"This person was arrested overnight, not far from the scene, not far from the fire," Mr. Heitz said.
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That's not quite a doubling but not far off, and not quite a $22016 trillion increase but not far off.
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"The unaffiliateds have to be able to be comfortable with someone who is not far left and not far right," he told voters.
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I had an inkling that it was not far away.
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Burch found Wiggins not far from where the shooting occurred.
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Redditors love Bernie — but Donald Trump is not far behind.
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Pricing on the latest loan is not far from that.
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Trump Tower is located not far from the marathon route.
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The Dutch, Hungarians, Belgians and Israelis are not far behind.
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The reasons for nabbing him were not far to seek.
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Five years [the presidential term length] is not far away.
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And, at that, Joe leaves, with Kendall not far behind.
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He was found the next day not far from shore.
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That happened not far from where Friday night's rampage began.
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Not far away was a 1939 Chevy Master Deluxe sedan.
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Seattle, Washington, and San Bernardino, California, are not far behind.
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But for someone in Muncie, that's not far off reality.
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It's not far away, but we have to bear down.
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Hungary, Indonesia, South Africa and Russia are not far behind.
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Whenever Macron is mentioned, "the wallet" is not far behind.
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A motorboat, flying a Trump flag, stopped not far offshore.
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When birds suffer, our own fate is not far behind.
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Bombs fall, not far away, on the Mitkau railway station.
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Narrator: And the Beetle's final lap was not far behind.
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The San Andreas fault runs not far from the pipeline.
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Rivian is headquartered in Plymouth, Michigan, not far from Detroit.
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Kostial's body was found not far from the university's campus.
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Buybacks this year are trending not far behind that tally.
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It is in Whitehouse Station, N.J., not Far Hills, N.J.
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Not far away, we saw a huge seawall being built.
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The town is not far from the border with Lebanon.
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This shows us that the coastline was not far away.
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Tarkon grew up in Madera, CA, not far from Fresno.
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But the oil and hospitality industries are not far behind.
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One billboard is in Albany, not far from Emma Willard.
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He grew up in Akron, Ohio, not far from Cleveland.
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"They are not far from that age," Mr. Wagner said.
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Cunningham's home is not far from the river, O'Connor said.
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The BayArena was not quite full, but not far off.
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The cat was eventually discovered not far from his home.
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Not far from here, captured Africans walked onto slave ships.
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Not far away, Syrian children are not doing any better.
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The school in Mansoura was not far from that area.
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Not far from it they spotted a small red car.
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That's not far from how things usually go with stocks.
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Speaking at her home, not far from the chapel, Mrs.
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Police found Morris' car not far from where Dobbs was arrested.
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So I really think we are not far apart on Syria.
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I then head home, and the wifey is not far behind.
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"The game is not far away," the world number 17 said.
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Even then rates may be not far off the lower bound.
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Dutch 10-year bond yields are not far from turning negative.
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Their bodies were found not far from their last known location.
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It does not far under that definition according to the DOE.
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Apple and the iPad were not far behind in the survey.
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HRW documented this particularly in Tagum City, not far from Davao.
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The desire to promote freedom and democracy was not far behind.
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It's not far — in space terms, anyways — from our own planet.
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Sterling fetched $1.2670, not far from this week's low of $1.2653.
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Sterling traded at $1.2152, not far from $1.2120 marked on Tuesday.
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Sterling traded at $1.2160, not far from $1.2120 marked on Tuesday.
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Broadcom was the market leader, with NXP Semiconductors not far behind.
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The baby was found not far from the mall, police explain.
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Nghi Son refinery, not far from Son Tinh's path, was spared.
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And the star athlete is not far off on either goal.
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Hurricane Flossie is not far behind Erick, building strength farther east.
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Sterling fetched $1.2693, not far from this week's low of $1.2653.
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A majestic mountain sits not far northwest of Albuquerque, New Mexico.
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He was probably not far from the minds of many viewers.
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But the ACA's open enrollment for 8.83 is not far away.
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That is not far off the 27 percent yield on Feb.
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Or Cruz, who headquartered his campaign not far from his condominium?
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The Dow and S&P are not far off those levels.
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Central banks are not far enough above the system they supervise.
