In early August, he shared photos of British Columbia mountaintops.
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And for people gathering on mountaintops right now, that's the issue.
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Photos featuring people doing yoga on the top of mountaintops 88.
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But the animals can retreat only so far on the mountaintops.
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If he was a conservative, they would be shouting from the mountaintops.
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I've got hosts hearing voices and climbing mountaintops to consult their astrological charts.
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A beautiful controlled avalanche forms in the mountaintops, and it's barrelling toward them.
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The most famous plane crash survival movies all take place, oddly enough, on snowy mountaintops.
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Shout it from the mountaintops — or, at least, put it in a tweet to Disney.
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Get lost in the swirling dust, the misty mountaintops, the great rolling plains... while you can.
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Dr. Rabinowitz, who had the reputation of a swashbuckler, traveled to jungles, rain forests and mountaintops.
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Obviously, having already scaled the professional mountaintops that they have, that stance might seem less courageous.
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"Alpine Cooking: Recipes and Stories From Europe's Grand Mountaintops" by Meredith Erickson (Ten Speed Press, $50).
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On mountaintops and in open fields, in the middle of America's vast wilderness, people will stand together.
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There are pictures of them smiling together in the deserts of New Mexico, on mountaintops in Hawaii.
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Players, coaches, and general managers will preach from the mountaintops about how it's the ultimate team sport.
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Coffee cooperative Minasul, in top producer Minas Gerais state, said frosts hit mostly low-lying areas and mountaintops.
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On the horizon, amid the Andean mountaintops, sit two astronomical observatories, testament to the clarity of the air.
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As for the removal of mountaintops, beautiful or otherwise: Coal isn't such a great investment at this point.
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You go find a battleground that's as war-torn and scarred as the mountaintops of southern West Virginia.
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With the sun baking the sky, a single hiker overlooks the blue mountaintops below, purple clouds filling the stratosphere.
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Australian researchers this week took a closer look at the rocky outcrops, cliff faces, and mountaintops sprinkled throughout Antarctica.
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Nor will the bears in the woods, the goats on the mountaintops or the moon people on the moon.
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Louis, who never got up from the piano, just said "What was all that 'Diana on the misty mountaintops'"?
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Wu gained a massive following on social media for documenting her travels, sharing photos of herself on mountaintops in bikinis.
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"[I am] singing it from the mountaintops and banging on every door, and I'm not taking no for an answer."
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Mountaintop removal is a form of surface mining in which explosives are used to extract coal from mountaintops and ridgelines.
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Mr. Hernández told me about Nevado del Ruiz, a volcano in the northern Andes that sprinkled ash across the mountaintops.
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From perilous mountaintops to frozen tundra, tropical rainforest to the watery abyss, there are few places his voice has not carried.
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The best observatories in the world are located on remote mountaintops, high above air pollution and far away from light pollution.
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Hazes lofted into Pluto's atmosphere reveal valleys and even 3-mile-high mountaintops arching out from the shadowed terrain, NASA said.
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As Graham put it, the Gondwana rainforests are already "islands in the sky," peppering mountaintops and surrounded by flammable eucalyptus forests.
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The alpenglow is that red light of sunset which holds out on snowy mountaintops long after the valleys and tablelands are dimmed.
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On the island's cool, wet mountaintops, 1,500 year old trees carry a genetic legacy connecting Tasmania to the ancient supercontinent of Gondwana.
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Tibetans still practise sky burial, leaving bodies on mountaintops; the Caviteño in the Philippines bury their dead in hollowed-out tree trunks.
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A growing controversy Scientists estimate that mountaintop removal mining, a form of surface mining, has occurred on at least 500 Appalachian mountaintops.
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No one could do it in a way that could resonate from the mountaintops and on social media and get people's attention.
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Launching their instruments in balloons and carrying them to mountaintops, they brought back snapshots of cosmic ray particles that made no sense.
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Pluto's dunes were shaped by moderate winds reaching around 22 mph (35 kph) apparently blowing fine-grained frozen methane bits from mountaintops.
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Farther south, the Sierra Nevada mountaintops in California can expect to continue to be pounded with snow over the next few days.
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Learn more: Each fall, the monarch butterfly travels thousands of miles to the mountaintops in central México, but its fate is in peril.
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Tegucigalpa&aposs airport has long been notorious as one of the more difficult approaches in the hemisphere, surrounded by mountaintops and residential neighborhoods.
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People are making so many great things here in weird little DIY art spaces, parking lots-turned-galleries, on mountaintops, the LA River.
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According the Journal of Travel Medicine, the danger of selfie-snapping on craggy mountaintops or other precarious places should outweigh bragging rights, somehow.
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After you adjust it to fit, you stretch out, put on a mobile or tethered headset, and start soaring far above some rugged mountaintops.
