Hopes of thawing relations appeared even more distant on Thursday.
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Their relationship: They've grown more distant since Craig left home.
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He seemed more distant that day, his voice quieter, raspier.
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More distant neighbors can also be affected by construction activity.
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In the cities, the dream of homeownership is even more distant.
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But some recent purchases have raised eyebrows for being more distant.
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War seems much more distant than it did just months ago.
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The New York on display here has never felt more distant.
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That&aposs about four times more distant than the 2017 event.
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Daimler's partnership with Mr. Li and Geely has been more distant.
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Illness in a more distant relative may also increase the risk.
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But his writing only left me feeling more distant than before.
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For me, it was more distant, more abstracted, but still very real.
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The longer Lara Alqasem is detained, the more distant that possibility becomes.
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It's that the prospect of it ever getting better became more distant.
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But Indiana overperformed compared with other, more distant states, making this unclear.
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President Trump's target for economic growth just got a little more distant.
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One more thing: In the more distant future, there will be no cash.
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Some wonks still hold out hope for change in the more distant future.
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Weaker and more distant storms have dealt Kennedy considerable damage in the past.
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Since the election, the threat of Obamacare repeal has never appeared more distant.
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However, his Kaepernick cartoon tackles a far more distant issue: American civil liberties.
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Syria is more distant than Yugoslavia, and Europe has been slower to react.
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More distant suburbs and exurbs are still thriving, especially in the Sun Belt.
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This all unfolded last Saturday, when the coronavirus was a more distant concern.
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But what does this mean for recollecting events in the more distant future?
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On the other side, solemnity and decorum could not have been more distant.
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Similarly, more distant examples also show racial attitudes moving based on noneconomic events.
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Do you think this show could exist in the even more distant past?
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And the margins were much more distant from the center than they are today.
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LG rolled out a rollable display that portends well for our more distant future.
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For black Britons, on the other hand, the memories of slavery are more distant.
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That makes Apple's smart home play a bit more distant than it initially seemed.
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And the more distant Britain's relationship with the EU, the bigger the income loss.
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The usual stream of thoughts became more distant as I contemplated this inner universe.
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But its rate of growth is slowing, making profit an ever-more distant goal.
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It has a prograde orbit but is more distant and at a different incline.
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Nesmith was a little more distant when it came to the subject of Jones.
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Helped to stop checking my cellphone for her more distant "still heart you" texts.
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Helped to stop checking my cellphone for her more distant "still heart you" texts.
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He's looking back on looking back; the cozy memories are 22015 years more distant.
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The more attention she craved, the more distant the man in her life became.
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Latinos are becoming more distant from the U.S. political process, according to a new report.
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Grain traders have also begun targeting more distant markets such as Indonesia and even Mexico.
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"The temperature and luminosity of these stars suggested they were more distant," Bedin told Gizmodo.
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The more distant galaxy itself is actually twice as far from Hubble as Abell 370.
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It is improving trade ties with more-distant partners, including China and the European Union.
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As a teenager he grows more distant from his mother and timidly explores his sexuality.
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A Pulitzer Prize is still a worthy, if more distant, goal, Mr. Hammond said recently.
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That we can see the more distant galaxies at all is due to gravitational lensing.
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But homophily is weaker among our more distant connections, those people whom we see rarely.
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For visionaries looking into the more distant future, however, weight is less of a problem.
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The second is to learn more about our solar system and the more distant universe.
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If the flyby happens safely, New Horizons will continue on to even more distant objects.
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Larson says they'll be able to detect black hole mergers even more distant than that.
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The longer the bail-out talks drag on, the more distant a Greek recovery becomes.
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This independently confirms Batygin's view that the planet currently sits in a more distant orbit.
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After the biggest victory of his comeback, del Potro spoke of a more distant future.
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In the more distant future, the Gateway may serve as a stepping stone to Mars.
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"The more distant the relative is, the more vetting you'd want to do," Karimzad said.
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As the Apollo program ended in 1972, NASA shifted its attention to more distant destinations.
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Some of air conditioning's next steps might be a return to the more distant past.
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The larger questions will remain, even if they're pushed off to a more distant future.
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Mehta travels back further, to deeper, more distant causes; the global North's fingerprints are everywhere.
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More distant worlds move slowly and take longer to complete an orbit than closer ones.
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Heymann says evidence is mounting that the virus could be spread by more distant contact.
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Some of air-conditioning's next steps might be a return to the more distant past.
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Neptune is also orbited by seven other satellites located in more distant and irregular trajectories.
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The 2013 analysis of the Denisovan fossil also showed interbreeding, albeit of a more distant sort.
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"Michael was always more distant of all my sons, and I always wondered why," he said.
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A Reuters/Ipsos national opinion poll suggests black voters are feeling more distant from the party.
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Now, the possibility of presenting a UN resolution seems even more distant, and time is scarce.
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William F. Buckley also felt that in his last few years Kenner was becoming more distant.
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The more distant our opponents are, the more likely we are to dismiss and dehumanize them.
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This is where we realized that our more distant friends weren't dead, remarried or in rehab.
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Indeed, if that was the hope, recent U.S. actions have almost certainly made it more distant.
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When it's reproduced instead of produced on the spot, the music feels more distant, more detached.
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As for Jeter, his Bronx legacy has never seemed more distant than it did on Monday.
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Since then, local officials and the company have carried out evacuation drills for more distant communities.
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They set up a for-profit arm for those activities, but those are more distant goals.
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She also spotted a second cousin, which was promising, and a number of more distant cousins.
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The prospects of the other English teams joining Manchester City in the quarterfinals are more distant.
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The prospects for a quick and sustained recovery are looking shakier, or at least more distant.
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The war's ostensible goal of uprooting the Iran-backed Houthi government is more distant than ever.
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Probing the mysteries of more distant neutron star binaries, however, requires the identification of gravitational waves.
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By contrast, Goodell's predecessor, Paul Tagliabue, had a more distant and even contemptuous relationship with the Membership.
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Pluto, by comparison, is about 34 AU from the Sun, so Farout is 3.5 times more distant.
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Tencent, Baidu, Lenovo and Sina all have sprawling campuses in the more distant reaches of the city.
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A more distant catalyst is a reversal of the Fed stimulus that has helped markets stay afloat.
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The former of is set in the near-future, and the latter in a more distant one.
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Hubble&aposs Law is the observation that more distant galaxies are moving away at a faster rate.
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The comics more often reported being close with their mothers but had more distant and disapproving fathers.
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It was still bouncing down, on and on, more and more distant, when I resumed my trek.
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Eventually, it could serve as a port that connects the Earth and Moon to more distant destinations.
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Nine fall among three swarms of more distant retrograde moons, likely remnants of three larger, captured moons.
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While no major catastrophe has come to pass, a bright new future seems more distant than ever.
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In this case, the relatives were more distant, said CeCe Moore, who leads Parabon's genetic genealogy team.
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The hitter, catcher, and umpire, were all in the shade, making them seem more distant than usual.
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But the game also draws on more distant depressions, to previous hard times of the 20th century.
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Under President Trump, the idea of using force to end the Israeli occupation appears more distant than ever.
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Once accessible and relatable stars may start to seem more distant from the viewers who brought them success.
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Why can't it be, for instance, your Google Home Mini conveying your instructions from a more distant place?
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Even so, in the past decade relations between China and America have become ever more distant and strained.
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This has forced PDVSA to sell oil at smaller profit to new, more distant clients, for example India.
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I'm closer to some people, more distant with others, and I've made a lot of new friends too.
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And, as with Ebola, a worry is that aeroplanes can carry the virus to other more distant cities.
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All of these close vibes change at a party Arnold is DJing, where Francesca couldn't seem more distant.
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All this will make rate rises an even more distant prospect, adding to the "Carney effect" mentioned earlier.
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The party elites and activists have gotten more and more distant from where the voters themselves actually are.
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It is located 47 million years away from the Milky Way, and grows more distant all the time.
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But at the moment, what seem to be more distant risks are being far outrun by immediate enthusiasms.
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And in Wisconsin, Kelda Roys, a former state lawmaker, was an even more distant third behind Mr. Evers.
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Out-group minds are even more distant from and dissimilar to the self and therefore appear considerably lesser.
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Parents often become more distant and businesslike with each other as they attend to the details of parenting.
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Illustration: Randall MunroeVenus/Jupiter SelfieIn principle, you can take a similar photo using even smaller, more distant objects.
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Prince's siblings have been identified, so claims from more distant relatives are invalid, Crosby wrote in the court papers.
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Back in 2006, another team observed a potential disk surrounding a more distant pulsar using the Spitzer Space Telescope.
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And sure enough, the more distant star shifted its position ever so slightly as the white dwarf passed by.
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State refineries, equipped with higher export quotas, are shipping out fuel in greater volumes and reaching more distant markets.
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Despite a loudly trumpeted urban revival, America's suburbs and more distant "exurbs" are growing faster than its central cities.
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The government's best chances for reform will slip away as the election grows more distant and voters less euphoric.
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As domestic and economic pressures on both sides have eased, the path to a resolution seems ever more distant.
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Meanwhile: As NASA focuses on Mars, the Moon and more distant objects, international space agencies are looking to Venus.
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I've since grown more distant from all of the people I've been inked with over the past two decades.
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Some of the few residents left offered soldiers tea as the small arms fire began to sound more distant.
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"Then it calmed down a little bit, then we hear seven shots, but they were more distant," he said.
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But for a longer, more distant mission to Mars, which might last three years, that would not be possible.
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According to Dr. Siegel she would have quickly moved from being a participant to being a more distant observer.
