popular tourist destination, a balmy locale—and it was created by plumes of magma gushing through the Earth's mantle.
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An under-appreciated gem located on the coast, the small port locale is celebrated through dynamic action shots that effortlessly glide up close to the most important details of the city.
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The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star, 39, shared a throwback swimsuit snap on social media of her 14-year-old self wearing a striped two-piece in a tropical locale.
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For instance, the steadicam in Atlas's Locale pans and zooms with the controlled quality of a dancer; not the ease of a machine, nor the shaky handheld movements of something rougher.
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These regulations will no doubt put a sizable damper on plans to move beyond the earliest testing stages and could potentially convince startups to relocate to a more robot-friendly locale.
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Chipotle has been expanding at a steady clip, while also exploring new concepts, such as Pizzeria Locale and Tasty Made, a burger restaurant set to open this fall in Lancaster, Ohio.
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Not by closing Home & Hearth's fourth quarter of the year with record sales, or pulling off a major turnaround, but by traveling to Snow Falls, the imagined locale of his origins.
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Instead, take advantage of the unique locale for a day and go for a swim in a cenote, one of innumerable freshwater lakelets that dot the jungle in the Mayan Riviera.
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The ambitious volume Dissonant Archives: Contemporary Visual Culture and Contested Narratives in the Middle East in many ways responds to the post-1990s archive fever, but from a specific geographic locale.
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It's not that I didn't like her — it's just that the connection we'd had a month prior wasn't able to sustain the humdrumness of a weekend in a less-enthralling locale.
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Just a few blocks from Pizzeria Delfina in Palo Alto, JC Andrade, an owner of Vino Locale, a family-run wine bar, said his bar lost its previous chef to Facebook.
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"What I didn't know until I started working with the poems was how much the work is knitted into this locale and how much it mattered to him," Mr. Doran said.
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Twelve times a year, under European law, more than 750 lawmakers and thousands of assistants shuttle from Brussels to a second locale, 220 miles away in the French city of Strasbourg.
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"The benefit we have is just by geographically being further away and in a different locale," Erickson says, pointing to Fear the Walking Dead's use of water and desert in particular.
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The theme fits the locale: Entrepreneurship has become increasingly important for the world's second-largest economy as it looks to the private sector to make bigger gains to counter waning growth.
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Every time it cuts to a new one, it does so with the intent of essentially telling a full mini story within that locale, before moving on to another mini story.
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Despite its kinks, Kimpton Hotel Born is a worthy stay in downtown Denver, thanks to its locale, Instagrammable collection of local art and inventive amenities for both human and hound alike.
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It is left to "Midsummer," then, to pay tribute to the rain-soaked city where it is being staged, even as its portrayal of deepening desire clearly transcends its specific locale.
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Whether it's skateboarding or backcountry skiing, CrossFit or hot yoga, if you're not doing something worth bragging about, you might as well go back to whatever, subpar locale whence you moved.
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The Kenya attack underscores the American military's limits on the continent, where a lack of intelligence, along with Manda Bay's reputation as a quiet and unchallenged locale, allowed a lethal attack.
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To be an artist in residence means removing yourself from the noise and obligations of regular life, and instead getting to concentrate on your creative life, often in a beautiful locale.
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"A fair trial will be impossible without a change of venue to a more neutral and less media saturated locale," Manafort's lawyers argued in the motion, which was made public Wednesday.
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But the grossest thing my dog does, if we leave him unattended for more than 30 seconds in any outside locale, is rub himself in any mud—or mud related—substance.
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Two of the films, the aforementioned Locale (1980) and Channels/Inserts (1982) were made in collaboration with artist and filmmaker Charles Atlas, long-time cross pollinator of film, dance, performance et al.
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And the game also had two massive new expansions available for me to play, including the gorgeous "Blood and Wine" expansion, which features my favorite locale and storyline in the entire game.
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We sat down to talk with William about some of the famous patrons that have passed through the lavish locale over the past four decades—and to uncover their drinks of choice.
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Nuking a locale isn't supposed to be easy: you have to collect multiple codes that spawn randomly, and then you have to figure out a cipher to put these codes into use.
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Reporting from such a violent locale can be tricky, but earlier this year, CNN's Clarissa Ward went undercover behind rebel lines to give a fascinating picture of what's happening on the ground.
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" Nichols, now a public-interest attorney with Moriarty and Associates in Magnolia, Washington, has saved some of the texts: "Hi Ray (Minista) pls info if u attending freestyle explosion and locale details.
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The hackers also collected a lot of other information on 14 million of those 29 million users, including but not limited to "gender, locale/language, relationship status, religion [and] hometown," Facebook wrote.
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But, as fun as it is to escape everyday life and jet off to an exotic locale, the actual act of traveling and flying itself can be rife with triggers for anxiety.
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He ends the film by flashing back to an earlier locale, the rural isolation of Green Bank, West Virginia, where we again see astronomer Jay Lockman, who is also a banjo player.
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The area is a popular locale for viral snapshots, and authorities have indeed said they plan to create an off-limits "safety zone" near the runaway—but no one is threatening death.
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Though he operated from the humble small-town locale of Milford, Kansas, his client list was rumored to include the likes of Huey Long, William Jennings Bryan, Rudolph Valentino, and Woodrow Wilson.