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His works, which fuse Japanese craft with modernism and contemporary glazing effects, mimic the shapes of mountaintops and the iridescent colors in peacock feathers.
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Trees grow so thickly on the highest slopes of Biliran, an island province in the Philippines, that the volcanic mountaintops look soft as moss.
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It's a search conducted primarily by a patchy network of monitoring stations managed in a multinational collaboration, on islands and mountaintops around the world.
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There are two places on Earth where I feel able to scream my words without considering a need for silence: mountaintops and large gatherings.
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"If we don't explore isolated habitats, like mountaintops, we would miss a huge part of the biodiversity that's unique to these regions," Bauer said.
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We were swimming through what locals call sweet water, percolating down from mountaintops, pouring out cold and mineral rich through rock just below the surface.
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The moment a veteran gets into a conversation and civilians think they're an expect on a given subject, they'll shout their opinion from the mountaintops.
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Spending the holidays in the snowy mountaintops has become a tradition for the family, with Kate and Oliver bringing their kids up to celebrate together.
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She rested, got her period, gained strength through weight lifting and eventually running, and reassessed her goals on mountaintops around her home in Boulder, Colo.
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Every week, at six dozen or so sites around the world — deserts, mountaintops, island cliffs, remote oceans — volunteers collect air in two-liter glass flasks.
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A stubborn storm is still pumping rain in California On the West Coast, a storm over northern California keeps dumping rain and leaving mountaintops white.
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Government employees sue polluters, negotiate with and spy on foreign governments, inspect mine shafts and mountaintops, bust Wall Street bad guys and solve medical mysteries.
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They're stationed on various mountaintops near the border and they would scout… to spot law enforcement and radio down to their counterparts to go around us.
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Coal is widely known to be environmentally destructive and carbon intensive industry, literally flattening mountaintops in the region while posing a serious risk to human health.
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Rays of light kiss the blue mountaintops of Black Rock City, and Burners are starting to emerge from the golden, dusty haze floating over the desert.
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Ataturk famously declared, "Happy is the one who says 'I am a Turk'" — a motto still carved on public buildings and even mountaintops all across Turkey.
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Mountaintops Were conveniently paint-dipped with permanent snow, the winter itself a replica Of the smallest imaginable season, a season that lasted only a split second.
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Steep switchbacks took us through villages scattered across mountaintops and around terraced hills of coffee, vegetables, and khat, a plant chewed by men in the region.
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A personal project called The Fine Line has been in progress for a decade as they capture sculptures along a line of mountaintops encircling the world.
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But when radio DJs go at it, they are empowered by the almighty microphone to strike down with great vengeance and furious anger from the mountaintops.
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Decades before Serena Williams was firing off first serves and Lindsey Vonn was shushing down mountaintops, figure skater Dorothy Hamill was the biggest deal in women's sports.
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And the love that brings two people together is the same love that can bind them together, whether on mountaintops of happiness and through valleys of hardship.
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Offset needs to shout from the mountaintops he wants Cardi B back ... so says Tank, who offers a very interesting if not accurate view of human nature.
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On Saturday night, after the sun's last rays have drifted past the mountaintops, Austin introduces this year's keynote speaker, filmmaker and former Idaho state Representative Curtis Bowers.
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Evan and I camped near gloriously blue Lake McDonald and then set out on the trail, moving through cheerful forests and huckleberry-filled meadows to brown, treeless mountaintops.
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By the time the storm system rolls out of the state, Shackelford said mountaintops across the Sierra Nevada could be left with up to 2 feet of snow.
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He led them on weekend outings to rivers and mountaintops and rocky beaches, where they frolicked, shed their hang-ups, meditated and got in touch with their inner children.
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Islands and mountaintops are especially vulnerable to damage from invaders because their native species often evolved in isolation and lack natural defenses against predators or immunity to exotic diseases.
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Engineering professor Yahya Kurama, who's leading this research, says the environmental toll of mining the aggregate used to make concrete — often from riverbeds and mountaintops — has been largely ignored.
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"When we were driving in, you could see the High Peaks mountaintops coated in snow," said Jennifer Cross, who was visiting from Schenectady, N.Y., during an open house in January.
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Basically, it's a network of high-def cameras placed on mountaintops, which firefighters can use to pan, tilt and zoom to get a better look at smoke plumes or flames.
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Most butterflies in the final generation begin their lives in the north and then migrate thousands of miles to mountaintops in Mexico, which neither their parents or grandparents have ever seen.
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But they had ventured far enough to see and to photograph lush stands of the palms cascading down mountaintops, their pale wax-covered trunks extending like matchsticks from the dark understory.
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The unbearable whiteness of Sabrina's intersectional witchcraft CAOS, a show declaring itself intersectional from the mountaintops, forgoes this complex tapestry of marginalization to resurrect the same old specters of white women victims.