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Then TG387's current location would be in the Pacific, a more distant trip than New York to Honolulu.
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We watch her slowly acclimate to her new country, and grow more distant from the nation of her childhood.
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Mr. Paddock's girlfriend, Marilou Danley, told investigators that he had grown more distant over the year before the shooting.
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But Berlin's tone has grown more distant as Britain's resolve to leave has hardened and their interests diverge. Mrs.
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For more distant field trips, the hotel lends bikes and skateboards and also sells guidebooks to Brussels (14.90 euros).
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The deftness of the art, however, is in the more distant figures, smaller and smaller, without losing their individuality.
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The scene suddenly cuts to a view of the ranger's exchange with X from a more distant vantage point.
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But three years after her rescue, the prospects of making it back to her family appeared ever more distant.
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But each new twist in the conflict makes return a more distant dream for those huddling at the border.
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Another alternative to save money may be to live in a more distant low-cost location and work remotely.
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This line of thinking could not feel more distant from some of the alarming experiences social-media platforms foster.
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Soon it was only flute, the sound becoming ever more distant as the player walked in circles and then away.
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At the moment those interested are Blackstone, Warburg Pincus and Apollo with Varde a more distant suitor, the paper said.
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Even if it's colder and more distant than most World War II movies, it's still a World War II movie.
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But when Donald Trump won instead, the idea of a woman breaking that glass ceiling seemed more distant than never.
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Over email, Kelly told me that even more distant stars than Icarus could, in principle, be imaged in future studies.
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If you'd like to get pregnant in the more distant future, however, there appears to be no need to worry.
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He waited, listening to the nearby hum and the more distant echoing sounds of doors slamming, buzzers rasping, voices shouting.
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And the search is still on to find more distant quasars, possibly ones that existed at an even earlier time.
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There's still reason to be afraid of this kind of control, but it feels a little more distant these days.
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"This ship ... is designed for escorting Chinese aircraft carriers to more distant regions such as the Middle East," said Heath.
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The new rocket could be used for even more distant trips, to places like Europa, the icy moon of Jupiter.
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Dublin is more distant from the European Union's other countries and it lacks London's direct rail link to the Continent.
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It is a public that happily supports and respects the military, but is growing more distant and isolated from it.
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The venue of the trial — whether here or in a more distant county in Illinois — is a matter of contention.
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As we continued to argue over differing attitudes, the wounds dug deeper and we became more distant from each other.
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And how will this transformative experience evolve as Earth grows ever more distant in the rear window of its offspring?
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The event is more distant to us than Custer's Last Stand was to the men who stormed the Normandy shore.
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Hurricane Maria also pummeled other Caribbean islands, including Dominica, where the devastation was overwhelming and recovery seemed even more distant.
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He goes to Guangzhou by train but said he would probably stick with air travel for more distant mainland destinations.
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Director Denis Villeneuve's (Arrival) vision for a Blade Runner in the even more distant future arrives in theaters Oct. 6.
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On that day, however, I had never felt more distant from the person on the other end of the line.
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What's next: Eventually, high-density venues may opt for more distant dropoff zones connected to the venue by electric autonomous shuttles.
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Meaning, if we do find a promising target, it'll be in a more distant orbit, where starlight is more easily blocked.
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What is being seen is that the universe is expanding faster nearby than we would expect based on more distant measurements.
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But it's not the only early example of merging galaxies, and there's evidence for some even more distant ones as well.
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With 50,000 people jailed pending trial, including German-Turkish nationals, EU membership also looks more distant than ever, EU officials say.
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He sells his crop mostly in San Pedro, occasionally bringing it to fairs at more distant cities like Calama and Santiago.
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There is already evidence that producers have taken advantage of the lift in more distant futures prices to sell production forward.
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Similarly, investing in infrastructure always involves a pull between immediate needs and very real but more distant needs in the future.
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For U.S. clients the location has been an attractive option compared with more distant outsourcing hubs like India and the Philippines.
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That would increase anger and frustration, boost separatist demands and make China's great revival as a "harmonious" nation ever more distant.
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Nobody would want to insist on more meat and bourbon or ending convenient air travel to smaller and more distant states.
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"The combination of these two galaxies, and the filament in between them, caused the distortion of more distant galaxies," he said.
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The music continues floating upward, growing more and more distant, until at last it dissolves into a deep and resonant stillness.
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For the first time, astronomers have glimpsed the bending of light from a more distant star by a nearby white dwarf.
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Since some 220 percent of the Jews in Poland were killed in the Holocaust, most claimants would be more distant relatives.
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We are at a more distant location than others who were included and have met the bride only on one occasion.
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With so many participants demanding a seat at the table, successfully running an enlarged company seems an even more distant prospect.
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Like Ahmed she desperately wants them to have a future, a reality that seems more and more distant with each passing month.
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Although they were made in the 70s and often take place in the more distant past, Wertmüller's political burlesques feel astonishingly contemporary.
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Stan went back to criminal investigation, Philip quit the KGB, and Stan remarried — a real-life reason many friendships grow more distant.
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Any trade deal became even more distant after President Donald Trump tweeted that U.S. manufacturers should "immediately" look for alternatives to China.
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Or, in the more distant future, what if we're all walking around with implants that make us smarter, and treat our depression?
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Though they aren't totally certain of their discovery yet, the find opens up the possibility that more distant moons are out there.
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If there are none, your parents, then your siblings, and then more distant relatives may be entitled to all of your estate.
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These toys sold well when released with a movie, but interest waned over time as the movie became more distant, he says.
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In the more distant future, the fund worries that climate change and global inequality could weigh on growth over the long term.
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An overhead view would have perfectly captured an iconic moment, but the live feed cut instead to a more distant crane cam.
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But even a more distant GRB could end life on Earth, and it wouldn't need to score a headshot to kill us.
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Retirement would become a more distant option for most, since pension pots would have to be enormous to support their extended lifespans.
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As the younger Phelps rose to stardom, he grew more and more distant from his father, who divorced Michael's mom in 1994.
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In recent days, Merkel has repeatedly stated that Britain must expect a more distant relationship if it is no longer a member.
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There are other, far more distant techniques that may someday close the gap between the supply of transplantable organs and their demand.
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If the virus was found in mosquitoes in a more distant location, that could point to a bigger infection area than thought.
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The purchase from France-based Airbus comes as Delta appears to be growing more distant from Boeing amid an intense trade dispute.
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And in the more distant, speculative future, machine translation was perhaps the first step toward a general computational facility with human language.
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Down the shore from the cafe, wedged between patios of family cookouts, the Gary Aquatorium has revived an even more distant history.
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Or, we can have a more distant relationship -- a "cleaner Brexit" in the jargon, and leave the single market and customs union.
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It often feels like I'm witnessing the world through a kind of filter, one that makes everything feel a little more distant.
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We knew Rebecca's words weren't having a positive affect on Kate, but it looks like the pair are more distant than we thought.
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Further observations of more distant realms of the universe have, as of today, tipped the scales far in favor of particle dark matter.
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The threat of a jack-less future still lingers on our horizon, though it might be a little more distant than initially thought.
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Surely, it's not a good idea to obscure that story in favor of an encouraging, but more distant, story about our eventual triumph.
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She outlined two possibilities: a close relationship, like Norway's or Switzerland's with the bloc, or a more distant one like that of Ukraine.
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Most authority is at the city- and statewide level, which is more distant and more abstract, but not well-covered by the media.
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But hardliners want to go in the opposite direction, to a more distant free-trade agreement modelled on the EU's deal with Canada.
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At market prices, SGC gas is competitive in Turkey and south-east European countries but not in the more distant western European markets.
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It gestures at what a mature version of The National might look like—more poised, more distant, perhaps a little bit more affected.
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Slum residents and landlords with property in central parts of the city also have objected to being relocated, usually to more distant areas.
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Typically, the more distant in the past the person who created the wealth, the more likely his or her descendants will lose it.
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But Berger said their assertions about our more distant evolutionary past could not be made based on such a scant body of evidence.
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I was particularly irritated when I saw that my order wasn't in the normal shelves, but filed away into another, more distant shelf.
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Conversely, the more distant a species is from us, the greater the risk that anthropomorphism proposes questionable similarities that have come about independently.
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Suppose you are looking at a relatively close galaxy and there is a much more distant galaxy directly along that line of sight.
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The path of light from the more distant galaxy will be curved in its passage around the closer galaxy and directed toward Earth.
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"Each of these family's wealth comes from companies started by an earlier generation, either a parent or more distant ancestor," the report said.
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Of course," said Puerto Rico's minister of public policy, Ramon Rosario, "because they are more distant from the power generators on the coasts.
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Nearby cities assented more readily since the energetic cost for them to be in the same group was lower than for more-distant cities.
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Retellings of the more distant past dwell on Britain as an island nation, a place where foreign invaders were repelled and distant lands seized.
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Assemble the data into a huge, many-dimensional "semantic space" where emoji are closer or more distant from certain concepts and ideas and phrases.
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While he carried the pitch around for a decade and a half, the beginnings of For Honor are rooted in a more distant past.
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It's better than siloing ourselves into echo chambers that reinforce what we already think, and make us more distant and hostile toward one another.
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Last week, Rogers' team of retired computer engineers rolled out an update that will let people see more matches with even more distant relatives.
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Galaxy surveys have attempted it, but current telescopes couldn't detect some of the fainter or more distant galaxies and had to rely on estimates.
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" In Austen's many references to soldiers, Kelly sees "images of a rebellious populace, of government repression, and, more distant but insistent nevertheless … of mutiny.
