A corn maze company in Canada created the world's largest snow maze.
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Naturally, the third and final Maze Runner involves a maze, but this time, they have to get into the maze instead of getting out of it.
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Maze includes a physical maze-building kit, a VR headset and a mobile app.
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Don Watts, aka The Corn Maze Guy, is a corn maze designer in Doylestown, Pennsylvania.
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Maze already has a product on the market, a far more conventional affair called the Maze Blade.
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You could even make a maze, and fill the walls of the maze with dark black smoke.
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And the maze-scalps — which don't make sense if the maze is for hosts — are a misdirection, too.
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There's a modular virtual reality maze, which is a six meter by four meter physical maze that players navigate wearing an HTC Vive VR headset and a backpack PC. In the maze players can either try to navigate a minotaur's maze or battle fierce "rabbids" that are preventing a space ship from launching.
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The tribes then must pull their maze to the top of the next tower where two people will do the maze.
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Making a corn maze might seem simple: Grow a field of corn and cut out everything that isn't part of the maze.
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The original "Maze Runner" launched with $2.93 million in 2014 and "Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials" launched with $30.6 million in 2015.
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The first movie, the maze, you have to end the movie with either they get out of the maze or they don't.
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The Maze portion of it is $59.95, and a VR Maze viewer is $29.95, although any Google Cardboard headset will do the trick.
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When the player has found the ladder to escape the maze, they can change the seed number to quickly generate an entirely new maze.
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To make progress, you must enter the maze of what is possible, the maze of everywhere you've already gone and everywhere you might go.
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Yet, it turns out that the maze of the next level is actually the larger being that housed the maze where the player just was.
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What I would love to see is a flower maze; plant a lot of flowers over the years, and let it grow into a maze.
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Called the Amazing Maize Maze, it was shaped like a dinosaur, and was the first maze "designed for private and public entertainment," according to Frantz's website.
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If scientists take one piece of slime mold that has solved a maze and add it to another, that second slime mold will finish the maze faster.
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Created by Exploration Acres, home to the largest annually planted corn maze in northwest Indiana, the maze sprawls across 20 acres, reported first by Indianapolis NBC affiliate WTHR.
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That is why the maze game's cover also relates to the robots — whom the maze is "for," as many people say throughout the series — in a totally different way.
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As you maybe know, I work in independent video games, and I'm running the A-MAZE festival—we actually added virtual reality to the A-MAZE awards in 2015.
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Bernard confirms this when he sends Dolores seeking after the maze (how Bernie himself even knows about the maze is a question that will hopefully be answered at some point).
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The "Ghostbusters"-themed maze offered a change of pace before everyone was thrown back into a state of terror in the Creepshow maze and the All Hallow's Evil outdoor experience.
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Like them, a scientist runs the maze, turning strip maps into comprehensive maps — increasingly accurate models of the "great God-given maze which is our human world," as he put it.
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One player plays the 'corporation'—the maze architect—while their opponent, the 'runner,' uses hardware, programs, and viruses to navigate their way through the maze, and steal information from the corporation.
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Dylan O'Brien & Kaya Scodelario – Maze Runner: The Death Cure
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"The Honeycomb Maze replicates all the advantages of the justly-famous Morris water maze in that it forces the animal to approach a hidden goal from different directions," O'Keefe said in a statement.
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For the MIB, it's the moment he discovered the Maze.
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And that was when the Maze revealed itself to me.
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What the heck is this maze we keep hearing about?
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The Maze is actually more of a metaphor for consciousness.
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Maze died of a single gunshot wound to her torso.
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Maze was then apparently driven into Idaho and, finally, Washington.
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The Maze is a state of mind, not a place.
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The maze has no solution; we make the mystery ourselves.
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"Maze Runner" is one over the last couple of weeks.
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They also tested crabs that had never seen the maze.
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It took 48 sim hours to get through the maze.
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"Life's like a maze, only bigger," Tom told his mum.
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Each work tumbles before the eyes like an electric maze.
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And like us, she didn't know what the maze was.
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There is one version of the maze that is inescapable.
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Meandering somewhere between a maze of flags, I lose him.
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The Maze itself is the sum of a man's life.
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Canoes are required transportation through the maze of narrow canals.
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After a month, the animals repeated the water maze test.
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The Us Maze at Universal Hollywood Horror Nights was INSANE!!
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The menu system can also be a maze at times.
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Lucky, I saw your blog about area maze, thank you.
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This is a bad corn maze, is what I'm saying.
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When the game begins, you're an avatar in a maze.
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It took us five years to navigate the infertility maze.
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It was the inevitable way out of a frustrating maze.
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But he is not just a rat in a maze.
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Last weekend, the maze attracted about 1,000 visitors per day.
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As it stands now, he said, "it's like a maze."
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The installation forms a loose, kaleidoscopic maze of contrasting viewpoints.
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Add in any layer of complexity to the maze — i.e.
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Follow the maze ... try not to get lost in translation.
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Scodelario can next be seen in 2017's Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales, and will return to the Maze Runner series in Maze Runner: The Death Cure the following year.
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Maze users — presumably kids, but let's be real, toys like this are fun for adults too — are supposed to build a physical maze for marbles using small wooden blocks that come in the kit.
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Oblivious to occupying the pop-culture equivalent of the bottom half of a double bill, "Maze Runner: The Death Cure" aspires to be a grand male weepie: the "Shawshank Redemption" of "Maze Runner" movies.
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The best part about the cat maze is that it can be broken down and stored in a relatively small area, so hopefully Cole and Marmalade can enjoy the cat maze for years to come.
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According to O'Keefe, this approach to studying spatial sense in rodents is an improvement over the water maze because it allows researchers to control the choices the rodents make at each step in the maze.
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This year, Halloween Horror Nights features a spooky AHS-inspired maze.
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Inside is a baffling maze of machines, ducts, cables, and catwalks.
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An exit to this maze, or a release from this prison.
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In other experiments, the slime mold has successfully completed a maze.
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There's evasive swimming, enemy luring, mild maze running, and basic platforming.
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They've released this video of the maze, and we're already scared.
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We show up to what looks like some sort of maze.
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Bernie suggests she try something new: a secret game, the maze.
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Because the Man in Black really wants to find this maze.
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Somerdale International, an export agent, helps Cropwell Bishop navigate the maze.
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Wade through the maze of people, and find the good boy.
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The center of the maze is an elevator to Arnold's lab!
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Rosa's appeared in "American Horror Story" and the 'Maze Runner' films.
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It can't be a multi-step maze or an administrative nightmare.
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That twist, I predict, is at the center of the maze.
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After being lost in this maze for eight hours, I disagree.
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By the end of the maze, I was practically in tears.
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The best person to lead us through this maze is Rep.
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And finally, prior to meeting the Warlock himself, comes the maze.
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He started a newsletter about the team's travails called Mets Maze.
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Maisie (or Maze), after learning the truth about France, moves out.
