"There is a reason people don't build fences in the middle of nowhere; it doesn't change the enforcement profile in the middle of nowhere," the migration expert said.
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Only one mass shooting — in the middle of nowhere.
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That's because, frankly, I live in the middle of nowhere.
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Silver Lake, Oregon might be the actual middle of nowhere.
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The superstars are shown sunbathing in the middle of nowhere.
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Then I drive 20 minutes to the middle of nowhere.
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And he's sitting on this island in the middle of nowhere.
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It's very small and isolated and in the middle of nowhere.
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It's in the middle of Sussex, in the middle of nowhere.
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It was cool to grow up in the middle of nowhere.
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People say "middle of nowhere," but there's, like, a gas station.
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She hates living in the country, in the middle of nowhere.
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Their R.V. gets a flat tire in the middle of nowhere.
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"Yes, we are in the middle of nowhere, " Mr. Yeroshkin said.
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"You're in the middle of nowhere, really," Chrishell says in the video.
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Growing up in small-town "middle of nowhere" is what made her.
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What choices does a single mother have in middle of nowhere, 1960?
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A lot of these tribes are out in the middle of nowhere.
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How do you go from middle of nowhere Texas to Silicon Valley?
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It's a circular road in the middle of nowhere: #brexitshambles #brexit pic.twitter.
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Why are you stranded in the middle of nowhere with a potato?
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She said her parents lived in the middle of nowhere, with grim
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The show's action begins when a fishing boat hauls in a limbless, headless corpse just as a ferry from Denmark is pulling into a remote town in eastern Iceland — the middle of nowhere in the middle of nowhere.
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Coachella spends a lot of money trying to make the middle of nowhere feel like the centre of the universe; SZA spent a lot of money trying to make that makeshift universe-centre feel like the middle of nowhere.
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And soon, it could be working in a middle-of-nowhere near you.
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"Stuck in the middle of nowhere, this camp was also awful," Anderson narrates.
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It's in the middle of nowhere, like horror movie style — Stephen King-ville.
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There's an old train line that goes out into the middle of nowhere.
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And there I was, basically on my own in the middle of nowhere.
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" Dr. King was "raised on a ranch out in the middle of nowhere.
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To them, the Jones pick seemed to land in the middle of nowhere.
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We found ourselves in the middle of nowhere, but that was the point.
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I'm from a small middle-of-nowhere village in the countryside in England.
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She was back in Minnesota in the middle of nowhere beside a turkey farm.
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Will he go out like some beard scruffy dude in the middle of nowhere?
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The boarding school was in the middle of nowhere on top of a hill.
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"There are ship tracks, and industrial towns in the middle of nowhere," he explains.
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Smells of popcorn, lions, sweat, and danger don't fill the "middle-of-nowhere" air.
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In the middle of nowhere: the plant is 10 miles from the closest town.
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And then I'll make some fries and sell them in the middle of nowhere.
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That would've been a great record to listen to in the middle of nowhere.
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These are the things that happen when you live in the middle of nowhere.
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In the middle of nowhere it sat, half cowboy haunt and half ramshackle house.
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Just shoring up the network at your log cabin in the middle of nowhere?
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These were in the middle of nowhere in Perth, in a pitch black forest.
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They do no include getting dragged into security problems in the middle of nowhere.
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The camp is described as barren, a cardboard city in the middle of nowhere.
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Having that space in the middle of nowhere is beneficial for finding this perspective.
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"It seems like the middle of nowhere but you've got four bars," Lawson says.
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In the middle of nowhere, we come up on this black bag of rubbish.
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"I live in the middle of nowhere for a very specific reason," Violette says.
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"I like to say it's conveniently located in the middle of nowhere," jokes Lang.
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I'm writing this dreamlike play that's set in the middle of nowhere and nothing.
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He didn't attend Harvard or Columbia—educationally speaking, he came from the middle of nowhere.
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Daryl races off into the middle of nowhere to have his revenge, and others follow.
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Lady blood seeps from the hardwood floor in a house in the middle of nowhere.
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I thought about moving to the middle of nowhere and becoming a farmer or something.
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What could they possibly be hiding from while seemingly stationed in the middle of nowhere?
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Twenty-nine-year-old Payne Lindsey is a filmmaker from the middle of nowhere, Georgia.
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Ships that set sail for blue oceans are often becalmed in the middle of nowhere.
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We were in the middle of nowhere staying at a farmhouse with rooms for rent.
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"How far into the middle of nowhere?" a ranger named Becky Gillette had said earlier.
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If you want to relocate to the middle of nowhere, this is how it's done.
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It's not like civilization hadn't existed before, but now they're out in the middle of nowhere.
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"It's in the middle of nowhere, but it's within driving reach of the capital," Schmerler said.
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I literally thought, I'm in the middle of nowhere, and I don't know who they are.
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Even though we were in the middle of nowhere, you could still buy really good pizza.
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For a town located in the middle of nowhere, Marfa is a remarkably buzzed-about destination.
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It's important for a young girl living in the middle of nowhere to hear these things.
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You felt like you were in the middle of nowhere and no one could disturb you.
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When he woke up, in the middle of nowhere, he thought, I can't do this anymore .
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"You can't get any help at all because you're in the middle of nowhere," Fuiava said.
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I think that's only because this festival's in the middle of nowhere and there's no signal.
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"You can't get any help at all because you're in the middle of nowhere," Fuiava added.
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All of which brings us back to that muddy little town in the middle of nowhere.
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The prison is basically in the middle of nowhere in Kern County, and has 400 beds.
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It was an ordinary family, living an ordinary middle-class life in the middle of nowhere.
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Steve Greenberg [Executive Producer of Middle of Nowhere]: The album took about six months to do.
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Compared with before, Mr. Bengtsen said, "it's like we are living in the middle of nowhere."
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For our secular, urban clan, the trek was a true pilgrimage to the middle of nowhere.
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Just an unhurried apparition before a small group of marginalized people, in the middle of nowhere.
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Why put a neighborhood seemingly in the middle of nowhere, 25 miles north of San Diego?
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Well, I'm from a small village in the middle of nowhere so I guess maybe I am.
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Where I'm from, a small town in the middle of nowhere, the gay man was the bogeyman.
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She prepares to make the long 50 km drive to the middle of nowhere to Mia's house.
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Some Life Lessons: Lesson #1: Do not buy an 18th century house in the middle of nowhere.
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From here, we go to a much more fun place: a snowstorm in the middle of nowhere!
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Heck, even if you live out in the middle of nowhere, there could be pollutants hanging around.
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Who, they wondered, would swap the cidade maravilhosa for a barren savannah in the middle of nowhere?
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He's shocked to find that Nanette has abandoned him, and he's stranded in the middle of nowhere.
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After about an hour, we landed in what can only be described as the middle of nowhere.
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"It was so challenging to set this thing up here in the middle of nowhere," Dechen said.
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I thought of a long, tired hike to the middle of nowhere, one's mind the only company.
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Setting your work in—or even just visiting—bizarre, middle-of-nowhere places can be very inspiring.
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He certainly wouldn't have been stranded in the middle of nowhere with nary a fashionable person around.
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"You never think a girl from Ohio, in the middle of nowhere, can get here," she said.
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We lived in a Shell camp in the middle of nowhere with other Dutch and German families.
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The Dust Brothers, who oversaw the Beastie Boys' Paul's Boutique and Beck's Odelay, produced Middle of Nowhere.
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Bah, It's just basically an icy soup in the middle of nowhere that serves very little zzzzzzzzzz.
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So this drove us extremely far, out in the middle of nowhere, to this really remote place.
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A lot of strange old dudes, all with possible mental health issues in the middle of nowhere!
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"There's very few places that are out in the middle of nowhere," Mr. Heckman said about foodie destinations.
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I do weekend getaways quite often and it makes living in the middle of nowhere a bit easier.
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Trust those who know: There's nothing quite as embarrassing as ripping your pants in the middle of nowhere.
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He had paid Guyana millions of dollars to have this piece of land in the middle of nowhere.
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But definitely go to the basement in the middle of nowhere Pennsylvania and visit them to make sure.
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This is a whole lifestyle, not just from the fucking middle of nowhere, this is who I am.
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"Two small kids on a boat in the middle of nowhere would be a prime target," McBride says.
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We are in the middle of nowhere in the Zongolica sierra in the eastern Mexican state of Veracruz.
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Living on a ranch in the middle of nowhere was never part of the plan for Ree Drummond.
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"You're out in the middle of nowhere in the Pacific Ocean on this incredibly lush island," Peck says.
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"We opened our doors just to show people they are not in the middle of nowhere," Najmeddine said.
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The director's 2012 film, Middle of Nowhere, told the story of a young woman whose husband is imprisoned.
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In the middle of nowhere, with no shopping malls in sight, people living anti-consumerist lifestyles were everywhere.
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Oklahoma got very lucky in that the epicenter of this quake was functionally in the middle of nowhere.
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"It's easier to feel bummed when you're in a Hampton Inn in the middle of nowhere," she said.
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"I'm hopeful we can reach most of those people even out in the middle of nowhere," she said.
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From Airbnb apartments in the city to "the middle of nowhere," it's different across the western United States.
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This was in rural Pennsylvania, in the middle-of-nowhere, no-one-will-hear-you scream Allegheny Mountains.
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" Read the cover story "Can China Turn the Middle of Nowhere Into the Center of the World Economy?
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Seemingly in the middle of nowhere, a grove of lush palm trees rises from the Coachella Valley desert.
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Or maybe just a weird experience, riding around on horses for so long in the middle of nowhere. Yeah.
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"The post box was out in the middle of nowhere so maybe that had something to do with it."
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Most of the movie was shot in the snow-covered mountains of Utah, right in the middle of nowhere.
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We've seen quite a few migrants who have died of gunshot wounds out here in the middle of nowhere.
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And sometimes they have to pick you up off the side of the road in the middle of nowhere.
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What are the odds of us meeting at Petrol gas station before the Grapevine, in the middle of nowhere?
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So, we went on a wilderness camp with our daughter, which is in the middle of nowhere in Michigan.
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For me, when I start to sleep I really find myself in the middle of nowhere; in my utopia.
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He was wide awake, there in the middle of nowhere, in the middle of America, wide awake and dancing.
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They live in a stark but beautiful house, currently getting the shabby-chic treatment, in the middle of nowhere.
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Second, it is in the middle of nowhere, more than 80 miles from the nearest town with water wells.
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"She added that while the place is "in the middle of nowhere," it's "certainly a destination of its own.
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"I was on a boat, in the middle of nowhere, and I couldn't do anything about it," Left said.
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I grew up in the middle of nowhere in Maine and I didn't really travel most of my life.
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There, in "the middle of nowhere," as he put it, the idiosyncratic Filippo Rizzo began his estate around 2000.
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He's from the middle of nowhere in Canada, but somehow he's making some of the most culturally relevant music.
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What had brought her and the fam here, to middle-of-nowhere Queens, to watch these prehistoric creatures pork?