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She's reported from conflict-ridden countries including Iraq and Afghanistan and embedded with troops in the Horn of Africa, but there's one locale that truly strikes fear in Barbara Starr: cruise ships.
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An Independence Day birthday is also a great excuse for some sun and fun in a tropical locale, which is exactly what Olivia Munn looks to be doing this upcoming holiday weekend.
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"Also, the focus was on the mothers' residential locale, and it's possible that mothers' work locales have a different environmental makeup that might be important to consider," she wrote in an email.
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Clubs and bars open to at least 4 AM, and if you're familiar enough with the party scene, you can probably figure out which locale will be busiest on a given night.
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But his film "Logan Lucky" operates in a very different income bracket and locale: it centers on a couple of West Virginia guys working hard to steal cash from a Nascar race.
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In the Wynyard, the waterfront patio at the North Park Restaurant and Bar, decorated like a vintage sea shack, is a fitting locale for a white and dark chocolate brownie (13.90 dollars).
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Winding back the clock and showing a different side to the locale—the game is set five years before the events of Asylum—the real appeal is the areas you fondly remember.
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"I hope that this encourages church leaders at every level, and in every locale, to voluntarily open their files on all priests who have been credibly accused in past decades," he said.
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The trainers we spoke with say many of their clients MUST keep working out, and to meet the demand amid mass shutdowns throughout California, speakeasy gyms are becoming the go-to locale.
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After hitting a blockade of people going down one street and unable to go farther, we doubled back and wound through a back alley to approach the parade from a different locale.
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Synopsis: A young woman abandons a choice job at a law firm and her life in New York in an attempt to find happiness in the unlikely locale of West Covina, California.
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After bringing us into this locale, we are then put into the seats of the city residents, for whom the movies were a pipeline of information about a world far, far away.
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Its one imaginative twist — placing notorious but geographically dispersed government buildings together in a fictitious coastal locale — reads as an attempt to squeeze as much overdetermined symbolism as possible into the artwork.
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Based on a 2012 book by the movie's screenwriter Liu Zhenyun, "I Am Not Madame Bovary" travels from rural to urban China and switches frames per locale, from circle to square to widescreen.
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Hampton Court, the palace that became synonymous with Henry VIII — and the current locale of Worsley's office — is situated on the banks of the River Thames, about 15 miles southwest of central London.
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But people were quick to point out that former Googlers behind the venture were not only stealing the name of a beloved community locale, but that the product itself aimed to displace them.
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But Jamie's distinctive red hair also seems lighter with age (and the sun, no doubt) since the action is shifting to a decidedly balmier locale than the frigid Scottish Highlands in Season 3.
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We spoke with Russell's new fiancee Samar Mekhail who tells us the big fella set a romantic mood for the proposal ... whisking her away to a tropical locale to ask for her hand.
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The developers, the course designers, and the city claim that native vegetation has increased 167 percent, and that the number of animal species in the locale has more than doubled since June 2013.
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They ignited reunion rumors last week with an Instagram posted to Meyer's account, where the two smiled side by side in a tropical locale – with a diamond ring on Bristol's left ring finger.
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They were fighting over a law that prevents companies from evading U.S. patent infringement laws by shipping the parts of a patented invention to a foreign locale and making the infringing product there.
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Gomez's new boyfriend (cough, also a Canadian) just posted this image taken in Marfa, Texas, which is exactly the sort of artsy, desert-y locale where her photo appears to have been shot.
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The full-length that arrived two years later paints a surrealist bigger picture of what it's like to be young, marginalized, and alive in modern London, though its themes resonate beyond its locale.
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It chronicles the ordeal of a California car dealer dragged through a maze of unrelenting litigation even though asbestos was never found to be present in the dealership's locale in the first place.
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Opponents of Mr. Lamm's development, known as Chestnut Ridge, said it would dramatically alter the sleepy pastoral character of the village, creating a locale congested with Hasidic newcomers and no longer as diverse.
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It adopts a stance of wonder, even toward the innocently lethal wolves and tigers, and the writing is most sublimely clever when depicting the dilemmas of dealing with all creation in one locale.
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While she found that immigrants maintained ethnic-specific microbiome profiles, even after decades in Amsterdam, Dr. Vangay found that the gut microbiomes of Hmong and Karen immigrants steadily assimilated to their new locale.
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Whether you spend the holidays all-glammed-up on the party circuit, relaxing with family in sweats or on vacation in a tropical locale, the season can be a busy time for everyone.
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Covina's location—in Kips Bay, where lacrosse bros-turned-bankers and indistinguishable high-rises have congregated in recent years—may not seem like the easiest locale in which to make a culinary statement.
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"I hope that this encourages church leaders at every level, and in every locale, to voluntarily open their files on all priests who have been credibly accused in past decades," said The Rev.
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What if you could instantly transport to a sunny, tropical locale, where you&aposll feel the warmth and beads of sweat dripping down your neck — right in the comfort of your own home?
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He announced his candidacy in 2015 on a patch of grass, known as the Swamp, outside the Capitol — an unusual locale given that senators are not supposed to mix official business with politics.
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It helps that the gunfight can go for a while, since the locale is brightly lit and there are a ton of random cement blocks lying around for the shooters to hide behind.
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As the Times noted, it is so steep (over double legally permitted standards today) that early 20th century car manufacturers regularly held events at the locale bragging their vehicles could actually reach its summit.