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But as awareness of the scale of the disaster worked its way up the echelons of power, sustained concern seemed to grow more distant.
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Divides like that — over dry policy doctrine or gut-level appeal, or both — make the satisfying clarification Mr. Ryan yearns for ever more distant.
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The development is an early step toward the much more distant goal of resurrecting the northern white rhinoceros, whose last male died this year.
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But there could be additional, more distant planets not yet detected because planets close to their stars may be easier for astronomers to find.
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He was one of several conservatives who had argued that most Australians were not willing to trade immediate needs for more distant global concerns.
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"The Holocaust's memory is becoming more and more distant, and it's really important that it not be allowed to just evaporate," Mr. Reich said.
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Others argued that they belonged to a much more distant branch of the human tree, evolving from a taller hominin species called Homo erectus.
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Pro-Brexit hard-liners want her to scrap the plan and propose a more distant relationship, like the European Union's trade agreement with Canada.
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And, sure, there are elements of the rally that arguably smell of "culmination" rather than a fresh, peppy departure for more distant points higher.
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Michael Kupperman's graphic memoir ALL THE ANSWERS (Gallery 13, $25) reaches back to a more distant history and a different kind of corrosive publicity.
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Sometimes they can offer an assist through gravitational lensing, which bends light from the more distant galaxies around them, making them easier to spot.
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It's the people in the slightly more distant circle, people you see only occasionally, who can bring you to possibilities you don't already know.
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If this fight for public education in Los Angeles fails, it will consign the luster of California schools to an ever more distant memory.
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The tiny sculptures in Rakowitz's May the Obdurate Foe Not Stay in Good Health (2016) have an even more distant relationship to their originals.
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Scaramucci, meanwhile, has enjoyed a more distant relationship with the administration, serving as one of the president's loudest and most dogged defenders on cable television.
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Meanwhile, as one of the outer (and more distant) planets, Neptune's effects on our lives are much subtler — and of a far more mysterious nature.
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Instead of studying visible and ultraviolet light like Hubble, the JWST will work in the infra-red spectrum, allowing scientists to detect more distant targets.
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Present coworkers were replaced by past ones, and close friends gave way to more distant ones I probably owed a call or an email to.
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Brexit supporters in May's Conservative Party who want a more distant relationship with the EU last week circulated a 140-page draft alternative Brexit plan.
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Other times, we look to more distant mentors, influential men and women in our imagined communities who advise us, indirectly, by their words and deeds.
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So the prevailing idea was that these large planets must have migrated from a much more distant orbit to the close ones they're in now.
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I've wondered several times how news of Randall's survival would affect Jamie, figuring it would be yet another reason for him to grow more distant.
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He is calm and sibylline, prophesying plainly what will come to pass, and his inspiration, in the new film, is far more distant than Marx.
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The deal sets the United Kingdom up for a significantly more distant relationship with the EU than that pushed for by Johnson's predecessor Theresa May.
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But if your boss starts acting more distant, or you're receiving repetitively bad performance reviews, it may be time to assess your performance and position.
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Alliances also can evolve into more distant and transactional relationships when common interests are diminished in light of egregious conduct by one of the allies.
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As a result, the economic payoff of the Iran deal hasn't really materialized and now seems even more distant given the Trump administration's destructive approach.
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But Chinese arms sales to more distant countries, such as Venezuela or Iran, are used as a way to rile the United States, said Raska.
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Colder and more distant — and, I believe, more difficult to access — than the earlier film, it fetishizes a woman unseen to the point of erasure.
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Experts say it would take little effort to expand the range to reach more distant targets if the Trump administration abandons the arms-control accord.
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Astronomers used the Hubble Space Telescope to measure the mass of a nearby white dwarf, as it bent the light of a more distant star.
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After President Trump in September called off negotiations with Taliban leaders to end America's military involvement in the country, peace seems more distant than ever.
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The researchers used the patterns to draw a sort of genealogy, linking each neuron first to its close cousins and then its more distant relatives.
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Bena and some of the major villages can feel a bit tourist-trodden, but it's easy to arrange homestays and treks to more distant villages.
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Analysts say China's development plans in the more distant Spratlys would give Beijing its first permanent presence deep in the maritime heart of Southeast Asia.
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It was no attempt to become more distant from them, or to cease the cooperation that has helped to keep our continent secure and strong.
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The moon doesn't orbit Earth in a perfect circle, so sometimes it appears smaller and more distant, while at other times it looks especially large.
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China's Xi Jinping and Russia's Vladimir Putin are deepening their two countries' strategic alignment even as long-time democratic allies across the Atlantic grow more distant.
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In the last year or so, my life has changed so much that, I don't know, my attachment to them was starting to become more distant.
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Even as you reconquer the station, however, you keep being pushed into more distant and dangerous parts of the station where the Typhon presence is stronger.
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In their paper, the economists argue that a developed-world UBI is more distant than we realize, and that pilot programs aren't going to change that.
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It lies 80 AU from star A, while the binary pair B/C lies in a more distant orbit, also around star A. Image: ESO/K.
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The airline has ordered 6 long-range Boeing 787s, which will arrive from next year, giving it the ability to launch flights to more distant destinations.
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With Iran now aiming to close its markets to many foreign products and the government intervening to support locally owned companies, those goals look more distant.
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Soon, these scaled-down thrusters will extend that reach to the Moon, Mars, or even more distant destinations like Jupiter's moon Europa or Saturn's moon Titan.
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Young people are likely to feel a closer connection with social stars and creators than they do with traditional celebrities, who are more distant by comparison.
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But the partnership between Uber and Google has grown more distant over the past few years as both sides have independently pursued self-driving car projects.
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Beyond the examples listed here, the average Chinese citizen lives in a police state that grows ever-stricter, with freedom looking more distant by the day.
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Typically, platforms service a hub of pipelines and robotically controlled structures connecting scores of wells from other oilfields that can be 25 miles or more distant.
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If the list reinforces your darkest beliefs or worst fears about teenagers, it may leave you feeling more distant from the young people in your life.
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On Monday, the same three men are still on top, with Djokovic at No. 215, Nadal in hot pursuit and Federer a more distant No. 21000.
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" However, during her speech at the LSE, von der Leyen made it clear that "the more divergence there is, the more distant the partnership will be.
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She took to paying her parents' rents before paying her own, in a stew of guilt and pride, and constantly fielding entreaties from more distant relatives.
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" Asked whether Ojeda's call to take her to Broward Health North instead of the more distant hospital saved Wilford's life, Nichiporenko said, simply, "yes, of course.
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We also found that, contradictory to conventional wisdom, injecting fluids into sedimentary rock rather than the harder underlying rock often generates larger and more distant earthquakes.
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The Kiplings' marriage became even more distant, and it suffered a lasting blow in 1915, after their youngest child, John, decided to enlist in the Army.
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Why it matters: Chang'e-4's January landing could act as a blueprint for more distant autonomous landings on other objects like asteroids in the future.
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This telescope is just about ready for prime time, and once in space, it could be used to survey much more distant planets than Kepler ever could.
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Those penguins that left late due to parenting demands had to swim faster to reach the more distant subantarctic front feeding grounds (ah, to be a parent).
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Polaris is a "kickstage," essentially a short-range spacecraft used to deliver satellites to more distant orbits after being taken up to space by a launch vehicle.
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If Beijing could accomplish this, its bombers could reach even more distant targets, while its fighter aircraft could remain in the air longer to guard key targets.
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As light from more distant supernovae must have begun its journey earlier, the relationship between distance and velocity reveals how the universe's expansion has changed over time.
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By looking at closer, and therefore younger, clusters and comparing them with more distant, older ones, the telescope will permit physicists to study how these behemoths evolved.
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The planet is constantly bombarded by stuff from space, including a daily deluge of micrometeorites and a shower of radiation from the sun and more-distant stars.
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One of their number gamely announced it still hoped for a more distant relationship, even if it couldn't bring itself to turn its back on them yet.
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More distant planets are waiting to be foundThe TOI-270 star is ideal for studying these planets' properties because it's relatively close to Earth and therefore bright.
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What's more, "Unsolved" did not secure licensing rights for either rapper's music — though some lyrics are sprinkled into conversation — making them feel even more distant as subjects.
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"It's a departure from my past work in that the viewer is more distant, they see the work as almost a mirage separate from themselves," says Golden.
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No one was killed in the attack, and Washington and Tehran both signalled that they wanted to avoid escalation, but the prospects for diplomacy grew more distant.
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But the slightly more distant future is driverless cars, and the scandals — among other things — have really hurt the company's effort to make headway in this area.
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But the biggest impediment to finding such faraway galaxies are actually other galaxies, as those closer to us block out the more distant ones with their light.
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When it came time for the holidays, we never considered visiting more distant family (of which there isn&apost much), or shifting to spending time with friends.
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The drawing begins to read as a landscape, and the stones' scale distorts: they become fantastic boulders and mountains foregrounding a more distant sunburst of polished gems.
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Foreign workers who come to Croatia are mostly from non-EU Balkan states, but some also arrive from more distant nations such as Ukraine or even Asian countries.
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But as we walked into this store, I could sense the tension of the move softening, the screaming over lopsided IKEA shelves more distant, my father lighting up.
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And there is no sign of a Norway-like deal (or the more distant Canada-like free-trade deal promoted by the hardliners) winning a majority among MPs.
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The same week an alliance of two communist parties swept parliamentary polls in Nepal; they had campaigned for closer ties with China and more distant ones with India.
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Trump's Reality Show White House has been an unstoppable force, dominating our attention, coarsening our politics, making us angrier and more afraid and more distant from each other.