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But in building their maze, they've lost sight of their characters.
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RUNNING IN CIRCLES Back down the river someone painted this maze.
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The park manages the 20,000 acres of The Maze for remoteness.
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White-jacketed bartenders will guide you through the maze of options.
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The Ghostbusters maze nails the finale, in sight, sound, and smell.
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In the fall, there is a corn maze and hay rides.
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Kessler warned that he was erecting a maze of security systems.
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It's basically a maze game with bad voiceovers and choppy graphics.
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The center of the Good Place maze has always been a mystery.
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The labyrinthine maze of underground tunnels extends far beyond the castle itself.
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Go deeper: Axios' Deep Dive on the maze of prescription drug pricing
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"I'm looking to negotiate the health care maze for you," he said.
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Is this the center of the maze everyone's been going on about?
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Through another maze of hallways is a gallery of glass and ceramics.
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But it's not the cheese on the other side of the maze.
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The movie ends with Jack Nicholson lost in his own hedge maze.
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A swirling maze-like decline of staircases is a beauty in design.
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I saw my life flash before my eyes in that hedge maze.
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The rose maze and the restored clocks become this show's governing figures.
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The maze is also about being in the world; specifically, in space.
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Ford is a host, and he is the center of the maze.
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Meander the maze of hallways to the terrace for an afternoon drink.
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After running away, police scoured the corn maze in search of Watt.
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What inspired me to make an app for Area Maze in particular?
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A dungeon is underground, maze-like, and full of dangers and monsters.
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She felt a line of deep scars — a maze of old pain.
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Thank you for inviting Zach to make a maze out of boxes.
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She was connected to a maze of tubes, heightening her mother's panic.
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How could she make this 3D maze navigable for a clumsy toddler?
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Firing the F.B.I. director who was looking into that maze of questions.
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For "Maze," he shares duties with the experimental theater artist Kaneza Schaal.
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For "Maze," he shares duties with the experimental theater artist Kaneza Schaal.
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This new quest turns the Corridors of Time into an extensive maze.
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Moonlight Maze disappeared right around the time Turla's first code was compiled.
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Overhead, a snaking maze of aboveground iron pipes pumps out whistling steam.
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Well, technically it's a maze, but either way it's cool as hell.
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Maze of Mara Synth-driven metalcore in the vein of Lacuna Coil and The Agonist, Maze of Mara build on an accessible hard rock base to mimic a sound that sees their European counterparts flirt with chart success.
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Last week, I brought 300 friends to Senator Bob Casey of Pennsylvania's Harrisburg office to express concerns about Steve Bannon's appointment and also to ask him if he could reach out to HBO to find out if the maze in Westworld is a physical maze or more of a metaphorical maze because if it's metaphorical a lot of us are going to feel ripped off.
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When I did the Shining maze, we didn't film almost any of that.
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And that led me into a dizzying maze that was missing an exit.
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Sounds like William's mission into the maze, or to find the door, right?
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The maze, now under new proprietorship, appears to be overgrown and falling apart.
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Westworld: The Maze is available for free on any Amazon Alexa-enabled device.
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It can make finding your way out of maze-like areas incredibly frustrating.
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So to summarize, Westworld is back — and the maze is bigger than ever.
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If you get stuck, don't get upset — the maze can actually help you.
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Nothing in the maze that is online shopping is ever what it seems.
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It took an hour and a half to go through the bureaucratic maze.
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"The Lendu and their allies attacked the village of Maze," Ndrabu told Reuters.
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Production on "Maze Runner: The Death Cure" has been postponed while Dylan recovers.
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Even when we eventually "solve" the maze, we learn that's not the point.
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They have this maze of books and stuff, it's a pretty unique place.
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Loom aims to help anxious parents navigate the maze of contemporary childcare protocols.
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"Game On," engineering arcade games, using everyday materials to create a marble maze.
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Jamie Ludwig is building the maze of her own technological prison on Twitter.
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Lovell followed him out of the maze of filing cabinets to his station.
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"The Lendu and their allies attacked the village of Maze," Mr. Ndrabu said.
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The most recent release, "Maze Runner: The Death Cure," came out last month.
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Lost and Found is described as a maze, but that's vastly overstating things.
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Quammen has the gift of Daedalus; he gets you out of the maze.
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In busy months, visitors pack the temple and surrounding maze of narrow streets.
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Suddenly, a rock was thrown at them from inside a maze of houses.
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A maze of metal barricades encircled the Capitol in downtown Richmond on Sunday.
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Next: a maze called the Old City, in the rear of the warehouse.
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I wandered through a maze of head-high bramble carved with winding paths.
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In the woods, someone had built a labyrinth, a maze edged with stones.
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The camps are a maze of tarp-covered huts clinging to steep hills.
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No. Already, even well-informed consumers have trouble navigating the current insurance maze.
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Maier is in disbelief that he's successfully emerged from the complex, decadelong maze.
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It's now a vibrant night scene in a maze of old Chinese shophouses.
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Well … Have you considered dropping your loved one off in a hedge maze?
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The maze-like structures always make sense (at least, from a pacing standpoint).
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Fiction THE MAZE AT WINDERMERE By Gregory Blake Smith 21600 pp. Viking. $220.
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He starts out talking about how the maze is "the sum of a man's life," but then switches to a story about one man who'd "seen enough of fighting" and built a maze so complicated no one could find him.
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First, it was the Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man maze, conceptualized around a scenario in which the two Universal Studios monsters encounter each other in a cemetery; the guests walking through the maze are caught in the middle of it.
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The maze of abortion restrictions in Mike Pence's Indiana offer a preview The maze of abortion restrictions in Mike Pence's Indiana offer a preview When Anna found out she was pregnant in October, she knew she could not have another child.
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Meet Maze, a startup building a user interface testing tool for your app prototypes.
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Maze isn't a video recording tool and doesn't require you to watch video footage.
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But hey, like I said, life is a maze of trade-offs and conundrums.
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Unlike what MIB has believed for so long, the Maze isn't a physical place.
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If you can't stomach the movie, you may want to bail on the maze.
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Among the mine's maze of trailers are features typical of any big-company workplace.
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Apparently, there's another maze in this one, and all our questions will be answered.
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Will the maze lead to the bloodbath the show seems to be building toward?
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The devastated region is a maze of old hamlets, built close to one another.
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It felt as natural as moving a giant cow around a maze can be.
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" That question isn't just an echo of the debut season's focus on "the maze.
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Ants crawl inside an illuminated maze that covers the wall like an integrated circuit.
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Two days of talks have not yet produced a way out of the maze.
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Shiga has created a maze like series of tubes to perform the basic calculations.
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Those flaps will either connect or block certain pathways later on in the maze.
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Unguided, through the knotted maze of messy lines, a player wouldn't make it through.
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I have always disliked this perfectly designed maze of marble, deceit and ventilation systems.
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Delos is a clean glass maze of an office that's constantly buzzing with work.