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South Carolina, an even more conservative stronghold, is not far behind.
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Sterling traded at $1.2148, not far from $1.2120 marked on Tuesday.
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Gillibrand is not far behind with $10.3 million in the bank.
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But France being France, a scandal is often not far away.
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Many of Mr. Lupis's clients are not far from his age.
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Gillibrand is not far behind with $2900 million in the bank.
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It's not far off, at 48% for its fiscal third quarter.
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Denver came in second, with Dallas and Philadelphia not far behind.
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He lived not far from where some of the crimes occurred.
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You grew up in Camarillo, California not far from Los Angeles.
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Sterling fetched $1.2688, not far from this week's low of $1.2653.
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Not far from the marsh, for instance, is a limestone quarry.
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The billboard is on Fairfax Avenue ... not far from The Grove.
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In October it mounted a sophisticated attack, not far from Cairo.
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You've probably seen the film The Martian—it's not far off.
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When I was little I was not far from their feelings.
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His life would also end not far from that lookout point.
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Not far away is Sagamore Hill, where he lived and died.
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It was not far from Wong's family in the Bay Area.
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And the Nasdaq composite and Russell 2000 are not far behind.
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The recoveries were always swift with new highs not far behind.
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"We presume HBO is not far behind the BBC," Netflix added.
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One of the 2019 rules is not far from this one.
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Brent, with a backwardation of 16 cents, is not far off.
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It isn't the room Hopper painted, but it's not far off.
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Not far from Tshego's house is a monument to racial division.
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The capital city, Columbia, was not far behind, at number eight.
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Not far from Derby Line, a street runs along the split.
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I think they'll find that they're not far apart at all.
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"What we are asking is not far-fetched," Mr. Messina said.
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However, the S&P was still not far off record levels.
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Not far behind him was forward RaiQuan Gray with 13 points.
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She lived in Pittsburgh's Oakland neighborhood, not far from Squirrel Hill.
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The van was found not far from Interstate 75 in Blanton.
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Regional and international realities lurked not far below the glittering surface.
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Not far from the Powerhouse, the project is already generating excitement.
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Bernie Sanders not far behind at 11 and 225 percent, respectively.
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The company is headquartered in Plymouth, Michigan, not far from Detroit.
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The rest station is not far from the George Washington Bridge.
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Sterling fetched $1.2680, not far from this week's low of $1.2653.
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This is not far off from my idea of a nightmare.
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Park City is not far from Utah's capital, Salt Lake City.
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We're probably not far from that kind of a price right now.
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The Dow Jones Industrial average was not far behind, down 8.8 percent.
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Police recovered a gun from the bedroom, not far from Sreenivas' body.
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"The math suggests that they're not far from that," the analyst said.
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That was not far from the record high 7.63 million in November.
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A small town in the southern Styria region, not far from Graz.
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The Koenigsegg Jesko is not far behind the Bugatti in price, though.
|
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The market opportunity is at least as big, if not far bigger.
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The Cardinals are not far behind, regardless of a Week 43 loss.
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Another institution, the Export-Import Bank of China, is not far behind.
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Yet Sanders, a leading contender for the nomination, was not far behind.
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CHINESE banks are not far removed from the age of the abacus.
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Not far away, water gurgled out of another hole in the ground.
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When painful confrontation like this begins, change is often not far behind.
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She filed in Springfield, not far from where Cosby has a home.
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It hasn't been released yet, but that date is not far away.
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His body was concealed in a landfill not far from Adams' home.
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In UC Davis's case, all that money has gone... well, not far.
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Average levels for the entire planet were not far behind at 399.4.
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Augmented reality (AR) tech, such as Microsoft HoloLens, are not far behind.
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Wherever they go, issues of ethics and improprieties are not far behind.
|
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It crashed around noon not far from the end of the runway.
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That is not far from the number employed in all Indian manufacturing.
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It's not far but metro is slow and I'm already running late.
|
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Sterling last traded at $1.3262, not far from Thursday's high of $1.3270.
|
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Chatbots have come a long way since Eliza, but not far enough.
|
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It also stood not far from its September peak against the yen.
|
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Betting the endgame is not far away, some are piling back in.
|
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A future in which drones deliver our goods is not far off.
|
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It was last at $0.7286, not far from a five month top.