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"You've got 10,000 mostly drunk people in the middle of nowhere and you've got eight police officers," he said.
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Eritrea is the 'North Korea of Africa,' Myanmar is a pariah state & Kyrgyzstan is in the middle of nowhere.
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"Most of those storms just go out in the middle of nowhere and die in open water," Klotzbach said.
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"You're not moving out to the middle of nowhere—it's basically a long subway ride," Zach told the group.
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Another girl who works round here was taken to the middle of nowhere and just thrown out the car.
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Odds & Ends — Deacon joins Nancy to help cover up Ben's murder with a surreptitious burial in the middle of nowhere.
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The ranch is in the middle of nowhere, and in the car on the way over, Salarizadeh is freaking out.
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And fellow middle-of-nowhere Jämtland restaurateur Magnus Nilsson is a fan, so, duh, you know it's gonna be good.
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This is my dream-come-true freestanding studio across from our home on 10 acres in the middle of nowhere.
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Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid are now tasked with driving to a random field in the middle of nowhere.
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This is a legitimately difficult problem, but building extra miles of wall in the middle of nowhere won't ameliorate it.
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The actual place where we shot the video is 30 minutes west of Marfa literally in the middle of nowhere.
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This place, self-sustaining and in the middle of nowhere, could be a clean start for Madison and her family.
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Before you ask, no, you won't have to travel to (or from) some obscure airport in the middle of nowhere.
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Or the time he found a thermal engine prototype sitting in the middle of nowhere, ready to be played with.
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I grew up in a little, tiny town in the middle of nowhere in Washington, right up by the border.
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Luke and JoJo went sledding through the woods before pulling up at a hot tub in the middle of nowhere.
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Everywhere you turn and everywhere you look, you're in both the middle of nowhere and the center of the universe.
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Macao Plex's journey took him from cliff sides to beaches to "super underground" venues seemingly in the middle of nowhere.
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"If we went to do this again in the middle of nowhere, it wouldn't work," says Angel, matter-of-factly.
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He was a diffident student, an outsider in a place he has often referred to as the middle of nowhere.
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"MMMBop" became the defining pop anthem of the late 90s and the runaway hit of Hanson's album Middle Of Nowhere.
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It looks like they're in the middle of nowhere in farm country since Dom's working on fixing up a tractor.
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You would think the resulting wine would be a hopeless multicultural jumble, everywhere-tasting wine in the middle of nowhere.
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Their first assignment -- locate an elderly man locals said was in the middle of nowhere and deliver an oxygen tank.
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The ones connoisseurs tend to tout are often the ones made for pennies by filmmakers from the middle of nowhere.
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Even that isn't the best measure of "most dangerous" because some very large eruptions have been in the middle of nowhere.
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His family said Kratzer dreamed of living out in the wilderness in the middle of nowhere and living off the land.
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The amount of anxiety you feel when your phone dies and you're in the middle of nowhere probably has an impact.
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After her boat crashes during a storm, Jenn (Kiersey Clemons) finds herself stranded on an island in the middle of nowhere.
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Over the weekend she was in Scotland, where she held a closed event in a hall in the middle of nowhere.
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The idea is that if a certain crop goes extinct, there will be backup samples waiting in the middle of nowhere.
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That's the result of centuries of living in the middle of nowhere, entirely reliant on yourself to care for your family.
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" Wright told EW. "He's only with Meera now, and he's out in the middle of nowhere, so it's not looking great.
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We ended up renting a motor scooter and buying exactly two liters of gas in the middle of nowhere (pictured above).
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Hearing the unreleased music together out in the middle of nowhere gives us all a feeling of having a shared secret.
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For a small Kansas town in the middle of nowhere, Garden City had the feel of a bigger, more progressive city.
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This is how I found myself naked in a hostel bunk bed in the middle of nowhere, sans condom (or dignity).
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However, he's not quite in the middle of nowhere like Chris Soules was; Burnet is just an hour outside of Austin.
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These days, to be way out in the boonies means you're out in the middle of nowhere, somewhere in the sticks.
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Why, when we're so far away from anybody out here in the middle of nowhere, why are you ramping it up?
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"I liked the idea that it was kind of in the middle of nowhere, but also close to Düsseldorf," he said.
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With only minutes to go, we saw the lighted sign of a gas station in the true middle-of-nowhere, Missouri.
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It seemed impossible: a dude with a vision and a field packed with too many corncobs in the middle of nowhere.
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In "Space Wagon Mosul" (2009) the mangled yellow car appears to be in a desert storm in the middle of nowhere.
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"The cars are really out of sight, out in the middle of nowhere, in a place that's seldom seen," he said.
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THE INSPIRATION Images came to Mr. Shults over the years: a house in the middle of nowhere, a family, another family.
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Back then, it was just another American outpost stuck between two Taliban-infested hills in the middle of nowhere strategically important.
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Now we sat soaked on the side of a piney road, in the middle of nowhere, with no place to stay.
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Afterward, automated golf carts shuttle them to a small home in the middle of nowhere, where they must spend the night together.
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During her time away, we'd only Skyped now and again because she was literally out at sea in the middle of nowhere.
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You can, however, use them with regular ground coffee, in case you want to brew artisanal blends in the middle of nowhere.
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I'm in the middle of nowhere, no stores open, nothing open after dark, in a little town, the truck supposedly broke down.
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Not in the middle of nowhere, but at the top of it, where your best chance of detection is a rescue helicopter.
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High-explosive deliveries to huts in the middle of nowhere may be tactically essential, but they aren't the stuff of summer blockbusters.
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Although it may be far from New York, Perth, a city of 1.8 million, is also far from the middle of nowhere.
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I have a pipe dream of abandoning my writing career and retiring in the middle of nowhere so I can make knives.
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I'm on the coastal heath of Suffolk, a stone's throw from the North Atlantic and quite definitely in the middle of nowhere.
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But a stand-alone city in the middle of nowhere wouldn't work, Mr. Doctoroff said, because people wouldn't want to move there.
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"I have cameras and security alarms, but when you're out in the middle of nowhere, who you going to call?" he said.
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"Space is probably more efficient and a faster way of delivering wireless, fiber-like performance in the middle of nowhere," Pandit said.
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And I always imagined a house in the middle of nowhere, no driveway, just a home in the center of this field.
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The organizers must haul to the middle of nowhere enough potable water for staff and competitors, as well as food and fuel.
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When she runs out of gas in the middle of nowhere, she is rescued by two men who take her shoe shopping.
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Ortakales: Blockbuster was an amazing, magical place to go when you&aposre a 10-year-old kid in the middle of nowhere.
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Enjoying protection from the government goons and from snitches, which, even here in the middle of nowhere, she feels the threat of.
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I was alone in the middle of nowhere with a stranger who had been away from his wife for a long time.
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The sort of problems where you'd get in an argument and get kicked out of a car in the middle of nowhere.
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Many proseccos and a Ladin-Moderne meal later, I dubbed Fuciade best in show for lodging with standout middle-of-nowhere charm.
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His conservative family would be furious if they knew he'd spent the evening alone with a girl in the middle of nowhere!
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Is Jeanne truly led by visions, or is she a bored-out-of-her-mind wunderkind trapped in the middle of nowhere?
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Just like you're saying, there could be someone who could solve cancer in the middle of nowhere and we're not accessing them.
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" The group went horseback riding "out in the middle of nowhere" of Berlin, where Richards had what she called "almost an anaphylactic reaction.
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For charging stations — often in the middle of nowhere and unmonitored — relying on contactless payments can reduce device tampering and credit card fraud.
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After Danielle (Alicia Vikander) and James (James McAvoy) meet at a hotel in the middle-of-nowhere Normandy, they're separated by their jobs.
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It's out in the middle of nowhere, surrounded by hostiles, with no legal foundation to stand on, even in terms of U.S. law.
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It's not really close to work or to my house, but when you live in the middle of nowhere, nothing is close by.
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"So, we went on a wilderness camp with our daughter, which is in the middle of nowhere in Michigan," she said on Live!
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What is there to do on a ranch in the middle of nowhere with no money, lots of nudity, and 2,000 other people?
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Then they landed in a gorgeous valley in the middle of nowhere where a single hot tub was set up just for them.
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When a stalactite falls toward the ground from the roof of a cave in the middle of nowhere, no one can get hurt.
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And there, in the middle of nowhere, a consortium of Chinese firms wants to invest $230bn to build a 20163,22016-hectare industrial zone.
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It was from then on that things shifted to legally operated nightclubs rather than fields in the middle of nowhere and disused warehouses.
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"Well blow me away, it's a baby seal in the middle of my paddock, in the middle of nowhere," Knapp told the newspaper.
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Say you hop on your bike for a weekend joyride and it suddenly breaks down while you're passing through the middle of nowhere.
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To hear a story about how there's a 130-year-old living out in the woods in the middle of nowhere sounds great.
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Of the ship's 1195 crew members, only 316 survived the sinking and the subsequent time adrift at sea in the middle of nowhere.
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"We live right out in the middle of nowhere, so luckily it doesn't get flagged down," he says of his London black cab.
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VICE News joined a bus full of atomic tourists who traveled to the middle of nowhere to see the world's first nuclear reactor.
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An anarchic rave with a wacky new-wave flavor, "Who's Crazy?" opens on a bus that breaks down in the middle of nowhere.
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Wide shots of the band strumming away in the middle of nowhere are cut up with faded shots of rocks, sunsets, natural ephemera.
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Because they're in the middle of nowhere and so dependent on their employer, it's not logistically easy to get out of that situation.
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This mass electrification in the middle of nowhere makes the city, more so than any others, a real visual oddity, one uniquely 'Vegas.
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Nick has been taken into custody by the Eye, and June is abandoned in the middle of nowhere on the brink of labor.
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Not in a major city or even a town center, the museum occupies a 70-year-old barn in the middle of nowhere.
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Chris, played by the incomparable Kathryn Hahn, is a frustrated filmmaker who moves with her husband to the middle-of-nowhere Marfa, Texas.
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After the first half of the hike, you reach a small camp in a three-story house seemingly in the middle of nowhere.
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They don't even know it's a marijuana grow until they get there and the next they know they're in the middle of nowhere.
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Anne realizes that Sheila is somehow involved in this, and tracks her and Joel (and Gary) to the middle of nowhere via their phones.
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Wallen wrote, "'I'm not sure why we're up here, but he's taken me to this place in the middle of nowhere,'" the Manger said.
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They try to escape and figure it is a great spot — it is way out there in the middle of nowhere on the map.
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Wallen wrote, "I'm not sure why we're up here, but he's taken me to this place in the middle of nowhere," according to police.
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But either way, by that time, Jon is way out past his lines, in the middle of nowhere, seemingly about to be ridden down.
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It's just a couple of houses in the middle of nowhere, a few on the American side and the rest on the Mexican side.
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Most prisons in this country are in the middle of nowhere, which makes is much easier for us all to throw those people away.