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But motherhood shouldn't be a maze in which we lose ourselves, says Dr. Zucker.
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First up is the maze, or the "Boost Your Brain" part of the experience.
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Riding the high of our maze navigating skills, we moved on to the seesaw.
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The maze was chock full of malicious creatures that were waiting around every bend.
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Behind the beach a maze of unmarked trails cut through the dense coastal scrubland.
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Parisian department stores like Galeries Lafayette are a maze of branded shop-in-shops.
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It's the same idea as the Ikea floor plan, but without the labyrinthine maze.
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Some homeless people even sleep in a maze of underground tunnels beneath the city.
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The rest of it had more straw men in it than a corn maze.
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Heat, noise, motion smote us from every side as we dashed through the maze.
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He said the family picks themes for the maze that are important to them.
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The airport was a maze of walkways, trains and signs she struggled to understand.
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It gets hectic, especially when time randomly speeds up or the maze gets distorted.
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The world's largest snow maze rounds out a week of coverage on CNN 10.
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There are statues inside the maze and even fire pits to keep people warm.
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Finding a way through this maze was a way for initiates to prove themselves.
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Dining tables, in the middle, formed narrow, maze-like paths to be edged around.
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Vegetation and a maze of dried mud walls lay to the west and southwest.
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The world's largest snow maze was visited by huge crowds in Canada in February.
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Depending on your perspective, Instagram is a trippy digital maze or an unnavigable sprawl.
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"Maze" is, on its surface, an escape movie, but its true appeal lies elsewhere.
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His worlds are maze-like and disemboweled, playing Mr. Hyde to Thiebaud's Dr. Jekyll.
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Sperling is right that art history can guide artists through this new creative maze.
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As an experience, therefore, "Maze" was powerful and uncomfortable in a politically productive way.
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It's a far cry from our current subterranean rat's maze constructed in the 1960s.
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To see how the crabs would perform when there was no food in the maze, and thus no trace in the water of a snack to guide them, the researchers waited a couple of weeks and put the crabs back in the maze.
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Release date: January 26 Why it matters: The third installment in the Maze Runner series, based on the final novel in James Dashner's Maze Runner trilogy, concludes the series and brings some answers that the characters have been seeking since the beginning.
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"MacArthur Maze" highway collapse in Oakland, California A gasoline-carrying tanker truck crashed and exploded in the predawn hours of April 29, 2007 while driving along the "MacArthur Maze," a large freeway exchange that connects Interstates 580, 233, and 80 in Oakland.
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Westworld: The Maze is a voice game in which players take on the role of a park host who, like Maeve, Akecheta, and Dolores, needs to power through their programming to arrive at the center of the titular Maze and achieve consciousness.
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Gohei Kishi, Gordon Ramsey's Head of Asian Concepts at Maze and Maze Grill uses shiso—otherwise known as ooba, he informs me—for sushi because the intense cross between basil, fresh mint, and coriander goes really well with raw fish and tempura.
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The solution to the first maze was this: The solution to the second maze was this: If you solved both mazes, then held the page of the newspaper up to the light, you got this: The two answer paths joined to spell AMAZED.
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After each test, Maze automatically shows you the next one so you can keep going.
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Schwarz got the idea for his proposal after planting a corn maze for someone else.
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Specifically, this theory concerns the maze that the Man in Black hunts for in Westworld.
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Which is the journey to the center of the maze, and not the center itself.
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A dog-like machine autonomously navigating the complex maze of an office and lab facility.
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The lab, known as IRL, is embedded within a maze of austere, gray university buildings.
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You feel very much like a rat in a maze for much of the game.
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"The maze is taking me full circle," the Man in Black tells Teddy this episode.
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You could find all the zippers in the world in those smoky, maze-like aisles.
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Dylan O'Brien was injured yesterday while filming Maze Runner: The Death Cure in Vancouver, Canada.
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Instead, it's a pop-up maze built inside a location near the Austin Convention Center.
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A different iteration of a Saw maze returned to the Hollywood theme park in 2010.
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But if that's the case, then the maze really is for the Man In Black.
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Rerouting a maze no longer means welding sheets of metal together or gluing plastic walls.
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The mice who forgot the first round of training found the new maze more quickly.
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It's a three-story maze that starts with a light-soaked, stone-floored entrance hallway.
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That means, metaphorically speaking, each host is their own maze, and their inner lives — mind?
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Building off that, other scientists ran an experiment where they released rats into a maze.
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I left Blythe's office and went toward the ring, grappling through the maze of cubicles.
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Westworld: The Maze, a short game released today for Amazon Alexa devices, does the opposite.
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I came to learn one year into this maze that the culprit was Lyme disease.
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Using the scent of peanut butter, the rats were enticed to reach a maze target.
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Tonight's Armageddon places a member of each team at each corner of a giant maze.
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It houses a watermill, a herbal pharmacy, an elaborately frescoed church and a topiary maze.
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Kautz blends all this together into a maze of contradictions and clever nods at adulteration.
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Then she had to navigate a Kafkaesque maze of bureaucracy from the Building & Safety Department.
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And CNBC has interviewed some of the people who have emerged successfully from the maze.
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Six million of those souls cram into the subway system's vast underground maze each day.
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Furnished with sofas and colorful carpets, it featured a maze of side rooms and nooks.
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Male fans move through the fractal maze of booths in groups of three or more.
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James Dashner, the author of the "Maze Runner" novels, tweeted that O'Brien will be fine.
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Exploration Acres' creates its huge corn maze every year, picking a different theme each time.
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The maze is a huge, waist-high, spiral-form labyrinth constructed out of rose bushes.
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It's a slightly more traditional movie, but it's still focused around an inward-spiraling maze.
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The 12 software packages available on the program website have a maze of eligibility requirements.
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When Dolores sees the maze icon on the coffins, she says "I'm coming" to herself.
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A thief steals Smith's wallet on his first morning, vanishing into a maze of alleyways.
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"It was the kingdom of the wind—a maze going in and out," he said.
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Ada, for her part, is caught in the maze of patriarchy and static gender roles.
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King pointed out that they're like "rats" being forced to find cheese in a maze.
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The elevators will fill with blood, and the snowy maze will ensnare you once more.
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While the maze subordinates material to gravity-defying form, the slabs favor weighty raw material.
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There is an elaborately landscaped boxwood maze designed to resemble the facade of the house.
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Navigating the building can feel like you're walking through a maze, and that's the point.
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He bowled trick shots with a skittle ball through a maze of candles and wineglasses.
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With that, he opened the door to a whole new maze of complexity and risk.
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A California Highway Patrol helicopter flew above the maze to spot Watts from the sky.
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The first modern corn maze was designed in 1993 by Don Frantz in Annville, Pennsylvania.
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Before 1993, the site says, "the maze was seen as a mostly passive art form."
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Creating the design and doing the GPS plotting takes three to eight hours per maze.
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The man steadies the tray before darting off down the bazaar's maze of side streets.