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But even as supplies arrived and roads cleared off, FEMA's Disaster Survivor Assistance (DSA) teams were traveling to every corner of Puerto Rico, searching for survivors on mountaintops and in remote villages.
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Cedar Lakes Estate in Orange County, New York, offers "rustic elegance in a natural setting," allowing the couple to say their vows while overlooking beautiful tree-lined lakes, lush hills, or mountaintops.
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In the West, a dynamic river is not important just to fish or to amphibians, but to grizzly bears and mountain lions descending from mountaintops to the flood plain for important foods.
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David -- a 16-time Grammy winner -- was leaving Craig's Tuesday night when he gave our photog his take on Yeezy's trek to the Wyoming mountaintops to muster inspiration for his new album.
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The results have included deforestation, flattened mountaintops and heavy metal contamination of water and soil, said Mr. Saño, who called it shortsighted to focus on the benefits brought by the mining industry.
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He also has cameras installed in Oregon, Nevada, and Idaho, all of which are remote-operated and installed on mountaintops and in towers so they can be easily pointed at a source.
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Mr. Soto's Cafe Lealtad is one of several chic coffee shops perched on mountaintops, where the owners envision streams of visitors eager to leave beachside tourist traps for a day of serenity.
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I was a hero, awakening in a world that I had once known but had seen a lifetime of terror since I had last traversed its grassy knolls, treacherous mountaintops, and rushing waters.
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At the University of Leicester, the paleobiologist describes the man-made fossils that mark human presence — the stratum of plastics, soot and radionuclides that stain the Earth everywhere from lake bottoms to mountaintops.
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The vestiges of the techno-society that preceded the main story, presumably by millennia, live on in ruins of massive infrastructure projects, buried and forgotten, or pipelines sprawled in spider-like fashion across mountaintops.
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Misty, dream-like cloud forests…Olympian mountaintops with fertile river valleys…miles of pristine, empty beaches… Despite its small size, Costa Rica is one of the most beautiful and biodiverse countries in the world.
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One of them was the shrewd principal chief, John Ross, a pint-size descendant of Scottish traders; the other was his chief counselor, a warrior called the Ridge, for He Who Walks on Mountaintops.
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"That Way Madness Lies …," directed by Sandra Luckow, begins with my least favorite "here is a personal chronicle" gambit: The director narrates over views of the mountaintops of the Pacific Northwest, where she grew up.
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Before long, he and Jean (who decided to got married after their fourth date in 1979) – along with an intrepid band of thrillseekers – were making headlines as they leaped from skyscrapers, radio antennas, bridges and mountaintops.
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White Rex's product lines extend beyond clothing to include branded tomahawks and iPhone stickers; the brand even has a hiking division, the Vandals, for outdoorsy types that want to trumpet their white nationalism from the mountaintops.
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A trip to Three Rondavels, a striking trio of South African mountaintops that resembles traditional circular dwellings called rondavels, emphasized local ties between nature and design, and became towering Wakandan skyscrapers topped with thatched rondavel roofs.
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In just a few months, this country of 1.3 billion people who speak dozens of languages and live across an incredibly varied landscape from Himalayan mountaintops to tropical isles is set to hold national parliamentary elections.
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The dry air and sparse settlement are a major draw for astronomical observatories—the European Southern Observatory, the Carnegie Institution for Science, and the Llano de Chajnantor Observatory all operate multiple telescope sites on the region's mountaintops.
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And India's not the first country to try to address this issue: Russia has created a campaign illustrating bad selfie ideas to discourage risky self-portraits from cliffs, mountaintops, or near wild animals, among other dangerous options.
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Those two nations may be enemies, but they find common cause in their barbaric treatment of women — and since they are trying to squelch and smother these two women, we should shout their names from the mountaintops.
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We haven't really seen all that much of Robby, but somehow while Chad was busy eating lunch meat, Robby managed to fall completely head over heels for JoJo and he wants to shout it from the mountaintops, literally.
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Our lust for traversing the mountaintops and unknown valleys of the American West sparked an equal desire to seek out watering holes filled with a frontier spirit: the individualism and no-frills pragmatism sprouting potential for ad hoc camaraderie.
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A British ultramarathon runner became the first woman to win a grueling 268-mile nonstop race along England's mountaintops Wednesday night, crushing the course record by 12 hours despite stopping along the course to pump breast milk for her baby.
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Samuel de Champlain was the first European explorer to see it, and gave it its name, for the massive mountaintops bare of trees (though Desert is actually pronounced "dessert"), where nearly every tourist takes a photo now for their Instagram feed.
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Once you have this system in place, you might begin feeding tens or even hundreds of thousands of images of acceptable landing surfaces into that learning system: flat surfaces, ship decks, driveways, mountaintops…anywhere a drone might need to land.
