Guam. Nearby. I said, 'Oh great, nearby, where is nearby?
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Guam. Nearby. I said 'oh great, nearby, where is nearby?
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Guam. Nearby.' I said 'Oh great, nearby, where is nearby?
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The "Nearby" drawer now has two sections: Nearby, and Sightings.
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"Nearby" Pokemon are those which happen to be close to nearby Pokestops.
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They walked away calmly with emergency vehicles nearby and gathered nearby outside a restaurant.
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The nearby fires have had a serious impact on the nearby city of Sydney.
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Nearby sharing lets you easily share websites, photos, or documents to nearby Windows 10 machines.
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Pirates roam the nearby waters to kidnap fishermen for ransom, residents of nearby islands say.
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It once reeked with the effluent from nearby homes and from a nearby bronze foundry.
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The wine entered the municipal sewer system, a nearby creek, and the nearby Russian River.
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Gunfire rang out nearby as we visited a hospital, whose staff confirmed ISIS positions were nearby.
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Facebook users are now able to surface recommendations of nearby places – like "dinner nearby" or "bars nearby," for example – by entering a query in Facebook's search box on the web or mobile.
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"There is danger in nearby communities," Lima told the Thomson Reuters Foundation as security guards stood nearby.
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Stills dumped the ball to a nearby player, who then tossed it again to another nearby player.
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They finally rest their back against a nearby rock, covered by the drifting shadow of a nearby tree.
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Ask for a nearby restaurant, for example, or check up on the opening hours for a nearby pharmacy.
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The intense blast shattered glass of nearby homes and buildings, while a nearby hospital saw an influx of patients.
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Because of that, it's not unusual for a galaxy of that mass to effectively cannibalize other nearby galaxies nearby.
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At nearby corners, four men bearing sandwich boards were trying to attract attention to a nearby fur coat store.
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Nearby, the Paris model and DJ Clara 3000 dropped '90s beats from her decks on a nearby music stage.
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Under the hood, Monzo's 'Nearby Friends' uses Google Nearby, Google's peer-to-peer networking API that allows apps to "easily discover, connect to, and exchange data with nearby devices in real-time, regardless of network connectivity".
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Jewelbots bracelets can pair up with nearby bracelets and be set to turn a certain color when friends are nearby.
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Others cursed and taunted those riot police who were stationed nearby, and who retreated into the shadows of a nearby footbridge.
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Like most of Trat's guesthouses, Artist's Place sold ferry tickets to the nearby islands, which included transportation to a nearby pier.
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The Hawaii County Civil Defense Agency advised nearby residents to drive with caution as ash made its way across a nearby highway.
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Buying nearby futures contracts while selling futures further forward, bullish traders profit if nearby prices move higher relative to further forward prices.
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Nearby sharing is disabled by default, and you can set it to only receive files from your own devices or everyone nearby.
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Adults should make sure pets finish their medications before a child is nearby, and topical medications should be administered when children aren't nearby.
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One of the few citizens nearby asked me to retrieve their brother, a matryoshka wrapped in green who I was assured was nearby.
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TESS will spend two years scrutinizing the entire sky, watching nearby stars for minute dips in brightness caused by a nearby alien world.
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City officials were working nearby to extend the subway from a nearby station to the city center along a 1.4-kilometer (0.86 mile) route.
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Tap the "nearby" window in the lower right corner of the screen and you'll expand a window full of Pokémon that are located nearby.
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A nearby school was evacuated, along with residents in a half-mile radius, and roads were shut down as nearby and federal authorities responded.
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This is a great option for those who live nearby to a university or community college, or who have friends or family living nearby.
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Like AirDrop, Google&aposs Nearby Sharing would use Bluetooth to connect with other devices and location services to determine which compatible devices are nearby.
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He found another queer high school senior who lived nearby, and they made plans to meet at a coffee shop in nearby Long Beach.
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Two women operating a tortilla street stand nearby explained that a lady had been eating in a nearby taqueria and was killed as she left.
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Thousands of people forced to flee Paradise spent Thanksgiving in warehouses in the nearby city of Chico, or with friends or relatives in nearby towns.
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Besides the "Sightings" portion, which shows nearby Pokémon, the (somewhat illogically named) "Nearby" portion shows Pokémon who have been seen at PokéStops in your vicinity.
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The Tribune reports she was found by officers nearby wearing just a bra and leggings, and that a bloodstained Chicago Cubs shirt was found nearby.
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"We live separated," said Jos Wauters, a civil servant from the nearby city of Affligem, known for its blond beer brewed in a nearby abbey.
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He then hijacked a car, driving it to another nearby junction where he shot a second soldier before continuing on to a nearby Palestinian village.
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After an extensive search led by the F.B.I., their bodies were found on a farm nearby six weeks later, buried nearby under an earthen dam.
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Share Link is designed to help you share files with nearby Android users or a nearby computer, but requires yet more software on the receiving device.
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Everything that Local serves originates nearby, or at least has a Venetian twist, including the chef, Matteo Tagliapietra, who is from the nearby island of Burano.
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Facebook eventually adopted a "nearby friends" feature that alerted you when people you knew were nearby, which brought one of Highlight's core ideas to the masses.
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He has family and homes and responsibilities nearby, including a cancer-stricken father who lives on a breathing machine and is now staying in a nearby hospital.
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Scientists Detect 'Peculiar' Signals From Nearby Star (DW news) to Aliens Could Be Behind 'Peculiar' Radio Signals From Nearby Star (Daily Caller), and so on ad nauseum.
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If you placed a massive object on the trampoline of the universe, it would distort the nearby area around it, causing nearby objects to "gravitate" toward it.
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The growing Oculus offices join nearby Valve, Microsoft's HoloLens and other VR operations nearby to cement Seattle as one of tech's major VR hubs beyond Silicon Valley.
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The house's nearby atelier silk-screens a line of dresses, bags and textiles whose bright, geometric patterns carry over to the store's ceramics made in nearby Vietri.
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Nearby groundcrew can be seen rushing to the spinning catering cart as it spewed loose pallets of beverages and only barely avoided running over a nearby worker.
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Their objective: destroy three German-held bridges to cut off nearby reinforcements from responding to the Allied invasion, then set up a defensive barrier in nearby woods.
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Several people from a nearby neighborhood and some relatives of people who live in the barricaded area gathered at a nearby gas station wait for updates from police.
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Musa Bura, a youth volunteer in nearby Konduga, said most members of the local defense force were on guard at the market and not at the nearby camp.