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"I always had bittersweet memories of Studio 54, it took a long time for the wound to heal," says Schrager, who opened the locale in six weeks with business partner Steve Rubell in 1977.
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It's for more than the remote locale and pin-drop silence that notable Parisians like Isabel Marant book two-hour getaways at Maison Caulière's exclusive Montmartre massage room (once Daft Punk's first recording studio).
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The Montana setting for the forthcoming Far Cry game is a very different type of locale for the series, which typically features tropical destinations as the backdrop for its super violent action-packed gameplay.
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Dinets considered that the snakes might all just prefer the same areas of the passage, but no snake chose the same segment twice during the entire study, suggesting coordination, not similar taste in locale.
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Angie Blumberg and Jayce Conway married at the scenic locale and made sure their 6-year-old Labrador retriever Boone was a part of the nuptials, sitting the dog up front during the ceremony.
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Often, a business needs to know where a customer reporting trouble is based, like for service outages, or to customize their support as needed to those in a certain city, region or other locale.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: YouTubeBefore you decide to travel to an exotic locale, you now have to stop and ask yourself if it's worth dealing with a terrible airline to get there.
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Shocking, unexpected deaths were the calling card for Game of Thrones for several seasons, beginning with the demise of its primary character, Eddard Stark, lord of the castle of the fictional locale of Winterfell.
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My circle includes every demographic, age and locale: co-workers who send snaps of their dogs, friends on strange adventures in the desert, people I talk to mostly online sending videos from their travels.
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Then, Monterchi City Hall sued the Ministry of Culture after the ministry ordered its local office to draft a plan (unrelated to the diocesan lawsuit) to possibly return the fresco to its original locale.
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"The physical aluminum market is a secondary locale in this drama," according to Judge Forrest, particularly since none of the plaintiffs were directly involved in storing or trading metal in the LME warehouse system.
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After they managed to find traces of coke at the Chelsea Flower Show, the Sun sent one of their intrepid journalists to another locale of seeming serenity, armed with their wet wipes of truth.
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The snapshots in Caesar's new Tainted exhibition don't exist in a traditional time or place in history—the artist creates a unique mythical locale that borrows a selection of classical era aesthetics and accoutrements.
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All they know is that one minute they were with their parents and the next they were with a stranger -- and often being flown to some far-off locale where they know no one.
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But Khachanov has course-corrected at this tournament, especially in his four-set win over Juan Martín del Potro in the fourth round, which ran his winning streak to 10 matches in this locale.
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For the past year, the reserve has also been the locale for a remarkable new venture that combines hot-air ballooning with an introduction to falconry, the Arab world's most ancient and venerated sport.
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Not only will the guide give you an informed and hopefully entertaining view of the locale, but you'll have a chance to interact with other tourists and possibly come away with a new friend.
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PURBITA SAHA For over a century Oak Bluffs, on the north shoreline of Martha's Vineyard, has been a summer-vacation locale for African-American families, with Inkwell Beach at the heart of the community.
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Claim a rustic wood table and a pint of its signature Daisy Cutter pale ale, Pony pilsner (each $216) or wet-hopped black ale Sticky Fat ($21929) to relax in the family-friendly locale.
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This 245 effort certainly generated publicity for Tetzlaff, a California-born racer, and the German automaker, Benz & Cie, that built his car, but the locale was most likely a mere footnote at the time.
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Each locale is filled with dozens of discrete items that you can pick up and drag around, and people attending to those items as they go about their daily lives, cycling between repetitive tasks.
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Color, says Ozbek — whose first professional commission was Loulou's in 173 (the owner Robin Birley's late wife, Lucy, used to wear the designer's bohemian embroidered dresses and coats) — can transcend century, silhouette or locale.
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Still, red, white, and blue stripes abound on Être Cécile's website, and every season begins with imagining its patron saint — a 1960s Parisienne with a fondness for animal prints — traveling to a new locale.
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For example, I guessed correctly that the left hand clue on the fourth entry had to be FRAT ("Locale of some rushing") and the right-hand clue SEA (a three-letter word for "Ocean").
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In some ways, the town seems like any other tropical locale, with coffee shops, cafes and stores selling T-shirts; there is even a bit of a party scene when the sun goes down.
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The quilts are placed in no particular order and, apart from those made in Alabama, the only one identified with a specific locale is an English "Log Cabin" quilt from the early 19th century.
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Here's a helpful tip next time you search for a wi-fi signal in some unfamiliar locale, like an airport or gym: If you see a vaguely threatening network name, you're probably not in danger.
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Each locale offers a mountain of stuff to do, so much so that it can almost feel overwhelming at first, but it's enticing and extremely satisfying to explore every new area and discover its secrets.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In Locale (1980), a thirty-minute film collaboration between Charles Atlas and the Merce Cunningham dance company, the camera performs many roles, but that of disengaged bystander isn't one.
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"We have two non-Chipotle growth seeds open now - ShopHouse and Pizzeria Locale - and have noted before that the Chipotle model could be applied to a wide variety of foods," he said in an email.
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Beauty-wise, the platform's data and analytics show us that the products and photos people are pinning actually translate to six stunning makeup trends that can inspire any bride, regardless of the locale or aesthetic.