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Not far enough, in my opinion, but we were in forward motion.
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He came to a little town not far from here called Capels.
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Mississippi's is second (most of the other states are not far behind).
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Not far down the A260 is EuroAirport, serving France, Switzerland and Germany.
|
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The other two were ranked in the weakest category not far off.
|
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Household savings relative to income is not far off record low levels.
|
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The girls high school in Dapchi is not far from Rebecca's home.
|
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The euro traded at $1.1026, flat but not far from the Oct.
|
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Nearby, not far from growing piles of trash, some use outdoor showers.
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It's not far—it's about a half hour from where I live.
|
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Plus, they get free housing in Dubai not far from the airport.
|
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Some were coalfield Republicans, representing Virginians not far from Bristol's 2009 picket.
|
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But many feel it's simply not far enough (besides being incredibly overdue).
|
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These are not "far-left" issues, but fundamental moral and constitutional issues.
|
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Despite those deviations, it's not far off from our present-day reality.
|
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And it's not far from becoming real, researchers in the Netherlands said.
|
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NOT FAR AWAY' at the Museum of Jewish Heritage (through Aug. 51003).
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The beach is on Koh Phi Phi Leh, not far from Phuket.
|
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Mr. Mancinelli lives alone, not far from the salon in New Windsor.
|
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However, it was not far from Monday's nine-year peak of 60.86.
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NOT FAR AWAY' at the Museum of Jewish Heritage (through Jan. 3).
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NOT FAR AWAY' at the Museum of Jewish Heritage (through Jan. 211960).
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NOT FAR AWAY' at the Museum of Jewish Heritage (through Jan. 33773).
|
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In another cellphone video, several dozen gunshots were audible not far away.
|
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Now cricket officials fear a new fixing epidemic is not far off.
|
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For primates, that number is somewhere around 15,000, if not far more.
|
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Do they think #MeToo has gone too far — or not far enough?
|
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NOT FAR AWAY' at the Museum of Jewish Heritage (through Jan. 273).
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NOT FAR AWAY' at the Museum of Jewish Heritage (through Jan. 21212).
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The lives of company executives seem not far removed from his own.
|
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Woods and Trump have homes not far from one another in Florida.
|
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When it came, it came from a coal plant not far away.
|
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Mr. Alfallaj's apartment complex was not far from Southwestern Oklahoma State University.
|
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The small community lacks public schools, but they are not far away.
|
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She was there, seated not far from the tennis star Serena Williams.
|
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The second, fatal confrontation occurred not far away, a short time later.
|
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It's not far enough, but for now it will have to do.
|
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NOT FAR AWAY' at the Museum of Jewish Heritage (through Jan. 77103).
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NOT FAR AWAY' at the Museum of Jewish Heritage (through Jan. 212560).
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ET (0003 GMT), not far off a five-month high of $55.99.
|
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NOT FAR AWAY' at the Museum of Jewish Heritage (through Jan. 19803).
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NOT FAR AWAY' at the Museum of Jewish Heritage (through Jan. 19703).
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NOT FAR AWAY' at the Museum of Jewish Heritage (through Aug. 19703).
|
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On Kate Street, not far from the city center, there is proof.
|
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Megacities like Jakarta, Mexico City and Sao Paulo are not far off.
|
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My father grew up in Adana, not far from the Syrian border.
|
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Yet there's also a brittleness that lurks not far beneath the surface.
|
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And where there is increasing demand, increasing supply is not far behind.
|
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NOT FAR AWAY' at the Museum of Jewish Heritage (through Aug. 87343).