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The bomb shattered nearby windows, left a crater the size of a boulder, and threw burning pieces of the vehicle into the first floor of a nearby house.
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SJW, based in San Jose, California, provides water to more than one million people in San Jose, California and nearby communities and in Canyon Lake, Texas and nearby communities.
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The group crossed the nearby Tijuana River, where another group of Central Americans would be teargassed later in the day, and made its way to a train crossing nearby.
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The demonstrators were pushed toward the embassy after being dispersed from a nearby commercial zone by police nearby, though it was not immediately clear why they attacked the building.
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But despite the booming disco music nearby, the sirens from nearby roads and the helicopters overhead, Kai's attention rarely wavered from the avian action taking place in the foliage.
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In walked a gravedigger from the nearby Green-Wood Cemetery, and soon after, Giovanni Lanzo, the cheery owner of nearby Luigi's pizza, still in his flour-dusted baker's whites.
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Share files with nearby computersScreenshot: GizmodoOne of the coolest features in macOS and iOS is AirDrop, which lets you quickly share files with nearby laptops and phones over the air.
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A nearby Food 4 Less is teeming with young families, mostly Latino, and the nearby bar Joe Jost's boasts the usual number of older folks having a late afternoon beer.
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Now anyone passing by will be able to see it (a map shows nearby creations) and who made it, give it a like and maybe draw some complementary work nearby.
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According to the Buddes, there are plenty of public restrooms in the nearby park, but the jogger has opted instead to drop deuces outside their residence or in nearby backyards.
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Owners of WiFi networks can track what devices are nearby even if those devices don't sign onto the network, just like a smartphone can detect nearby networks without signing on.
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The massive depressions have drained the pond, pulled water out of another one nearby and forced the evacuation of eight nearby homes, with some overlapping and intersecting to become larger.
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During a walk, users can see how far they walked and how many calories they burned, and see what Pokémon are nearby, and then are alerted when a Pokémon appears nearby.
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Specifically, he offered up this plan, emphasis mine: Just like the Amish live nearby, peacefully, in the past - imagine a society of Inverse Amish that lives nearby, peacefully, in the future.
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In addition to relocating current guests to nearby hotels, Sheraton is also reaching out to guests with upcoming reservations "to assist in directing them to other nearby hotels," according to Peduzzi.
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In addition to finding nearby restaurants, the app's homescreen can direct you to other recommended lists – like quick bites nearby, best Italian in your city, or best wine lists, for example.
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A decade earlier, McAlister had responded to a murder in a nearby town; a couple had been killed in their home by the woman's former boyfriend, as her children cowered nearby.
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If lots of people are posting about the situation nearby, Facebook Safety Check is automatically triggered, urging these users to mark themselves safe and ask nearby friends to do the same.
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Nearby, police fired tear gas at more than a hundred Tshisekedi supporters from his Union for Democracy and Social Progress Party (UDSP) as a nearby vehicle burned, a Reuters witness said.
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In fact, hedge funds tend to focus disproportionately on nearby contracts, where liquidity and turnover is greatest, so the impact of hedge fund selling on nearby months will have been magnified.
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A new couple moved in nearby — Deborah and Tim.
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She could also keep her horse — named Mouse — nearby.
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Another whimsical feature — an indoor swing — was hanging nearby.
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It is in nearby Hudson Heights, not Fort George.
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They looked southeast — and up — to nearby Bernal Heights.
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Instead, they can use more insidious means to leak information to nearby computers—often to malware on a nearby smartphone, or another infected computer on the other side of the air gap.
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The blaze was likely caused by a tree branch that broke off from high winds and landed on nearby power lines, sparking and igniting nearby brush, the Los Angeles Fire Department said.
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Commanders of the forces, who are mainly from the nearby port city of Misrata, say remaining Islamic State fighters are in an area around Sirte's Ouagadougou conference complex and a nearby hospital.
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In it, Burgher prepares a canvas by hanging it in his studio, with a spectrum of colored pencils nearby and the E-40's song "Beastin'" playing loudly on a nearby boombox.
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The mother, who was 6 months pregnant at the time, was tending to cows in a nearby barn and Ted, a milkman, had driven to a nearby dairy farm to pick up milk.
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If you use the nearby terminal to send a tiny remote control car into it and solve a little maze, you can turn on the power to the nearby building and grab another.
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Wichita State coach Gregg Marshall, who is from nearby Greenwood, S.C., and is former head coach at nearby Winthrop, won his 500th career game last week in the Shockers' NIT opener at Furman.
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The tribe wants more stringent rules to ensure that nearby mines don't pollute its water supply with waste runoff and that a nearby coal-fired power plant has the proper air pollution controls.
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After the starch in the mash converted to sugar—a phenomenon that attracted every nearby wasp, bee, and thing with a stinger—the liquid was drained and transferred to a nearby copper kettle.
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A nearby Two Boots pizza franchise named a cauliflower-topped pizza after Arturo Ui and, as it happens, Sebastian Brecht, 53, a grandson of the playwright, is opening a handmade chocolate shop nearby.
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"There's lots of jobs in the town nearby or other businesses nearby that's just going to be very attractive for them to go somewhere else and not work on farms," Mr. Stup said.
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I was embedded one afternoon with a unit that was trying to take out nearby Islamic State fighters, so nearby that airstrikes, called in by Iraqi forces, were uncomfortably close to our position.
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It's now spread to 24 countries nearby, according to WHO.
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They hadn't left the dock when the nearby boat capsized.
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Its lights and sound are controlled by a nearby beehive.
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The injured boy was then driven to nearby Butte, Alaska.
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She had called 911 to report a possible crime nearby.
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Police are helping manage the massive influx of traffic nearby.
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Nearby warehouses are attracting partygoers to music and art events.
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No fires nearby and a safe environment for her child.
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About 15 minutes later, a young woman was attacked nearby.
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Some hatchlings were discovered floating in a nearby swimming pool.
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I head to a nearby salon for my monthly Brazilian.
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It's awesome to have all this great, inexpensive recreation nearby!
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Water cannons and armoured police vehicles waited nearby the park.
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Two nearby airports were briefly closed but had since reopened.
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It's likely ash will fall in nearby towns, officials said.
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Nearby Baton Rouge received "only" a little over 19 inches.
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The blaze was so intense it melted a nearby car.
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Journalists witnessed the demolition of three tunnels and nearby buildings.
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Everyone heads to a nearby church to wait for nightfall.
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"I was happy," said Bokhari, who lives in nearby Oakland.