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You play a silent, unnamed, unseen protagonist and wander around the island solving maze puzzles.
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Remember that corn-maze walls are made of fragile stalks that you can push through.
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This will ruin the maze for other people, so don't cheat unless it's an emergency.
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Gradually, that pastoral site became the lot, a bustling maze of offices, sets and soundstages.
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I faced a maze of questions as a high schooler applying to colleges in 2010.
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In December, the FBI privately warned businesses of an increase in Maze-related ransomware incidents.
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Also available was the Maze of Games Omnibus by Lone Shark Games of Seattle, Wash.
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While "Maze Runner: The Death Cure" continues the trend toward supersizing, at least it moves.
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You can also play mini-games together like Maze Escape and Minecraft's take on paintball.
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These are chaotic arrangements, on tables set among floor paths that resemble a field maze.
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"Understaffing is a massive problem," said Jonathan Maze, the executive editor of Restaurant Business Magazine.
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I tiptoe my way through the maze of bricks laid on Pokfulam Road as roadblocks.
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I bike my children to school each day through a maze of tents and trailers.
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The tour traverses a maze of corridors with formations the guides explain along the way.
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The property includes sculpted hedges, a bamboo maze and a small studio building with electricity.
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If you're in the maze at the right time, an extra character could pop in.
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If you ask me, the Stranger Things maze is a little low on memorable scenes.
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To say much more about the Ashtray Maze would be to spoil the giddy surprise.
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She crossed the road by the old white-brick mosque, dodging a maze of cars.
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The record was set by A Maze in Corn, Inc (Canada) in St. Adolphe, Manitoba.
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Those who clear the maze come to a skeleton sitting in front of a desk.
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The mice also performed better at maze navigating and recognizing objects they had seen before.
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Put them in a maze and they'll trace the shortest possible map to the exit.
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The researchers are also considering building a more complex maze, to see what the crabs are capable of — and there is of course the question of whether a crab will remember the route through a maze beyond the two weeks tested in these experiments.
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Seedling's co-founder and chairman Kara Nortman demoed this with two kids, scanning a pre-built maze, customizing how it looked on an iPhone and showing off photos of Re/code's Walt Mossberg, Kara Swisher and Peter Kafka that she placed in the maze.
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Hough consoles her but she's already too lost in the maze of her feelings to care.
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Once upon a time, emailing your elected representatives meant navigating a maze of creaky web forms.
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As I entered the ballroom, I saw a maze of tables in a sea of balloons.
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We know it's where Dolores finds the Maze carving, but why does it bear her name?
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Each park will have a maze that features the many iconic settings from the Netflix series.
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But how will the robots take on their new roles as free leaders in the Maze?
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The robots navigate the "maze" with the help of Arnold's programming to eventually reach self-awareness.
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If TAPs felt slightly gimmicky, like rat-maze training for adults, other techniques seemed more profound.
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But recall what the little girl told the MiB: that the maze isn't meant for him.
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It's a pleasant maze, arranged vertically, with cheery graphics and appropriately satisfying "whoosh" to each hop.
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His drawings are dense, often packed with characters Where's Waldo-style or maze-like geometric shapes.
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A few minutes away, the maze of the Grand Bazaar satiated the appetites of eager shoppers.
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Navigating through the tangled maze of gray cubicles, I found her inside, typing on her computer.
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Ford is there, peeling back each of their scalps to reveal a symbol for The Maze.
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And certainly, the Stranger Things maze is a step in the right direction for that vision.
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Researchers recently described another in rats as they learned to make their way through a maze.
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Manafort also had an intricate maze of offshore accounts where he hid money from U.S. scrutiny.
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It's a series of puzzles set in a maze players explore in the first person perspective.
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It buoyed him as their journey through the South became a maze of Greyhound bus rides.
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Yes. Kenny G trapped in a maze of roses (perhaps for all eternity) levels of romance?
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With an escape room or a maze, you have to get to the end of it.
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For veterans, the VA is too often a bewildering maze full of pitfalls and dead-ends.
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While the maze subordinates material to gravity-defying form, the slab works favor weighty raw material.
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Before preparing to enter the maze, we browsed some of the latest Boost styles and colors.
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Perhaps he didn't rape her but mutilated her like the croupier in his crazed maze hunt?
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In networking with them, you can help each other navigate the insurance maze and rebuilding process.
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In one section of the maze, a swamp was growing from the depths of the store.
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But for the most part, we found ourselves lost in an overwhelming maze of home essentials.
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Reilly's shot snaked through a maze of bodies out front and just inside the left post.
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Putin's kleptocracy is a confusing maze that blurs the distinction between the state and criminal worlds.
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And that's after you've been able to navigate the maze of finding the care you need.
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Guests and musicians–including Cherushii and Nackt–were ultimately trapped inside of the maze-like warehouse.
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Mice that were deemed to be poor learners were given cinnamon and then entered a maze.
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Universal Studios has announced a Stranger Things-themed maze for this year's Halloween Horror Nights events.
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Inside is a maze of quirky rooms home to the ornate wares of Denmark's first family.
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They printed out lawsuits and regulatory complaints until their living room was a maze of paper.
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We're more concerned by the college guidance gap and the maze of applying for financial aid.
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But the maze of private equity firms, with names like Carlyle, Cerberus and Blackstone, are not.
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But unlike Maze, he said, DoppelPaymer's ransom note does not say that data has been stolen.
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That it's so easy to get lost in the maze of pavilions has certain unexpected advantages.
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Sometimes Pac-Man rolls through holes that send him to the other side of the maze.
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But if you're going to a corn maze, Mr. Arnold would not recommend going it alone.
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He plugged his ears and parted the drapes between sections of the maze with his elbows.
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They go into the maze of the city's markets, somehow finding their way back out again.
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Next month, he stars in two films, each as a man navigating a tortuous modern maze.
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This time, the show space was constructed into a maze-like bedroom with beds jutting out.
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False reports of gunshots ricocheted through the subterranean rats' maze, sending confused travelers scrambling for cover.
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A massive maze inspired by Netflix (NFLX) favorite "Stranger Things" has been unveiled in Lafayette, Indiana.
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Like many agricultural mazes across the country, the Maize maze is known for its impressive designs.
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The clinical psychologist wanted her to move the colorful wooden pieces of a bead maze puzzle.
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When you exist in a legal maze shrouded in doubts, every decision is a gut check.
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Gretchen Grace's street photographs reveal a maze of shape and color within the city's orderly grid.
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Carefully looking around, they must navigate this maze without falling into an abyss or getting zapped.
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Before then, however, they've got a lot planned, beginning with this week's Hallow's Eve Artists Maze.
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Maze uses a software-as-a-service approach with a limited free plan and multiple paid subscriptions.
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At the center of S-Town, the new podcast from the team behind Serial, lies a maze.
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The world may be, as SNL says, a "maze of boners," but at least we're here together.