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NOT FAR AWAY' at the Museum of Jewish Heritage (through Aug. 68943).
|
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Bezos missed the mark on this one, but he's not far off.
|
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It did run a little bit, but not fast and not far.
|
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I told him about a couple of places not far from him.
|
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But the 5-foot-4 Curtis is not far behind, Brandt said.
|
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Other Republicans — and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu — are not far behind.
|
|
Not far behind me, some poor fool was silently hacking up a lung.
|
|
Yes, and I'm also saying that progressive issues are not far-left issues.
|
|
Sunday, not far from the bench where they were found poisoned soon after.
|
|
While driverless vehicles may seem like a distant fantasy, they're not far off.
|
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More than 7,000 people live on 45 acres not far from the sea.
|
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They were found on a jogging path not far from the Papinis home.
|
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They were found on a jogging path not far from the Papinis' home.
|
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Not far from there, another line of women snaked around a Plafam clinic.
|
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Apparently it's right there on the coast, not far from Daenerys' new castle.
|
|
Samuel Billy Kyles, not far from where we were staying, the Lorraine Motel.
|
|
That's a bit of an exaggeration, but it's not far from the truth.
|
|
It's just off Jerome Avenue, not far from the Bedford Park subway station.
|
|
Not far from those drowned homes, surfers may wonder where the waves went.
|
|
Sonboly reportedly committed suicide not far from the site of the mass shooting.
|
|
This Red Ram 1500 ran out of gas not far from the factory.
|
|
Birmingham, AL, ranked lowest, with St. Petersburg, FL, and Memphis not far ahead.
|
|
I've never dropped acid, but I assume it's not far off from this.
|
|
"Her heart is like a treasure, her dreams not far away," he reads.
|
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And not far from that point is where you start to doubt yourself.
|
|
We're not far off from drastic changes in how we charge our devices.
|
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Her remains were found three years later, in the woods not far away.
|
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The tunnels wind through hills, with one entrance not far from an exit.
|
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The was hovering at $1.1448 and not far off major resistance at $1.1489.
|
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The was hovering at $1.1458 and not far off major resistance at $1.1489.
|
|
"We think that that is probably not far off fair value," Cahall said.
|
|
Rousseff's accounts suggested the government's finances, although deteriorating, were not far off track.
|
|
Lac Leman in Switzerland, not far from where Lord Byron, who had become
|
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It remained not far from its recent record low of minus 0.260 percent.
|
|
The euro fetched 131.68 yen, also not far from a high of 1.445.
|
|
The good thing about it is, we're not far away from the playoffs.
|
|
Respondents who identified as Democratic men were not far behind, at 2628 percent.
|
|
And there was a smaller section of discount pillows not far from that.
|
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The incident happened not far from Charleston, NC, the site of the debate.
|
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His truck was found not far away, on the shoulder of the highway.
|
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The blast happened not far from the funeral for Nobel laureate Elie Wiesel.
|
|
These include: Taken together, it stops not far from a non-aggression pact.
|
|
It's found in a traditional Viennese building not far from the Museums Quarter.
|
|
"So one would think, perhaps, ethereum futures are not far off," he said.
|
|
Not far from Scarborough, we came upon a small fishing boat, the JJ2.
|
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It indicates the company is not far off from sending tourists to space.
|
|
Not far away, government ministers cruise down a coastal highway in Mercedes SUVs.
|
|
Not far from Mr. Gelfman, three members sat in the sun enjoying cocktails.
|
|
Stores were looted not far from the industrial park that's home to Marlin.
|
|
The pound was slightly weaker at $1.3117, not far from last Tuesday's $1.3072.
|
|
Nightfall came as they entered a bay not far from the offshore island.
|
|
It's east of San Diego, not far from my home in El Cajon.
|
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She brought up her family's cottage overlooking Lake Winola, not far from here.
|
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I grew up in Salt Lake, not far from here, so it's similar.
|
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They are positioned in an open field not far from the dining facility.
|
|
Not far behind are several other BCBS affiliates including Health Care Service Corp.
|
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"We were not far from thinking that all could end badly," Tomic wrote.
|
|
You're also not far from the Freedom Tower and the 9/11 Memorial.
|
|
"It's not far-fetched," Sean Timmons, a managing partner at Tully Rinckey, said.
|
|
Something not far from contempt was implied in the corners of her eyes.
|
|
It closed at $22007 million, which was not far from the asking price.
|
|
Before we go too far into this summer portrait or not far enough.
|
|
To be clear, you're right to say we're not far away from it.
|
|
La Follia is not far from the Trump family's Mar-a-Lago resort.
|
|
The Department of Agriculture and the Environmental Protection Agency are not far behind.
|
|
Not far away is Stornoway, a residence for the leader of the opposition.