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He was taken to a nearby hospital for an evaluation.
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Observers may have also seen Mercury nearby, USA Today reported.
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The explosion destroyed some nearby houses where people were hiding.
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Some casualties were evacuated by air to nearby Zamboanga city.
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She was in second grade at a nearby private school.
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Tietsort was located the following morning at a nearby hotel.
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Vence then walked to a nearby hospital and was treated.
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The couple sought refuge in a nearby ice cream shop.
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Three police cars from nearby Pleasanton were damaged, officials said.
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Nearby Windsor Castle is one of the monarch's primary residences.
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On Tuesday, Boston Police located Ambrose at Pena's nearby apartment.
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She went to a nearby residence where she called 911.
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The blast affected at least five other nearby buildings. Cmdr.
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To buy influence in nearby largely Muslim countries makes sense.
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She died at a nearby hospital about an hour later.
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One of the shells exploded nearby, covering everyone in dust.
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I spend the night in nearby Las Cruces, feeling frustrated.
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Nearby residents heard yells and informed the local gendarmarie forces.
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His father runs a gold shop in a town nearby.
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Yet the sites aren't without some friends in nearby states.
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That way I could lurk nearby and gauge his reaction.
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The baby was rushed to a nearby hospital, authorities said.
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Authorities earlier ordered evacuations for a campground and nearby subdivisions.
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Nearby was obviously a large quantity, at least a kilo.
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Nearby, the child's father was looking for Elijah, Bulmer added.
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Gametime wants your photos and quick summaries of what's nearby.
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A second truck exploded nearby 15 minutes later, Ibrahim said.
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A small concrete block nearby also was stained with blood.
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Nearby, tourists sought a better view of the whole thing.
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Nearby are the headquarters of the Italian national broadcaster RAI.
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Somewhere nearby white doves are being released from their cages.
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" You don't shout back, "HELLO, I FOUND TWO RESTROOMS NEARBY!
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It's scheduled to make a nearby approach on December 16th.
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Lena and Michael, who both live nearby, visit Lake Bärwalder.
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For herbivores, he used cow urine from a nearby farm.
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Having more speakers nearby means Alexa can hear you better.
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She will be buried in the nearby city of Hayward.
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Several more people were killed at the nearby Linwood mosque.
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Powell was taken to a nearby hospital after being found.
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Soldiers stood guard nearby and others were posted on rooftops.
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The nearby state of Kentucky, which McConnell represents, has not.
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Is there a LGBTQ center in your city or nearby?
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Summer Lee, who represents nearby Braddock, Pennsylvania, told BuzzFeed News.
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You can also invite all nearby Snapchat users to participate.
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Nearby, the town square is abuzz with Friday evening life.
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The shooting has elicited a response from nearby police agencies.
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Nearby factory workers have been evacuated, according to local reports.
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Fire trucks were parked nearby with their emergency lights flashing.
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He also cited museums in Vienna and nearby St. Poelten.
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Nearby, a woman is tearing up sheets to make more.
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Roman would pull up nearby, sometimes in a white minivan.
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Perez and Tollison were pronounced dead at a nearby hospital.
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A nearby African nation is expected to offer him refuge.
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So called control rats were raised nearby without radiation exposure.
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Afterward, we get dinner and drinks at a nearby brewery.
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Nearby, they can also watch fossils being cleaned and studied.
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Fire trucks were parked nearby with their emergency lights flashing.
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The ant departs its nest and climbs a nearby plant.
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The nearby Dior and Chanel stores had their windows shattered.
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Afterward, many of the residents assembled at a nearby sorority.
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Nearby homes are flooded once the river hits 17 feet.
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Despite the beauty of the nearby park, I felt unmoored.
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Cuevas's was recovered the next day behind a nearby house.
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As a result, nearby towns like Brentwood became immigrant enclaves.
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Civilians are transported to nearby refugee camps by the SDF.
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Geena Davis watched the scene approvingly from a nearby table.
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Scott Doucet of the ICRC was overseeing the handouts nearby.
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Nearby, students can grab coffee at the campus espresso bar.
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Nearby were her fellow nominees Brie Larson and Alicia Vikander.
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Also nearby are several doors, grown rickety from serial slamming.
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A forensic tent has been erected on nearby Southampton Row.
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That led to a second trial, held in nearby Providence.
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A woman and her date stood nearby, also locked out.
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Many were accused of dumping chemicals directly into nearby rivers.
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They have plenty of family members nearby in Kensington Palace.
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Part of the reason is that cannabis is produced nearby.
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Nearby Dessau is setting up a similar arrangement with China.
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The car then flipped and landed in a nearby ditch.
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They can, however, hop on buses bound for nearby countries.
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On a nearby shelf, there is a pink ceramic penis.
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On this past St. Patrick's Day, shots rang out nearby.
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The company believes the problem started with a nearby pipeline.
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She said she then called a nearby friend for help.
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Authorities say the blaze has spread to a nearby outbuilding.
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At a grocery store in nearby Redondo Beach on Dec.
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Nearby is a cooling pond that holds infamous giant catfish.
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The woman rushed to a nearby house and called 911.
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President Tayyip Erdogan visited the wounded in a nearby hospital.
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Video then shows a nearby officer push another boy back.
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Just nearby is a replica of the Taipei 101 skyscraper.
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A helicopter then took the boy to a nearby hospital.
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Shops, cafes and a housing project have sprung up nearby.
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Monday, where they found Jagger unresponsive in the pool nearby.
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The USS Nitze and the USS Ponce were sailing nearby.
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I walk to a nearby clinic and am prescribed antibiotics.
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They had to siphon power from a nearby car scrapyard.
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They also broke windows at the nearby Ministry of Justice.
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Kenneth had parked nearby and then walked to Dana's house.
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The app could even try surfacing nearby businesses or discounts.
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Black smoke covered the skies nearby as the clashes continued.
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Four serious cases were sent for treatment to nearby Chittagong.
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You can also quickly search for points of interest nearby.
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Police recently found a suicide vest at a nearby checkpoint.
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He said the Pagourtzises are members of a nearby parish.
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The Republic of Congo and Central African Republic are nearby.
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A nearby video installation demonstrates how Blas composed the manifesto.
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The nearby University of Notre Dame is a big employer.
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You can book excursions to nearby waterfalls through the resort.
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She was transported to a nearby hospital where she died.
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The bombing caused a crude spillage into a nearby river.
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A maroon umbrella with the Lotte logo was found nearby.
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Nearby forces have been deployed to find the downed helicopter.