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The second network, Pose2Frame, then transfers all the elements of that person, including shadows and reflections they're creating, and then overlays it onto a new background setting, which could be a rendered video game locale.
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Because when you're in such a gorgeous, fun-filled locale with so many things to do and see — from tequila bars to flooded cave explorations — how do you decide how to spend your last day?
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Jon and Sansa are heading off to request Blackfish's help as well, and the concentration of so many key characters in one locale feels like the pieces being pushed into place for an epic showdown.
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The ambitious volume Dissonant Archives: Contemporary Visual Culture and Contested Narratives in the Middle East, edited by Anthony Downey, in many ways responds to the post-1990s archive fever, but from a specific geographic locale.
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Its 20-episode run will follow three teams as they race to complete challenges set all over the exotic locale, from intricate obstacle courses and five-story water slides to natural waterfalls and oceanic lagoons.
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It's a rare glimpse at such a storied spot, so eagle-eyed fashion fans (and Murphy die-hards) should keep an eye out during the series for a look at a rarely seen filming locale.
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This is a domain that the demon lord Tim Burton has had domain over for decades, and the Halloween Town section of Kingdom Hearts is the prime locale from his film The Nightmare Before Christmas.
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The Australian government is considering a proposal to build one of the world's largest coal mines in this remote locale, known as the Galilee Basin, where acacia and eucalyptus trees grow wild between scattered creeks.
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The series is named "Deadwood" after all — the locale is just as important as any single cast member, the story of its 19th-century gentrification intertwined with the rising and falling fortunes of its inhabitants.
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Surrounded: Island of the Sharks We once again sent Xavier to a far-flung, exotic locale to make a movie, and once again he came back with one of our best pieces of the year.
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I gave these works short shrift in the review because they lacked the formal interest of the gridded images, and their cryptic actions within an arbitrary-looking locale tended toward bizarreness for its own sake.
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The majority of the postseason field, though, will come from a group that now abides game to game, improving their position one week, undermining it the next, dragging suspense from one locale to the next.
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The Munich Oktoberfest might seem an unlikely locale for a medical research project, but German scientists studied festivalgoers and found that moderate social drinking may lead to arrhythmias — irregular heart rhythms — in otherwise healthy people.
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In the original, famed game writer Takashi Tezuka alongside collaborator and Zelda creator Shigeru Miyamoto, brought players to a brand-new mysterious locale, the island of Koholint, that featured dreamy, almost surrealist storylines and settings.
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This wouldn't be the first time that West went to a more remote American locale to work; My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy was created during a similar and now-legendary group recording session in Hawaii.
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But in reality, screen addiction has nothing to do with taking your own picture when you're feeling particularly good about yourself or when you want to remember a picturesque locale by posing in front of it.
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Even in whatever remote locale he was serving in Physicians Without Frontiers, surely he would have had some access to a means of communication – if not email or a phone, at least a pen and paper.
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Basically, if you're alive in 2016, and especially if you live in a big city or a sunny locale, you should start taking better care of your skin now to minimize the effects down the line.
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The two stars dressed in silly disguises and headed to the famed Big Apple locale for a "Musical Photobomb" challenge, dancing and lip-syncing to Bieber's hit song "What Do You Mean?" behind seemingly unaware parkgoers.
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When it comes to prepping for your next tropical vacation — or for some of us, a simple afternoon at the closest beach-like locale — it's easy to get distracted by all of the swimwear options available.
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As beauty enthusiasts, so much of the fun of going out is creating that perfect, on-point look — so losing our glam before we've even made it to our post-pregame locale is a serious downer.
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Cameras line the vehicles so they can be monitored at all times while en route to their next locale, and each night includes a stop at a local barn so they can rest and play outside.
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As a result, San Francisco and the surrounding Bay Area has been transformed into a region of early-adopters and the hottest launch locale for the giants of the on-demand economy, including Airbnb and Uber.
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"You find resistance in mosquitoes in one locale, and 20 miles away they are not resistant," said Joseph Conlon, technical advisor for the American Mosquito Control Association, which represents researchers, public health officials and pesticide makers.
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"We have two non-Chipotle growth seeds open now ― ShopHouse and Pizzeria Locale ― and have noted before that the Chipotle model could be applied to a wide variety of foods," a spokesman from Chipotle told CNBC.
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The title of participant from the most remote locale might go to the runner who entered from Wallis and Futuna, a small French island territory about two-thirds of the way from Hawaii to New Zealand.
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Broke and already comfortable with Cook Out as a primary hangout locale, Matsuoka and her friends brought a folding table, a shitty red table cloth, and camping chairs to set up near a line of dumpsters.
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He would, in time, wonder what Mr. Chandler would have done with Marlowe — the indelible star of novels like "The Big Sleep" and "Farewell, My Lovely" — if his fictional locale had been Berlin, not Los Angeles.
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While the groomed white sand and glassy teal waters of the exclusive locale are a siren song for vacationers, beckoning even President Trump, Ms. Hiller said it is just not the same as the Jersey Shore.
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"Guava Island" was made in Cuba, and a remote, location shoot with a chummy, insular crew could have resulted in an Adam Sandler-style throwaway, merely an excuse for a paid vacation in a sunny locale.
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"Chicken Lady," along with "Inappropriate Longings" (1992), a large triptych hanging diagonally across from it, a metal bucket of leaves set down in front, are resolutely situated within a locale, rather than a state of consciousness.