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As returning to the stage began to seem an ever more distant fantasy, Morgan focused on YouTube, taking teaching jobs and writing an advice column on the side.
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You'll notice that, as a result, they skew toward my favorite era of Lil Wayne, 2295-295, at the expense of the present and the more distant past.
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A big topic is "alcohol myopia, where you don't forget about more distant concerns but they loom less in your mind compared to more salient cues," Talukder explained.
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One notable shift is the arrangement of the short-term and longer-term VIX futures prices, with immediate volatility expectations appearing puffed-up relative to more distant ones.
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So the further people are from outbreaks, and the more distant the memory of diseases like whooping cough and measles, the more likely they are to shun vaccines.
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A well-functioning part of Japan's regime is its real-time warning system, which sounds after a quake occurs but before seismic waves arrive at more distant places.
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Family-Sponsored Preference (F1, F2A, F2B, F3, F4):The State Department issues a limited number of visas to individuals who have more distant family connections to US citizens.
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When discretion is involved, who do you think on average will get bailed out more, firms that are cozier to the officials or ones that are more distant?
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For many years, Turkey has ostensibly been a candidate for European Union membership, but Mr. Erdogan's authoritarian turn has made that seem like an ever more distant prospect.
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Green bean casserole: It's an iconic prepared-foods dish, right up there with its close cousin tuna-noodle casserole and its slightly more distant relative French onion dip.
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Ultimately, the pro-transit camp failed to fend off criticism that the plan benefited a gentrifying downtown at the expense of more distant lower-income and minority areas.
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May's plans present other difficulties, for example, by differentiating between manufactured goods — which would be under Europe's rule book — and services, which would have a more distant relationship.
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But that run in Melbourne was seven months ago, and in the what-have-you-won-for-me-lately world of pro tennis, it feels even more distant.
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Since 1979, astronomers have had the technological oomph to observe the bending of light by yet-more-distant objects, starting with SBS 0957+561, aka the Twin Quasar.
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While all these efforts are underway, other scientists will spend the next decade building a new generation of telescopes to search for life on more distant, smaller planets.
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Mr. Sessions was the first senator to endorse Mr. Trump's candidacy and was rewarded with a key cabinet slot, but has been more distant from the president lately.
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It then swooped out and returned for another, more distant flyby of Mercury on September, 21, 1974, followed by the last and closest encounter on March 16, 1975.
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They were worse at covering policy than their digital successors because they were slower and more distant from the news cycle, but they were probably better at thinking.
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Most of the news media was happy to focus on this new political brand of evangelicalism, even if it became more and more distant from its historic roots.
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Completion of the first of two deep-water berths at Saqr Port in 2018 will ease the bottleneck at quarries and allow them to export to more distant markets.
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The code underlying the Lightning Network can find a path between a user's immediate connections to more distant parties in the network, in a design akin to internet routing.
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Lensing occurs when a large object, such as a giant star or galaxy cluster, passes in front of more distant background objects, from our point of view on Earth.
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Instead, the long-form video hub is a bit more distant, located in a standalone app as well as behind a static orange button on the main app's homescreen.
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More recently, Nadler invited his engineering team to a dinner at one of Cambridge's nicest restaurants, Henrietta's Table, for a group conversation about the more distant implications of automation.
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Although Venezuela might find other buyers, an American embargo would cut off revenues in the short run and probably force it to accept lower prices from more distant customers.
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You could make it more competitive by excluding some urban voters from it and including some from more distant rural communities, but then you'd be breaking apart the community.
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The wobble technique was most sensitive to even larger planets in even smaller orbits, although later attempts by improved instruments were able to find smaller and more distant planets.
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Some Alrosa miners who work at mines closer to Mirny take a bus to work every day, but those working at the more distant mines must take a plane.
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Using a quirk of the theory, where one galaxy can act as a lens for a more distant galaxy, researchers have extended Einstein's century-long run of accurate predictions.
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More distant historical figures tend to be fair game; "Lincoln's Melancholy," a book by Joshua Wolf Shenk making the case that Lincoln had suffered from depression, was well received.
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In many exoplanet systems, as in our own backyard, astronomers are finding that smaller worlds tend to orbit close to their host stars, and bigger planets are more distant.
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An earlier NASA release explained that the space agency is hoping to gain experience from missions far from Earth in order to prepare for more distant destinations like Mars.
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The best astronomical images of more distant planets like Uranus were only a few blurry pixels wide, and no one knew how many moons or rings were circling them.
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Pumping water from spots near the cave entrance does not necessarily reduce the level in more distant parts of the network, like where the boys and their coach are.
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"We are nowhere near satisfying housing creation," said Ms. Packes, especially in the category of middle-income housing, and so the demand is making far more distant sites viable.
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But with few policy victories in hand and the prospect of tax cuts seeming more distant, the reports on Mr. Trump's plea to Mr. Comey stimulated a market backlash.
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If the colony has been successful, it will spread a little wider next year, and may even produce a few seeds to colonize more distant corners of the woods.
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An exit vote would not take effect immediately but there would be several years of uncertainty and acrimony while Britain negotiated a new, more distant relationship with the bloc.
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Tests have demonstrated that Aegis BMD ships can intercept ballistic missiles later while they are still on the way up in their ascent phase; more distant ships may intercept them as they coast above the atmosphere at ICBM velocities—as demonstrated in 2008 when the Navy's first minimally tested interceptor shot down a satellite; and those more distant Aegis BMD ships can shoot them down as they begin their descent toward U.S. territory.
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But as average people become more distant from the underlying mechanisms of how the technology they use every day actually works, it has become harder to explain how technology works.
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In the more distant future, some parents may choose to use CRISPR or similar technique to confer advantages like speed, agility, and strength at the level of sperm and egg.
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The more distant an object is, the faster it appears to be moving away from us and the more its light has shifted toward the red end of the spectrum.
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What's even more remarkable: Willis, who was reduced to crowdfunding his tours as his dream of becoming a pro seemed ever more distant, almost quit the game earlier this year.
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A suitable object for this mission would likely come from the Kuiper Belt or more distant Oort cloud, both of which host some of the solar system's most ancient objects.
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Users have learned to rapidly tap to progress slide by slide through friends' Stories, especially when racing through those with too many posts or that come from more distant acquaintances.
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The country already has suffered intermittent gasoline shortages this year, and a U.S. cutoff would require the state-run firm to find providers in more distant markets such as Rotterdam.
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There is also the more distant prospect of a clash between Van der Bellen and the Freedom Party - the FPO - in the event of an FPO victory in parliamentary elections.
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"What we have to do now is expand our search to more distant satellite systems, and find satellite galaxies as well as measure their velocities," said Pawlowski in a call.
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A more distant quake would yield greater information about Mars' interior because seismic waves would "penetrate deeper into the planet before they come back up to the seismometer," he said.
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Neither Conway, nor Bloomberg has announced plans to scale back on politics, but to some, the 2020 election suddenly seems like a more distant priority than a few months ago.
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A resolution between Israel and the Palestinians, which he once said would be "maybe not as difficult as people have thought," looks more distant than when he came into office.
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The spine was a combination of primitive and Neanderthal-like, the pelvis resembled that of another more distant human relative, Australopithecus afarensis (dubbed Lucy), and the thighs also looked primitive.
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The cluster has bent the light of the more distant galaxy, known as the Sunburst Arc, around it, allowing scientists to see it in a way they couldn't have otherwise.
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Those elections have gained importance since the collapse of the peace talks, as the negotiations could have led to the creation of an interim government, now a more distant prospect.
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In your position, Miss Manners would have taken the invitation to mean that while the friendship is more distant, your friend still wished to include you in important life events.
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It was a defining — opponents said frightening — moment in Israel's ever-more-distant relations with Palestinians and amid fading hopes of ending decades of conflict through a two-state solution.
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And there are other, more distant factors that influence rainfall patterns in the US. Researchers have found that tropical rainforests play a crucial role in moving moisture throughout the atmosphere.
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The U.S. report noted that, beyond the capability to strike Taiwan, Beijing had developed new weapons systems capable of striking more distant targets such as U.S. military installations on Guam.
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Uploading genetic data to a variety of third-party tools makes sense when you consider that DNA carries multiple kinds of information: health risks, family relations and more distant genetic ancestry.
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The standards have been discussed and researched for years, and TechCrunch has talked about its promise before in 2015 and how that promise seems ever more distant just earlier this year.
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Trojan asteroids are considered to be early remnants of our newborn Solar System, so studying these objects could provide clues about the materials that help to form the more distant planets.
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Tariffs would add upward pressure to Latin American heavy crude prices that have already pushed U.S. refiners to seek oil from more distant suppliers in West Africa, traders and analysts said.
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That is but one example of the sort of collaboration that will be needed if the two countries are to avoid a return to the more distant relationship of the past.
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Finally, LISA can potentially spot things like waves created by smaller black holes before they've collided, more distant events, or pretty much anything that might create a longer wavelength gravitational wave.
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Not only could planets whose atmospheres are warmed by H230 (instead of CO260) remain habitable in more distant orbits, certain fingerprints of life might be more readily visible in their atmospheres.
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Scientists announced Wednesday that they had observed starlight as it was warped by the gravity of another, more distant star - one of the key predictions of Einstein's general theory of relativity.
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This focus on the Moon's commercial potential, as well as its utility as gateway to more distant frontiers like Mars, more or less matched the stated goals of the RP team.
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And in the more distant past, there were outbursts that were deadlier than the Orlando shooting, whether in the category of terrorism, race riot, pogrom, ethnic cleansing, genocide or military action.