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There's the maze, the identity of the Man in Black, and Arnold's ongoing role in the park.
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Hopefully episode 10, "The Bicameral Mind," delivers the answers we seek at the center of this maze.
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This maze of money-savings apps is something I've navigated slowly over the course of many years.
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It's OK to have two or even three routes to a document, but don't create a maze.
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Multinational insurance coverage is often cumbersome because of a maze of international regulations, paperwork, and payment terms.
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Unsurprisingly, the entire history is a criss-crossing maze of violence, orgies, nefarious business schemes, and robots.
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I felt like I was getting caught in an increasingly elaborate maze of expectation, need, and conflict.
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Tucked into the central building's maze-like layout, Sabine Pearlman's "Totem Poles" stood out amid the throng.
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After finding a spot in the maze with abundant cheese, the characters develop routines around that cheese.
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In the former outlook, getting to the center of the maze means attaining sentience for a host.
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Mice who got the cord plasma did better on learning and memory tests, like escaping a maze.
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The Maze follows a voice-controlled "choose your own adventure" format that other Alexa games have used.
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What's becoming increasingly clear with every episode is that for her, all roads lead to the maze.
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For roughly $12,600 all you're getting from Hautlence is a simple ball maze with some flashy upgrades.
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After finally cooling down, we all head to the corn maze and try not to get lost.
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They selected option No. 3, the traditional Survivor table maze with the most portions to get through.
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Yet last October she was navigating a maze of dark rooms when she realized something was wrong.
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Adrenaline, for instance, boosted rats' ability to remember a maze, while an adrenaline-blocking drug weakened it.
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The Source of My Claustrophobia Jeez, this is a screenshot from that nauseating Windows 95 maze screensaver.
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It ends with the younger Neeson inexplicably riding off on a motorcycle into a Tron-like maze.
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What would happen if someone sky-wrote the Maze symbol and told every host to look up?
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Is this the same maze that Ed Harris's Man in Black is hunting with such bloody vigor?
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"We've had to navigate through a terrifying maze of non-information and unfounded speculation," Jonathon Sherman said.
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The latter weren't removed by AHCA — the entire ObamaCare maze of regulatory and administrative patches remains intact.
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Even as you solve puzzles or explore maze-like environments, the banter continues like expository background music.
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Only the rats that didn't have uteruses couldn't remember which parts of the maze didn't have platforms.
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You can get lost in this seemingly endless maze of lamps and shoes and ceramics and rugs.
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Could William even be the Man in Black, long before he turns into a maze-hunting monster?
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Ultimately, though, like a man lost in a maze of a house, the film can't go anywhere.
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"That's her turf, all those buildings over there," Ms. Hooper said, pointing to Manhattan's maze of skyscrapers.
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It will then be up to her successor to guide Britain through the immediate post-Brexit maze.
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The makeup artist used only body paint for this artful illusion, which is a mind-bending maze.
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Thirty-seven tailors bend their heads, trying to guide frayed threads through a maze of eight loops.
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After a short wait, it was time for us to enter the main event: the haunted maze.
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The bigger concern is not the security rat maze, but rather the quality of the screening itself.
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This was critical as he sought to thread his way through a maze of sects and sides.
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But old Alex, as it is called, is a maze of narrow streets and densely inhabited settlements.
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And a renowned maze maker discusses the balance between making a puzzle challenging and keeping it fun.
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In March 2016, O'Brien was seriously injured while filming the third film in the "Maze Runner" franchise.
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But they did disclose that the show will guide audiences through a maze of ever-shifting spaces.
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Fire Island has no real roads; instead, it has an intersecting, maze-like system of timber boardwalks.
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Our footsteps echoed off vaulted white ceilings as Brienza guided me through a maze of vacant rooms.
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And as I wandered fruitlessly through this maze of emotions I felt my mind losing its way.
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She also reported back then that his real estate empire rested on a heavily indebted financial maze.
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They would soon take their places among the house's torture chambers, 3D maze and zombie strip club.
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And that is perhaps the toughest part of navigating this budget resolution/tax reform/health care maze.
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So I would have more confidence in myself that I could find my way through the maze.
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The Maze Virus, as it's known, may be named for the prison of Bobby Sands's hunger strike.
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Navigating the ever-changing maze of checkpoints that divided the town, both regime and rebel, terrified him.
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But it's often expensive to hire a bankruptcy lawyer, and hard to navigate the maze of paperwork.
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The company's solution: a network of workers using a maze of PowerPoint slides spelling out what's forbidden.
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In "Hay Bale Maze," overachieving and overthinking Rory finally decides to risk everything to reach a goal.
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In that maze of fierce and ancient grudges, using the wrong name can be very, very dangerous.
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In a maze of sassafras and juniper hedges, a woman played with her 6-year-old daughter.
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For the last two years, Union Terminal has been a maze of scaffolding, ladders and construction workers.
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Beneath you a hilly maze of steeples, forked-roads and aerials, amassed under the rising blue sky.
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I shuffled on, like a mouse in a maze; twenty minutes became an hour, then two hours.
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With Maze, you can turn your InVision, Marvel or Sketch projects into a browser-based user test.
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Through August 17: Grab a ticket to "Maze," a socially conscious street dance show at The Shed.
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He was the first of 10 hunger strikers to perish at the Maze prison in Northern Ireland.
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They created a maze shaped like the number three to simulate a path out of the forest.
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"They want to know if the sales are going to be worth the trouble," Mr. Maze said.
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We also went behind the scenes at the Met Opera just before a show, a wondrous maze.
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She briskly navigated a maze of muddy alleys before arriving at a group of old camping caravans.
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Narrow, maze-like, cobblestone roads ascend almost 4,000 feet up the steep slopes of the area mountains.
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Chicago's Pedway, a maze of almost balmy tunnels beneath this city's downtown, was jammed on Friday morning.
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In the tactical maze—a warehouse holding dozens of interconnected rooms—teams of agents practice security missions.
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It would be difficult to find quite so much room in the crowded maze of Old Town.
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With its swastika twists, the completed structure looked like a miniature crop maze home-assembled from Ikea.
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Next, Chandra reshapes the grid, changing certain intersections or roads, in order to create a winding maze.
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Maze is a simple web-based service that lets you turn InVision and Marvel files into UX tests.
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In the maze, the slime mold was about to communicate through chemicals, reach the food and avoid light.
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All rounder Maze also won the Combined and downhill titles at last year's world championships in Beaver Creek.
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Heavy woodwork and light-washed windows everywhere imply a maze of interpenetrating planes, or a house of cards.
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Perhaps the center of the Maze isn't an actual place, so much as it's a state of being.
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Rita Maze, 47, was found dead around midnight Wednesday, Lewis and Clark County Sheriff Leo Dutton has said.
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After navigating through a maze, players are met with a scene of the man and woman having sex.
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Thorny shrubs line the maze of paths between homes in this massive camp, where about 160,000 refugees live.