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Brooklyn Beckham is making sure his siblings are always nearby.
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Fire crews were quickly called in for support from nearby.
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Luckily, he was in town and happens to live nearby.
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Its launches can be watched from a nearby sandy beach.
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Patients have told him they heard helicopters dropping bombs nearby.
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That exact composition was traced to a specific meteorite nearby.
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All of the injured were taken to a nearby hospital.
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Two hours later, they left together for a nearby bar.
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Canadiens goalie Mike Condon grew up in nearby Holliston, Mass.
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They could either be based in Mali or nearby nations.
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Nearby, a guestbook in a small kiosk invites written reflections.
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Afterward he broke into a nearby home, bludgeoning another woman.
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I grab lunch from a nearby Japanese place with coworkers.
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He said Malian troops retreated to nearby Diabaly to regroup.
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But inside a nearby house, the residents couldn't care less.
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Soon, she says, a fireball struck a nearby palm tree.
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It'll even find you nearby gas stations and rest stops.
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"Are you kidding?" says his wife, Giannina Facio, standing nearby.
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Nearby noodle restaurants that once fed its staff were shuttered.
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Ivanka Trump and fam are moving nearby to a rental.
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Children at a nearby kindergarten were also hurt, media said.
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Nearby homes can burst into flames with high enough temperatures.
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Her mate, Oliver, can be seen in a nearby pen.
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The suspect eventually crashing onto a nearby island, killing himself.
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Nine others were injured and transferred to a nearby hospital.
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He exited his vehicle and ran to a nearby home.
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Nearby on the lawn stands a monument to Confederate veterans.
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Nearby, a man on a motorbike detonates his suicide vest.
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Nobody had ever requested footage from the train station nearby.
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No more scrounging on the app to find one nearby.
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A nearby town that probably has some kids in it?
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A woman jumped in to help at a nearby intersection.
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Nearby, sexy Christmas boxers sold themselves for 60 percent off.
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Some British and French warships are nearby in the region.
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Denson was spotted walking nearby and was taken into custody.
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A nearby smart speaker voice assistant knows the answer immediately.
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Mehmet, the factory's Willly Wonka, lurks on a nearby corner.
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British police also searched an address in nearby East Ham.
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The resulting explosion was audible from the nearby fire station.
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She popped out into a ravine and they landed nearby.
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This was "Deliverance" country; the 1972 film was shot nearby.
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A woman nearby approached, judging, ready to call the cops.
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Women pay a small fee to use a nearby toilet.
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It takes less time to get to the nearby villages.
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The lights of nearby Radio City Music Hall were dark.
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The research is done at the university in nearby Corvallis.
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Henrie was immediately detained and taken to a nearby station.
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Nearby fields are full of sunflower seeds, avocados and tangerines.
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The injured, including children, were driven off to nearby hospitals.
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But the fence also prevents trade with nearby Syrian towns.
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Spend all the money you saved at the bars nearby.
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Under nearby trees, they jam the stuff into their veins.
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A week later, he encountered another at a nearby McDonald's.
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But ,lo and behold, thank goodness, there was one nearby.
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The North's mineral exports are targeted at nearby Chinese provinces.
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The ambulance just took Debbie to a nearby emergency room.
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But the English are still nearby, and they are annoyed.
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Since then, they've fled in droves to nearby aid camps.
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He was taken to a nearby hospital for psychological testing.
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Her three (also massive) piglets roamed on the sidewalk nearby.
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The biggest response came from the Muslims of nearby areas.
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Two people were detained in the nearby town of Addis.
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Her body was found with gunshot wounds nearby her home.
|
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JPP and his passenger were transported to a nearby hospital.
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"They say it's something about carbonation," a student nearby explains.
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An especially loud can of beer disturbs nearby forest animals.
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Two others were injured and taken to a nearby hospital.
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Potential passengers can view nearby offers and reserve a seat.
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" A nearby goose honked, and Charlotte said, "Where are you?
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When possible, it will transfer store associates to nearby locations.
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That night, Houthi missiles launched nearby rattled the fragile structures.
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Bob can read the interference pattern on nearby photon detectors.
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Officials previously said he worked at a nearby VA hospital.
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One of their alleged victims, the professor, was found nearby.
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I'm constantly fumbling around trying to find a charger nearby.
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The toddler died soon after arriving at a nearby hospital.
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My head is bouncing away into a nearby parking lot.
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Authorities questioned Hall, who allegedly had set up camp nearby.
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They can turn it on in the Nearby Friends bookmark.
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The force of the blast damaged stores and cars nearby.
|
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The rebels said they were aiming at a tank nearby.
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A manufacturing plant, plus data center and office building nearby.
|
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Yet fear travelled like a virus, infecting another nearby bank.
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The nearby areas have also seen their share of sprawl.
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"Yeah, you're going to need it," someone nearby said, sympathetically.
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Promised Land, a vintage store, opened five months ago nearby.
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Nearby, a creek flowed toward one of the endangered streams.
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A nearby detached building has four bedrooms and two bathrooms.
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Parents reunited with their children in a nearby park, above.
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Nearby, we found a center to customize shirts and jerseys.
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There were similar turnout rates in nearby Wisconsin and Missouri.
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One unconscious person was admitted to nearby Adena Medical Center.
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He lists small towns to visit nearby, archeological sites, ruins.
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Vegetation, birds, and insects can all mean nearby water sources.
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He said the attacker then went into another nearby restaurant.
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We also found a bunch of lanterns on sale nearby ...
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The team is now being treated at a nearby hospital.
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When I come to, I'm in a nearby space station.
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The company leases another site nearby called Launch Complex 39A.
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Some say Stonehenge is better viewed from the nearby highway.
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Suddenly, other women buried nearby pop up to chime in.
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Instead, county officials had established a new memorial cemetery nearby.
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At night, they screamed in fear when bombs struck nearby.
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The only thing in sight was a tourists vessel nearby.
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Over the years, Heffley, a senior from nearby Rogers, Ark.
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According to the Airbnb host, there's plenty to do nearby.
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"You can't get water anywhere," nearby, River said, tearing up.
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They argued, and she called her father, who lives nearby.
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In nearby Spanish Town, 75% of the homes were damaged.
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Lawmakers in nearby Rhode Island are contemplating a similar measure.
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For Tatooine scenes, they biked over to a nearby sandpit.
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Such a massive explosion could kill hundreds of people nearby.
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"Did he fall?" the medics ask a woman standing nearby.
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Police found his car parked at a nearby gas station.