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Most lasted less than a year; physical attacks were not unheard of; some were dumped from the tour bus in the middle of nowhere.
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Emayatzy Corinealdi and David Oyelowo Corinealdi and Selma lead Oyelowo previously starred in DuVernay's 2012 film Middle of Nowhere, which also featured Omari Hardwick.
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Brooklyn-based Nicole Ruggiero and middle-of-nowhere–based Troy Ford are two digital artists who have found a niche in this digital world.
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He is so recognizable, I once found out even old people in the middle of nowhere with limited internet access know who Drake is.
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If a company is in the middle of nowhere, it's not benefitting as much and isn't capitalizing on a city's human capital, he added.
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On the other hand, if you live in the middle of nowhere like I do, it's not something you really need to worry about.
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You had to remind yourself that you were floating in the middle of nowhere on a little island country of just four million people.
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But its ambition is enormous, speaking to a universal sensation from within the confines of an old woman's farm in the middle of nowhere.
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At the time, I didn't know that the jinn, the local spirits, possess those who fall asleep under trees in the middle of nowhere.
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He already lived in the middle of nowhere, the exact sort of place that refugees would flood to in case of a major catastrophe.
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From the Feldmans' apartment, we jump back to the muddy middle of nowhere—a lonely checkpoint, guarded by Jonathan and three comrades in arms.
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It's equidistant between El Paso and Dallas, which is to say in the middle of nowhere, 300 miles from each of those big cities.
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I remember, I would be on movie sets in the middle of nowhere and I would come home from work and cook myself dinner.
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When Bourne arrives at his destination, a dusty illegal fighting ring in the middle of nowhere, Greengrass ratchets up the noise of the environment.
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She struts in her sequined boots, hitching rides until she comes across a diner in the middle of nowhere with a "help wanted" sign.
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If you're stranded in the middle of nowhere, parched with nothing but bottled water to choose from, then maybe consider drinking glass bottled water.
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I was in the middle of an interstate, about to miss my flight, waiting for AAA and completely stranded in the middle of nowhere.
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Because they were in the middle of nowhere, they camped in tents and had to plan enough food to last up to four weeks.
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" As Jamie Murphy, who keeps rescue ponies on her place in Porcupine, N.D., said, "We're kind of out here in the middle of nowhere.
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The Bella Sky is a pair of conjoined, misshapen blue and white towers in the middle of nowhere between the city and the airport.
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"There were a couple ones that just totally broke our hearts when we found a tiny brewery in the middle of nowhere," Reed said.
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"We are in the middle of nowhere, so we needed to have some amenities to give people a reason to visit," Ms. Smith said.
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On a middle-of-nowhere beach, we participated in mass baptisms, put our hands up in huge services where everyone cried in the darkness.
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There, in the middle of nowhere, they robbed us of everything and left us to die in the in the trunk of our vehicle.
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Despite what I was promised by the meme that inspired the trip, I did not "see them aliens" in the middle of nowhere, Nevada.
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He probably ignores his phone when he's enjoying the great outdoors, but having a dead phone in the middle of nowhere just isn't smart.
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And surely, somewhere out in the middle of nowhere, there's a single prepper weeping tears of joy into an industrial-sized vat of gumbo.
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Or you think you're in the middle of nowhere and climb 23 feet in the air, and there's a whole town not five minutes away.
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"We were on a lake in the middle of nowhere…He'll probably kill me actually, he's very private," she told The Independent at the time.
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Companies like UPS and Amazon prize efficiency above all, and deploying a fleet of drones from a warehouse in the middle of nowhere wastes time.
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Did you walk two miles from your weird Aunt's house in the middle of nowhere so you could get a signal (and Tinder of course).
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"I just went to my house in Aspen, and it's in the middle of nowhere and it's at 10,000 feet in the Rockies," she said.
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If you're stuck in the middle of nowhere with an urgent need to use the bathroom, Paul Mangum might just have the answer for you.
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"It's a pulling into a beach town or a lake town or the middle of nowhere town and seeing that person," Thomas Rhett tells PEOPLE.
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"We wanted it to be open so you can see the stars and appreciate where you are out in the middle of nowhere," says Geyer.
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Although only 40km North of Bangkok, the gym is located in what seems like the middle of nowhere with nothing in view but rice fields.
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You've seen the story: A reporter with a tight deadline interviews the droves of devoted collectors outside whatever store in wherever middle-of-nowhere town.
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"The truth of the matter is, you could sit alone in the woods in the middle of nowhere," said Ted, "and still hear Donald's tweets."
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They were kicked off a train in the middle of nowhere—ten black women and one white woman, all over the age of 50. Why?
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Hawk's sells T-shirts boasting of its location "in the middle of nowhere," but today it is easy to find, thanks to satellite navigation systems.
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Up to my door handles in snow, in the middle of nowhere at the well site, I was undistracted by anything, and I was happy.
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The first time I had sex outside, we'd been driving around for quite a long time in the middle of nowhere, in the Yorkshire Dales.
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There are still a lot of cowboys in the West that make their living working on ranges, out in the middle of nowhere with cattle.
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Instead, it relies on the fact that if you're in the middle of nowhere you probably don't have friends on it to pull you in.
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If you don't have a car or a guardian angel who will take you to their strategic position in the middle of nowhere, too bad.
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"We were in the middle of nowhere, we barely had service, but I was fired up," Robertson, a shortstop, said by phone the other day.
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"I lived in a village in the middle of nowhere as an openly gay man from the age of 10 years old," Mr. Smith said.
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"We used to ask refugees, municipalities—used to drive around in the middle of nowhere just trying to see" where the camps are, Hanna says.
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Ms. Lupino materializes midway through, voice first, as a blind woman alone in a cabin in the middle of nowhere, presumably protecting her accused brother.
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My citybound friends still refer to where I live as "the middle of nowhere," but to me, it increasingly feels at the heart of things.
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However, getting in contact was tricky at first because Ashton was at her dad's house "in the middle of nowhere," with very limited cell service.
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In 2012, she won the directing award at Sundance Film Festival for her film "Middle of Nowhere," becoming the first black woman to do so.
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Located in what some might describe as the middle of nowhere, it's considered a major accomplishment for this gym reach an international level of attention.
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We're going to The Three Chimneys, a very small restaurant that's gotten a lot of press for its fine dining experience in the middle of nowhere.
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Its odd name caught my eye, as did the way it seemed to be floating in the middle of nowhere, no roads marked anywhere around it.
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He talked about handcuffing himself to a tree in the middle of nowhere where no one could hear him scream as a means of killing himself.
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I moved to Ann Arbor, Michigan, for graduate school — the bravest thing a Jamaican immigrant could do, being that it was in the middle of nowhere.
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It's kind of boring, there are big dramatic gestures, and all the locations are kind of bewildering, like a neighborhood built in the middle of nowhere.
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An AMP-enabled page loads four times faster, and it could be useful when you are in the middle of nowhere with a bad cell reception.
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And, if worse-case scenario should happen and we ended up in the middle of nowhere, I could work remotely — or, at least, as a freelancer.
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This guy oversees an army of worker-elves on a freezing-cold campus in the middle of nowhere, and nobody wants to question his labor practices.
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Arthur Shapiro of the University of California, Davis, tells the story of travelling by bus across Patagonia, when he broke down in the middle of nowhere.
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We were trying to decide about who the primary songwriters were, and we did it in complete isolation on a farm in the middle of nowhere.
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"We always knew we wanted to get married in the middle of nowhere and be able to camp out the entire weekend," Castanos-Osborne tells Refinery29.
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What better way to break up with someone than on a freezing cold, wet hike in the middle of nowhere with absolutely nowhere to escape to?
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" Mr. Hardwick, 42, has appeared in multiple film and TV projects, including Ava DuVernay's 2012 film "Middle of Nowhere" and the BET series "Being Mary Jane.
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This image looks as if it was shot in the middle of nowhere, but Mauney took it near John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York.
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It's a grind to stay in a different hotel in the middle of nowhere every night and have only fast food for the next 300 miles.
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So I had this sense that there are these beautiful spaces in the middle of nowhere but they're also the most conservative parts of the country.
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Plus we lived out in the middle of nowhere, so there was nothing else to do other than fuck around in the studio and write songs.
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You were out in the middle of nowhere in Alabama, farm country, and if you tried to escape you'd get shot by one of the farmers.
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"No matter if I'm in the middle of nowhere in Asia or walking into Arthur Ashe Stadium, it's the greatest feeling that I have," Sharapova said.
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Wheeler then struck out Duggar before Crawford trotted home when Hanson blooped a double in the middle of nowhere in between shortstop and shallow left field.
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With no luck, I returned to the Camino to camp that night in the middle of nowhere, drawn to a spot by a particularly intriguing saguaro.
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It's fun enough until the boat stalls in the middle of nowhere, and the local towing crew is too busy to bring them back to shore.
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"It's a nice balance: You're away from the city, but not in the middle of nowhere," said Mr. Simon, 34, a web developer and video producer.
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Remember ... a rattler tore into Mike's foot last month, after walking 16 miles through the middle of nowhere in Colorado and looking to log 8 more.
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Both are moving tributes to victims of terror, neither is as stark as the San Bernardino Memorial on that dusty corner in the middle of nowhere.
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We stopped at this rest stop and gas station in Schreiber, Ontario—really in the middle of nowhere, blink and you miss it kind of thing.
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"When you're in the middle of nowhere in Afghanistan, it's the middle of the night, and mortars start coming in and exploding through the roof," he recalled.
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In addition, the series weaves in the story of Tia (Emayatzy Corinealdi, who starred in DuVernay's Middle of Nowhere), a politician who is also Jira's biological mother.
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That experience — that I'm sure you also made in your middle of nowhere in Kansas — of cultural shock, it's something that's very important to experience, I think.
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"We shot with my friend and brother's wife in the middle of nowhere, aka 50 miles north of Twentynine Palms, California," co-director Adam Freise told Mashable.
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And then the characters hear a distress call from an unknown ship and come across none other than the USS Enterprise, out in the middle of nowhere.
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But the average Indian sitting in the average Indian village in the middle of nowhere wouldn't have had a clue where Northern Ireland was, let alone Belfast.
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Tales abound of passengers being denied compensation after Ryanair dumped them in the middle of nowhere in the early hours of the morning due to flight diversions.
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My folks have a cottage north of Kingston, which is literally in the middle of nowhere, and I can be there very happily for like a week.
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But perhaps most significantly, it was my first time carrying everything I needed to survive on my back, while walking for days in the middle of nowhere.
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Waterproof portable charger He probably ignores his phone when he's enjoying the great outdoors, but having a dead phone in the middle of nowhere just isn't smart.
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It's an apt soundtrack to the album artwork (below), which depicts two men on horseback in what seems like the middle of nowhere during night's darkest hours.
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I moved to San Francisco in 2007 from a farm in the middle of nowhere England where any talk of sex parties involved a field of sheep.