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The first, a relatively stationary galaxy, acts as the lens When the smaller, and more distant galaxy passes behind, its light winds up around the closer galaxy all shredded and trippy.
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Australia exiled these men to Manus and an even more distant island, Nauru, to keep them and others from trying to reach Australia by boat, and the boats have mostly stopped.
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We never see that in the girls' neighborhood, which seems like a relic of the more-distant past with humbly sewn clothing — can we talk about poor Lenù's homemade bathing suit?
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We in the ever-more-distant press-row seats do not attend games with traditional partisan interests, but over the long playoff haul, personal circumstances and needs do create some dilemmas.
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Under the current rules, the state's effective plan is to cede urban areas to the wealthy while forcing less affluent families to live on the state's ever-more-distant suburban fringes.
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And if you happen to have a different kind of defense system where you prefer to keep things cool and more distant, or be more cerebral, you don't like that anxiety.
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But a video produced by a group of seismology researchers says that people in more distant areas could get as much as 70 seconds' warning before the strongest shaking reaches them.
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While the declaration was initially sought by then-Prime Minister Theresa May to lock in a close partnership with the EU, her successor Boris Johnson is pushing for more distant ties.
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As if to tease us humans with a reminder of places unknown and unvisitable, the backdrop to the portrait is speckled with faint smudges of even more distant galaxies and stars.
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Like a bad poker player, Congressional Republicans and the White House have exposed a number of "tells" that point to why tax reform is becoming a more and more distant dream.
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"The sound of clashes grew more distant, and then fighters reached us and raised the Iraqi flag and told us they had pushed out Daesh and liberated us," she said by phone.
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"The more distant supernovae we see, the more information we get on those stars." one of the study's authors, Charlotte Angus from the University of Southampton in the United Kingdom, told Gizmodo.
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Now, as the memory of the pain became more distant and my stubborn spare tire becomes more maddening, I get back in touch with the technician who'd bore witness to my caterwauling.
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And the larger, but more distant, of the two is becoming so bright, scientists believe that at its closest point, it might be visible in the night sky with the naked eye.
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Although these planets are more distant from Earth and, therefore, have less of an effect on our daily routines and behavior, they reflect the nature of overarching, meaningful themes in our lives.
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But there are moments when reality grows closer or more distant from its ideals, and it's become clear that in recent years, the United States has strayed very far from the path.
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The ground team is interested in how microgravity impacts plant development, which is information that will be vital to any long duration spaceflight missions to the Moon, Mars, or more distant frontiers.
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Six years later, the Chinese tested an anti-satellite weapon system that reached a more distant orbit 20,000 miles above the Earth—right where America parks its GPS and national security satellites.
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Border crossers may not carry accurate ID, or any at all; some use fake IDs in hopes of being deported to Mexico rather than a more distant country if they are caught.
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With each passing season, he seemed to grow more distant, disappearing to Miami and Long Beach, where few of his friends had gone to visit or even knew where to find him.
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But its ranks are believed to have thinned in recent years, as TSA deployed additional screening practices prior to boarding an airplane and as the events of 9/11 grow more distant.
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The postseason is a more distant dream for the Yankees, but they were placated Friday by a dose of nostalgia with Teixeira's multiple-hit game and some encouraging signs for the future.
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British media have reported strains between their teams since then, and their relationship has been more distant than the one between former prime minister David Cameron and his finance minister George Osborne.
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What games have you played, recently or in the more distant past, that you know you've kinda sucked at, but that hasn't mattered a damn because they were still so much fun?
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Even in more distant nations, such as Hungary, Greece, Denmark, and Italy, there was a major uptick in abortions linked to the disaster, causing a depressed birth rate over the subsequent year.
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Despite Bannon, despite Trump, most Europeans feel ever more distant from the millions who once migrated from their shores to America as Trump rides a populist wave away from their true values.
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The dry grandiloquence of the narration puts Celeste at a remove, making her seem more distant than she might be in a movie more interested in milking the viewer's empathy and tears.
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In general, the values lock-in view argues that there are some ways that humans in the near future could lock in one particular course for humans in the more distant future.
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The barren wilderness close to the border with China stands near the Eurasian Pole of Inaccessibility, meaning that nowhere on the landmass of Europe and Asia is more distant from the sea.
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Many Poles fear that as the war becomes more distant there is confusion about who bears responsibility for Auschwitz and other death camps Nazi Germany set up in occupied Poland during the war.
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Lowering the cost and complexity of more distant and ambitious space projects is an exciting prospect, and Tuesday's launch is one of the first indications that we are witnessing that change take place.
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Trip time to begin with would be as low as 80 days to start, with an ultimate goal of getting it as low as 23 days in the more distant future, Musk said.
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GIVEN A CHOICE between using a nearby water well known to be contaminated with arsenic or a more distant one not known to be poisoned, every sane person would opt for the latter.
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And when you're a political reporter in Washington, which was my goal, and I was exhilarated and glad I had the opportunity to do it, it's much more distant from real people's lives.
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Mae grows more distant from her family and loved ones, especially when she boasts about her ex-boyfriend Mercer's bespoke deer antler chandelier business, which causes him to be ridiculed by animal lovers.
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But all of the rest of my family still lived in San Fransisco so that meant that I didn't see them very often, especially the more distant ones, like my two great-grandmothers.
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The walrus tusks that Hrafin Sveinbjarnarson delivered to England could have been part of a thriving Icelandic walrus population, but it could also have been only a lost wanderer from more distant shores.
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In addition to grappling with what Congress had really done in passing DOMA, Obama's Justice Department recognized that time had rendered Congress's animus even uglier and more distant from the country's moral center.
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"2018 VG18 is much more distant and slower moving than any other observed Solar System object, so it will take a few years to fully determine its orbit," Sheppard said in a statement.
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The DES has such a wide field of view that it captures an enormous amount of activity in our solar system, even though it is focused on a much more distant cosmic horizon.
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He had, after all, spent more than two months on the injured list, enduring one setback after another, feeling more and more distant from his teammates, his reinstatement seemingly forever out of reach.
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There seems to be endless focus on the billion-dollar-plus unicorns, but taking a look at the earlier-stage companies reveals the bets that VCs are making on the more distant future.
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Five day voyages between the two countries would be replaced with voyages of 15 to 25 days to and from Europe and Asia as short haul supplies are replaced with more distant sources.
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This may be helping to fuel the emergence of a more distant relationship with our southern neighbor, which plays a vital role in securing our homeland, as well as in buying our products.
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In recent decades, U.S. presidents have taken a hands-off approach to Fed policy, but some in the more distant past were occasionally vocal in their displeasure or impatience with the central bank.
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Unveiled on February 21990th, the bill would allow legal permanent residents to sponsor their spouses or children under 21995 for residency, but not more distant or adult relatives, as green-card holders can now.
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He was a prominent presence in the news media when the regime tottered in early 2011, offering his services to rebuild the country, but in recent years he has become a more distant figure.
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Beside those developments on the more distant horizon, MWC always plays host to a huge number of new phone launches and reveals, and you can keep track of all of the action right here.
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Longer missions planned for Mars, like the one depicted in Andy Weir's The Martian, would require a power system—one that can handle the planet's frigid nights, dust storms, and a more distant sun.
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In the view of his many supporters, his government helps poorer Poles with welfare subsidies and is rediscovering vital national values when the notion of a united Europe seems more distant and less appealing.
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Although the "neurosignature" targets of the research domain criteria are not demonstrably any more useful than D.S.M. diagnoses, and though they are far more distant from clinical symptoms and treatments, the institute favors them.
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By contrast, the horror of a defunct Soviet bloc seems a far more distant threat than the current dystopia of billionaires seeking to found private space colonies while most of humanity lives in squalor.
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Jo Chow, a 33-year-old office administrator who lives in one of the spaces, said she pays half of what she did for an apartment in a more distant corner of Hong Kong.
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It contains lessons for evaluators prone to overlooking players who spurned more distant programs with bluer blood in favor of a hometown team — and also, perhaps, for future prospects who want to shine immediately.
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Alternatively, they can redesign incentives and milestones in a way that can provide operational and financial security to startups for the time being without sacrificing the overall value expected in the more distant horizon.
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Assuming Mr. Mattis sends all the additional troops, as expected, the American military will be able to advise select Afghan brigades in the field instead of trying to mentor them from more distant headquarters.
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Just weeks after the two leaders spent hours in seemingly friendly conversation in Hamburg, Germany, the prospect of the kinds of deals Mr. Trump once mused about in interviews seems more distant than ever.
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"While advances like seamless brain-to-computer communication seem a much more distant possibility, we should act now to ensure our ethical and regulatory safeguards are flexible enough for any future development," Constandinou said.
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The dwarf planet never gets any closer to the Sun than 6 billion miles, but experts say its orbital configuration points to the existence of a much larger, more distant planet —the elusive Planet Nine.
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We needed an old man in the sky to pray to — the all father, Odin — because the man sitting across from us at the dinner table felt more distant and unapproachable than even a god.
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The study, published in the journal Nature Genetics, also reveals a detailed family tree of the rose, and how it differs from its closest cousin, the strawberry, and its more distant apple and pear relations.
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But that is a virtue as well as a drawback: NASA is already hunting for yet more distant targets for New Horizons to visit after it adds MU69 to Pluto in its rear-view mirror.
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In 2014, a firm called IncludeSecurity (IncludeSec for short) showed how someone could find out a Tinder user's location using three or more distant measurements to a target, coming within 100 feet of said target.
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Experts predicted Prince William and Kate would use the christening as an opportunity to honor close friends or more distant family members, which they also did with Prince George's seven godparents and Prince Charlotte's five.