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Who is Wyatt really, and how can he be tied to the maze if Ford just created him?
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The series follows a group of kids stuck in a maze who are trying solve the labyrinth's mysteries.
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We haven't felt this relieved since we remembered that the corn maze we went to wasn't actually haunted.
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They picked their way through a maze of streets lined with mud brick walls that surrounded enclosed courtyards.
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I gotta tell you, I'm still not quite clear on what the maze was supposed to have represented.
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If you want to get lost in a maze of manipulation and sexual tensionThe Magus by John Fowles
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Matt Wilson, who's at MIT, was trying to study memory in rats as they stepped into a maze.
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People want to be part of the action, chased around an amusement park or through a haunted maze.
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But we were only half right; William thought the maze would simply change the rules of the game.
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Rest stop Maze, 47, was driving home after a visit to Helena, Montana, on Tuesday afternoon, authorities said.
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"We as a community will come together in this horrific time for the Maze family," the page says.
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In our present timeline, both the Man in Black (Ed Harris) and Dolores are heading for the maze.
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At the same time, the researchers developed a maze-solving computer algorithm to solve the same 14 mazes.
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Crafted with polymer clay, each piece is a miniaturized maze contained on a few centimeters of surface area.
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Or, for a more passive method, a maze that takes in-game decades for park-goers to escape.
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Android users eventually translate to money, but only after trickling down through a maze of targeted ad products.
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The main floor is a maze of gray-white walls that steer visitors awkwardly, in no coherent path.
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Trapped in its maze of narrow, muddy side roads, our convoy was pinned down, our escape route blocked.
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In tests, injected mice consistently located the platform whereas the mice without injections swam randomly around the maze.
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Their vehicle was found near the Maze Loop, which is located in the northwest area of the park.
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"Danielle was a very beautiful person who we love very much," her father, Kyle Maze, wrote on Facebook.
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As if the Upside Down wasn't a terrifying maze in itself, someone has created one in our world.
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The idea is the combination of viewpoints allows you to navigate the maze and find the other players.
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The mouse was programmed to search through any new configuration of the maze until it found its target.
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"Dylan O'Brien was injured yesterday while filming 'Maze Runner: The Death Cure' in Vancouver, Canada," the studio said.
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It uses an animated character tasked with performing simple challenges in a digital maze to make learning fun.
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Attempting to get treatment proved to be a twisted maze at the time when I needed it most.
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"He really made that organization a lot leaner, they make decisions a lot more quickly," Mr. Maze said.
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"He really made that organization a lot leaner, they make decisions a lot more quickly," Mr. Maze said.
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Most of the victims couldn't escape from a maze of poorly planned streets in Greece's worst wildfire disaster.
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"It's a permanent retelling of our storyline from the beginning," Nicotero tells Mashable about the year-round maze.
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GN: That is one of the biggest differences between the Halloween Horror Nights maze and the permanent attraction.
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ZooLights also holds numerous events requiring tickets such as a carousel, Ferris wheel, a light maze, and more.
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Smaller, rural counties don't have the financial flexibility to navigate the maze of federal bureaucracies and red tape.
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Inside its winding, sloping maze of halls, there's always an unusual book or a tasty morsel to discover.
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Navigators are hired to help us find our way through the maze they laughingly call a healthcare system.
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For around two hours, officers scoured the corn maze in search of 29-year-old Ryan Kenneth Watt.
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Plus, the boxes are still cute and even have a maze puzzle to appease the kids-at-heart.
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I asked Solomon to say a bit more about himself and the inspiration behind his area maze app.
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On the night of the event, she rushes between rooms, panicking about the construction of the fetish maze.
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The backdoor, known as LOKI2, was used by the Moonlight Maze attackers to maintain persistence on Linux machines.
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The effect is like a highlighter or a laser pointer, drawing attention to one path through the maze.
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It is an exhausting maze of lines: for pictures, samples, meet-and-greets, food, the gender-neutral bathrooms.
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And their employees, saddled with escalating out-of-pocket costs and a confusing maze, aren't well served, either.
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" The nerves of the masses, he continues, are "racked by an intricate maze of motion and dazzling fire.
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It feels like a proper maze, a series of puzzles that offer sweet, sweet satisfaction as you progress.
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According to Callow, the security incident was a data-stealing ransomware attack launched by the Maze ransomware group.
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The most luxurious ones can barely contain interiors of goat cheese and maze, cloudy and oozing at once.
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Then Lucifer sees things in a new light and Maze (Lesley-Ann Brandt) tries to save a friendship.
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Today, the city's maze of zoning and building codes is often used to keep zealous builders in line.
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But surveying his world, Ford finds something out of place: the maze symbol scratched into a wooden table.
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Since I first covered the company, Maze founders Jonathan Widawski and Thomas Mary still have the same vision.
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But in doing so, the students will run into an elaborate maze of tax and campaign finance laws.
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It's easy to dismiss this maze of revelations involving Bezos and MBS as just another high-profile hack.
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Before you begin Horror Nights' truly excellent Ghostbusters maze, be sure to catch the scene going on outside.
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Be sure to arrive early, as the maze only has so many treats to hand out per night.
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Actor Will Poulter of The Maze Runner franchise has signed on as the lead role in the series.
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At the maze entrance, they viewed a sample set containing a specific number of blue or yellow shapes.
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That included strong work by Christian Slater and Gloria Reuben, guiding him through the maze of his mind.
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Any chief executive officer would be insane to want to be the next to traverse this economic maze.
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We are more likely to make mistakes or give up when we are lost in the paperwork maze.
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It is more of a complex maze of tunnels, ladders and cubbylike rooms, a sort of habitable sculpture.
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Unfortunately, a maze of state income tax codes ensnares an increasing proportion of the increasingly mobile American workforce.
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Siena's paintings and drawings have become a maze of marks that he seems in no hurry to escape.
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His paintings and drawings have become a maze of marks that he seems in no hurry to escape.
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The game's developer Cahoots Malone took great care in crafting a 3D maze with authentic Windows 95 feel.
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Maze can record a user path from a web browser on desktop or mobile without having to install anything.
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Like other developing countries, Brazil's dense bureaucracy creates a maze of hoops that can make everyday tasks a nightmare.
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Building 87 is maze-like, with winding halls and the occasional glass trophy case full of historic Xbox memorabilia.
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En masse, the caravan formed a maze-like perimeter around several DIY stages and dancefloors bumping Brazilian-inflected techno.
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A 2017 study put slime molds in a maze to reach food sources but disrupted their environment with light.
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In order for Kosovo to be fully recognized by the international community, it must first navigate a bureaucratic maze.
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As he flips through it, we can see doodles of Dolores' face, and finally a diagram of The Maze.
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PEOPLE was not immediately able to reach the Maze family or local authorities in Montana or Washington for comment.
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LOS ANGELES — The Maze Runner hit an obstacle it couldn't scramble over: the still-healing body of Dylan O'Brien.