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La presse locale de l'époque décrit un cortège funéraire de près de 30.000 ouvriers, dont " un grand nombre de femmes portant des fleurs à la main, dernier hommage à quelqu'un qui était mort pour leur dignité ".
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Speaking with Sean Hannity on Fox News, Pence said he took the necessary action to fight off an epidemic of HIV in Indiana by lifting a ban on sterile needle-exchange programs in the affected locale.
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Audiences have packed multiplexes to experience the first big-budget superhero movie to feature a majority black cast, set its story in an African locale, and tackle the legacy of slavery and themes of black identity.
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Why it matters: Lee's proposal would establish new clear rules for the first 200 feet above ground, and override Federal Aviation Administration concerns about a "patchwork quilt" of regulations that differ from one locale to another.
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Audiences have packed multiplexes to experience the first big-budget superhero movie to feature a majority black cast, set its story in an African locale and tackle the legacy of slavery and themes of black identity.
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For anyone who's not caught up: Earlier in May, Ubisoft announced that Far Cry 5 would be heading to the series most exotic locale to date — a cult-occupied county in the U.S. state of Montana.
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So a shift of locale for a Mostly Mozart Festival concert at Lincoln Center last month proved something of a revelation, especially at a time when the center is grappling with confusion over its summer offerings.
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"Bad Roads" gains in immediacy from its status as an essential dispatch from an actual locale that most of us will never see, even if the extremes of human behavior depicted here surely know no boundaries.
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German airline Lufthansa is now offering adventurous travelers the option with its Lufthansa Surprise flights, which allow passengers to choose from nine different trip types they'd be interested in before getting booked to the unknown locale.
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In recent years, it has surfaced in other parts of the country, like Birmingham, Glasgow, and even Blackpool, and that proud obsession with locale and region is still evident in the style and bars of new MCs.
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Sorting them into the recycling can often be a challenge in a busy restaurant, but assuming they make it into the plastics bin, they will often be retrieved (depending on your locale and waste management system) curbside.
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My old Verge co-worker Ross Miller (now at Polygon) said he'd talked to one of the show's producers, who confirmed that the place cards in our hats didn't correspond to any particular Sweetwater locale or hint.
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We got Gervonta out in NYC and asked him how he's preparing for the fight ... and he told us he's preparing for the post-fight turnup with an exotic locale in mind for himself and his crew.
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The relatively poor, war-torn nation of Afghanistan has been one such locale, with President Ashraf Ghani warning the U.S. Congress last March about the "terrible threat" the group poses to his country and its neighbors. Gen.
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A month after Chipotle told consumers that it had detected "unauthorized activity" on a network that supports payment processing for purchases made at its Mexican chain restaurants, the company said that Pizzeria Locale restaurants were also affected.
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In 2009 he was featured in the opening scene of "A Serious Man," the Coen brothers' satirical reworking of the Job story in a Midwestern locale, playing a character who may or may not be a dybbuk.
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Fittingly, our offices were not far from "Silicon Alley" — the newly coined locale for hip tech startups — on 18th Street between Fifth and Sixth Avenues (on the sixth floor of the decidedly unhip Bed, Bath & Beyond building).
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The description of the locale is somewhat flat, but Ólafsdóttir excels in exploring what bedevils Jónas and the novel's other men: a conception of manhood that prevents them from articulating emotion or understanding power except as violence.
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Fats Domino announced himself with this single: a two-fisted boogie-woogie piano intro with tremolo flourishes, verses that establish his 200-pound physique and his New Orleans locale and a falsetto vocal like a trumpet solo.
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While the Aloha State is worth the trek from any locale, from where I now live — Portland, Oregon — it doesn&apost take any longer to get to by plane than it does to reach the East Coast.
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But it was too cold to go in once the sun started setting, Also, if the weather doesn't cooperate (this is a tropical locale, after all), you might not get to use this feature to the fullest.
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SYDNEY, Australia — The comedian John Oliver, who made a name for himself as host of an HBO talk show, will now have his name in a slightly more embarrassing locale: outside a koala chlamydia clinic in Australia.
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Notably, Mr. Simons chose as the locale for his debut on these shores a Gagosian Gallery, which is run by the pre-eminent art world powerhouse Larry Gagosian, a California native whose grandparents were immigrants from Armenia.
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And for the rest of us, Art Basel may just be an opportunity to visit an exotic locale, look at art you can't afford, and maybe even sneak into a party hosted by a mid-tier singer.
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Since Jewish law defines currency as "something that the sovereign government declared is the legal tender of the country and/or is the generally accepted currency used in that locale for transactions," wrote Shurpin, bitcoin does not qualify.
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We grew up hearing the story of the 1965 American Football League All-Star Game that was scheduled to be played in New Orleans – a locale that immediately signaled danger for some of the players selected to play.
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The company says it engineered the feature to work under less-than-stellar network conditions, so you can video chat a friend or family member from a far-flung locale so long as you can get yourself online.
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The other classic option seems to be to give a British accent to every character in a foreign clime—especially the villains—whether the locale is ancient Rome or the Seven Kingdoms of Westeros in "Game of Thrones".
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In terms of testing locale, Fresno may not be the most metropolitan city, but it's got some interesting conditions that set it apart from the cities where most of the iPhones are going to end up being tested.