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For HTT, the project acts as a proof-of-concept for its business model, monetization strategy and short-term viability, while it looks to build an actual Hyperloop transit system in the more distant future.
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And while the unicorns of 1003 have represented at times frothy, fadlike market trends, the Upstart 100 companies present a broader picture of where venture capitalists are placing their bets on the more distant future.
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And although the unicorns of 2019 have represented at times frothy, fadlike market trends, the Upstart 100 companies present a broader picture of where venture capitalists are placing their bets in the more distant future.
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We share this city with 15,000 other species of wildlife and I don't think that urban life is worth any less than that life that we see in maybe those more distant places from cities.
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Whether or not that comes to pass in the near term or more distant future, we hope that employers consider the impact recent events have had on women financially, especially women returning after an absence.
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I tried to ignore it, trying to believe that the kids would stop with their nonsense, but in the end, the rumors got worse and worse while the kids would become more distant towards me.
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Assuming Mr. Mattis sends all of the additional troops, as expected, the American military will be able to advise select Afghan brigades in the field instead of trying to mentor them from more distant headquarters.
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The researchers are hopeful that data from ALMA will be able to help them find more distant and dusty galaxies to understand how many there are and why they formed early in the universe's timeline.
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The trailer has the traumatic, haunting feel of American Sniper, but Man Down is actually set in "post-apocalyptic" America, which makes it seem more distant, and like more of an allegory, than it looks.
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Clinton ad knocks Trump over Brexit response Now, the 2002 Iraq War resolution is a more distant memory -- Sanders repeatedly tried to use Clinton's Senate vote against her in the primary, but to no particular effect.
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It's tough to imagine Tomorrowland getting a direct sequel anytime soon, but the theme park attraction remains a big enough brand that it's not inconceivable for the studio to revisit it in the more distant future.
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Some studies have also found a smaller risk increase in second-degree relatives, such as grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nephews, nieces and half-siblings, but others have not found this link in these more distant relatives.
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As anyone who's ever traveled abroad knows, no matter how connected you still are to Twitter, the hubbub of politics back home always seems to feel a bit more distant once you're in a foreign country.
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Even with a pool of suspects limited to the 1,103 or so people who work for BuzzFeed, I was prepared for a long, hard slog, especially for anyone whose matches were more distant than second cousins.
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There's nothing in his more distant past that provides immediate answer, but you might be surprised to learn how much Hugh's history with Picard and the U.S.S. Enterprise links up with the story that's currently unfolding.
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But as a populist government in debt-laden Italy lays out plans to spend more borrowed money in clear contravention of EU rules, the deposit scheme and euro zone budget are becoming a more distant prospects.
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The far future Future exploration missions might also benefit from processing materials on asteroids to generate rocket fuels for the return journey or for construction materials - but this is a step much more distant in time.
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The First Light casino will benefit from a 100504% gaming tax compared to WYNN's 21908%, which will provide First Light with a cost advantage to market more aggressively to more distant and/or less valuable customers.
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It's not enough to stop feeding the short-term beast; companies need to provide insight into their more distant vision that will attract and retain the patient capital that allows investments that will fuel future growth.
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The deal means Britain will have a significantly more distant relationship with the EU than that agreed by former Prime Minister Theresa May, leaving most of the UK outside of its current trade and customs arrangements.
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In the more distant suburb of Prince William County, Obama had won 953%, but McAuliffe and Warner each captured just slightly over half; Clinton expanded that advantage to 58% and Northam pushed it to nearly 61%.
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A reaction to second-wave feminism as well as more distant events — the Industrial Revolution, the Vietnam War — the movement denounced what its leaders believed was a rise in "passivity" and a decline in male bonding.
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Mathematical techniques for finding the best solution to an industrial problem use random disturbances to avoid getting stuck on strategies that are the best compared to near neighbors, but not as good as more distant ones.
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President Mahmoud Abbas of the Palestinian Authority immediately denounced the plan as a "conspiracy deal" unworthy of serious consideration, making the decades-long pursuit of a so-called two-state solution appear more distant than ever.
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In my own world, a number of close friends and more distant relatives and acquaintances seem quite interested in my own journey into "matrescence" but I never see anything like it acknowledged in articles like this.
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One juxtaposition, of Neel's 19883 "Danny Lasser" with Arbus's "Boy in the subway, N.Y.C. 21988," goes even further: The two little boys with blank stares, one sadder, one more distant, suggest an infinite continuum of emotion.
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Trump has been pushing for NASA to return astronauts to the moon, possibly to establish a long-term colony that could be used as a test or support site for missions to more distant places like Mars.
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Each of the galaxies is plotted by its redshift, meaning how fast it is receding away from us—more distant light appears redder to us because its wavelength has been stretched by the expansion of the universe.
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But those kinds of changes have been slow to reach more distant places like East New York, a predominantly black and Latino neighborhood that still struggles with severe poverty and leads the city in robberies this year.
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That means the researchers were able to look at the DNA of ancient hominids to see whether or not they had HERV, checking out more and more distant cousins until they found one without the viral DNA.
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The album's ending track, "Love Song For My Friends," is a nine-minute song broken into separate sections, each a more distant recording, loaded with laughter and a candid view into Davidson's life during the recording process.
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A victory for Lopez Obrador, who was runner-up in 2006 and 2012, could usher in a more distant and confrontational relationship between the two nations as he promises to lessen Mexico's economic dependence on foreign powers.
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What does interest me is how the man who directed "The Martian" (2015) could bracket that film, so wry and so fleet of foot, with a pair of such groaningly mirthless trips to yet more distant worlds.
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And Mr. Trump's rise is shifting the country's racial discourse just as the millennial generation comes fully of age, more and more distant from the horrors of the Holocaust, or the government-sanctioned racism of Jim Crow.
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That was also the era when Houstonians began referring to their town as Clutch City, but those days have never seemed more distant after the Rockets botched their best chance yet to exorcise their Golden State demons.
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According to reports, Ms. Trump had difficulty adjusting to life on the campaign trail with her family, and her mother suggested that her relationship with Mr. Trump had been more distant compared with those of her siblings.
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They get a lot more challenging when patients live in isolated rural areas where simply going to another hospital, as she did when she was forced to receive care at a more distant facility, is not possible.
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Two key Cabinet members -- including Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson -- resigned in protest earlier this week over her plan to keep Britain and the European Union in a free market for goods, with a more distant relationship for services.
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Catalonian government spokeswoman Elsa Artadi said that maintaining a dialogue was the necessary condition for the approval of the budget, and Madrid walking out of it would mean that "the likelihood of the budget approval is more distant".
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There were no partial matches in the FBI's database, but investigators were able to find more distant relatives by uploading a DNA profile from a 1980 crime scene into a public database called GEDMatch, used by genealogy enthusiasts.
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To get a better sense of the brown dwarf formation rate within clusters of varying star densities, these researchers embarked on a search of brown dwarfs in a more distant, far denser star forming region known as RCW38.
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So "Ultima Thule" was a good choice by NASA's publicity machine, aided by a public vote, when they sought a name for a rock that loops around the sun in an orbit 22019 times more distant than Earth's.
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In Egypt, around 40% of the population marry a cousin; the last survey in Jordan, admittedly way back in 1992, found that 32% were married to a first cousin; a further 17.3% were married to more distant relatives.
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But it's also likely that part of the March surge was due to the arrival of cargoes from more distant origins than the main suppliers in the Middle East, such as Europe's North Sea and the United States.
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New Utrecht Reformed Church, with its sprawling green lawn in an otherwise packed urban setting, is a relic of an even more distant past, summoning a time when the area was a village and congregants were largely farmers.
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Hoping to be granted immunity from prosecution, their only hope is to persuade us that, over the years, they have become permanent residents of recent history as opposed to symbolic representatives of a more distant and guilty past.
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Tho regrouped to North Vietnam; Le Duan sneaked back to the Mekong Delta, where he witnessed the near decimation of the southern resistance by the South's president, Ngo Dinh Diem, and the promise of reunification grow more distant.
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One, a man who was a neighbor of Ms. Constand's in Philadelphia, spoke of how Ms. Constand became more distant in the early months of 2004 around the date of the alleged assault, and before she left Temple.
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But in these unusual days, vital positions in the State Department remain vacant, Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson is far more distant from the public than his predecessors, and many American embassies are still without an ambassador.
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Elsewhere, in a more distant time and space, NASA offers a stunning perspective of Mars by revealing the final dispatches from its rover Opportunity, while behind-the-scenes pictures from the James Bond films are oozing with cool nostalgia.
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While that may be a vision for the more distant future, the ability to see if a traffic light is going to turn green in a matter of seconds seems like a convenience that is much more attainable now.
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As von Bülow and his wife grew more distant, he began an affair with Swedish-born actress Alexandra Isles, who testified that she had given him a deadline to formally divorce his wife just prior to Sunny's first coma.
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The late 2000s get more distant every day, and Christopher "Big Black" Boykin was about as peripheral a figure as you can get, but it's worth remembering that he financed fighters' dreams and cheered for them along the way.
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What may depress anti-nuclear campaigners more is that the hopes of eventually moving towards a world free of nuclear weapons—the vision outlined by Barack Obama in his landmark Prague speech in 2009—seems more distant than ever.
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After all, he has pulled off an impressive feat: On a day featuring yet more bombshells about the Trump administration's Russia connections, he managed to get Americans talking about a much more distant and nebulous threat to the nation.