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Once he had his winning formula, Mr. Markk quit his job and spent a summer selling kitchen knives out of a trailer in the middle of nowhere.
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"We're kind of just an indie developer in the middle of nowhere that loves making these otherworldly experiences," Miller says, in the wake of the game's release.
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Finally, it's in the middle of nowhere, in the heart of the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest, so you know people who come really want to be here.
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If you're looking for a luxury resort in the middle of nowhere with plans only to eat, snorkel, and sleep, I'd recommend staying at the Conrad Maldives.
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I'm half Dominican and no stranger to the charms of the Caribbean, but napping on this smooth, white deck in the middle of nowhere was next-level.
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I live in the middle of nowhere -- also known as the Finger Lakes region of upstate New York -- and the wine selection in most shops is… limited.
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"They dropped us off in the middle of nowhere and told us, 'We are here,'" he said, according to the transcript of one of his interrogation sessions.
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Mr. Ruby was, by his own account, an indifferent student, "a problematic kid'' trapped in what he once termed "a macho community in the middle of nowhere.
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When repair work shut down the Q, it made the neighborhood feel like a small town in the middle of nowhere — and not in a good way.
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I don't usually work and live on my parents' farm, but for the next month I will live, breathe, and sleep out in the middle of nowhere.
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I was in middle school when they bought it, too young to question their motivation for spending weekends toiling over a house in the middle of nowhere.
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Located on the southern tip of the Pacific island chain of Hawaii, Kamilo Beach is an isolated stretch of black volcanic shoreline in the middle of nowhere.
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Its addition into the narrative also allows DuVernay to work her magic with public and personal moments of betrayal, which she does so well in Middle of Nowhere.
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At regular intervals—almost wherever there are stations, even if seemingly in the middle of nowhere—thickets of newly built offices and residential blocks rise from the ground.
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Allison* (her name has been changed to protect her identity) is a 30-year-old medical student in a "middle of nowhere" town within driving distance of Tennessee.
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I remember working in the northeast of Chad in the middle of nowhere, and I was just asking myself, If there's an attack, how can I rescue myself?
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: SF1Odessa, Texas has been featured in pop culture landmarks like No Country For Old Men as the quintessential middle of nowhere town.
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Also, I understand feeling that you won't meet anyone if you live in the middle of nowhere but know that, in cities, there are so many great people.
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I think that after traveling and touring for five years, I would have moved to the forest in the middle of nowhere, that was how I was feeling.
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What's more, The X-Files was a '70s cop show, with every episode dropping its protagonists into a new, fascinating milieu somewhere in the middle of nowhere America.
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Eduardo Garcia, a professor and son jarocho teacher in San Diego, has compared the warm feeling of kinship of fandangos to a campfire in the middle of nowhere.
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Most detention centers are located in the middle of nowhere, frequently along major interstate freeways for easy transport of human beings en masse — but far from populated areas.
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By almost all measures, Gillam is in the middle of nowhere, 11 hours north of Winnipeg and surrounded by the deep black spruce bush of the northern prairies.
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From the beginning, the official parade route Cleveland drew up for protestors was extremely small and out of sight of the delegates––essentially in the middle of nowhere.
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It was quite complicated because it was in the middle of nowhere, in a really small town in Mexico with people who are used to beans and corn.
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It was in the middle of nowhere, and we played for 20 minutes to a crowd of about 15 people, some of them repeats from the first show.
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"I grew up in the sticks, in a town on a hill in the middle of nowhere," he says with the relieved laugh of someone who's gotten away.
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When I finally arrive to my destination which is seemingly in the middle of nowhere, I follow the unmistakable smell of braised pork and arrive at an outhouse.
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Hey, you never know when you'll break down in the middle of nowhere and need a phone to call for help, so it's best to keep one handy.
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"Texas is a huge state, and she would drive all up and down the state highways to remote towns and out in the middle of nowhere," she says.
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Accommodations run the gamut, from guesthouses in the middle of nowhere to trendy hotels that wouldn't be out of place in Amsterdam (there are plenty of Airbnbs too).
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We did it once in a field in the middle of nowhere to give us that natural lighting for all the daylight scenes and we shot that first.
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The problem with many of the prisons is that "they're in the middle of nowhere," said Peter Bauer, the executive director of Protect the Adirondacks, an environmental group.
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A few minutes in, we were so completely alone on the ridge of the glacier, so completely in the middle of nowhere, that I began to feel panicky.
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A waterproof portable charger He probably ignores his phone when he's enjoying the great outdoors, but having a dead phone in the middle of nowhere just isn't smart.
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Their workmanlike efficacy and pre-conceived strategy was incongruous with the setting: a bunch of grown men skating around on a frozen lake in Middle Of Nowhere, Canada.
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It's kind of in the middle of nowhere so there wasn't really anything for me to do work wise unless I wanted to do fast food or Walmart.
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All these things that would not be easy for you to figure out on your own if you were dropped on an island in the middle of nowhere.
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I was reminded of a similar scene in Middle of Nowhere, in which a med student learns that her incarcerated husband had an affair with a female prison guard.
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Ogle hikes into the middle of nowhere and, once there, creates ephemeral sculptures using LEDS, smoke bombs, acrylic spheres and just about anything else he can carry with him.
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By this point, Aloy should be able to turn some creatures into rideable allies, but I often found myself in the middle of nowhere without a mount in sight.
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DAYBREAK on the outskirts of Salla, a town in Lapland, north of the Arctic Circle in Finland, so remote that its slogan is "Salla: In the Middle of Nowhere".
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There are videos included too for some of the topics, but aside from those clips everything works offline, should you find yourself in the middle of nowhere without signal.
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It's a certain demographic: middle-aged men with four-wheel drive; the ones who go on big trips and get piss drunk at pubs in the middle of nowhere.
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Foxconn was building in what was essentially the middle of nowhere, without the sort of dense ecosystem of suppliers and sub-suppliers required for making a major factory hum.
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What wasn't incredible was after the ride, it took me nearly 45 minutes to receive another ride request, as their ride had taken me to the middle of nowhere.
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There was nothing much to say: the nine Resistance players were stuck on an island in the middle of nowhere, with no way to make the link to Anchorage.
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You know, when I am shooting in the middle of nowhere you can always find a drugstore, and usually you find a Walgreens, and those are great to get.
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On those same trips, I take a satellite phone and a Bgan, which is essentially a small transmitter that gets you internet when you're in the middle of nowhere.
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They'd already been driving for nearly a week, but they couldn't get enough of racing over massive sand dunes and camping in Mongolian camps in the middle of nowhere.
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How to obsess: DuVernay's 2012 drama, Middle of Nowhere, won her the title of first black woman to win the U.S. Directing Award for Drama at the Sundance Film Festival.
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When I was 21 and working in Kenya, I was driving up to this peripheral clinic which was in the middle of nowhere—a three-hour drive from the hospital.
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I studied abroad as well when I was in high school because I was fascinated by the US in general, and ended up in the middle of nowhere in Kansas.
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Tangentially, it reminded me of the scene in The Incredible Hulk where the Big Guy picks up Betty Ross and carries her to a cave in the middle of nowhere.
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The plan was for me to move into a house in the middle of nowhere that was equipped with a full lab and all the materials and chemicals I needed.
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They make a striking sight: a determined and snaking stream of people, the detailing on their regalia glittering in the midday sun on this farm in the middle of nowhere.
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To escape him, she takes a job under housekeeper Nancy Montgomery (Anna Paquin), working as a maid for Thomas Kinnear (Paul Gross) on his farm in the middle of nowhere.
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On Tuesday's episode of Counting On, a few of the Duggar children are out in the middle of nowhere (Missouri) trying to learn wilderness survival skills at a training camp.
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You can't have a crew out in the middle of nowhere all the time, even if it would be critical to understanding the formation of a typhoon or the like.
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Whatever the reason, it created a new type of HQ: not an office tower in the pumping heart of a metropolis but a leafy campus in the middle of nowhere.
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A pleasant-faced woman climbed up the steps, leaned over, kissed the driver on the mouth and stepped off again, and a neighborhood was created in the middle of nowhere.
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Boats are stranded aground in the middle of nowhere, amid the vanished waters of what was once the world's fourth-largest saline lake, the Aral Sea, between Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan.
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A second stewardess who works on a 200-foot yacht said an owner once asked if they could fly Fanta (the soda) to an island in the middle of nowhere.
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"When I'm in the middle of nowhere, in Iowa when I'm at my mom's, I don't get tested quite as often as when I'm in Florida or L.A.," she said.
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"At the end of the day, we're a little town in the middle of nowhere," said Ted Palmer, whose barbershop lies just off Holywell's main shopping area, the High Street.
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Setting the movie in the middle of nowhere, he is largely able to sidestep the slavish (and sometimes unsuccessful) attention to period detail that's become de rigueur for such pictures.
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In his hands, a fantasy about fleeing to the middle of nowhere and a momentary flashback to a harrowing recovery both convey the same things: totality, desire, fear, crushing empathy.
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Whether it's at a park in the middle of the city or a national park in the middle of nowhere, being in nature leads to improved physical and mental health.
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James Freedson-Jackson and Hays Wellford play Travis and Harrison, the two preteens who steal the car after they find it abandoned in the middle of nowhere with the keys inside.
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Total: 9.5 Season 4, episode 6 Nish pulls up to a "Black Museum" seemingly in the middle of nowhere, which contains the worst cautionary tales about technology and the human psyche.
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Whereas virtual reality places you in a virtual world, such as on a beach in the middle of nowhere, augmented reality brings virtual objects and characters into the world around you.
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Sounds suspiciously like strangers supposedly handing out candy that is actually drugs that will knock you out just long enough for the van to drive out into the middle of nowhere.
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Thanks to the cellular connection, it's easy to take calls or send quick messages so you're always up-to-date on important notifications even when out in the middle of nowhere.
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Just turn on the device, smaller than a deck of cards, and you can chat over miles in the middle of nowhere with your climbing partners or back-country ski pals.
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If you put a point in the center of Cooper's red dot, you'd also be in the middle of nowhere, as there is no town that far off of Interstate 90.
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Anyone who has been trapped at the airport for hours on end – or, worse, stuck on the side of the road in the middle of nowhere – knows this to be true.
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Rabbi Becker said that the Pittsburgh attack last year had rattled her congregation, but that she had not expected a community "in the middle of nowhere Colorado" to be a target.
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Nearly a thousand miles away from Silicon Valley and just west of Utah's Great Salt Lake, in practically the middle of nowhere, is the tranquil cow town of Grantsville, population 22.5,21.
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While you won't normally find me sweating through billowy Coachella garb on some lawn in the middle of nowhere, you're right to assume I'd make an exception for the right headliner.
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Hyperloop One is based in Los Angeles, but a smaller team of about a dozen engineers spends much of their time out here, in what is basically the middle of nowhere.
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" Even better, he added, is that "this isn't taking place out in the middle of nowhere, where you have to make a journey, and only the art cognoscenti know about it.