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But with every passing episode, Westworld starts to look more and more like the maze propelling its characters forward.
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In the first season of Westworld, you couldn't go five minutes without hearing an obscure reference to a maze.
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I'm still working my way through that maze of machismo, but instead of wallowing, I'm discovering a path out.
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Dylan O'Brien rarely speaks of his accident that occurred on the set of The Maze Runner: The Death Cure.
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In the new paper, Richards cites a 2016 study in which scientists trained mice to find a water maze.
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"The conditioned animals all ran to the end of the maze expecting there to be food," Dr. Pope said.
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The overworked image became part of the joke, the punchline echoing through a maze of reblogs and photo edits.
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He's since gone on to star in Godless, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, and Maze Runner: The Death Cure.
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If anyone can freestyle about robots, corn maze and Harry Potter in just one verse, it's Lin-Manuel Miranda.
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Ivanka appears, at times, to be closing in on locating the center of the Westworld maze and gaining independence.
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Buying a used car is often a maze of known unknowns with price being one of the biggest factors.
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ShutterstockChinese scientists have created "cyborgized" rats that perform better on maze tests than normal rats and a computer algorithm.
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Back on the range, Lawrence and the Man in Black are still searching for the entrance to the maze.
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When she jolts back into reality, the girl is gone, but she has drawn the maze in the sand.
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The money passed through a maze of institutions and accounts in the Middle East, the Caribbean and the Seychelles.
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"I was in a corn maze with my kid, Ethan, who would have been like seven, six," Simon recalls.
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The super-scary maze looks awesome, but, in all honesty, we're more than happy just experiencing it second-hand.
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Sure, synthetic humans may not be involved, and Ed Harris probably wouldn't be poking around looking for a maze.
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The deaths of those trapped in a burning maze, with access to beaches walled off, has shocked the country.
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Lawrence's little girl, somewhat reminiscent of a Matrix kid, speaks up, telling him the maze isn't meant for him.
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As soon as paint hits the surface, the vibration process unwinds a mirage-y maze of color and light.
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It's a members-only maze of everyday essentials and products you don't really need, sold in obscenely large quantities.
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For this event, a team member runs through a concrete maze while holding a rifle then shoots at targets.
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" Poulter was previously best known for comedy "We're the Millers" and for playing a bully in "The Maze Runner.
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Or is Westworld a maze of mazes, with different labyrinths for the characters and viewers to get lost in?
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Music was a maze through which listeners should wander freely, stumbling on the unexpected and not knowing the end.
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You'll also notice that terrible Demogorgon in the bottom left, chasing the crew along the foot of the maze.
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Just beyond the maze of construction, it becomes immediately apparent why those who live here choose to do so.
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The Witness is all about your perspective: The higher above the maze you get, the clearer the picture becomes.
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Built a house and around that house he built a maze so complicated only he could navigate through it.
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It's possible the center of the maze and its mystery is a "person" and not a location. 50:1.
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What transpires is a seemingly endless maze of coolers, backpacks, camper vans, and just about everything else in between.
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Novelty search can find novelty within only one domain at a time—solving a maze or walking a robot.
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THUNDER BAY, Ontario — They were teenagers from tiny indigenous Canadian communities, isolated by a maze of lakes and forest.
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It is also, enduringly, a dense maze of memories, dreams and ghosts conjuring a specific and timeless American South.
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The station's architecture resembles a maze, and the building is filled with empty shops, confusing passageways, and abandoned corridors.
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Voters are thus spared the old bureaucratic paperwork maze and haphazard record-keeping that compounds delays on Election Day.
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The maze comes with a plastic lid to keep critters inside or to pull off to take them out.
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Don Watts, known as the Corn Maze Guy, has been designing these labyrinths of grain since the mid-1980s.
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Nationwide, there's only a handful of maze designers, Watts said, and each has a different process and target customer.
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Our cabin leaked so much that it was a maze weaving between all the buckets on the floor inside.
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A maze of underground passages connects the site to far-flung subway lines, but there are not free transfers.
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Other stars, like Tina Maze of Slovenia and the American Bode Miller, have chosen to sit out the season.
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I am surprise that there is no any mobile app about the 33D Area Maze, so I make it.
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This suggested that their sampling of various routes had given them a picture of the maze as a whole.
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I was one of those mice in a maze experiment, scurrying around corners and in circles, searching for cheese.
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Properly searching a crevasse network for a missing climber is mostly impossible and amounts to searching a deadly maze.
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As night turns to darkness, you can navigate the moonlit-bathed dirt tracks of what transpires into Desert Maze.
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The whole landscape can be transformed into a bustling metropolis, a winding corn maze, or a scorched earth apocalypse.
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Small businesses and entrepreneurs will now be forced to navigate the maze of more than 10,000 different tax jurisdictions.
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While they don't find the maze, they do find an armored dude in a soldier's uni and minotaur horns.
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Pop on your Google Cardboard headset, and voila — you're navigating your way through the virtual maze you've just built.
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Investigations can also be a jurisdictional maze, depending on which agency an assault is reported to, Ms. Palumbo said.
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The company's solution: a network of low-skilled moderators using a maze of PowerPoint slides spelling out what's forbidden.
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Harris's friend took him to a warehouse in West Oakland that was built out like a maze, a toy.
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Unfortunately for you and your limbs, said disc is a maze of rooms filled with moving, spinning saw blades.
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Maze wants to reinvent usability tests by letting you turn design prototypes into tests in just a few clicks.
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"This isn't my lane," he recalls thinking as he walked through the maze of the Russell Senate Office Building.
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The difference: Developers build and shape the online experiences that users run around in like rats in a maze.
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As an undergraduate, he worked as a legal intern, helping people in Upper Manhattan navigate the social services maze.
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In fact, they engaged in ad fraud and malvertising by shuffling infected browsers through a maze of sketchy domains.
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Mr. Malone is known for whipping up complex structures that involve a maze of tracking stocks and holding companies.
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"One of my staff members showed me that snow maze and he said how big it was," Masse recalls.
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Last year, it took nearly 20 minutes to navigate a maze of automation and hold times to reach someone.
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Created by Exploration Acres, the maze sprawls across 20 acres and features telekinetic heroine Eleven at the center. (Mashable)
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You're basically in a virtual-reality maze where question marks are bouncing through the air amid wacky fart sounds.
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It treats its recipients like adults rather than trapping them in the complex maze of requirements that welfare embraces.
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Walking trails lead guest to Canopy Park, a separate section opening in June 2019, which features activities like a 160-feet suspended bridge with glass floor, a bouncing net (to jump up and down on), a walking net (82 feet high above the greenery), a hedge maze, a mirror maze and slides.
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Along with props and costumes, it included journals outlining Mr. Kinzel's dance classes that feature text and more maze drawings.
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The beautiful Chateau De Breteuil in the French countryside had remarkable art, landscapes and even a really awesome hedge maze.
