That's the Curiosity rover making its way up the rocky slopes of Mount Sharp.
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The ship was making its way up the Yarra River, according to 7 News.
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But, it's also making its way up the ranks to becoming our new budget-beauty destination.
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A gray whale with a metal frame caught around its head is making its way up the coast of California.
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The fast-moving storm began making its way up the East Coast on Sunday, the fifth anniversary of Superstorm Sandy.
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As of Thursday morning, the Category 3 storm was making its way up the southeastern US coast, toward the Carolinas.
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The storm began making its way up the East Coast on Sunday, which also was the fifth anniversary of Superstorm Sandy.
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It is a global impulse, like a volcano of inherent wisdom making its way up to the surface of the conscious mind.
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Last night it was making its way up the Eastern Seaboard, where it will continue to unleash rain and high winds through the Labor Day weekend.
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"See You Again" was released in 2015, which means it took Despacito only seven months to beat a song which spent two years making its way up.
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When big storms hit, like the one that is currently making its way up the East Coast of the United States, it's important to help your neighbors out.
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Models show the storm ripping into the Keys on Sunday before making its way up the state's western coast, bringing winds at more than 100 miles per hours. Gov.
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The younger Beathard isn't a slouch either: He played over 200 shows last year, and his single "Rock On" is currently making its way up through the Billboard Hot 100.
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Whoever it is, though, Flynn's plea shows the investigation is making its way up the Trump hierarchy, and could be honing on an obstruction of justice charge against the president himself.
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It was repealed and replaced with another, less harsh version based on similar principles, which has again been challenged several times in court, eventually making its way up to the Supreme Court .
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Hurricane Irma is on track to reach Florida on Saturday or Sunday before making its way up the coast, and officials in both Florida and Georgia have issues evacuation orders for areas that could be affected.
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After badly battering the Bahamas, Hurricane Dorian is making its way up the Atlantic coast of the US — but President Trump is still inexplicably calling attention inland to Alabama, a state that is nowhere near the hurricane's current path.
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After changing course, Irma, which was downgraded to a Category 2 storm on Sunday evening, is making its way up the western coastline, expected to make its next landfall in the Tampa Bay area instead of Miami as first predicted.
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The now Category 3 storm is making its way up the coast after devastating the Bahamas, and while parts of South Carolina and North Carolina are under evacuation, CNN reports, the colonial Spanish mustangs of the Outer Banks aren't going anywhere.
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Hurricane Dorian has already wreaked havoc on the Bahamas, and the storm is now slowly but surely making its way up the East Coast, threatening states like North and South Carolina with a foot of rain and winds of more than 100 mph.
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The report comes as Trump puts immigration front and center of the debate surrounding the midterm elections, denouncing the migrant "caravan" that is currently making its way up Central America and saying Democrats support "open borders" and may even be behind the caravan itself.
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Hurricane Irma is still making its way up Florida's coast, but Goldman Sachs and Bank of America-Merrill Lynch have slashed their growth projections for the third quarter by 1 percentage point and 0.4 percentage point, respectively, due to Hurricane Harvey, which hit Texas and Louisiana.
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Still, quiet Columbus hasn't escaped the political turmoil over border policy: Ahead of the midterm elections in November, self-described militia members from around the country descended on the town to prepare for the arrival of a caravan of Central American migrants, then making its way up through Mexico.
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In recent years, a team led by David Kaplan, an environmental engineer from the University of Florida, has been monitoring an incursion of a new type of plant: The mangrove, which traditionally grows much further south, appeared to be making its way up the Gulf as a result of the overheating climate.
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ABOUT THE HORNETS (30-28): Charlotte was making its way up the standings with a five-game winning streak before falling at East-leading Cleveland last week and had a chance at a 4-1 road trip before starting the game 1-of-1123 and never pulling out of the hole against the Hawks.
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Looking at the images, the team was able see the far higher temperatures right above the Great Red Spot — about 2,420 degrees Fahrenheit warmer than anywhere else on the planet The authors said that one way the heat is making its way up into the atmosphere is through acoustic waves, sound disturbances that are produced above thundering storms in the swirling Red Spot.
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INGRAHAM: But we hear that there might be another caravan making its way up from -- I don&apost know where we got the new caravan, a biblical, people are coming up again because they feel like as long as they get to the border they can get into the country and they will ultimately be released, correct, or are they not being released?
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The highlights are endless but include Bach's "Well-Tempered Clavier" performed at the corners of the 2212/08003 Memorial Plaza during the evening rush hour; Mozart's "Requiem" at the National September 20800 Memorial at noon; the premiere of Pete M. Wyer's "Twilight Chorus (for Humans)," in which a choir singing birdsong will spread around the Brooklyn Botanic Garden; a program of Minimalism at Pier 215 in Riverside Park South; and a kayak flotilla making its way up the Gowanus Canal playing a new piece by Elliott Sharp. makemusicday.
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The single became the first UK-released single by Blunt that did not enter the UK Singles Chart (top 100). In Belgium it has entered the charts in both the Flanders and Wallonia regions, and is slowly making its way up the charts. On 5 February, the song entered the Tipparade (Bubbling Under Chart) of the Dutch Top 40, and has so far climbed to number 4.TIP PARADE VAN WEEK 11 - 2011 In Switzerland the song has not yet been released as a single, but is making its way up on the Airplay Top 30 Chart with already making Top 10 on that chart, so far peaking at number 7.