|
|
Q. & A. Kirk Kerkorian's life ended, geographically, not far from where it began.
|
|
Not far away, Bill Mott, a Hall of Fame trainer, looked on placidly.
|
|
Huffman recently told Fortune that the company is "not far off" from profitability.
|
|
Usually, he and three buddies play links somewhere not far from the city.
|
|
"It suggests that this case is not far from the borderline," he said.
|
|
It eventually came to rest, upside down, not far from an open field.
|
|
The firm is headquartered in Columbia, Md., not far from the nation's capital.
|
|
But the schools are failing, experts say, with ominous consequences not far ahead.
|
|
"He's not far behind, and he's two years younger than me," Lopez said.
|
|
It steadied at $1.2214 per pound, not far above a one-month low.
|
|
It's in a cemetery in the valley, not far from the town plaza.
|
|
That's not far off from the 34,000 saying "I do" on the 19th.
|
|
Still, the benchmark traded not far from its all-time high of 31,958.41.
|
|
Even with just the two of us, our expenses were not far off.
|
|
Sterling last fetched $1.3011, not far from Friday's three-week low of $1.2976.
|
|
Sterling last fetched $1.3009, not far from Friday's three-week low of $1.2976.
|
|
This is not far off the size of the benefit that statins provide.
|
|
And Alphabet (Google's parent company) has lurked not far behind the whole time.
|
|
On Monday, she will be ranked No. 2, not far behind Naomi Osaka.
|
|
But when it comes to policy nuts and bolts, they're not far apart.
|
|
You know, we started this race not far from here, on Roosevelt Island.
|
|
For Sheriff Mike Chitwood of Volusia County, not far from Orlando, Florida, Gov.
|
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SAN DIEGO — President Trump's welcome committee, a few hundred strong, many dressed in the colors of the flag, gathered on Tuesday at an industrial park not far from the border, and not far from the prototypes of the president's border wall.
|
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It was not far from the 14-year peak of 13 reached on Tuesday.
|
|
Authorities found her car near a park, not far from her New Canaan house.
|
|
A: You're right, a woman died in Tempe, not far from where I live.
|
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Not far from the border crossing is Hubei, one of the city's original communities.
|
|
At over €40bn ($20163bn), it is not far short of either Britain's or France's.
|
|
This summer, a dozen students met not far from Port Royal, ready to farm.
|
|
Not far from the main entrance is also a huge collage of the Altobellis.
|
|
It established a presence in Sabratha, a town not far from the Tunisian border.
|
|
Lucky for you, it's not far off; the second episode hits in early 2017.
|
|
The rest of the team is in San Francisco (not far from TechCrunch's offices).
|
|
Spanish clubs feature players from 50 countries, not far behind the Premier League's 66.
|
|
The aircraft went down hard in a wooded area not far from some residences.
|
|
Shanghai shares were up 2.4% with those in Shenzhen not far behind at 2.0%.
|
|
Google's stock closed at $998.31, not far from the median price target of $1,065.
|
|
Sarkozy and Le Pen were not far behind, at 66 and 63 percent, respectively.
|
|
Kakuma sits in Kenya's Turkana region, not far from the border with South Sudan.
|
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Not far from there are apartments, almshouses that housed some of Princess Margaret's staff.
|
|
Powell didn't even manage to score, what with Hassan Whiteside tracking not far behind.
|
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If she's acting dopey and snooping around, there's probably a murder not far behind.
|
|
Chauncey rests at the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, not far from West Virginia.
|
|
CoEdition tells us that the release of a Splendid partnership is not far off.
|
|
It's not quite as large a number as NordVPN but it's not far off.
|
|
"We are not far behind," Stefan George, the company's CTO, assured me over Slack.
|
|
Rihanna, Kanye West, and Drake are not far behind themselves, with 8 nominations each.
|
|
It's not far from the swanky Sanlitun area, as well as many foreign embassies.
|
|
Sanders was not far behind, spending $3 million so far this year on payroll.
|
|
Chany has spent most of her life in Borough Park, not far from Maimonides.
|
|
BRITAIN is nearly there; America not far behind; France passed the milestone in 2007.
|
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It's a key trading city not far from the borders of Syria and Turkey.