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There is nowhere to hide; the impacts of the climate emergency will be felt from the deepest ocean ravines to the highest mountaintops; from the small islands in the middle of the Pacific, to the largest nations on every continent.
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But even when Federer was training on clay in Switzerland in April, with snow still on the mountaintops, he expressed optimism that his improved ability to come over the backhand with his larger-headed racket might help him in big matches on clay.
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Despite protests from FDR's physician, he managed to get the president's pilot to promise that he could skim over the mountaintops between Basra and Tehran without ever topping six thousand feet — an altitude that wouldn't strain the weak hearts in the presidential party.
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We've already searched across continents and from beaches to mountaintops to bring you the site's selection of must-see rentals that double as sanctuaries, redefining the meaning of a dream vacation with the help of llamas, horses, goats, potbelly pigs, and more.
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For its part, the coal industry pushed Congress to reverse the Stream Buffer Rule, also drafted by the Interior Department, that prevented mining companies from cutting off mountaintops in search of coal and other commodities, then dumping the remaining debris into nearby valleys.
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Welcome to the year of the plastic menace, a nonstop flow of terrible news about how the ocean and its organisms are choking on macroplastic, while microplastic particles—bits less than 5 millimeters long—are wafting their way to supposedly pristine mountaintops in Europe.
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PAMPLONA, Colombia — The walking began before dawn: before the clouds broke against the mountaintops, before the trucks took over the highway, even before anyone in the town woke up to check the vacant lot where scores of Venezuelan refugees had been huddling through the night.
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Whether or not elected leaders enjoy soaring over mountaintops or diving into the deep blue sea in IMAX grandeur, surely they take seriously their commitment to our children's education and their fiscal responsibility to ensure that that taxpayer money is not squandered on an ill-planned restaurant.
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Along the way, he has built a reputation for taking high achievers whose standards of success are surpassed only by their fears of failing, and shepherding them with great enthusiasm to the mountaintops of their ambitions, be it qualifying for the N.C.A.A.s or making an international team.
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Fitness' inherent focus on looks and aesthetics is tailor-made for the photo-sharing platform, where users share "fit-spo" (a portmanteau of "fitness inspiration") adhering to the latest trends: yoga poses on city streets, picture-perfect workout studios, and post-hike stances on top of beautiful mountaintops.
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But in the late 803s, the writer Lillias Campbell Davidson dedicated herself to advocating for women to become literally mobile — to travel alone in carriages and in trains; to embark on long walks and climb mountaintops; and especially, to experience the freedom and thrill of riding a bicycle.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. For over a century this mythology has been attracting people to the place, seducing them into boarding cramped Wizz Air flights (or the pre-plane equivalent) across the continent to chase the promise of bony turrets, charcoal mountaintops and full moons.
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Many of the mujahideen in Panjshir fought against the Taliban in the 1990s, but the oldest I spoke with cut his teeth fighting against the Soviet forces in the 1980s, when Panjshiris left the fertile valley and took to the mountaintops and caves hidden from the helicopters and bombers above.
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When earlier this year Donald Tusk, president of the European Council, spoke of "concrete measures" to extend the single market and a "level playing field", listeners might reasonably have looked forward to a multi-billion-euro infrastructure project to shift French and Italian mountaintops to the low-lying bits around Brussels.
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I make the film and I will stand in front of it and scream to the mountaintops that it is something that can change the conversation with respect to race relations in America, with respect to the systems that exist that are corrupt and that need to be dealt with.
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"The ground is already in shadow, but the height of the plume allows it to reflect sunlight, much like the way mountaintops or clouds on the Earth continue to be lit after the sun has set," Candice Hansen-Koharcheck, the JunoCam lead from the Planetary Science Institute, explained in the SwRI statement.
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Included in those rollbacks were regulations that would have limited the way coal mining companies could dump debris into streams after blowing up mountaintops to gain access to coal deposits, and a requirement for oil, gas and mining companies to disclose payments made to foreign governments in exchange for access to drilling or mining rights.
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This month, Foundrae launches a 15-piece collection of carafes, shakers and tumblers rendered in richly colored glass, from citrine to aquamarine, and engraved with various emblems, many of which relate to the classical elements: Earth is represented with an outline of mountaintops; ether, which Bugdaycay describes as "the element of the spirit," with an image of a circle made up of keys.
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In "A Staggering Exodus: Millions of Venezuelans Are Leaving the Country, on Foot," Nicholas Casey and Jenny Carolina González write: The walking began before dawn: before the clouds broke against the mountaintops, before the trucks took over the highway, even before anyone in the town woke up to check the vacant lot where scores of Venezuelan refugees had been huddling through the night.
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