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She tossed the plastic dish into a nearby garbage can.
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Nearby, a man's turquoise hair dye dripped down his neck.
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Nearby, one shaggy golden retriever was attempting to mount another.
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The girls' bodies were found in two oil tanks nearby.
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Nearby, a dog was eating the corpse of a militant.
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Gunfire from a pickup nearby shattered her driver's side window.
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But TransCanada said the incident did not endanger anyone nearby.
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He trained nearby and began by winning 232 straight bouts.
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A police officer kept vigil nearby, sadly shaking his head.
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Nearby was a huge selection of frozen and refrigerated meat.
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An evacuation order issued, then rescinded, for a nearby village.
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Nearby, we found a huge section of cakes and cupcakes.
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A nearby resident's outdoor camera recorded footage of the blast.
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Nearby towns have begun negotiating better deals with warehouse developers.
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The President took umbrage during an appearance nearby on Thursday.
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Interestingly, we found a large selection of Billabong merchandise nearby.
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An earthquake with a magnitude of 6.1struck nearby on Sunday.
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Fortunately, we found ourselves a bench in a nearby churchyard.
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Concur, owned by German software giant SAP, is also nearby.
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Paramedics took 19 people to nearby hospitals, including the driver.
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Neither speaker can book a table for a restaurant nearby.
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The suspect fled in a car to his home nearby.
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Additionally Facebook is investing in nearby Highway 101, Tenanes wrote.
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He grew up in the nearby suburb of Evanston, Ill.
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Katie was found in a nearby neighborhood on September 15.
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For senior year, they transferred to nearby Arcadia High School.
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From a burning barn, nearby, gallops a horse on fire.
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Then vacation nearby in Nantucket, Massachusetts, for a similar price.
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Jackson fled, while Caughman staggered to a nearby police substation.
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An unexploded, seemingly homemade bomb was found nearby hours later.
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A nearby casino was serving as an animal evacuation center.
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Prosecutors said he strangled Etan and dumped his body nearby.
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Take your subject somewhere quiet and try to stand nearby.
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Some of the nearby buildings had been reduced to rubble.
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Others attended a second vigil at a nearby Methodist church.
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He worked with a nearby pharmacy that carries CBD oil.
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We walk to a luxury department store nearby called Printemps.
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Hathaway even offered to help people find voting polls nearby.
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A professor from the nearby university who taught medical sciences?
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Rescue workers took the dead and wounded to nearby hospitals.
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Nearby is the Ridgewood branch of the Queens Library system.
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We usually fire handguns or pistols at a range nearby.
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Listen, we're staying at the Mandarin [a nearby D.C. Hotel].
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More riots, killings and arson attacks follow in nearby towns.
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I also frequent a nearby truck parts shop called Miyaji.
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Example of an earthquake (the star) and data points nearby.
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On the way home I pass through a nearby village.
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A blur of red streaks over from a nearby road.
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Luckily, a slightly inebriated Brooke was nearby to help her.
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And another crowd has gathered up nearby, protesting the protestors.
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In nearby Pirinjimulai village, Rani faces an even tougher situation.
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Honoring the nearby villages was a focus of the design.
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Winnie is a tool for finding daycares and preschools nearby.
|
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Those two then rushed to Kasinskas' home, which was nearby.
|
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A vehicle was also seen in a parking lot nearby.
|
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Goats protected the Ronald Reagan Library from a nearby fire
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A few minutes later, Aerin Lauder, sitting nearby, pledged $25,000.
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Police vehicles blocked nearby roads and police helicopters circled overhead.
|
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Indie Christian music blasted from a white capsule speaker nearby.
|
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If you love animals, volunteer at a nearby animal shelter.
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Many residents spent the night in a nearby sports center.
|
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The victim was in stable condition at a nearby hospital.
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Svensson wanted to show them the nearby beaches, the restaurants.
|
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A cruise ship housing government relief workers was docked nearby.
|
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Also nearby is Yale's memorial to alumni killed in wars.
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So she drove to another Baptist church in nearby Stockdale.
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Nearby, a chipmunk was crouching motionless under a fallen tree.
|
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We walk to a nearby cafe to finish our conversation.
|
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Slide sandals emblazoned with the words "Frigid Whore" sat nearby.
|
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They would drive downtown and find a parking spot nearby.
|
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He had no nearby friends or family to stay with.
|
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Chinese managers oversaw the till while Cambodian prostitutes napped nearby.
|
|
Nearby, hundreds of labor activists rallied and waved #MeToo signs.
|
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When the villagers requested assistance, the nearby military post refused.
|
|
Nancy was apprehended in nearby Monroeville around 8 p.m. Saturday.
|
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His head was bloodied, and empty cartridges were scattered nearby.
|
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The sign nearby said the hole was 43 yards away.
|
|
Last year, a new apartment tower started going up nearby.
|
|
Nearby is a dock where fans motor up wearing swimsuits.
|
|
Bicycles and guest passes to a nearby gym are available.
|
|
Other Essex Crossing rentals are nearby, and more are coming.
|
|
Nearby, Mr. Smith saw an arm push through a window.
|
|
Most of the homeowners worked in the nearby auto factories.
|
|
Here's why the art stayed put when fire raged nearby.
|
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Nearby, it even boasts Haiti's first and only surf club.
|
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He returned to choir rehearsals and walked to nearby shops.
|
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On a nearby wall hangs the couple's collection of surfboards.
|
|
Anne Jolly, the rector of nearby Saint Gregory's Episcopal Church.
|
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She was transferred to the nearby PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center.
|
|
Nearby stood the observatories, all of them closed to visitors.
|
|
She told me that she worked at a nearby church.
|
|
A couple in a car nearby saw me turn back.
|
|
She grabbed a nearby railing, screaming that she was pregnant.
|
|
Nearby, a few parking lots were filling with brownish water.
|
|
Border Patrol agents bought the medicine from a nearby pharmacy.
|
|
The influx of jobs and cash transformed the nearby village.
|
|
Three others were taken to nearby hospitals, the police said.
|
|
He dined with Trump aides at the nearby Bombay Club.
|
|
He has been living there and working nearby ever since.
|
|
"After a Hurricane Comes a Rainbow," says another sign nearby.
|
|
Nearby Montgomery boasts the World's Largest Brick Made of Bricks.
|
|
Nearly every major nearby power opposes the vote, except Israel.
|
|
Video from a nearby surveillance camera told a different story.
|
|
The same could not be said in other nearby districts.
|
|
Nearby, the Audubon Center will honor the wild and free.