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The researchers believe that there might be a planet 200 times farther from the sun than we are (and five times more distant than Pluto) with an extremely stretched and oblong orbit on the edge of our solar system.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Upside risks to British wage growth and inflation have grown more distant, Bank of England policymaker Ian McCafferty said in an interview published on Monday, after dropping his lone call to hike interest rates earlier this month.
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They first suggested the existence of this possible planet in 2014 after finding "Biden" at 84 AU. Along the way, they have discovered more distant solar system objects suggesting that the gravity of something massive is influencing their orbit.
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Another, possibly final hurrah, perhaps, for a team that's not only progressing in years, but growing ever more distant from what they consider success—from those kinds of games that felt like they were hits before they were finished.
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Sheeser said the money will go to the Greater Burlington Girls Soccer League in the hopes of making it more diverse by alleviating transportation issues so that girls from more distant neighborhoods can participate, according to the Free Press.
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Jason Shiga couldn't be much more distant from Ferris on the stylistic spectrum: His stories are entirely plot-driven, and his drawing skills are technically very modest (all of his characters are flat, bigheaded caricatures, trotting across rudimentary settings).
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What's more, the phone's headphone jack in now set so deeply under the case that I have to apply some force on the wire part of my headphones just to get them properly inserted in the now more distant jack.
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Because this particular planet is so close to its star, the researchers could see the spectra of its ferociously roiling atmosphere, which extends way further into space than, say, the atmosphere of a more distant gas giant like Jupiter does.
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More obvious, but a bit more distant examples, include the evolution of lactose tolerance (selected for by the domestication of cattle etc) and the selection for sickle cell hemoglobin variants in humans living in regions of the globe with persistent malaria.
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"I think it's probably more distant than when they used to see each other every day in the halls of the Justice Department, but I know of no reason to conclude it's not one of mutual respect," Terwilliger told CNN's Borger.
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The E/AB Fair's lineup of 212 exhibitors boasts more indie mainstays, including Brooklyn's A.I.R. Gallery, Booklyn, Kayrock, and Small Editions, as well as more distant participants like Oregon's Crow's Shadow Press, Tokyo's Gallery Jin, and Cape Town's Warren Editions.
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Put into people's mouths, the words tend to come across as that much more distant, particularly in live monologues that we see on video screens, hearing the audio in real time, with the images awkwardly following a beat or two behind.
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He denies persistent rumblings that he and Thomas Bach, the International Olympic Committee president, have grown more distant because of the Russian ban, which Bach's committee did not dispute but chose not to extend to all sports at the Rio Games.
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In 2016, astronomers Konstantin Batygin and Mike Brown announced that a distant undiscovered planet could have created the unusual signatures of some TNO orbits in the Kuiper Belt and sent Sedna and other detached objects out to even more distant realms.
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Experts initially believed close contact, such as kissing and hugging was needed to spread the virus, but Heymann said evidence now suggests that more distant contact, like coughing or sneezing close to someone else's face, could spread it as well.
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That said — and this is no excuse for the Sanders camp — it would be good to have Biden explain why, in the more distant past, he went along with the Beltway consensus that Social Security needed to be pared back.
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Mr. Tillerson has spent hours trying to quietly assure lawmakers that he would take a more distant stance than Mr. Trump on the Russian president, Vladimir V. Putin, with whom Mr. Tillerson had close relations as the head of Exxon Mobil.
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LONDON, Oct 17 (Reuters) - Britain will be on course for more distant economic ties with the European Union, making the country poorer, if Prime Minister Boris Johnson wins parliamentary backing for the Brexit deal he clinched with Brussels on Thursday.
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Going on an Arctic cruise has become "the high-end version of saying, &aposI&aposm going on a big Alaska cruise,&apos" Herrera says, showing how the boundaries of luxury travel are being pushed to ever more distant — and frigid — destinations.
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For instance, the pure tofu loaf didn't maintain its texture very well upon freezing (to be delivered to more distant markets in California) and then being thawed, so Tibbott retooled the recipe, adding seitan to keep the texture more consistent.
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A more distant relative, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said Ms. Barahona was quite busy given her involvement with the Coast Guard Reserve, working and studying at John Jay and raising Miguel and a daughter who was around 8.
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"Now that we have gone wider than in previous surveys, we are harvesting many more distant galaxies in the largest such dataset ever produced," said Garth Illingworth, leader of the team that assembled the image at the University of California-Santa Cruz.
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Even though 237.8 million Latinos will be eligible to cast a ballot in November — an increase of 22012 percent since 247.5 — the Latino population is becoming more distant from the American political process, according to a new report from the Pew Research Center.
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It's not just about polls but which polls and how many polls and what the timing of the polls (is) and how you consider more recent events versus more distant events, and I think the takeaway message is, it's just not that simple.
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Their orbits would have expanded slowly for billions of years until the radius of the more distant one's orbit was 8.3 times that of Saturn—at which point it would have entered a powerful evection and started swinging around like a wild thing.
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Although most analysts see it as optimistic to expect a non-member to have much say, this ambition points to a relationship that is more like Norway's close alignment with the EU than Canada's more distant one based on free trade alone.
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"From afar two bells may well appear to be the same, listening to their tones can reveal that one is actually much larger and more distant, and the other is smaller and closer," said Barry Madore, study co-author and astronomer at Carnegie.
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The Event Horizon Telescope team plans to produce hours of real-time video footage of the supermassive black hole at the center of the Milky Way galaxy, along with time-lapse videos of the bigger, more distant black hole they photographed in April.
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Puerto Rico is "an island sitting in the middle of an ocean ... a very big ocean," as President Donald Trump said on September 26, making Hurricane Maria more distant than two other recent storms that hit the US mainland, Hurricanes Harvey and Irma.
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Even though 27 million Latinos will be eligible to cast a ballot in November — an increase of 17 percent since 2012 — the Latino population is becoming more distant from the American political process, according to a new report from the Pew Research Center.
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It could be a mile, or hundreds of miles, in diameter, but to be dense enough to have survived the explosive demise and subsequent evolution of its host star, it likely was part of a large planet with a wider more distant orbit.
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Looking back on those light-hearted Pawnee escapades now makes him wonder how a show like Parks and Rec will be perceived over time as the hindsight view of what it had to say about the moment it arrived into grows more distant.
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Forty-two percent of the children released went to parents, 47% percent went to close relatives and 11% went to more distant relatives -- like cousins -- or non-relatives like family friends, generally identified by the parent in the home country, said White.
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Kasich could provide the Party a vision of itself that is more distant from Trump, but the G.O.P.'s leaders would have to fight hard for it—and for a contested Convention—which would mean confronting ideological constraints of their own creation.
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Because they were able to measure and weigh the black hole in correlation to the galactic core brightness, researchers believe they could use this to determine black hole mass estimates for even more distant galaxies far from the reach of direct measurements.
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Also last week, Mr. Jones's lawyers and Mr. Halbig, who is representing himself, filed a request to change the location of an eventual jury trial from Fairfield County, which encompasses Newtown, to a Connecticut county more distant from the scene of the shooting.
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There were more opportunities here than anywhere else, she still believed, but soon after arriving she realized that those opportunities were more distant than she expected — especially for boys Gio's age, especially in working-class neighborhoods like Brownsville, where she landed because rent was cheap.
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At that point, Hill's career could easily have been mistaken for a series of false endings, each more distant from where he began, which was as a pitching prospect scouts thought had a chance to stick near the top of a big-league rotation.
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Missions such as Cassini, a recently ended exploration of Saturn and its moons, and New Horizons, a trip to Pluto and one or two more distant objects in the far reaches of the solar system, have involved launching craft weighing hundreds or thousands of kilograms.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - A backlog of grain ships waiting to load at U.S. Pacific Northwest (PNW) ports is threatening to persist into April, prompting key Asian customers to switch purchases to more distant Gulf Coast terminals and sending prices there higher, traders and industry analysts said.
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The more distant future might hold an even greater number of lenses and sensors — as proposed by the Light L16 camera — but for the near term, it's looking increasingly likely that dual-camera systems will take over the task of pushing mobile photography forward.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The chance of an agreement to freeze or cut crude output when OPEC members meet next month might appear more distant now Iraq has joined those asking for an exemption, but investors are ramping up their bets that oil prices will rally.
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A pair of researchers from the Wadia Institute of Himalayan Geology used the damaged temples to better understand the range and extent of damage caused by a quake that struck a nearby district in 2461 and another that hit a more distant region in 1555.
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In January, Brown and his team published research that identified small objects in the outer solar system that are being gravitationally tugged by this hypothetical Neptune-sized planet with an orbit hundreds of times more distant than the one between Earth and the Sun.
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Others reached for a more distant parallel, comparing the alienation of the Afghan government to South Vietnam, which was cut out of peace talks between the United States and North Vietnam by Henry A. Kissinger, then the secretary of state, in the early 1970s.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenTrump trade deal faces uncertain Senate timeline Trump, Democrats set for brawl on Iran war powers Senators introduce resolution warning that Congress has not authorized Iran war MORE (D-Mass.) is a more distant third, at 18 percent, with South Bend, Ind.
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That's left West Wing officials, most with shorter and more distant relationships with the President, eying Scavino as Hicks' natural successor -- not as communications director, but as the White House aide Trump calls upon when he wants to vent, plot, confide, boast or reminisce.
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With the big-money fight against Saul "Canelo" Alvarez looking more distant than ever with the Mexican actively dodging his former mandatory challenger, Golovkin has confirmed his interest in unifying the middleweight division by taking on another Brit in Billy Joe Saunders for his WBO strap.