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But then, Dolores encounters Lawrence's little girl, the wise child who keeps warning her about the Maze, and hears gunfire.
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And now, later, he's going back with Teddy to try to solve the maze that Ford has left for him.
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People seem literally and figuratively lost to the city, and in turn the city comes off as an exhausting maze.
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The players work together to move through the maze to the treasure, encouraging communications and interaction that online games lack.
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To be fair, the Minotaur-infested maze that is Penn Station will not be fixed with any smart phone app.
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From there, it's a winding maze through the history of Bond films, complete with clips and props from the sets.
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They were there to spread the word about the maze, to make Maeve and her daughter more receptive to consciousness.
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At the Berlin state office for health and social affairs, a sprawling maze of buildings, white tents have gone up.
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In episode 1, John tells host Brian Reed the exact coordinates of the maze, which John himself designed and curated.
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When she looks up, the fortune teller has turned into her — on the card is the symbol for The Maze.
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Google sent me into that gorgeous maze of never-ending halls and corridors armed only with a Project Tango Prototype.
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This junction, which used to be a maze of crawling cars, is now peacefully devoted to buses, walkers and cyclists.
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Maze Runner actress Kaya Scodelario admitted that she was initially afraid to share her sexual assault story back in October.
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Decisions made by gut feel at startups have to navigate a maze of meetings and committees at a big company.
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Kids can use the microbes to play soccer (above), or move it around in a Pac-Man-like maze (below).
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The premise of Flywrench is simple, with players guiding a tiny ship from one side of a maze to another.
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They get confused by objects they've seen before, for example, and find it more difficult to navigate through a maze.
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"Westworld," appropriately, had a maze at the center of its story, since its arcane and elaborate plot often resembled one.
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Industry advocates say their main goal is to educate lawmakers about FinTech platforms and the regulatory maze faced by developers.
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A Japanese artist has captured the process of drawing an intricate maze by hand over the course of six months.
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Like the maze some of its characters are trying to find, there are no clear ways in, no easy answers.
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In parts of Latin America, Europe and Eastern Europe, it's outpacing fellow YA properties Maze Runner and the Divergent series.
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More recently, Segment redesigned its setup to feel more like a maze or a "jungle" as Reinhardt explained to WSJ.
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Opener "The Maze" follows an almost identical structure to "Deer," the first song from the band's 2011 record Simple Math.
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The researchers built and filmed the maze with the help of filmmaker Adam Bartley, who supplied the unedited footage above.
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Six or so confusing clicks through a maze of agency web pages could get dedicated commenters to the right place.
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A total of 165 canals run through the city, and more than 1,200 bridges connect its maze of gabled houses.
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That it is instead a knockoff of "The Hunger Games" and "The Maze Runner" makes it all the more condemnable.
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They also employed a different initial task, requiring the animals to learn how to get out of a water maze.
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So Spark created a maze-like course, which included simulated obstacles like holes and grass, for use in key research.
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The number two spot went to Helix Jump, a game in which players navigate a falling ball through a maze.
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What it's like to be a corn maze designer who creates 90 mazes a year for up to $2,500 each
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That's when an officer noticed a nearby chicken coop outside of the maze, and decided to take a look inside.
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Radulov carried the puck inside the zone to backhand a shot through a maze of players that eluded Peter Budaj.
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If there has users love the Area Maze 3D, I will continue to make more levels to update the game.
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Maze Runner star Dylan O'Brien was seriously injured on the Vancouver, B.C., set of the next film in the series.
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Some of us have been fortunate enough to force a way through the maze and make a living as artists.
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Malone is known for whipping up devilishly complex structures that unusually involve a maze of tracking stocks and holding companies.
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Moving the mouse only to watch the cursor trail a half-second later made getting anything accomplished a mental maze.
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From the moment you enter an Ikea, layout designers nudge you onto a specific path through a maze of products.
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Yeah, a couple from the States were in the corn maze and a green plant monster jumped out at them.
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I bolted from the room, down the stairs, and ran like mad through the maze of streets of central Florence.
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The player can navigate the maze using a virtual controller that allows them to move forward, backward, left, and right.
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It's a key component of proper financial management — and a crucial part of getting out of the "rat race" maze.
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Sunday • Work your way out of a three-acre corn maze at the Queens County Farm Museum in Floral Park.
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The American side is a maze of narrow roads and sunburned highways, industrial buildings and trucks parked on empty roads.
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And in the space under the church is a maze of pipes transporting heated and chilled water through the system.
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A maze is an excellent metaphor for adolescence: Both are difficult to get through, filled with obstacles and unexpected turns.
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More a maze than a road, the trail disappeared, returned to view, dissolved, emerged, contracted, expanded, split, reunited, vanished, materialized.
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Hermès took over a former jai alai court in the Brera District with jungly wallpaper and a giant brick maze.
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So if we could find the right path through the maze of government bureaucrats, we thought we had a chance.
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Hackers who deploy Maze take the strategy even further by posting online the names of companies that refuse to pay.
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Maze has also added a feature that should be particularly useful for companies that are just starting with user testing.
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We've become like rats in a maze where we're constantly hit by messages from these companies know everything about us.
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The frozen maze skirts the seaway, flowing with jagged cells of ice, and weaves into the hardwood forest behind it.
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But in the end, a Canadian man was awarded a Guinness World Record for creating the world's largest snow maze.
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We would stay in the bungalows that were modeled after the medina — as a child it was like a maze.
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The action is a Rube Goldberg-like maze, and Joe is the rat whose escape we can't help rooting for.
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"I still have a certain level of skepticism, frankly, about the long-term staying power of this," Mr. Maze said.
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So much of the experience is slowly trawling through maze-like dungeons, with plenty of strategic battles along the way.
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That mouse darted purposefully toward one sector of the maze, found the hole, and scooted into it in eighteen seconds.
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The Mercado Centrale is a mind-spinning maze of a market — a window into an authentic side of Taxco life.
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I met so many alarmed Americans – parents, siblings, friends -- all pleading for information about travelers lost in this Orwellian maze.
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Those who do manage to navigate the challenging maze of treatment options face, at best, minimal prospects for stable employment.
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And the game came so close to pulling me toward an answer — only to leave me lost in its maze.
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Not content with the robe, farmers have also constructed a complex maze design with two dragons in a field nearby.
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The venue included a maze of colorful corporate booths aiming to lure recruits for projects like software that plays doctor.
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"If the entrance or lift is closed, it would be like hitting a dead end in a maze," she said.
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The video opens with players navigating a simple maze with lame pop-out skeletons and spooky noises in pitch dark.
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Maybe New York has gentrified too much — from a wild, fun-loving mecca to a dull, money-chasing rat maze.
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The researchers observe the rodent's choice at each juncture to determine how it makes choices as it navigates the maze.
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This is the first appearance of a maze motif that recurs throughout the cartoons and lends The Labyrinth its name.
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Wherever a player points their phone or tablet, they'll see a different section of a laser-filled maze around them.
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