|
|
A black man standing nearby turned and looked at me.
|
|
In Densetown nearby, there are some 32,000 trees per acre.
|
|
He envisions floating museums and factories shared by nearby cities.
|
|
People nearby quickly ripped the flag out of his hands.
|
|
Northwell is moving patients to larger hospitals nearby, he said.
|
|
They have moved in with his brother in nearby Methuen.
|
|
During changeovers, she left her seat and paced nervously nearby.
|
|
One house nearby spontaneously erupted in flames from stray embers.
|
|
Keep it nearby, through whatever troubles the long winter brings.
|
|
There's a restaurant nearby called Pig Heaven, which they love.
|
|
He named it for a nearby entrance to Central Park.
|
|
A second tornado was later confirmed in nearby Putnam County.
|
|
She could see another woman nearby walking toward the hospital.
|
|
Nearby fans overheard the antics and returned their own barks.
|
|
Newman was on the driveway of a different home nearby.
|
|
She escapes the slaughter by hiding in a nearby forest.
|
|
"We're looking and hope to relocate nearby," Lisa Mansour said.
|
|
Kim, who was working on a laptop nearby, chimed in.
|
|
A mosque in nearby Columbia was burned to the ground.
|
|
Six tenderfoot crew members stood sweating in the shadows nearby.
|
|
"Maybe it's an inconvenience for neighbors living nearby," she said.
|
|
"We'll usually go to a nearby Denny's," Mr. Winters said.
|
|
A demonstration in nearby Tyumen attracted similar numbers, Interfax reported.
|
|
It was unclear whether she died in Munich or nearby.
|
|
Nearby are a bedroom and a bathroom with a shower.
|
|
And 1912 people are dead, including two on nearby Bali.
|
|
Explosive devices were also found on the campus and nearby.
|
|
Nearby, Yaram Sène, 20, said leaving was on everybody's mind.
|
|
Windows of some of the nearby homes were blown out.
|
|
Iraq forces found a truck rigged with several rockets nearby.
|
|
A warehouse space in nearby Hamden holds 26,000 more volumes.
|
|
Other brands, like Snickers, Dreyers, and Breyers, are stocked nearby.
|
|
The air and nearby rivers are heavily polluted, he found.
|
|
He was taken to Aventura Hospital in nearby Aventura, Fla.
|
|
The other two assailants struck outside a historic cave nearby.
|
|
Daniel Sandham of St. John the Evangelist, a nearby church.
|
|
You can pitch a tent or park your camper nearby.
|
|
"I always keep wood, clay and steel nearby," she said.
|
|
He pointed to a man sleeping on the sidewalk nearby.
|
|
Look in the shadows cast from nearby trees, she said.
|
|
At the saltworks nearby, colonial police attacked Gandhi's nonviolent followers.
|
|
Several nearby streets were closed as police vehicles gathered outside.
|
|
Still, the group has reported dead fish in nearby rivers.
|
|
Soft pretzels were also on hand, with dipping sauces nearby.
|
|
It is in Sauk County, not in nearby Adams County.
|
|
Children who are old enough attend school in nearby villages.
|
|
Soon after the dentists opened a separate dental school nearby.
|
|
That will join the 22 miles of existing nearby fencing.
|
|
Few, if any, of the nearby poor were employed there.
|
|
The situation is even more desperate in nearby rural areas.
|
|
A second airstrike hit a nearby military workshop, he said.
|
|
So, it's possible we could see Nearby Sharing unveiled soon.
|
|
There's not a whole lot nearby Tubkaak Krabi Boutique Resort.
|
|
Jaiden was taken to a nearby hospital, where he died.
|
|
Having grown up nearby, Constable Wheatley wanted to patrol Burnley.
|
|
She showers in a nearby communal bathroom with individual stalls.
|
|
Several bus options link Frisco and Dillon to nearby resorts.
|
|
"It's a cool idea just to be nearby," she said.
|
|
Employees will be relocated to nearby facilities during the construction.
|
|
The shots were likely aimed at nearby rivals, he said.
|
|
I sat nearby with my translator, and nobody said anything.
|
|
The prisoners were being held at the nearby Tharrawaddy Prison.
|
|
He recommended I talk with Iconeek, a new company nearby.
|
|
Or head to the Utah Olympic Oval in nearby Kearns.
|
|
Villagers from nearby poured into town once the gunfire stopped.
|
|
In nearby Panama City Beach, a Waffle House actually closed.
|
|
The clergy retreated to a "safe house" — a restaurant nearby.
|
|
A nearby building owned by a Hindu was still smoldering.
|
|
They are expected to be moved to a nearby cemetery.
|
|
Four more were found in the nearby Des Plaines River.
|
|
Nearby, David Whitesell held up a smartphone, filming the game.
|
|
Sinhalese arrived by the busload, fanning out to nearby towns.
|
|
"I'm overjoyed," added Cuomo, who grew up in nearby Queens.
|
|
Jay A. Keeven, the police chief in nearby Edwardsville, Ill.
|
|
Nearby a mural begs the United Nations to rescue Iraqis.
|
|
His first journalism job was at the nearby Madera Tribune.
|
|
There was one sales lady at a nearby clothing store.
|
|
The most alluring spot nearby is the beach, of course.
|
|
The nearby A.S. Fine Foods has catering and takeout service.
|
|
An icon of St. George, his patron saint, hung nearby.
|
|
It then made a second landfall nearby three hours later.
|
|
Brian McQuiggin, a pastor from nearby Clifton, Texas, jumps in.
|
|
As construction gathers steam, nearby communities are starting to rumble.
|
|
Now, Il Buco Vita has a new permanent home nearby.
|
|
The nearby state school has just a few dozen students.
|
|
There's a Goodwill nearby, and we decide to wander around.
|
|
Now, Kosmos 2542 is nearby USA 245 all the time.
|
|
A pair of blue jeans hung off a nearby fence.
|
|
GoodRx shows the cash price of drugs at nearby pharmacies.
|
|
Then we all walk to Short Stories, a bar nearby.
|
|
Mr. Edwardes studied law at Rhodes University in nearby Grahamstown.
|
|
The Escalade can guide you to a nearby parking garage.
|
|
Nearby are numerous other beaches, along with shops and restaurants.
|
|
The job requires Cassidy to carry diamonds to nearby stores.
|
|
Nearby, I spotted this poster displaying suggested stretches for drivers.
|
|
Still, water filled streets in East Boston and nearby towns.
|
|
We somehow arrived early and checked into a nearby hotel.