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Some directors are setting their entire movies within the contexts of desktop screens and captured webcam footage; others are sticking with traditional conversations and analog characters, even if it means their show-worlds are more and more distant from the way we actually talk and live.
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Jouas, the retired Air Force general, told me that North Korea's thinking about whether to use a nuclear weapon early in a conflict has likely changed as the country has built more of the weapons and developed missiles and rockets capable of hitting more distant targets.
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And Kennedy has seen its share of damage from more distant storms in the past: When Sandy passed 200 miles offshore in 2012, powerful surge obliterated a chunk of the shoreline between launchpads 393A and 39B, forcing NASA to conduct a multimillion dollar shoreline restoration effort.
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"Because the EU27 imports nine times more from the U.K. than from much more distant Canada, ensuring a level playing field matters much for the EU27 in its trade talks with the U.K. than it did in the CETA negotiations," Berenberg analysts said in their note.
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Friedlander's brilliant strategy — consistent with his propensity for "an excess of fact" — is to include within the photograph not only the monument itself but also a significant part its immediate surroundings (and sometimes, depending on the photographer's proximity to it, more distant features of the landscape).
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Photo: APThe China National Space Administration (CNSA) has landed the Chang'e 4 lunar probe on the far side of the Moon, Chinese media reported on Wednesday night (Eastern Time)—marking the first time that any known spacecraft has made a soft landing on the Moon's more distant half.
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Xi, however, has yet to meet North Korea's young leader Kim Jong Un since the Chinese president took power in 2012 and ties between the two countries have become more distant since Pyongyang began accelerating its missile and nuclear programs since Kim became leader at the end of 2011.
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In quantum computers, instead, problems are translated into qubits—these two-choice switches obey the rules quantum mechanics, so that single switches can take on a combination of states and two or more distant switches can become entangled such that their joint outcomes are reliant on one another.
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On the 4th of July, while you're outside enjoying a barbecue and not thinking about anything more distant than the fireworks overhead, a small group of scientists will be tying themselves in knots over the fate of a 66-foot long unmanned spacecraft almost 484 million miles from Earth.
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But it is harder than ever for classical stars to appear on general-interest TV, leading to concerns that the field, always something of a niche when it comes to mass media, is becoming a more distant one at a time when music education is also on the wane.
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This immense human effort, shown in the pictures of ordinary men and women sweating with spades, running with wheelbarrows, passing stretchers over their heads will surely be the lasting image of the 19853 magnitude tremor that struck Mexico less than two weeks after a more distant 8.1 earthquake.
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While there is no specific sequence for exploring the exhibition, the installations on the lower level deal with the more distant past while the upstairs portion spills into the present, complete with a "Peoples Theater" that invites viewers to act as performers and participate directly in the exhibition.
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With a third straight American League West title long out of reach, and a wild-card spot becoming ever more distant with each loss, the Rangers obtained three minor league players for Darvish, the pitcher they spent more than two years scouting and more than $383 million to acquire.
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Data from a star that went supernova in 1987 in the nearby Large Magellanic Cloud, a satellite of the Milky Way, and from stars in more distant galaxies, show evidence that those stars were losing mass in the years, decades and centuries before they exploded, Dr. Kirshner said.
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Although President Trump said in June that he would loosen some of the restrictions to allow American companies to continue working with Huawei, economic ties between the United States and China have grown more tense since then, and the prospect of immediate relief for Huawei seems more distant.
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Although President Trump said in June that he would loosen some of the restrictions to allow American companies to continue working with Huawei, economic ties between the United States and China have grown more tense since then, and the prospect of immediate relief for Huawei seems more distant.
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" Our tendency to focus on more immediate threats can also come at the expense of preparing for more distant ones — which makes sense, Jones says: "If you worry about the 100-year flood and not about the wolf that's about to eat your children, your DNA does not get passed down.
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Two films playing at the 2017 festival, Mark Felt: The Man Who Brought Down the White House and The Final Year, make the case that the best way to critique the current US administration is through oblique means — letting stories from recent and more distant history speak powerfully to the present.
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"The fundamentals are strong, it's true, and this is spilling over into continued tight physical availability which is reflected in the outright price and a deeply backwardated forward market," Mitsubishi analyst Jonathan Butler said, referring to the higher price of palladium contracts for imminent delivery versus the more distant future.
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Few if any doubted that Mr. Trump came into office more supportive of Israel than the Palestinians and he trumpeted his pro-Israeli credentials, but any semblance of straddling the line between warring camps has vanished and the notion that he could bring them together appears more distant than ever.
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Instead, he serves as the unofficial keeper of the family lore, sharing tales (some perhaps apocryphal) of his grandmother's time as a court taster in Meiji-era Japan, of the more distant Dutch ancestor who founded the Hecht brewery in Yokohama and of his father's skills as a pole-vaulter.
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In addition, Democrats are targeting the Central Valley seats held by Republicans Jeff Denham and David Valadao (both of which Clinton carried) and hold more distant hopes of challenging Republican incumbents Duncan D. Hunter (near San Diego), Tom McClintock (near Sacramento) and Devin Nunes (around Fresno) in seats that backed Trump.
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The late Mr. Dashwood has a son from his first marriage, John (James Fleet), who is inclined to help his half-sisters, but John's wife Fanny (Harriet Walter) is having none of it, and the Dashwood women are sent off to live in a country cottage situated on a more distant relative's estate.
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By forgoing Seton's first-person perspective for the more distant third-person voice and tightening the account, Grill has created a powerful picture book that is certain to provoke feelings of empathy for the regal Lobo and Blanca, though one perhaps best appreciated by animal-loving younger readers with an adult nearby.
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Even if Johnson can win approval in parliament, Britain is still on course for more distant economic ties and increased trade barriers with the EU, which many economists say will slow growth in the UK. For now, sterling's gains and worries about weak U.S. economic data are pushing the greenback lower against other currencies.
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Beyond that, though, it's not clearly better for constituents to have a closer relationship with a legislator who represents only 0003,2000 people in a body of nearly 26,2489 legislators, than for them to have a somewhat more distant relationship with a House member who, as one among 435, at least has some chance at influence.
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"My understanding is that the news from French domestic politics and polls are behind this re-pricing of (French bond) OATs, as are the more distant prospects for Italian elections — now more likely to take place in autumn at the earliest, versus as soon as June that was feared before the weekend," said Commerzbank strategist David Schnautz.
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The question for members of Congress goes beyond how much Facebook and others may be exploiting our inability to rationally assess the pros and cons of sharing information — profiting from the difficulty we have measuring the immediate reward of the cute puppy video against the more distant risk of having our data sloshing around the internet for years.
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With some of the more experimental hardware projects at Facebook — like a computer brain interface, "soft" robotics and a project to "hear" through a skin-worn device — moving to Facebook Reality Labs, it's clear that the organization once centered around AR/VR technologies is seeing its scope expand to more distant-reaching technologies that aren't vaguely ready for consumer products yet.
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Click here to view original GIFHubble galaxies in blue, ALMA's newly spotted galaxies in yellow (Image: B. Saxton (NRAO/AUI/NSF); ALMA (ESO/NAOJ/NRAO); NASA/ESA Hubble)"As you look back to ever more distant galaxies, the finite speed of light means we see galaxies further and further back in time," astronomer James Dunlop of the University of Edinburg told Gizmodo.
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Roger Cohen TEL AVIV — There is agreement on very little in the fractious Holy Land, but on one issue there is near unanimity these days: A two-state resolution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is more distant than ever, so unimaginable that it appears little more than an illusion sustained by lazy thinking, interest in the status quo or plain exhaustion.
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Marvin Barnard (left) and Bill Alexander during their freshman year at V.E.S.CreditCreditFrom Virginia Episcopal School The road to Virginia Episcopal School was more secluded in those days, winding a few miles from the white section of segregated Lynchburg through a wood of maple and oak to the school's rolling campus, shielded by trees and the more distant Blue Ridge Mountains.
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In the book, which will be released on March 28, the former Washington NAACP leader doesn't walk back on her claims that she self-identifies as a black woman, saying that living her life as a black person made her life "infinitely better," although it did make her feel more "distant and isolated" from white people as she started to embrace more elements of African-American culture.
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" Abramson even maligns young Times staffers, writing about "the more 'woke' staff" who see "social media feeds as platforms for free exchange, not to be monitored or censored by editors," the kind of employee who "looked to younger, newer editors like the Style section's Choire Sicha and the editor of the Times Magazine, Jake Silverstein, for inspiration, rather than to the more distant and older masthead.
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Writers devise beings ever more distant from Asimov's metal men with positronic brains: in Ted Chiang's novella " The Lifecycle of Software Objects ," hobbyists raise (and occasionally abuse) sentient pets, called "digients," in virtual ecosystems; in Spike Jonze's film " Her ," a hyperintelligent virtual assistant manifests only as a voice; in the near-future Zambia of Namwali Serpell's " The Old Drift ," swarms of mosquito-like microdrones inject vaccines.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenBiden looks to shore up lead in S.C. Hillicon Valley: Dems cancel surveillance vote after pushback to amendments | Facebook to ban certain coronavirus ads | Lawmakers grill online ticketing execs | Hacker accessed facial recognition company's database Push for national popular vote movement gets boost from conservatives MORE (D-Mass.) trailed in a more distant fourth place at 11 percent, with former South Bend, Ind.
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What it is: An electric, autonomous passenger car Who makes it: Audi Why it's the best: The Aicon features some of the best exterior and interior design I've seen in a concept vehicle, and the prospect of a spacious, long-range, autonomous vehicle that can charge quickly makes me excited about the future of transportation, even if that future is more distant than automakers have indicated.
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