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The Main Range Railway is important because of its aesthetic significance. The railway offers an array of different built and natural landscapes to experience. Cuttings, tunnels and other built features are a tangible illustration of the extraordinary human endeavour required to make the railway a reality. Sections of the winding railway can be seen making its way up the range.
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Weather changes very quickly, and one must be prepared for extreme conditions. The Tuckerman Ravine Trail is the most popular trail in the notch, ascending to the summit via the headwall of Tuckerman Ravine.Daniell and Smith, pp. 20–21. The Huntington Ravine Trail is widely considered the most difficult trail in New Hampshire, making its way up the precipitous headwall of neighboring Huntington Ravine, where there are several rock climbing opportunities.
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The station closed on the eve of the Second World War and never re- opened although the line remains as a freight only railway to Boulby Mine. At the 2011 census, the village was had a population of 923. The village will be on the route that cyclists will race through on the 1st stage of the 2020 Tour de Yorkshire. The stage will start in Beverley, making its way up the Yorkshire Coast before finishing in Redcar.
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In 1878, there was a fatal outbreak of Yellow Fever. The outbreak was most prominent in New Orleans, but quickly spread to other cities because of the new rail lines moving out of New Orleans. This deadly disease also spread by means of steamboats traveling up the Mississippi River from New Orleans. After making its way up the River, yellow fever made its way into the Memphis area because of the city's proximity to the Mississippi River.
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Hopes were raised when three armoured cars of XXX Corps' Household Cavalry managed to skirt the German defences on the island and link up with Sosabowski's force. These were followed after dark by tanks of the 4th/7th Royal Dragoon Guards and infantry of the 5th Battalion Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry. Behind them, the rest of the 43rd Wessex Division was making its way up a narrow corridor.Middlebrook, p.409 In Oosterbeek, heavy fighting continued around the perimeter.
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In 1920, a woman fell from a train carriage near the tunnel entry, and was run over by the train, dying eight days later. In 1921, a prisoner escaped through a lavatory window while the train was making its way up the hill near the northern portal of the tunnel, and made his getaway successfully. He was recaptured three weeks later. In 1926, another prisoner escaped in the same general location from a train on which he was being brought to stand trial in Rotorua.
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Part of a protest march held in 2003 voicing opposition to genetic engineering, making its way up Queen St, the main thoroughfare of Auckland. Genetic engineering is a contentious issue in New Zealand. no genetically modified food was grown in New Zealand, and no medicines containing live genetically modified organisms have been approved for use.New Zealand Ministry for the EnvironmentGenetically modified medicines and food June 2004 However, medicines manufactured using genetically modified organisms that do not contain live organisms have been approved for sale, and imported foods with genetically modified components are sold.
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" In an 1997 review, the magazine called it a "percolating ditty [that] was years ahead of its time, since the groove and synths sound as fresh as ever. And the splashes of flamenco guitars are an enticing flavor". Dave Sholin from the Gavin Report said that "this high-energy tune should have no trouble making its way up the chart soon." Music & Media commented that "this fast but mellow house track with ambient works so well that it should go a long way to establish this well-reputed remix and production duo as artists in their own right.
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Antares notified the destroyer , on patrol off the harbor entrance, and the latter altered course toward the object which proved to be a midget submarine. A PBY Catalina from Patrol Squadron 14 showed up almost simultaneously and dropped smoke floats in the vicinity; meanwhile, Ward went to general quarters and attacked, sinking the intruder. While the report of this incident off the harbor entrance was making its way up the chain of command with glacial slowness, Antares spotted the tug at 07:15. At 07:58, Antares spotted explosions in Pearl Harbor and Japanese planes; two minutes later an enemy aircraft strafed the ship, and soon thereafter, bomb and shell fragments (perhaps American "overs" or unexploded antiaircraft shells) hit the water nearby.
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Marshal Victor had, by now, received intelligence from a squadron of dragoons that had been driven out of Vejer, informing him of the strong Anglo-Portuguese and Spanish force making its way up the western road from Tarifa. In conjunction with the aggressive action of the Cádiz garrison, this led him to conclude that the approaching troops were heading for Cádiz; their line of march was therefore predictable, so he prepared a trap. General Eugène-Casimir Villatte's division was sent to block the neck of the peninsula on which the western road ran, preventing access to the Santi Petri creek and the Isla de Léon. Two other divisions, under the commands of Generals François Amable Ruffin and Jean François Leval, were ordered to conceal themselves in the thick Chiclana forest in position to attack the flank of the Allies as they engaged Villatte's division.
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Soon after the outbreak of the Revolutionary War, in 1776 the 21-year-old Murray was appointed a lieutenant in the Continental Navy. There being no posts available, Murray declined the offer of a letter of marque, and instead gained a commission as a lieutenant in the 1st Maryland Regiment under the command of Colonel William Smallwood.Waldo, 1823, pp.257-259 Murray found himself in the thick of the New York and New Jersey campaign. He saw action at the Battle of White Plains in October 1776, after which he was promoted to captain, as was his friend, and fellow lieutenant of the Maryland Line, James Monroe.Waldo, 1823, p.260 While serving at New York he suffered severe hearing loss from a bursting cannon while firing at a British fleet making its way up the North River (the lower Hudson along the west side of Manhattan).Frost, 1845, p.61 Murray served in the Army until the end of 1777, when he returned home on sick leave.Waldo, 1823, pp.261-265 Murray applied to the Marine Committee for sea- service and was again offered the command of a privateer, which this time he accepted.Waldo, 1823, pp.
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