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And that aspect of the negotiations clearly served as the sticking point for Kim and Park, the two prominent Asian American faces of a show whose very identity is defined by its Asian and Pacific Islander-majority locale.
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Granted, Poké Live does not yet have a tool to search beyond your current location, so you can't use it to, say, check in about a locale you know you'll be traveling to some time in the future.
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For our November issue cover story "States of Denial," Matthew Shaer reports from the front-lines of climate change: Levy County, Florida, a dead-red, rural Trump locale that will be devastated environmentally and financially by global warming.
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CHARLOTTE — This has always been a place that has prided itself on order, consensus and a can-do corporate mentality that turned a locale with no real geographic reason to exist into one of the hemisphere's financial dynamos.
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Locale switch-ups aside, the pair challenged their fall back stance of using a drum machine by inviting Homer Steinweiss (Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings, Amy Winehouse) to add a "human" aspect to their traditionally programmed percussion.
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The locale is home to nearly 28,000 people from the Democratic Republic of Congo, Burundi, Rwanda, Somalia and Ethiopia, among other nations, and while Badere, known affectionately as "Vava," now lives outside the camp, his mother, Furaha, remains.
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Order a jar of olives and stay a while, or continue a wine pilgrimage to the under-a-bridge locale of Rosforth & Rosforth, an influential wine importer that hosts weekly tastings and summertime pop-ups on the quay.
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Il lavoro al nero che svolge nel suo appartamento le viene affidato in outsourcing dallo stabilimento locale che produce anche articoli di abbigliamento esterno per alcuni dei più noti marchi di lusso, tra cui Louis Vuitton e Fendi.
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And at least some of them are interested in taking their winnings from the decades-long Chinese economic miracle and moving it to a safer locale with more robust property rights and respect for the rule of law.
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His aides have circulated statistics about past elections to reporters in each locale, and Mr. Buttigieg has sought to liken himself — in kind if not by name — to past general-election winners, like Bill Clinton and Mr. Obama.
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Choose a seat around the circular bar or find even more fun in the quirky basement locale known as Bar Kino, decorated with glittering disco balls, precariously placed taper candles, festive streamers, checkerboard floors, and flea market furnishings.
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It could establish a new blueprint for how multi-billionaires can demand that the public pay virtually all of their stadium construction costs, all the while insisting that they're providing a welcome "investment" in the locale being shaken down.
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Come By Chance's value for suitors is hampered by its isolated locale, reducing its access to cheap domestic crude that has boosted margins for Gulf Coast or Midwest refiners, and because it lacks the processing scale of larger refineries.
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Given China's designation in the W.T.O., the United States, Europe and others can use a proxy country, a locale with a similar level of income and better data like Poland, Thailand or South Africa, to help determine production costs.
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This isn't the only locale where the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge could soon have new neighbors, as a cottage across the street from their Sandringham country home, Anmer Hall, is on the rental market for $850 a month.
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There are notes on his lectern to remind him of key policy points, depending on the locale, and his schedule has been carefully planned: He has appeared at nearly as many fund-raisers (five) as he has rallies (six).
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Or opt for a restorative plate of pad thai at Little Uncle, the new sit-down locale of a popular takeout window, where the silky noodles are served with peanuts, roasted chilies and sugar as seasonings on the side.
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Viewers got to see the investors' pitching skills in action (each star pitched the others as to why their charity should win the money), as well as their shark dives, with each investor traveling to a different gorgeous locale.
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The transformation of New York in the 1990s from a high-crime, high-homicide-rate locale is really a story about the changes in several individual neighborhoods once deemed to be off-limits to decent people and businesses alike.
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However, the artists were barely credited, no matter how important their transformation of reality was to a film — whether a colossal painting that transported the viewer to an exotic locale or a fantastic mural for an entirely fictional realm.
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She&aposs delighted by the transformation of her once anonymous town into a more urbane-looking locale and wants to believe that all the work done in the past half-decade will have a lasting effect on the city of 300,000.
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The session was respectful and constructive — an open-ended brainstorming session, held in the out-of-the-way locale of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office in San Jose, six sources, including two who were in the room, told Re/code.
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The Smell's impending demolition has been reported as a means to make way for a parking lot or structure as its Skid Row-adjacent locale continues to thrive, though its landowners told Noisey they have no plans to demolish building.
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CEO Steve Ells said that the company is ditching its Asian food concept ShopHouse in favor of driving menu innovation at its namesake division and bolstering its pizza business, Pizzeria Locale, and its soon-to-open Tasty Made burger chain.
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This planned store would be several blocks south of the company's Midwest HQ. This isn't Google's first attempt at a brick-and-mortar store, which would be a prime locale to show off its ever-growing selection of hardware products.
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Whether you're planning on going the full-out, monogrammed tees and tiaras route or are just looking forward to getting all your favorite people together in one place, there's no locale quite like Vegas to throw the ultimate pre-wedding party.
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Amazon's move to have three instead of two headquarters reflects the difficulty in finding huge amounts of housing, office space and, most importantly, tech labor in any one locale, according to the Wall Street Journal and New York Times reports.
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Any form of metal presents a somewhat isolated path, but the grind-scape finds itself a particularly desolate and barren locale, with the entire country boasting not more than a handful of dedicated grind 'heads hopping between one another's varied projects.