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James is a formidable woman stuck in the middle of nowhere because of the bonds of family and history, and Ms. Davis's preternatural intelligence and tightly capped energy serve her well.
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"I still remember Mike saying, 'The U.S.G.A. is never going to take the U.S. Open to a brand-new public golf course in the middle of nowhere in Wisconsin,' " Whitten said.
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"I thought I was moving to the middle of nowhere, and then I'm teaching Pilates to people like Elaine May, George C. Scott, Anne Bancroft and Kurt Cobain," Mr. White said.
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But it had an added dose of heightened paranoia and espionage, as parties foreign and domestic tried to keep tabs on this supposedly secret project unfolding in the middle of nowhere.
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I never thought I'd see any of these people again after 20253 because they all lived in the middle of nowhere and why was I ever going to go back there.
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LH: Yes, but there's a difference between owning land in the middle of nowhere versus in the middle of a city; if people don't live there, the investment isn't as valuable.
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"It was one of the hardest videos I ever did because it was in the desert, like the middle of nowhere, and bitch I was so hot," she shared on Instagram.
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"When you're losing $100 billion a month, you can't afford to invest in a highway in the middle of nowhere or a railway in Pakistan that could be blown up," he said.
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The ships involved patrolled for around six weeks at a time in the middle of nowhere in some of the most atrocious weather conditions on Earth, with vicious winds and huge waves.
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"The fact that our little movie, that we shot in the middle of nowhere, has made it to the Oscar stage is reason enough for us to be really happy," says Patel.
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This has been the most active northeast Pacific hurricane season on record, and no one pays attention to the storms because they generally go out to the middle of nowhere and die.
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We are repeatedly told that the island is "in the middle of nowhere," perhaps because naming an actual place would make visible the colonial legacy on which Caribbean resort culture is founded.
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For the past 17 summers, my family has headed out to the same spot in middle-of-nowhere West Texas for a week of swimming and eating and, well, that's about it.
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"He talked about handcuffing himself to a tree in the middle of nowhere where no one could hear him scream as a means of killing himself," the officer wrote in the affidavit.
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THE Starving Rooster is a trendy craft beer bar and restaurant in the middle of Minot, North Dakota, which is about as close as you can get to the middle of nowhere.
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Then you try to get phone signal, which you obviously fucking can't because you're in the middle of nowhere in a large tent, and the fleeting happiness you had is gone again.
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Sometimes Capper—who describes the Crass founder as "like a guru" to him—joins Rimbaud at his middle-of-nowhere farmhouse and they talk about the world, life, love, death, and Zen.
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"Preparedness was more something that people in a rural environment would do where they were adding fishing kits to their backpacks in case they're stranded in the middle of nowhere," he said.
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There is no "range anxiety" in these cars, meaning that the battery is not going to run out of charge and strand you in the middle of nowhere in between recharging stations.
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Despite the promise of s'mores, inspiring speakers, and yoga amidst the backdrop of beautiful Big Bear, CA, forced socialization with 200 strangers in the middle of nowhere is not exactly my speed.
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"They were serious, but it would have been $540 a month, riding the bus and playing in the middle of nowhere," he later recalled in an interview with The Los Angeles Times.
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"You can have the Irish Open in the middle of nowhere and people are still going to drive three hours to come and see the tournament in rain and wind," he said.
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The road was so bad it ripped the rear bumper off our van and left us mired in mud with two flat tires and a dead battery in the middle of nowhere.
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" He said the Chinese "have a big learning curve to go over" to launch large-scale avocado production and also would face logistical challenges since production is "in the middle of nowhere.
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An obelisk in the middle of nowhere is creepy enough, but he was also referring to the other visitors — a few bikers, a few folks wearing Confederate flag T-shirts, everyone white.
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This jarring shot of a car gliding down a long, dirt road in the middle of nowhere, seemingly shot from the point-of-view of the car's headlight, is a great example.
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A group of YouTubers going by the name Exploring the Unbeaten Path traveled to the middle of nowhere to get a look at some space shuttles from the suspended Soviet-era Buran programme.
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There's a lot of confusing back-and-forth about the pair's exact biological relationship — is planning to whisk his little girl off to a middle-of-nowhere island the moment sweet 16 hits.
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But Conner's solo stardom drove Lawrence into angry obscurity—he's now a bitter farmer in the middle of nowhere—and forced Owen to become a glorified extra in Conner's ridiculously lavish solo shows.
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If you see a low Alexa rank, negative sentiment analysis, high bounce rate, domain in the middle of nowhere, and a clickbait alert, you could infer that a link contains fake news. Notim.
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They had worked with him previously on their hit albums Middle of Nowhere and This Time Around, and saw a perfect opportunity for Campbell to fill a role that no one else could.
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Her crime scenes mimic classic grimy settings from old movies: an exploded car in the desert, a dirty bathroom stall at a dive bar, and a motel room in the middle of nowhere.
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"There's something about Australia, it's primal and it's old and you can't help but stand out there in the middle of nowhere and be struck by the vast beauty of it," he says.
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If you lived in the middle of nowhere and there was a gay bar 20 miles away, that would be your only sanctuary, your only place to meet other people in real time.
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It doesn't explain why an anonymous technician in a lab way off in the middle of nowhere chooses to play along when they open the box and see the candy and the note.
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I had settled down at my table with a glass of wine at a place that my guidebook recommended, surprisingly close to my rental, which I thought was in the middle of nowhere.
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Born in Kherson, an impoverished, middle-of-nowhere kind of town in Southern Ukraine, Polunin demonstrated early skill in gymnastics, and at age nine moved to Kiev with his mother to study ballet.
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Four months in what many city dwellers would call the middle of nowhere were more meaningful and engaging than anything I ever learned amidst the glass towers, computers and steel palladiums of man.
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In Ireland and Britain, golf is so sacred that people will drive three hours to a course in the middle of nowhere and brave rains and winds for just about any professional tournament.
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I want to do it all ... just so I have the means to eventually quit and move to the middle of nowhere with my partner, have some kids, and make portraits about that.
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They grew up north of the middle of nowhere Two of six children (three boys, three girls), the brothers were raised in the tiny Mennonite farming community of La Crete in northern Alberta, Canada.
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During oral arguments last year, Chief Justice John Roberts at one point suggested sympathy for the officers that day, referring to the event as being "10,000 mostly drunken people" in the middle of nowhere.
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How the federal government, in order to construct such a massive public works project in the middle of nowhere, had to build a spur off of the main rail line to bring in supplies.
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It is in the middle of nowhere, and visitors describe a nearly empty feeling, with few signs of life on its many-laned highways and streets, not to mention its plethora of golf courses.
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Middle of Nowhere, about a woman trying to navigate having a boyfriend in prison, was made for $200,226 and nabbed DuVernay the directing award for a US drama at the 21960 Sundance Film Festival.
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The thing about mountaintop removal is that though it produces ugly scars on the landscape, and leaves behind an unfathomable number of toxic pollutants, these scars are generally out in the middle of nowhere.
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We were all from Brooklyn, but had been brought out to the middle of nowhere to shoot a new kind of journalistic reality show about America in the run up to the 2016 election.
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Should we go and remove the downed tree because someone called it in first so it's at the top of the queue but it's in the middle of nowhere so it's not impacting traffic?
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I mean, who wouldn't want to believe that aliens exist and that the U.S. government is doing tests on them in the highly classified military base that's in the middle of nowhere in Nevada.
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Emma Thom, Sweet Briar College, Class of 2018 I fell in love with the small classroom environment of Sweet Briar College and the picturesque scenery of its surroundings in the middle of nowhere, Virginia.
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MR and FD say the people they thought would be providing infrastructure in the middle of nowhere had gone AWOL, so they wisely decided to relocate closer to the Earthlings(ish) of Sin City.
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Whether it's a Caribbean storm with slight thunder in the background, drops of rain hitting a tent, or even a torrential downpour in the middle of nowhere, I slowly fade into a deep sleep.
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Netflix description: Katrina (Carmen Ejogo) is a single mother driving cross-country to start a new life with her young daughter Clara (Apollina Pratt) when their car breaks down in the middle of nowhere.
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Yes, it was unlikely that even a tenth of the Facebook users who'd RSVP'd yes on the Facebook page would actually show up in the middle of nowhere for this implausible and unsafe operation.
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Once you arrive, you will dismount because the roads are very few and most of the locations you will be bivouacking are in the middle of nowhere and can only be reached by foot.
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There's just a school in the middle of nowhere in Russia, where human beings are being taught to think of themselves no longer as themselves but as objects for consumption by something beyond themselves.
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De Beers, the diamond conglomerate that owned and ran the town, spared no expense keeping its workers satisfied, building pools and churches and bars to mask the loneliness of living in the middle of nowhere.
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Not only can a legged machine navigate the tight corridors and stairs of this sort of industrial environment, but sending a robot to remote locations means one less human stuck in the middle of nowhere.
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But it's worth reiterating: Those of us with dislocated shoulders who aren't backpacking in the middle of nowhere should get ourselves some medical attention ASAP — as if the pain wasn't already enough of a clue.
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But the tractor could not haul the boat up a steep hill, so in the middle of the night, in the middle of nowhere, the men had to find a second tractor to push it.
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When I first moved from a Boston suburb to New Hampshire four years ago I thought we were in the middle of nowhere, but our town had 5003,000 people, a Walmart, and exactly three restaurants.
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There's something with this idea that wherever you come from, you can all gather in the middle of nowhere and whoever you are and wherever you come from, what you go through is absolutely universal.
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You may wonder if Elizabeth Travis, a young lawyer trying to earn some extra money teaching adult-ed classes to disgruntled teachers in a middle-of-nowhere Western town, is in possession of a backbone.
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We were staying at this random Airbnb, this giant place like a furniture showroom way out in the middle of nowhere, and there was a bat in the ceiling that was making all this noise.
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The Verge first visited Bollinger Motors back in 2017 ahead of the B1's debut, back when the startup was still housed in a garage in basically the middle of nowhere in Central New York.
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I grew up in the San Fernando Valley, which was where the Brady Bunch home was, and kind of the middle of nowhere and the middle of everywhere, and grew up, you know, pretty anonymously.
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William Shakespeare, the idea goes, was no one but a mediocre actor from the middle of nowhere who was paid off by someone smarter and richer and better-educated for the use of his name.
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We traveled to this remote tea estate and village in the middle of nowhere and there was a very farm to table experience, there were chickens there was tea and every house has a rice patty.
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I once ran out of gas in the middle of nowhere on a rainy night, a time when zombies are out in full force, and it was probably the scariest moment I experienced in the game.
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For an idea of what to expect for a 703-year-old, my playlist kicks off with Hanson's "Thinking of You," an opening Middle of Nowhere jam that I definitely wore out on my Sony Walkman.
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Gonzalez, whose district includes Tornillo, said the site is "no place for these children in the middle of the desert in the middle of nowhere," pointing out the extreme hot temperatures recorded there nearly every day.