|
|
Nearby are a pair of large silver fountains and basins.
|
|
At least you'll always have someone nearby to borrow eggs.
|
|
Local merchants sell cheese from nearby farms and traditional charcuterie.
|
|
We park at a nearby church and walk to class.
|
|
Mason stood nearby, eying the crowd as they filed out.
|
|
Nearby, a Golf Channel crew swung its cameras into place.
|
|
Former President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad also sat nearby, as did Gen.
|
|
Having a large pool of buyers nearby makes everything easier.
|
|
About 100 people were earlier feared to have been nearby.
|
|
Mr. Bartlett's parents had a home in nearby Hobe, Fla.
|
|
First, he washed its gnarled roots in a nearby river.
|
|
All of the wounded were taken to three nearby hospitals.
|
|
At a nearby dirt airfield, they boarded two small planes.
|
|
Witnesses said the police had earlier picked him up nearby.
|
|
Her body was found shortly afterward on the roadside nearby.
|
|
Some of them had husbands who worked in mines nearby.
|
|
My parents had a small nearby home with a field.
|
|
All three were taken to a nearby hospital for treatment.
|
|
Gavin Newsom of California each own a valuable vineyard nearby.
|
|
She is also building another home in a nearby town.
|
|
The lodge had set them up with a cabin nearby.
|
|
Downloads are easy, but some will require your phone nearby.
|
|
Contrast that with another men's designer, Martine Rose, showing nearby.
|
|
The sound of bombs nearby woke me up shortly after.
|
|
The victim was taken to a nearby hospital for treatment.
|
|
An older brother lay silently nearby, his guts coming out.
|
|
Som, sitting nearby, said she vomited after drinking the water.
|
|
In nearby Loomis, residents saw nearly 9 inches of rain.
|
|
There's a hospital nearby, a big shopping mall and schools.
|
|
From the blast site, a field of palmettos stretches nearby.
|
|
Two other nearby officers were then able to arrest Archer.
|
|
Nearby, a group of sea lions lazed on a buoy.
|
|
After the foreclosure, Gehrig's parents moved to nearby Mount Vernon.
|
|
The Palestinian village of Beitin sits on a nearby hill.
|
|
It looks like they've found one -- at a nearby synagogue.
|
|
Earlier in the month, a mosque in nearby Davis, Calif.
|
|
There were no employees nearby during the incident, Wilkerson said.
|
|
As they toiled, smoke spewed over nearby villages and farms.
|
|
That means everyone nearby will know exactly what you're doing.
|
|
Nearby April futures ended down 2.250 cents at 113.750 cents.
|
|
"For Zaheer, that's bedtime," another fencer, Jessica, interjected from nearby.
|
|
She was repeatedly taken to a nearby hospital for examination.
|
|
The snow was created using ice from a nearby rink.
|
|
They found only a field, but mines still operated nearby.
|
|
Sleepy armed men who belonged to unidentified militias lounged nearby.
|
|
Rick Ngo, a surgeon, paddled over from a nearby subdivision.
|
|
Guests have included young people from a nearby housing project.
|
|
Workers there will be transferred to a nearby transmission plant.
|
|
A few days later, a nearby middle school was closed.
|
|
Calls summoning firefighters to put out fires at nearby properties.
|
|
Authorities arrested suspected shooter Nikolas Cruz in a nearby neighborhood.
|
|
The assailant died immediately, and no one nearby was injured.
|
|
Since then, several more have popped up at nearby locations.
|
|
Incoming flights were diverted to nearby Charles de Gaulle Airport.
|
|
As police stood stationed nearby, continuing to surround the campus.
|
|
Earlier, about 212 people were feared to have been nearby.
|
|
Shortly thereafter, a political carbon copy appeared in nearby Philadelphia.
|
|
"We're trying to do more with nearby communities," said Philp.
|
|
Huntley says he relocated the snake nearby, per local law.
|
|
She went to church every Sunday, at Berean Baptist nearby.
|
|
Her husband, Jorge Romero, works in the cow pastures nearby.
|
|
One reason might be novelty — for themselves or nearby females.
|
|
Market stalls nearby offered dahs, Burmese knives like small sickles.
|
|
GoodRx shows the cash price of drugs at nearby pharmacies.
|
|
"No entry," said a man standing outside a nearby workshop.
|
|
The meat is transported by bicycle from the nearby kitchen.
|
|
At a nearby soccer field, helicopters rushed in and out.
|
|
At those moments, he often exploded at whoever was nearby.
|
|
Music blasted loudly in Spanish from a nearby stereo store.
|
|
Four hours later, Kavakalan passed away in a nearby hospital.
|
|
But the rising property values of nearby lots attracted investors.
|
|
The workers were coming from some of the farms nearby.
|
|
From a nearby vein, he is meanwhile draining the blood.
|
|
"I'm feeling hurt," said Dorothy Bush, who also lives nearby.
|
|
Soldiers at a nearby army outpost arrived to provide support.
|
|
He kept her from seeing her family, who lived nearby.
|
|
But the Downtown Development Authority in nearby Bay City, Mich.
|
|
The third was a nearby supermarket that lacks a pharmacy.
|
|
What, is death over and sitting in a seat nearby?
|
|
An ambulance came and took her to a nearby hospital.
|
|
Our sources say she was airlifted to a nearby hospital.
|
|
In nearby Rockland County, 193 people have caught the virus.
|
|
Nearby golf courses, meanwhile, have seen an uptick in business.
|
|
Hedge fund buying is therefore lifting the price of nearby contracts and accelerating the shift into backwardation (just as fund selling depressed nearby contracts and accelerated the shift to contango in the fourth quarter).
|
|
I was able to make out the details of nearby trees as well as another nearby drone when using the new FPV goggles in "audience mode" (with a more capable pilot at the sticks).
|
|
Will sponsoring a raid cause fewer raids nearby (to maximize visibility of the sponsored spot), or will more of them pop up nearby to hook groups looking to do multiple raids in one swoop?
|
|
Fabrication halls the size of several soccer pitches have been built nearby, and work appears to be continuing on a floodable basin, possibly to float the finished hull into the nearby Yangtze River estuary.
|
|
Similarly, drinks and meals aren't cheap, but they're vastly superior to any of the overpriced tourist spots nearby, which is the same argument I'd make for this hotel over a no-frills chain nearby.
|
|
The Walker administration had exempted Foxconn from Wisconsin's usual environmental rules, allowing the new factory to discharge materials into nearby wetlands and draw as much as 7 million gallons a day from nearby Lake Michigan.