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For one thing, even Wilson's own biographers differ on the degree to which his bigotry, reprehensible as it was, was typical of the Virginia native's times and locale—a common defense of slaveholders like Washington, Jefferson, and others, especially Southerners.
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On the financial side, consider how your salary, taxes and cost of living (not just housing) in that new city compare to your current locale, said certified financial planner Mark LaSpisa, president of Vermillion Financial Advisors in South Barrington, Illinois.
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It's important to note that one video on YouTube purports to depict a 10lb joint being smoked on Hippie Hill, a stoner-friendly locale where Greenhand says he once helped roll and smoke a then-record-breaking three-pound joint.
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It is most famous in popular culture as the locale for 19th century author Victor Hugo's "The Hunchback of Notre-Dame", and films of the same name including the 1939 classic with Charles Laughton and the 1996 Disney musical animation.
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Whether you're escaping harsh winter weather, want a change of pace over Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanza, or New Year's, or are simply looking to take a vacation during December or January, this tropical locale may be just what you're looking for.
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Russia was, however, the second most hit locale by NotPetya by Kaspersky's numbers "When you go this big and this loud with ransomware, people look for a killswitch," he said, referencing the so-called kill switch that hampered Wanna Cry.
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Denver is one of many U.S. cities vying to be Amazon's second headquarters — dubbed HQ2 — but despite some saying that the Colorado city would be the perfect locale, CNBC's own analysis doesn't find the city to be a perfect match.
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Teju Cole has composed a lyrical essay in photographs paired with texts, with each set identified by its locale, including — to name only a few — Auckland, Brooklyn, Brazzaville, Hadath El Jebbeh, Lagos, McMinnville, Paris, Queens, São Paulo, Selma, Vals, Ypsilanti, Zurich.
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It was the first performance by the xx since 453, and a Texas saloon made an unlikely comeback locale for a British band whose melancholy songs tend to conjure dark, lonely London flats or very late nights in club chill rooms.
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Brigham McCown, the former head of the U.S. Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) under George W. Bush, said that reroutes can be fairly expensive, particularly if it needs to be moved substantially away from the locale of a dispute.
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Les élites politiques dans le monde arabe postcolonial, qu'elles soient conservatrices ou de gauche, restent allergiques à l'idée qu'un soutien externe vienne appuyer leur désir de démocratie locale: le souvenir de la colonisation frappe de soupçon toute assistante étrangère, ou presque.
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Those are instances when you may want to leave it to a pro to handle the logistics of traveling to an exotic locale and coordinating flights, ground transportation, accommodations and dinner reservations, or even a local tour guide or translator.
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Zara is controlled by Amancio Ortega, the world's fourth-richest man according to Forbes magazine, who has no intention to sell, said a broker who represented the billionaire when one of his companies paid $324 million for the locale in 2011.
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Puerto Rico is calling itself the "friendliest locale in the United States for entrepreneurs, investors and service providers in the crypto-currency and blockchain arena," according to a description of a conference called "Puerto Crypto," which is taking place next month.
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This is the latest high-style locale from the founders of Milan's swank Botanical Club, who brought a small revolution to the city in 2017 when they opened Champagne Socialist, their emphatically hip bar that introduced many locals to natural wines.
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ELSEWHERE ➔ Rideshare: Uber and Lyft announced that they will stop transporting customers from Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport after the Phoenix City Council voted to raise fees for pickups and drop-offs at the locale in the fifth largest U.S. city.
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Since moving from her longtime home base of New York City a little over two decades ago, the electronics pioneer and esteemed new age composer Suzanne Ciani has lived in the significantly sleepier locale of Bolinas, California, in Marin County.
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Add in the fact that geothermal springs often are located in wonderfully far-flung locations (Santorini, Palau and Hell's Gate Geothermal Park and Mud Bath Spa in New Zealand, which looks suspiciously similar to Woodley's posted locale) and we're as good as sold.
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To slightly modify a thought experiment used by the Stanford law professor (and former federal judge) Michael McConnell: Consider two jurisdictions, urban place A and rural locale B. Each is deciding whether to pass a particular gun regulation, and each has 100 residents.
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Also, whether this is in a far-flung locale or someplace close to home, many askers are making a whole day of their proposals, with romantic outing after romantic outing leading up to the big question and possibly finishing with a party.
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In the hours I wasn't playing, I often found myself daydreaming about the locations I visited in Karnaca — not about how to complete the missions, but about the city itself, as if remembering a some foreign locale to which I'd actually been.
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Keeping track of the characters who could see their stories end is difficult at times: the show has featured more than 100 major speaking roles during its run, and even now more than 20 notable characters are all in the same locale.
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Perry also unveiled the new tune's colorful, orange-bordered cover art, which sees the 34-year-old throwing her head back in ecstasy while the locks of her golden wig cascade over her shoulders as she stands in a sun-kissed locale.
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It may or may not have been coincidence that Paper Lion's training camp scenes were filmed in Florida rather than the suburban Michigan locale of the book, or that the final game was filmed at Busch Stadium II instead of at Tiger Stadium.
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Then the W.S.L. announced that the California leg of its 208 Championship Tour would not be taking place at its longtime locale, a point break in Orange County called Lower Trestles; instead, the main California event would be held at Surf Ranch.