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Kanye West thinks he's found the next big thing ... because he flew all the way to the middle of nowhere Indiana to show his support for a family band with which he has a special connection.
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Most people thought this was a crazy notion: what engineer or doctor was going to move to the middle of nowhere on a tiny salary when he could be living a comfortable life in the city?
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I had trusted this stranger who convinced me to hang out at his place in the middle of nowhere, only to later admit that it wasn't even his house before he ran away into the night.
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Or what about the people who live in the middle of nowhere, and you know that on the way home you'll end up in Hades or a ditch, if you're lucky, what would you call those?
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WARNING: THE FOLLOWING CONTAINS SPOILERS FROM &aposTHE HANDSMAID&aposS TALE&apos The episode, titled "Holly," followed the show's protagonist Offred, played by Elisabeth Moss, as she tried to survive in a house in the middle of nowhere.
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Step carefully so you avoid the people doing yoga at the top, but don't miss the chance to feel like you're in the middle of nowhere even though you're right in the center of a major city.
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"You're at the middle of nowhere, the temperature is 20-40 below zero and the altitude is around 10,000 feet," Spencer Klein, one of the study's many authors from Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory in California told Gizmodo.
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Even robots aren't immune to the allure of running away from it all and starting a new life in the middle of nowhere, which is how Teddy almost convinced Dolores to give up on her Wyatt ways.
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Mott's interest in art prompts him to leave his wife and child in Philadelphia, buy a plot of land in the middle of nowhere North Carolina, and build a great house in which to store his collection.
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What big-city visitors and critics forget is that even in the middle of nowhere, places that could be anywhere are, for the people who live there, an essential component of feeling like they are indeed somewhere.
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In a new post, the woman who helmed Middle of Nowhere (a 2012 film in which DuVernay also explored the consequences of our current prison system) shared advice she once sent via email to a rising filmmaker.
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He finds Maritza, who's hiding out at a farm in the middle of nowhere, and apologizes for putting her in danger, suggesting that they can both get refuge by tipping off the Search Bloc to Pablo's location.
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There are stacks and stacks of categories in here, covering all types of music, comedy, eating out and drinking experiences, so you certainly shouldn't be short of something to do unless you're in the middle of nowhere.
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And while the Razr as a whole was incredibly fragile, somehow my phone survived being flung 30 feet down the highway after I rolled my Ford Explorer during a torrential thunderstorm in the middle of nowhere Pennsyltucky.
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"You want to make rocket motors in the middle of nowhere where you don't disturb anyone," Kent Rominger, a former astronaut and current vice president of strategy and business development at Orbital ATK, explained in a briefing.
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"Jimmy saw a guy out in the middle of nowhere, working on high line wires, that's where he got 'lineman for the county,'" Campbell once recalled of "Wichita Lineman," the Jimmy Webb classic written specifically for Campbell.
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I was hiking in Peru and in the middle of nowhere, we're at a marketplace, and there were tents and tables with local people selling their wares, and I see in one of the tents, a kid.
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Lewis told Business Insider about a recent vacation Insignia planned for clients that began with a stay in a boutique luxury hotel and then progressed to a road trip on motorbikes out in the middle of nowhere.
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On Brown's "Experiment" — on streaming services, though not on the physical CD — it's "Lost in the Middle of Nowhere," an amiable duet with the Mexican-American pop singer Becky G that casually bridges country and Latin pop.
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" He continued, "I've stood by myself on ancient ruins, and on farmland in the middle of nowhere with people around me who don't speak the same language as me and i feel very at home and comfortable.
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We told them we needed to make some positive changes for our entire family, but I don't think they could fully grasp how moving to a modest house in the middle of nowhere would be a positive experience.
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So, just imagine if you have an ocean cleanup in the middle of nowhere, now, you can take this machine and park that machine and you can take five tons of trash and transform that into a school.
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After puzzling out all the details and tracking down the facts, I still found myself in the middle of nowhere—staring into a void, unsure how real the real parts were, wandering through the chilly forest at night.
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But as time passes, ceremonies get more extreme, people start to disappear, and it dawns on Dani and the group that there may be something far darker at play in this serene field in the middle of nowhere.
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But while on Ambien, she sleep-drives and crashes her car in the middle of nowhere, leaving her searching for a way to explain her behavior to Perry's already suspicious and ever-watchful mother, Mary Louise (Meryl Streep).
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"There was always a way to escape if you could figure it out," the terrified participants are advised when they find themselves in an abandoned factory in the middle of nowhere or hopelessly lost in a dense forest.
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I'm of German descent, and I've read about how Germans were treated when they first moved here, and they were treated horribly, and forced often to move out to the middle of nowhere, which is where I'm from.
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For all the Brontës, The Glass Town Game functions as a kind of stealth origin story that doubles as a fantastic romp: how did these ordinary children in the middle of nowhere grow up to be so extraordinary?
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In folk horror, the protagonist often travels to a rural community in the middle of nowhere, realizing upon arrival that the people who live there keep the old ways, the pagan ways, the ways that involve human sacrifice.
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The truth is this: All the available scholarship shows that William Shakespeare of Stratford-on-Avon, the glover's son, the country boy from the middle of nowhere, is in fact the author of the plays of William Shakespeare.
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Photo via There are just three tracks from MMMBop that made it onto Middle of Nowhere including "With You In Your Dreams" and future single "Where Is the Love?" but it was "MMMBop" that the album was centered upon.
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And while he's trying to figure out how to use some of that money philanthropically, he announced today that construction has begun on the giant clock in the middle of nowhere that he put up $42 million to build.
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Unauthorized immigration from Mexico has already slowed to a trickle (indeed, by most estimates more people are leaving than arriving), and the un-walled area in particular has almost no border crossings since it's in the middle of nowhere.
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In Tibu, after cracking a few jokes and planting a cacao tree, he seemed beside himself with joy even as the presidential committee hustled to quickly depart as heavy fog threatened to maroon them in the middle of nowhere.
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"They're like, 'Ah yeah, here's this guy from California driving out in a jelly-bean blue VW bus and he thinks he's going to make this great restaurant, this big statement, here in the middle of nowhere," Allen remembers.
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" In a previous interview with Broadly, Spencer Pratt explains, "Look, all the big stars: Do you think that Brad and Angelina randomly got caught on the beach in Africa in the middle of nowhere where they reveal they're dating?
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The 22006 documentary Woodstock captures the feeling well: Hundreds of thousands of young people here are headed for a field in the middle of nowhere, for a music festival slated to feature some of the biggest names in rock.
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The killer in question had been top of the news a few weeks earlier when he was captured on camera dragging Grace's dead body away from the scene in a suitcase and dumping it in the middle of nowhere.
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Eleanor and Chidi try to run as far away from their little neighborhood as they can, seemingly escaping to the middle of nowhere, which is occupied by Mindy St. Clair, a character we first met late in season one.
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Cities (like NYC, where I live) are overflowing with potential boos, but I guarantee that if I logged on in my middle-of-nowhere hometown, my number of matches within a 10-mile mile radius would drop an alarming amount.
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To put into perspective just how middle-of-nowhere the potato is, when I booked my stay, I was sent instructions to "drive over the railroad tracks" since the GPS can't really find it — even though it has a complete address.
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Crofton Black: When he first came to me, I'd been out in Lithuania, looking at this weird site—a warehouse that had been built in the woods in the middle of nowhere, on the site of a former riding school.
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Written and directed by the one and only Ava DuVernay, Middle of Nowhere is about a brilliant woman named Ruby who puts her medical studies on hold when her husband is incarcerated in order to earn money for his legal fees.
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I went to a college in the middle of nowhere and the nearest supermarket was 20 minutes away so when I was able to go food shopping, I had to make sure I bought everything I needed without breaking the bank.
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We went to Trinidad to kind of recapture the spirit of when we did Leftoverture, but we went to Louisiana in the middle of nowhere to be all together away from town, away from family, and be together and work.
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The Concordia Station, a French-Italian research base on the Antarctic Ice Sheet, is truly in the middle of nowhere; the next nearest station is 560km away, and all the crew can see if they look around is flat whiteness.
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Considering the significant hurdles it still faces, Hyperloop One can be forgiven for dragging a few hundred supporters, employees and media out to an area that may well define "the middle of nowhere" for two nail-biting seconds of suspense.
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And yes, they did put a woman named Deidre Caldbeck, who I believe works in Apple Watch, out on a paddleboard in the middle of nowhere and it had her call in to show the calling capabilities from Apple Watch.
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"There are endless examples of bigger interventions—like a hospital—in the middle of nowhere, and it falls apart because it hasn't been built within a community of trained people, or with the normal pipeline for overhead and upkeep," Dahl said.
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"I just basically thought that what was going to happen with my life is I would grow older, find a career, peace out and go live in the middle of nowhere and maybe start trying to meet a guy," he said.
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But as "Madaari" draws to its predictable conclusion, the only thing you are left wondering is how on earth did the nameless man get enough network coverage for him to watch videos unbuffered and upload them in the middle of nowhere?
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According to Khandaker, the allure of map-based AR games like Ingress and Pokémon Go is similar to the thrill that geocachers felt when they left their computers and hiked into the middle of nowhere with people they hardly knew.
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"It's amazing that you can pull something off with this level of diversity in the middle of nowhere," said Shane Christian, a 22-year-old D.J. from Cleveland, of Honcho Campout, a weekend-long party in the woods of southern Pennsylvania.
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As the psychologist tasked with evaluating Morgan's mental workings, Paul Giamatti is at his rumpled best, irritated with the thought that he's been brought all the way out to a farm in the middle of nowhere to talk to a robot.
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She was a force to be reckoned with: the person who could help you find almost anything you needed even when you were seemingly in the middle of nowhere, the one who made the cars and the staff run on time.
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There's also this: The last time we saw Mr. C driving through the middle of nowhere in the black of night was when he rode with Ray Monroe, who then tried to assassinate him once they got where they were going.
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Yael: I'm sort of stunned Whiterose didn't know Tyrell was dead or at least missing, with their surveillance.. Em: It happened in the middle of nowhere and the FBI didn't handle the crime scene, so the search around the van etc.
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It's all the other stuff—expensive cab rides to the middle-of-nowhere airport, long lines at check-in, customs, and security, invasive TSA searches, overcrowded concourses, pricey yet terrible food and drink options—that makes air travel the worst.
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Selma made her the first black female director to be nominated for a Golden Globe, she was nominated for an Oscar for her documentary 21th, and she took home the directing award at Sundance for her second feature film Middle of Nowhere. Boom.
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There are a lot of places in Texas that claim they're both in the middle of nowhere and the center of the universe, and Del Rio — a border town two and a half hours west of San Antonio — is one of them.
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Since so many large cities are coastal, building cloud computing data centers in the nearby bodies of water (as opposed to in the middle of nowhere, as is usually the case) could improve the performance of services like Netflix for millions of urbanites.
