It doesn't show grids and trail mileages, revealing a more pristine cartographic view.
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If the cod that's available seems mushy, choose something perkier and more pristine.
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But the northern third has always been more pristine, located far from (most) human activity.
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But in the more pristine forests of Central and South America, 900 species of birds are at risk.
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The three islands' beaches are more pristine than the litter-strewn, overbuilt coastline of southern China, Mr. Liu said.
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Those at the long-track oval have specific experience in ovals, which require a more pristine sheet of ice.
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And a more pristine environment enhances living standards by improving health and life expectancy and the ability to benefit from education.
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And the gut on this is saying we need to clean the system up and let's do things that are more pristine.
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Simply put, Biden's strengths are too easily punctured by weaknesses; he is a relic that looks more pristine when displayed from afar.
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And while finding technosignatures on our planet might be tricky, places like the Moon or Mars might offer a more pristine record of the distant past.
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The Moon is thought to be hit by space rocks at a similar rate to Earth, but it offers a more pristine record of these dust-ups.
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"There remain two portal areas located in more pristine competent rock that can be used for future tests if Pyongyang were to give the order," it said.
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While the cycle of violence has produced a succession of ever-more-pristine signs, we must not forget the three damaged originals, one of which has been lost.
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The first step they took toward what they imagined would be a more pristine state was to revoke the access enjoyed by the rancher whose cows wandered their property.
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I tell you this in the spirit of fairness; it's possible, I suppose, that I would have liked the movie more if I'd seen it under more pristine conditions.
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For years, researchers noticed that the aquatic snakes living in waters near human activity had jet-black skin, but most others, in more pristine waters, were speckled or banded.
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But as banks have stuck to issuing loans to customers with more pristine histories, Caliber and other lenders are beginning to issue mortgages afresh to people with less-than-stellar records.
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I could have sanded, buffed, and waxed the area for a more pristine fix, but honestly the bumper will never look new again, so I was happy to seal the damage.
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The Silver Gull is part of a disappearing world of private waterfront clubs in New York City, where most people flock to crowded public beaches or head elsewhere for more pristine seashore spots.
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Like most people, I knew of it as a generic term to describe pop music producers making their singers' voices sound more pristine and angelic or, conversely, transgressive artists like Kanye West and will.i.
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Over more than three decades, Mr. Blonsky helped the park become maybe even more pristine than it was when Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux began creating it out of farmland 270 years ago.
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I fell hard when he told me the key around his neck belonged to his very first ice cream truck, which now proudly resided in the Boneyard of Retired Ice Cream Trucks as one of the more pristine.
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Burgess hopes that if humans get to the moon, they can bring home some samples from areas that have not been exposed to as much space radiation so she can see a more pristine example of an unweathered space rock.
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To the extent that the decision was not the result of a process with testimony, deliberation — the decision that Florida's coast is more pristine and valuable than California's coast seems to be just on the request of Governor Scott. Why?
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Her work clothes are always white ("It is part of my brand") and business casual (out of respect for the house), and as each episode's family grows progressively sloppier and more disheveled while they work their way through the KonMari process, Kondo seems to become ever more pristine.
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" Elisa Marsh, makeup department head and makeup artist for Thandie Newton and principal cast: "Dolores maintains a more pristine look for two reasons: First, she is the leader of the horde, and most of the time others do her bidding — reminiscent of a general looking on while the soldiers are doing the hand-to-hand combat.
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On the one hand, this placement is understandable: when the band emerged with their break-through track "Tied Up In Nottz" in 2014—a hungover and pumping sojourn through the piss-scented topography of Nottingham (and beyond) – they captured the specifics of a British experience that more pristine and clandestine groups of the time had never and would never have engaged with.
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On the one hand, this placement is understandable: when the band emerged with their break-through track "Tied Up In Nottz" in 2014 – a hungover and pumping sojourn through the piss-scented topography of Nottingham (and beyond) – they captured the specifics of a British experience that more pristine and clandestine groups of the time had never and would never have engaged with.
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" The Earth Race candidate would tell people every day: "You can vote for a man who wants to bring back cars that get bad mileage, lights that use more energy and produce more heat, power plants that produce more asthma, chemical companies that pollute more rivers, coal companies that pollute more air, mining companies that strip more pristine landscapes, and an economy that lags China in the next great global industry.
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The plant is distributed widely in Canada and is not considered endangered. In some more pristine and isolated regions the species can be common. In general, it is experiencing a short-term decline of about 10 to 30%. Besides overexploitation, the plant has experienced loss of habitat to overgrazing and the conversion of land to urban and agricultural use.
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The gold-leaf application to such excess is relatively recent. Old photographs hanging on the monastery walls show some of the images in a more pristine form. It is reported that some gold has been removed on occasion to reduce its mass. Although the monastery is open to all for veneration, only men are permitted to place gold leaf on the images.