|
|
While this seems like the stuff of science fiction, it is not far off.
|
|
As birds' nest soup shows, Chinese medicine is not far removed from Chinese cuisine.
|
|
On Tuesday, U.S. equities were lower, but still not far from their record highs.
|
|
That's a bit of wishful thinking in my experience, but it's not far off.
|
|
Police also found his truck, which had been set ablaze, not far from Houston.
|
|
And which must have been somewhere on Kungsholmen, not far from the real jail.
|
|
Not far from the Hemingway Room, Barack Obama's face was also on a wall.
|
|
Lesbian porn rules most of the country, with stepmom and stepsister not far behind.
|
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We found this full-sized bunk bed not far from the frozen-food section.
|
|
Solberg grew up wealthy in the neighborhood of Gávea, not far from the beaches.
|
|
This dynamic about people being addicted to certain applications, it's not far from that.
|
|
Crude oil extended an overnight rally, though still not far from 12-year lows.
|
|
The metal was not far off Monday's more than six-month high of $1,284.09.
|
|
EST (2001 GMT), not far from Monday's 7-1.53/2-month high at $1,200.60.
|
|
But it has no objection to the construction of extravagant hotels not far away.
|
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Mel grew up not far from the area he would later photograph so evocatively.
|
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Outside, on a road not far away, trucks blared their horns, fighting through traffic.
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At his home not far from the school, Fatima's father, Auwal Bukar, was panicking.
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EDT (1520 GMT), not far off its more than six-year high of $13,554.56.
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EDT (1734 GMT), not far off its more than six-year high of $1,554.56.
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Subaru had its North America headquarters in Cherry Hill, N.J., not far from Camden.
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It is not written in bureaucratese, but it is not far from it either.
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In rural Uganda, not far from the Ebola zone, an herbalist describes his practice.
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The violence on Sunday took place not far from the volatile border with Mali.
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Upstairs, Proenza Schouler hangs not far from a rack of Fenty Puma by Rihanna.
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It is not far away, like families at the border or Nazis in Charlottesville.
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Not far underneath it are the deep misgivings that Gorillaz has never exactly hidden.
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"But we're not far enough to think about pharmacological interventions in pregnancy," Volk says.
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Parseghian, whose home was not far from the university's campus in South Bend, Ind.
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He grew up in Leonia, New Jersey, not far from the George Washington Bridge.
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His badly decomposed body was found in October 1965, not far from Lesley's grave.
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ET, not far off the three-year high of $210 reached on Jan. 653.
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Sterling nursed losses not far from 31-year lows and was last at $1.2841.
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Ericsson and Universal Health Services saw the biggest drops, with CenturyLink not far behind.
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Finally people pointed furiously to a seat not far from me in the front.
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Those who saw echoes of "Black Panther" in Tubman's gesture were not far-off.
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"Adaptation has clear limits and we are not far from these limits," he said.
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Not far from Mr. Hernández, a crowd had gathered in support of Mr. Maduro.
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Last summer, there were wildfires on the moorland not far from Bolton and Bury.
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Last summer, there were wildfires on the moorland not far from Bolton and Bury.
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Not far behind Netflix's nomination count was Disney, which scored 23 nominations on Monday.
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Rattled once more by repo gyrations, it is tempting to say not far enough. ■
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Tamarac, not far from Fort Lauderdale, is served by the Broward County Sheriff's Office.
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The dollar fetched 109.24 yen, not far from Friday's four-month low of 108.605.
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ET and was trading not far from the recent three-year high of $282.50.
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That is not far above the 2.1 at which the population would eventually stabilise.
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It was not far from last week's 2-1/2-year high of $1.1909.
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Not far off pitch black when this should be a beautiful sunny morning. pic.twitter.
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She said she was going to Roosevelt Hospital, not far out of our way.
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Suddenly, Gury was gently landing it in the grass not far from the team.
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While that's a lot for Facebook, it's not far from what its peers spend.
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The federal government doles out $275trn every year, not far short of Germany's annual GDP.
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The euro changed hands at $1.1962, not far from Friday's four-month low of $1.1910.
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Hamilton star Christopher Jackson spent the holiday not far from his theater's home on Broadway.