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"Without Wi-Fi... you just would not be able to download maps to view your position, so you would see a blue dot in the middle of nowhere," Columbia Engineering associate professor of electrical engineering Harish Krishnaswamy says in an email interview.
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"Living the Good Life: Helen and Scott Nearing's Sixty Years of Self-Sufficient Living," Helen and Scott Nearing This was the book that inspired me to move from the city and live on a mountain in the middle of nowhere and everywhere.
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Meanwhile, 150 journalists from across the world are standing on a golf course in the middle of nowhere on the Ayrshire coast, awaiting the helicopter arrival of a demagogic property billionaire who could soon be the next President of the United States.
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From there, it'll be showing Good Time under a set of elevated subway tracks in Queens; The Spectacular Now in downtown Athens, Georgia; and The Witch in middle-of-nowhere New Hampshire next to a big, dark forest, which sounds unbearably terrifying.
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They'll also feature a website link to a video that demonstrates how the survival tool is supposed to be used, although that's not particularly useful if you're trying it out for the first time in the middle of nowhere, with no cell signal.
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It was 2013 and I was a high school senior visiting my first prospective college — a small liberal arts school in the middle of nowhere that boasts a 10 to 1 student-to-faculty ratio and uses the word community in every pamphlet.
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Release date: July 8 Director: Matt Ross Starring: Viggo Mortensen, Frank Langella, Kathryn Hahn What it is: A hardcore survivalist who's raising his six children out in the middle of nowhere is forced to return to society and reconsider his parenting philosophy.
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An abandoned gas station, a huge gravel parking lot, a few shuttered cabins, and an outhouse are also included in the purchase of the 232 electricity-free acre plot nestled along a stunningly beautiful stretch of highway in middle-of-nowhere Alaska.
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It skipped past the deaths to show Rick threaten Negan, then to show the two of them drive out into the middle of nowhere in the RV, where Negan put Rick through some pointless games (more on those pointless games in a bit).
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"The nightmares and psychological scars of being dragged from your home to a place in the middle of nowhere; restrained in blankets and Duct tape; assaulted, verbally and physically — those scars and that trauma never go away," Mr. Martin-Crawford, then 28, testified.
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It was years after Perry Smith and Dick Hickock slaughtered the Clutters in their Holcomb farmhouse a couple of counties away, but the memory lingered for my father, who knew that in the middle of nowhere, there's no one to hear you scream.
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"No one knew they were there, even, and the reason for that is some sites it took us a 45-minute drive from the nearest highway or the nearest main road to get to them in the middle of nowhere," Hanna says.
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A yellow Craftsman house in a residential neighborhood (with a warehouse in the back), the brewery describes itself as "the Middle of Nowhere/Center of the Universe," which had seemed like tongue-in-cheek bravado until we witnessed the Sunday night scene.
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Instead of taking me to a meeting with a producer at a nearby restaurant according to the agreed-upon plan, Rouch drove me over an hour away to his house in the countryside in what seemed to be the middle of nowhere.
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As someone who grew up in rural America, I have always felt there's no TV show or movie that quite captures the weirdly ominous sense of stepping out into the middle of nowhere, in the middle of the night, like Twin Peaks.
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We ended up putting an expedition to go to the Kamchatka Peninsula to this obscure stream across the tundra in the middle of nowhere to see if, by luck and digging and digging, we were lucky enough to find even one grain of the material.
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" Speaking to Noisey on the phone while driving around "out in the sticks, like in the middle of nowhere," Roc Marci says, "I don't have any crazy sales pitch for this album, it's just a great piece of music and I stand by it.
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They live in the middle of nowhere in a house he has painstakingly renovated, where he and Marja grow their own food and have learned the skills of foraging and woodland survival, able to cut themselves off completely from the stresses of modern life.
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That's what makes Gaad's death such a great Rosetta stone for the episode as a whole: It happens almost entirely by dumb chance, just as Philip and Elizabeth are almost undone by Pastor Tim running out of gas in the middle of nowhere, Ethiopia.
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Mike, dressed in head to toe black (hopefully not too hot in the desert that day!), hogties the driver, snags a quarter of a million dollars hidden in the tires, and high-tails it out of the middle-of-nowhere and back to Albuquerque.
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"NYC to the middle of nowhere all in 24 hours #ranchin and look at that sky," she shared via Instagram Stories on Saturday, adding star-eyed and sunshine emojis over a photo of a cowboy hat-clad man in the distance riding a horse.
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The director, who first made a name for herself with Middle of Nowhere, a narrative film about a young woman grappling with a husband behind bars, has tackled the Civil Rights Movement in Selma, and the ugliness of the American prison system with doc 13th.
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Steve: Right well that's OK, it's more that you're going to drive 45 minutes to be in the middle of nowhere for a while, but it's the summer so we'd drive to the beach in the Subaru, in the babe-mobile, and listen to Exile.
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How does one teen, who grew up in the relative middle of nowhere—a place called Haslemere in Surrey—reach the point where he's become so much the master of a singular vision he's being sought out by one of modern music's premier artists?
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Peter Parker, stranded in the middle of nowhere, unsure of what to do next, with only his wits to help him, arrives at a solution that's distressingly common in our own world: When in doubt, find your richest friend and ask for some cash.
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In Switzerland, 803 percent of households do not own a car, versus 9.2 percent in the US. The Swiss train connects to the bus that connects to the cable car to get you on the slopes in the middle of nowhere at the scheduled second.
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He also has to hastily move his family from Baton Rouge to middle-of-nowhere Arkansas, something his long-suffering wife (Sarah Wright) puts up with partly because he seems to now have purpose and vigor after years of languishing as an exhausted commercial pilot.
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When Rush was 15, a shitty rich kid from his second boarding school wanted to get kilos of marijuana from the Christian dealers in Tucson, and took him on a diabolical road trip to get them, finally completely dumping him in the middle of nowhere.
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Frankly, there's only one real knockout sequence here and it takes place in the middle of nowhere in Western Montana, where Mr. C shows up at the headquarters of a local criminal consortium in search of Ray, the man who tried to assassinate him.
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At the start of the hour, before the journey into the past, I jotted down in my notes that the shot of stark headlights on a pitch-dark American roadway in the middle of nowhere was a classic Lynch image, at once familiar and terrifying.
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FROM COINAGE: See Where 6 Stars Were Before They Were Famous "In the first movie there's a bit where Tommy [Kevin McKidd] takes everybody out for a walk and that's the famous bit with the train station and they're out in the middle of nowhere," says Miller.
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"If the bus breaks down on the side of the road in the middle of nowhere and it's a hundred degree outside and we have to go outside and get the grill out and grill burgers on the side of the road, it's an adventure," John explained.
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When Gig on the Green folded in the early 2000s, it came at a time when punters couldn't get enough of the heady escapism offered by huge festivals held in a muddy field the middle of nowhere, where the campsite party can be kept going all night.
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Such is the lot of Leopold Bloom O'Boyle, clerical husband, Harvard-hugger, hot-dog eater and "travel writer cum novelist encore manqué" famous for a magazine piece called "Trekking With Jesús," in honor of the lovesick Peruvian guide who abandoned him in the middle of nowhere.
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Location, location, locationHamilton is a city of 60,13 people, which makes it substantial but not a big city by any stretch; it's too far from Cincinnati to really be a suburb — about a 40-minute drive — but it isn't really out in the middle of nowhere either.
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When I visited you in Iowa, it hit me like a ton of bricks like, Wow, this is in the middle of nowhere, there's absolutely no diversity, and here you have this woman who's doing this fearless work trying to dismantle racism, which is hard to grasp.
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High school kids looking for something to do, art tourists, ranchers, and touring bands are able to connect over chicken-fried steak and mac-and-cheese grilled cheeses served on Plexiglas-Astro turf trays which serve as an icebreaker for strangers dining in the middle of nowhere.
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It's a great opener even though it's hardly true — Chloe, "a 17-year-old black girl living in the middle of nowhere, New Jersey," is a talented dancer who dreams of becoming a professional ballerina; she's the kind of good kid most parents would kvell over.
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The US sends its super-silent missile subs way, way, way out into the middle of nowhere, far beyond the range of pretty much anything, and then lets them quietly loiter around in the vast, expansive depths, trying very hard to look like another patch of ocean.
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Though adapted from a preexisting book, the first two episodes echo DuVernay's previous work in I Will Follow and 2012's Middle of Nowhere, films about black women who take on the loss of loved ones while also navigating complicated dynamics related to illness, incarceration, and familial discord.
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Anderson Sr. said that when his son had pitched him on flying to California and spending the weekend in the middle of nowhere with a bunch of adults interesting in cybernetic body modification, he said yes, knowing it was an audience that would appreciate his son's science obsession.
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It's not the Arthur who, after being forced into a fatal duel with a man living a quiet life in the middle of nowhere, tries to open the pen where the man's pigs are being held, knowing they're certain to be left unattended and die, once Arthur walks away.
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They are the vanguard of communal living and child rearing, contemporary-style, where a dusty, off-the-grid farm in the middle of nowhere gives way to a sprawling $2 million house with endless views and vaulted ceilings, a Viking kitchen and multiple terraces, 20 minutes from Santa Monica.
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Their mutual and combined strengths are tested when they encounter a terrifying creature that strands them in the middle of nowhere on the darkest night ever; equal parts tender and brutal, the sparse, effective tale gains its power and its scare factor from its engagement with its characters.
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I worked with Dave Bassett [Elle King, Fitz and the Tantrums] who is awesome, he was in Malibu, and we just got connected and I brought my dog to the studio and he has a dog, and we were just up in the hills in the middle of nowhere.
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Well, just try to compete with this: Police officers near the Australian mining town of Broken Hill stopped a sport utility vehicle Saturday that was being driven by a 12-year-old boy who had been on the road in the middle of nowhere, driving alone, for 800 miles.
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AAB: Yes, I went to the University of Manitoba to study architecture, which was a very good move because Winnipeg, at the center of Canada, at that moment in the '18843s, was kind of a weird hub, even though it was small and in the middle of nowhere.
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I was looking in areas where I had relatives or something so I would be able to use a car to buy a used sofa and drive out to the middle of nowhere, but also be on land where I'm not breaking any rules to create the image.
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In a new film by Gillian Jacobs (Community, Love), we see the story of young, married couple Nancy and Tim who during a reluctant trip to her late grandmother's home in the middle of nowhere, learn that a person's sentiment and complexities aren't limited to the things they leave behind.
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And while it's always handy to keep a spare outfit in your car in case of potential fashion faux pas, your extra pair of jeans won't exactly help you when your battery conks out, or when you get stuck in a ditch in the middle of nowhere with zero phone signal.
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AS THE SKIES OF DETROIT OPEN AND THE STRINGS OF SPACE-TIME CONVULSE, MIKE FINDS HIMSELF ORBITING SATURN… Two years ago, while filming the Detroit installment of our documentary series for Viceland, Danny Brown pointed us in the direction of a repurposed warehouse turned music venue in the middle of nowhere.