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The Amazon's innate beauty and its continuous destruction altogether draw tourists to Peru through ecotourism and environmental voluntourism. Huascarán, Peru's tallest point The Peruvian Amazon is divided into two areas: the High Jungle and the Lower Jungle. The High Jungle is more easily accessible, while the Lower Jungle is more pristine and untouched. In recent times, however, the government has increased accessibility to the Lower Jungle.
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The forest here is composed mostly of evergreen hardwood trees and a minority of pine (Pinus merkusii) to form an evergreen- pine forest. Much of the forest and watershed on the west side of the national park has been ravaged. More pristine conditions are found on the east side. Doi Khun Tan offers year-round viewing of wild-flowers such as orchids and gingers.
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Mainapi is the smaller of the two waterfalls at Netravali, more pristine and secluded. A trek of about 2 hours takes you to the falls (the last half an hour or so of which gets quite steep and tricky). You can stand under the cascading falls, swim in the pools of water at its base, and maybe even have a little picnic lunch on the rocks.
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In June 2007, the "Richtersveld Cultural and Botanical Landscape", just to the south of the National Park and an area of equivalent size and beauty, was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Unlike the National Park, the Richtersveld Community Conservancy, which forms the core zone of the World Heritage Site, is not subject to diamond mining and is as a result the more pristine of the two areas.
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Kolker said "the transition by most accounts was fairly gentle -- and if anything, scaled Brentwood even further up economically." Kolker added "Over the years, most of the white residents moved out and Brentwood became a sought-after prize for successful Black Houstonians tired of the city. And in contrast to the stereotype of what happens when a neighborhood changes hue, Brentwood became if anything more pristine, more fiercely nurtured, as its Black residents multiplied."Kolker, Claudia.
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Rudolph had recently opened his own architecture practice after a five-year long partnership with Ralph Twitchell, and was beginning to define architecture on his own terms. This meant a departure from organic modernism in favor of more pristine and geometric design. William Rupp assisted Rudolph with a portion of the drafting of interiors for the Umbrella House. He recalled that Rudolph was obsessed with minimizing vertical supports for the stairs and balconies and hiding tension members and bracing connections on the pergola roof.
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"Breakaway" received positive reviews from music critics. Jim Farber of Daily News wrote that it "balances modern R&B; with '60s lounge music in a way that would flatter Adele". USA Today editor Elysa Gardner included this song in her download list and added "Dion starts out low and sultry, then lets her big, creamy soprano rip — a pattern she follows on the "Wall of Sound"-inspired Breakaway". Gary Graff from The Oakland Press praised the vocal buildup "from the lower reaches of her register, a husker tone that sounds just as good as the more pristine approach that's her stock in trade".
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It also already had its asbestos lagging removed, which is very expensive to remove for environmental and safety reasons. Finally, 261's relatively short 10 year service life meant that the engine's boiler is more pristine, meaning it would take less work to rebuild the engine.Milwaukee Road 261 on display at the National Railroad Museum, Green Bay in August 1970 North Star Rail and the National Railroad Museum came to an agreement in November 1991 for a ten-year lease, which was later renewed ten years later. 261 was moved from Green Bay to Minneapolis to the GE shops at Humboldt Yard in September 1992.
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Any organism that produces a resting stage can be used for resurrection ecology. However, the most frequently used organism is the water flea, Daphnia. This genus has well-established protocols for lab experimentation and usually asexually reproduces allowing for experiments on many individuals with the same genotype. Although the more esoteric demonstration of natural selection is alone a valuable aspect of the study described, there is a clear ecological implication in the discovery that very old zooplankton eggs have survived in the lake: the potential still exists, if and when this environment is restored to something of a more pristine nature, for at least some of the original (pre-disturbance) inhabitants to re-establish populations once presumed lost.
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Angelo F. Coniglio (born August 21, 1936) is an American civil engineer, educator, genealogist and author. He was in the first graduating class (BSCE,1961) of the School of Civil Engineering established by Robert L. Ketter at the University of Buffalo (UB) in 1956. He also earned a master's degree from UB (MSCE, 1970). As a civil engineer, he is an expert in the hydrology and water levels of the U. S. Great Lakes, and is credited, along with his team on the Lake Erie Wastewater Management Study at the Buffalo District of the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers, with the development of a plan that helped restore Lake Erie to more pristine conditions in the 1970s.
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Simon Parkin of The Guardian gave the game 5 out of 5 stars, and wrote that while Dark Souls III "may not have the novelty of the first Dark Souls", it was "the more pristine and rounded work" of the series. However, criticism was directed at issues with the game's frame rate and performance, linear map design, and the way Bandai Namco handled the Western launch. Philip Kollar of Polygon rated the game a 7 out of 10, bluntly stating disappointment at the lack of surprises and the arbitrary nature of the game's design, writing that "in so many important ways -- its world design, its pacing, the technology powering it - Dark Souls III falls short of the mark." A later patch, released on April 9, fixed some of the technical issues reviewers had with the game.
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