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It stood at $1,407.9 per ounce, not far from Friday's six-year high of $1,410.78.
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The dollar was at 109.22 yen, not far from Friday's four-month low of 108.605.
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It's a university town and my wife is from a town not far from there.
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It was still hovering not far off a near seven-month low brushed on Friday.
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Authorities found the Chevrolet Suburban near a New Canaan park, not far from her house.
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One night in April, Puertolas drives to a parking garage not far from his house.
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Police found a bottle containing Novichock at Rowley's home in Amesbury, not far from Salisbury.
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The pound was flat at $1.2523, not far from the $1.2481 low reached on Friday.
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Something tells me it's not far from what Berry would actually do for her children.
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And I'm in good company: not far from me, a girl has the same symptoms.
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Not far to the west is Fort McMurray, Alberta, the heart of Canada's oil sands.
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Glittering tables were laid out not far from where George Washington was inaugurated in 2200.
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Steelmakers are using 78% of their capacity, not far off the administration's goal of 80%.
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As for what TVision Home offers, it's not far off from what Layer5003 already had.
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Grier allegedly lives not far from the Cobbs Creek, along which Kierra's body was found.
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This is also not far from where Trump wants to build his wall with Mexico.
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His body was recovered from farmland not far from where Heinrich lived with his father.
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The bear was spotted on Baffin Island, off Canada's northern coast, not far from Greenland.
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And where there's a three-day weekend, there's an onslaught of sales not far off.
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The dollar was at 0.63 yen, not far from Friday's four-month low of 108.605.
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In Chengdu, not far from the Global Centre, CGS opened its 83th screen in 2015.
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They are not quite mirror images of each other—but they are not far off.
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Elsewhere, the euro was flat at $1.1331, though not far off a two-week high.
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I remember the incident from when I was 17 that happened not far from here.
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The accident happened Friday in Lincolnton, a small North Carolina town not far from Charlotte.
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Not far from Piazzale Bacone lies Antica Sicilia, which advertised aracini for 2.80 a pop.
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The dollar is not far off a 26-23/23 month low against the yen .
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If this sounds like something you heard in therapy, that's because we're not far off.
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But it does, and it's not far from the better-known "Jungle" camp in Calais.
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Tybee Island is known for its beautiful homes and is not far from Savannah, Georgia.
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EDT (1709 GMT), not far from its 2019 high of $68.69 reached on March 21.
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It was up 1.2 percent at 115.14 yen, not far from a three-week peak.
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Yields were not far from 16-month highs of 20173 percent hit earlier this month.
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Even so, Leulier believes his team's work is "not far" from being applied to humans.
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EST (1829 GMT), not far from the year's high of $54.51 reached on Dec. 12.
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Not far from Levi's Stadium is University Avenue, in Palo Alto, the epicenter of tech.
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New York City is not far from Newark, where Amazon's audiobook subsidiary Audible is based.
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ApplePay in browser is the big thing in e-commerce, with Google not far behind.
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Wetherington was found Saturday evening, camped in the woods not far from the crime scene.
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Not far behind were student loan tax breaks along with free tuition at community colleges.
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It's on the Atlantic side of the island, not far from where Irma made landfall.
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In other words, not far off from what was found by, yep, Porter and Jick.
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No group made any claim or statement about Friday's operation not far from the capital.
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On Wall Street, stocks rose, with all major indexes not far from their historic highs.
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Globally, they comprise 6.1% of CO2 emissions — not far behind the output from passenger vehicles.
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Magno said lava also crossed a highway not far from a geothermal energy conversion plant.
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Not far behind the very couple-y looking duo was Zendaya's father, Kazembe Ajamu Coleman.
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The Grove, a shopping center not far from Beverly Hills, was also a previous location.
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He has chosen South Florida as his base, not far from Oosthuizen, Schwartzel and Els.
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The United States is still the world's largest economy, although China is not far behind.
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Numbers-wise, it's not far behind Bey's bombshell news, with just over 11 million likes.
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The Australian dollar was stuck at $0.7106, not far from its weakest since February 0.63.
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Not far away, we found a plus-size section, something we hadn't noticed at Kohl's.