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And one of these days Dr. R. K. Smile would receive a call from a motel in the middle of nowhere and then he would have to climb into the G650ER and bring the old man's body back to Atlanta and lay him to rest in Cobb County or Lovejoy.
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One would think that a music festival held in a hotel, a place with walls and smoke detectors and guests who may not be partaking in late night dance parties, would be less raucous than the type that take place on open plots of land, in the middle of nowhere.
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The time period isn't stated, but the details of what happens to the "city people" are hinted at: It's the Cultural Revolution, and artists, professors and other educated people have been sent to the middle of nowhere to do hard labor during the day and attend political indoctrination meetings at night.
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Achieving an orgasm was done in various ways, including but not limited to: having sex in a car with tinted windows and parked in the middle of nowhere; sneaking into my sexual partner's home in the middle of the night; sneaking into my partner's father's office, which happened to have a bedroom (WTF?).
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So when he spots a blonde woman who looks a lot like Miranda Lambert sitting on the side of the road (because in Texas there are picnic tables covered in red checkered cloths in the middle of nowhere, and we like to stage them without shade), he pulls over to say howdy.
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So I kind of thought, So here is this person that even in the middle of nowhere has the very human urge to make marks about her life — I thought it was an incredible thing that...someone even on their own would need to make these marks; it's like an ancient drive.
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The first picture by Mitchell I ever saw had the same quality of oneiric lucidity associated with Ghirri: a red telephone box amid the desolate and lyrical emptiness of a housing estate in Leeds, something dropped out of time in the middle of nowhere, which — a fundamental lesson of photography — is always somewhere.
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Here are the most cringe-worthy stories they came back with: When I was maybe 13, my family went on vacation with another family to this little town in middle-of-nowhere Texas that had this small wood-shack video place, and we picked up a bunch of movies from new releases.
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"Most retreat centers are out in the middle of nowhere, but we chose this location because it's on the outskirts of the city, where it's quieter and more peaceful, but it's also accessible by subway," said Bhante Suddhaso, 31, the resident monk who leads meditation and teaches principles of Buddhism at the house.
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We've all thought it when we come home from a night out, trampling over the city's detritus of chicken bones, chips, and filth, waiting for an Uber that's on a triple fare surge: Wouldn't life be better, easier, calmer if we just sacked it all off for a quieter life in the middle of nowhere?
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Run out of food in the middle of nowhere and there's a good chance your crew will start resorting to cannibalism as you try and drag your ship of the damned back to safe territory… or desperately search the unknown in the hope of finding salvation at a new port, before everyone eats each other.
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Though I understand that part of a band's touring dynamic is to stay together through the struggles and difficulties of touring, being 17-years-old and the only woman on the road, sometimes in the middle of nowhere and in my anxious state of mind, I wanted some privacy and a bed to sleep in.
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While it's sometimes odd to find one Chinese restaurant in the middle of nowhere, it's still part of a community, and it's a place where people come to meet and engage, and customers are probably discovering all these Chinese foods, and for the families running those restaurants, like my own, it's nice to be part of that community.
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It was the only event during awards season where you could see Martin Lawrence and Tisha Campbell-Martin mend their rift onstage, or Issa Rae joke about being too drunk to give a proper acceptance speech, or hear about how Omari Hardwick paid for the craft services while they filmed Middle of Nowhere together because DuVernay couldn't afford it.
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Ava DuVernay, who did manage to move on to making studio films (and history), told the crowd at the premiere of her 2013 ESPN doc, Venus Vs., that after she won the Sundance directing prize in 2012 for Middle of Nowhere, she was approached about new projects by brands and cable networks, but not by movie studios.
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You could be in living in a tiny little village in the middle of nowhere, your parents don't understand you, your classmates bully you, your church has disowned you, and turning on the radio or picking up a record and hearing a voice come out of that speaker telling you things are gonna be alright is incredibly important.
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They usually take the basic idea of the story (a bizarre kids' show, or a staircase appearing in the middle of nowhere), then filtering it through creator Nick Antosca's sensibility, which means all three seasons of the show so far have indulged in rich ruminations on family relationships, alongside odd creatures lurching about empty suburban backstreets.
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They were all veterans of the underground psychedelic music scene through the '63s and early '90s, when ex-mortician and promoter Christian Paris would host a "psychedelic fun house" at a club called Alice In Wonderland or drive people out to the middle of nowhere for Magical Mystery Trips, such as raves in the Chislehurst Caves.
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"It was raining and we were wearing all these clothes and we're in the middle of nowhere... There's nowhere to hide and we were all on set because if we're not in the scene then we're in the background of the scene so were all around all the time," said Ethan Hawke, who plays sharpshooter Goodnight Robicheaux.
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A canvas such as "Sky Writing" (1993) is composed of black, loosely brushed slashes and squiggles that travel upward from a smoky crucible engulfing the lower half of the picture, only to trail off into unresolved space, while "Cyclops" (1993-1994) features broad, swirling smears of crimson paint that seem to slosh around in the middle of nowhere.
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The events may have been playing out in the proverbial middle of nowhere, but that was the point: A movement, or cult, of thousands of post-'60s seekers in orange and purple mufti had descended upon a thin population of ranchers and retirees, who took on the mantle of frontier yeomen protecting American values against foreign invasion.
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Mr. Mills says he remembers flying to Iraq with the president and watching fully armed countersnipers storm out of the Secret Service cabin when Air Force One landed in the middle of the night, in the middle of nowhere and in the dark (all lights from the plane and all electronic devices were turned off for security reasons).
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Instead, he, Brahm, and the cast all work together to emphasize the inherently unsettling elements of this particular scenario: the sparsely populated, underlit bus station, the anxiety of a delayed arrival on a rainy night, the frustration of being condescended to by an unhelpful employee, and the fear of being completely alone in the middle of nowhere when everything starts going awry.
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Like I do think that there's a moment with these things, like QAnon, where if you miss it, it's going to just balloon out and it's going to go on forever and then a bunch of crazy shit's gonna happen, people are gonna pull guns out in the middle of nowhere, and like it'll just be.. It's gonna be a mess.
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So while 2017 may mark 20 years of loyalty even for the most dedicated of Fansons — who first became acquainted with the towheaded brothers over the summer of 1997 during the time of their breakout album Middle of Nowhere and subsequent sold-out arena concerts, Saturday Night Live appearance, Christmas album and adorable Eggo commercial — for Hanson, it's really been 203.
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I was told I had to confirm right then and there, as I was out in the middle of nowhere, with hardly any cell phone reception, dressed like a hick in oversized clothing to make me look like a typical Palmdale, CA resident while having a shotgun pointed at my head on camera for a good part of the day.
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Although Rebildfest is seemingly set in the middle of nowhere—exit the highway, take a left at the second cattle farm, and drive straight past the sheep—it's hosted an impressive list of American celebrities: Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan, Walt Disney, and Walter Cronkite have all attended, according to the Rebild National Park Society, the Danish American organization that hosts the annual festival.
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Selling tickets to an event loosely inspired by a meme suggested a shift from the ironic and self-effacing to the self-aggrandizing and profiteering — Alienstock was to be a weekend-long experience in the middle of nowhere, with parking and camping spaces costing between $60 and $140, all in order to see unnamed EDM acts and ... get stoked about aliens?
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If One Day at a Time can hang on to most of the Schitt's Creek audience, it will stand as an example of how very old-fashioned ideas — like giving a TV show the right lead-in instead of just stranding it in the middle of nowhere on a streaming platform — can still be very important when handling low-rated, little-watched shows.
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Despite still having some limitations—you can only use it at camp, and it's a one-way system—the ability to warp out to a settlement in the middle of nowhere felt like a betrayal of the game's defining ethos, even if I completely understand why fast travel might be a boon to someone who only has about 20 minutes a day to play.
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After the laidback Paul (Charlie Plummer, not a relation of Christopher) is spirited away to a farmhouse in the middle of nowhere by a grimy Italian crook (Romain Duris) and his gang, it's up to the boy's divorced mother Abigail (Michelle Williams) to push for his release, with the help of Fletcher Chase (Mark Wahlberg), a cocky ex-spy who is employed as a fixer by Getty.
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Our job to save your life, seems a nice enough scared kid, his skinny fear filling the car louder than anything he might punch in on the radio, but we are big boys, we can bear it, the noise, the heat, the fear, besides he won't get that urban-station way-too-loud stuff way out here middle of nowhere, anyway let him d.j.
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AINISSA, Syria — On a recent reporting trip the photographer Mauricio Lima and I, along with our driver and a Syrian fixer, came to this town in the middle of nowhere in northern Syria because it is the location of the media office and headquarters of the Syrian Democratic Forces, the coalition of militias dominated by the Kurds and aligned with the American-led international coalition.
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When the funds from European Union programs arrived in the 1980s and '90s, government officials of all parties squandered them or used them to dig foundations for bed-and-breakfasts in the middle of nowhere — sites without access roads, electricity or water — only to abandon them, while farmers falsified their records to receive grossly inflated subsidies, allowing corruption to soak through every cell of society.
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Sundance is where I saw my first film by Lynne Ramsay, one of many female directors who have shown work here, including Nancy Savoca, Alison Maclean, Catherine Hardwicke, Leslie Harris, Kayo Hatta, Dee Rees, Jill Soloway and Ava DuVernay, who became the first black woman to win the director's award for drama here in 2012 for "Middle of Nowhere," a lyrical tale of love and liberation.
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Cloke and Hamblin have a lot of fun with, for instance, playing up the difference between the houses of Mulder (who lives out in the middle of nowhere in an old farmhouse) and Scully (who lives in a sleekly ultra-modern space), and they also get a lot of mileage out of just how perfectly Duchovny and Anderson play off each other at this point.
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She also stresses the fact that finding the cheapest airline tickets isn't the only factor to consider — because it doesn't really matter if you spend next to nothing on airline tickets if your flight time requires you to pay for a hotel the night before, or if you have to fork over a hefty Uber fee with a surged price because the cheap airport was in the middle of nowhere.
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" Alice adds: "We'd been working on the song for ages and knew it wasn't quite right so we decided we needed to get out of London for a few days and we lay on the ground of this little house in the middle of nowhere for days on end just playing what we had so far of the song until we started to hear how the song was meant to be.
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But the stunt is just the latest prank from the company, which frequently skewers both capitalism and self-importance; previous CAH hits include a now-annual Black Friday tradition of asking people to pay the company money for nothing in return; a 2016 crowdfunding campaign that raised $100,000 in order to dig a giant hole in the middle of nowhere; and a loving, highly specific Craigslist job posting for a very special new CEO.
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CAH has become known for its outlandish stunts, which in the past have included a Black Friday tradition of asking people to pay the company money for nothing in return, a crowdfunding campaign that raised $100,000 to dig a giant hole in the middle of nowhere, a special version of the game aimed at women ("It's exactly the same as the original ... but the box is pink and it costs $5 more"), and several complicated holiday promotions.
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