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Jill Snyder, executive director of the Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland, which will show the paintings from October 2018 to January 2019, said the works "bring you into the past, present and future of a locale," but also addressed compelling global issues.
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But Italy chose the locale to spotlight a different dimension of the human condition: the hundreds of thousands of refugees who, in desperation, put their lives on the line to cross the Mediterranean from North Africa and the Middle East every year.
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Exclusive: Lead poisoning afflicts neighborhoods across California, new data showsDozens of California communities have experienced recent childhood lead poisoning rates surpassing those of Flint, Michigan, with one Fresno locale showing rates nearly three times higher, blood testing data obtained by Reuters shows.
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While the specific needs of any given locale will always vary city to city, the policies detailed by the mayors underscore the need to return to a regional style of governing, but with an eye toward including the entire citizenry this time around.
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What you want to avoid is buying a ticket in a locale where the tax rate on lottery prizes is higher than that of where you live, said Melissa Labant, director of tax advocacy at the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants.
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The biggest news this year is the replacement of former marquee BPM locale Blue Venado, a beachside venue located between Tulum and Playa Del Carmen, with a new spot called The Jungle, a massive, multi-stage environment located in the actual Mayan Jungle.
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It probably helps that it chose a bland, corporate locale, a spot unloved and underutilized just outside of Washington, DC. In its negotiations with New York, Amazon circumvented the city council with the help of the mayor, the governor, and the state's economic development arm.
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Together they unwittingly transformed the sleepy Catskills community of Woodstock into something approaching a Camelot for rock 'n' roll; a lush, misty and semi-mythical locale that would lend its name (if not its land) to an era, and nurture songs that continue to endure.
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If packing isn't exactly your forte (tbh, whose is it?) or you're simply in need of some fresh new destination threads, we've curated four practical yet insanely chic outfit formulas that are bound to be a match for every locale on your wander list.
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It's the sort of song you can imagine yourself plugging into as you walk around your newly sunny locale on your lunch break, noticing all cool stuff you once knew about the place, but forgot when the cold and darkness seemed to obscure it.
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The immediate locale is devoid of the cafes, food stalls and noisy pre-match atmosphere of Green Street – the closest place for a decent pre-match lunch is Westfields, which is hardly fan friendly – and more importantly there are barely any proper pubs nearby.
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"Private bars can go out and find supplies where they can, I can only sell what the government gives me," said the manager of a state-run bar that ran out of beer, while a private locale upstairs had a fridge full of cold bottles.
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In addition to having an enviably idyllic locale — this fairy-tale-beautiful city, its swimmably clean lake and majestic surrounding mountains all inspired Turner, Tolstoy, Trollope and Twain, and that's just among the T's — the festival has had two strong emphases in recent years.
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The film hits all the right notes for Bond fans — the opening alone involves an exotic locale, fist-fighting atop a moving train and a sexy theme song by Adele — while Mr. Mendes also brings a low-key touch to the explosions and car chases.
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By Joshua Schneyer and M.B. Pell NEW YORK (Reuters) - Dozens of California communities have experienced recent rates of childhood lead poisoning that surpass those of Flint, Michigan, with one Fresno locale showing rates nearly three times higher, blood testing data obtained by Reuters shows.
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French Polynesia, in that respect, makes an attractive locale: besides Quirk's insistence on portraying the area as a tropical paradise full of beautiful women, according to the most recent CIA data, the conglomeration of islands also boasts some of the highest unemployment in the world.
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I absolutely fell into this solve like a bumbling fool after figuring out the letters that correctly filled out the across half of these entries, which happened at 87A, "2002 Olympics locale," which is factually __ LAKE CITY, and that single __ has to represent SALT.
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Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea — a locale that many theme park aficionados consider the holy grail — closed for 34 and 47 days, respectively, following the 2011 Tōhoku tsunami and earthquake, a threshold that will now be exceeded, even if the park opens by April 20.
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It culminates with new footage that shows our heroes together taking a field trip to a desert locale, spaceships bleep-bloop-blinking at light speed, a new glimpse at the character known as Jannah, and Rey and Kylo Ren engaged in an epic battle.
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But "Regina" may be a piece whose time has come, especially as presented here in James Robinson's production, suggestive of the Southern locale and early-20th-century period, and performed by an exceptional cast led by the mezzo-soprano Susan Graham in the title role.
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With the shadow of Britain's withdrawal from the European Union hanging over the city, London has become a more problematic locale to offer the highest-value artworks, a change underlined in October when a $2003 million Francis Bacon painting failed to sell at Christie's.
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Instead of buying an expensive restaurant site on a heavily walked street, a cloud kitchen is developed in a cheaper locale (an industrial district, perhaps), with dozens of kitchen stations that are individually rentable for short periods of time by chefs and restaurant proprietors.
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Each market seemed to demand its own strategy, but the teams had in common that they were at least 10 years old, had owners with significant resources to spend on them, were in a basketball-hungry locale and had won or played for a championship.
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But one of the big differences between Trump and his predecessors is that he apparently feels so at home in that conference-room-style locale, he invites the press to stay in the room for much of it, their boom microphones looming over the table.
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The scenes jump from one rural locale and oddly appropriate costume to another, all while she continues to sing the same song: seated on a couch, petting her amazingly calm dog, while a few feet away she appears again, only this time she's nude.
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