|
|
In the nearby Sandy Grove Baptist Church Cemetery, broken headstones, some more than a century old, floated across the burial ground when the nearby Lumber River and its tributaries crested, historically, during Matthew's torrential rains.
|
|
On July 1, police published a statement condemning the pre-dawn blocking of roads near the legislature, saying "some protesters stole iron poles and bricks from nearby construction site and guard rails from nearby roads".
|
|
The structure of the real world, the types of motion that the phone might make, the other people nearby, the types of objects or sounds nearby, all now play a part in AR product design.
|
|
When Pokémon Go launched in early July, it had an incredibly simple but functional tracking system in which nearby Pokémon would be displayed in the nearby section with a number of footprints underneath their picture.
|
|
"We immediately took cover in a house nearby, and after the bandits were done with their killing spree they moved to a nearby village," he said, adding he counted 12 bodies in his village alone.
|
|
Flames from the blast tore through at least 25 shops nearby.
|
|
If the helipad cannot be onsite, it will be built nearby.
|
|
Many streets were also closed, and subways lines skipped nearby stops.
|
|
The Ark soundtrack plays here and in the ladies' room nearby.
|
|
The SUV was found days later on a rural property nearby.
|
|
Four died at the scene, and one died at hospital nearby.
|
|
These roughly mile-high peaks cast shadows on nearby ring material.
|
|
Two rabbits hopped along a sand lot as gunfire crackled nearby.
|
|
He bounces excitedly nearby, his cherubic cheeks lit with a smile.
|
|
He left to go pick up cigarettes at a nearby store.
|
|
Despite the hazardous air, we walk to a nearby Thai spot.
|
|
Except a much larger, sillier-looking dinosaur was probably sitting nearby.
|
|
She was a school safety officer in a nearby school district.
|
|
The debris field, or landslide deposit, trailing from the nearby mountain.
|
|
Allegedly, the plan was to take nearby Whole Foods by surprise.
|
|
Both are taken to nearby Jacobi Medical Center, where one dies.
|
|
She's hooked up to an IV, and her grandmother sits nearby.
|
|
Downed trees, power lines and debris made many nearby roads impassable.
|
|
That's compared to rain-fed farms and forests that are nearby.
|
|
The second dinner will star a whole hog, also raised nearby.
|
|
This material, including iron, could then "fall" into the nearby star.
|
|
With a forceful sneeze, it might land on a nearby wall.
|
|
One school district, in nearby DeKalb County, canceled classes for Friday.
|
|
Which is why the Sumos decided to ransack a nearby restaurant.
|
|
Aerial images showed the staggering damage to nearby towns as well.
|
|
Bella, 133, and Celeste, 3, were submerged in oil tanks nearby.
|
|
Friday classes were canceled in Superior and nearby Maple school districts.
|
|
Families are living in crowded temporary housing in a nearby village.
|
|
Officers used belts, t-shirts and whatever they could find nearby.
|
|
The female detective was treated for injuries at a nearby hospital.
|
|
Police planned a second search at the Saudi consul's home nearby.
|
|
Nearby, tannery workers haul chemical-soaked buffalo hides into huge drums.
|
|
A green light with short vibrations means a Pokémon is nearby.
|
|
Some of the boxes had been tossed into a nearby pond.
|
|
He also shot dead a man sitting in a nearby car.
|
|
It ran into a tunnel that a nearby brook flows through.
|
|
Five people standing nearby were also hit, suffering non-fatal injuries.
|
|
Trying to get a bouquet to someone who doesn't live nearby?
|
|
She attended a nearby Catholic girls' school, St Francis' Canossian College.
|
|
Ideally, this process kills all of these disgusting creatures nesting nearby.
|
|
Really nice stores will have coffee shops nearby or even inside.
|
|
Because of a nearby creek and hillside, the lot is unbuildable.
|
|
Astronomers have discovered 7 Earth-sized planets orbiting a nearby star.
|
|
William, 33, had been transporting medics from the nearby Lister Hospital.
|
|
But she gave chase, following him to a nearby homeless shelter.
|
|
"It does yeah, definitely," said Cloherty, 58, from nearby Mweenish Island.
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Dana Stein was campaigning nearby and saw someone yelling at Hettleman.
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Government troops are meanwhile massing, mostly in the nearby Sweida province.
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He says Matacchiera remains "under evaluation" at a nearby medical facility.
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A pair of eyeglasses, believed to belong to Regan, were nearby.
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The incident prompted the evacuation of some residents in nearby buildings.
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When a star explodes, it sends stellar shrapnel across nearby galaxies.
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The simulators can also sweep up information from nearby "bystander" phones.
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Officers evacuated nearby rooms before hearing gunfire and finding his body.
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Compelling evidence supports the claims of devastating consequences for nearby civilians.
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I walk to meet my boyfriend, T., at a mall nearby.
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"OK, play music," her therapist says, starting up a nearby iPad.
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The bourbon run off killed about 1,000 fish in nearby waterways.
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After setting up my profile, I was presented with bachelors nearby.
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Video of the incident shows the officer nearby but not responding.
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Watch it below, with at least one box of tissues nearby.
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The offenses took place in nearby Bottrop between 2012 and 2016.
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Agents went into nearby stores and a gas station seeking video.
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There was also a brief lockdown at a nearby medical center.
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A gym must have been nearby... But was it any good?
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Officers still at the scene on Monday reported an explosion nearby.
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Except, perhaps, for the Confederate flag flying from a nearby home.
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Others on the list live in the nearby town of Magalia.
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Reduced demand from Singapore might discourage illegal mining in nearby countries.
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Parents were later reunited with students at a nearby recreation center.
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Banks of designers and engineers sit in front of computers nearby.
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Nearby futures contracts ended higher, in a turnaround from recent setbacks.
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The woman, Lewis said, tailed their car and again parked nearby.
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The Palestinian gestured to an attentive young female aide sitting nearby.
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Bleeding heavily, he reached for a nearby knife and started cutting.
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Officials recovered the knife that was used in the stabbing nearby.
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A nearby grain silo will soon be converted into a library.
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They both stood outside, anxiously watching flames in the nearby hillsides.
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Only the sounds of the nearby patrol cars can be heard.
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As we reported ... the shooters missed, hitting only a nearby sign.
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Authorities evacuated several nearby buildings and suspended the area's streetcar service.
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A strong odor of garbage drifted from the overflowing dumpster nearby.
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It was also in stark contrast to events in nearby Gambia.
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