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The U.S. has come far when it comes to banning landmines, but not far enough.
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With training camps not far away, here's where all 32 teams stand in the offseason.
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We are in a remote corner of Hungary not far from Romania in the 1960s.
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That's not far off from what the Republican Party may be headed toward this summer.
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Since the Holocaust, there has been genocide in Rwanda and Srebrenica, not far from Poland.
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The brothers were raised in a small Hungarian city, not far from the Slovenian border.
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My family—my parents, my two sisters, and myself—lived not far from the beach.
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We're not close enough to cook but we're also not far enough away to freeze.
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Cherif Chekatt, 29, was shot by police on a street not far from the market.
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The dollar was last at 100.99 yen and not far from important support around 3403.
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Weakness in the dollar kept the yen and euro not far from multi-month peaks.
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And with Russian warplanes flying not far from its northern border, Israel couldn't ignore it.
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A national soccer center was constructed in Tubize, not far from the border with France.
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Redwood City, not far from Palo Alto, has built a lot of new housing units.
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In 2014, Beijing moved an oil-drilling rig into disputed waters not far from Danang.
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During the December holidays, it opened a pop-up showroom not far from City Hall.
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Justice Elena Kagan, appointed by President Barack Obama, was not far behind, at 71 percent.
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No Regrets Ian Schrager opens the Times Square Edition hotel, not far from Studio 54.
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Not far away is Rainey Street, a drag of historic houses turned into bungalow bars.
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The idea that Abloh may become a legend or modern icon is not far-fetched.
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The attack on Tuesday took place in Mubi, not far from the border with Cameroon.
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"There's a company not far out of town that makes video games," the receptionist said.
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And those are not far-off stories: Those are also the stories of the living.
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Not far away, the tennis courts and softball fields outside Moscone Recreation Center were empty.
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One man not far from me stood up to play "Goin' Home" on his trumpet.
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A point of light not far from the center, however, is indeed a cataclysmic variable.
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Maizullah said that Shamsuddin had been stationed in Helmand Province, not far from Camp Leatherneck.
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Not far from the Nikka distillery is Otaru, a city where great sushi restaurants abound.
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If you're feeling shades of early Guy Ritchie shine through here, you're not far off.
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Police say he confessed after being caught not far from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.
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Russia sent 168 athletes, not far from its total of 177 in Vancouver in 2010.
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Not far behind was Vin Scully, followed by Kamala Harris, Elon Musk and Barbara Boxer.
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We are not far removed from that, it's just being played out through technology now.
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But a second group of medical professionals, not far behind him, was detained by police.
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But the city is not far from a true winter wonderland in the Fagaras Mountains.
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Answer: The Carleton University Ravens, whose campus is not far from my home in Ottawa.
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But the memories of Mr. Carter and his wife were not far from the presidency.
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We are largely left with the images, which take us far, if not far enough.
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The euro changed hands at $1.1962, not far from Friday's four-month low of $110.053.
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If that doesn't accurately describe the present state of the world, it's not far off.
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Moreover, ubiquitous Wi-Fi voice calling and a truly mesh network seem not far away.
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The Ybor City site, not far from the Port of Tampa, covers some 14 acres.
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Family legend had it that a plane crashed not far from their farm in 1944.
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The hospital is not far from a riverbank that was wiped out by the flooding.
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But not far from the summit, a miracle happened: A giant, empty truck pulled over.
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Even if he was now freed of depression, the next crisis was not far off.
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Many victims were transported to a hospital in Tambacounda, a larger city not far away.
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It's not quite a make-or-break moment for Nintendo, but it's not far off.
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Not far from the proposed $123 million golf course, the plans show an existing compound.
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Authorities believe the remains of their daughters were found later that same day, not far away.
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Against the euro, the pound was last down 0.3%, not far from a two-year low.
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I'm lucky because I think I've found S. a good spot not far from our house.
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Sterling on Wednesday was flat at $1.2954, not far off a two-week low of $1.2923.
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Two years in, however, we went to separate colleges, but our campuses were not far apart.
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Shenzhen was up 3.4% in afternoon trading with Shanghai not far behind with gains of 2.3%.
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My semi-educated hunch is that it's not far off — perhaps it's 10 percent too high.
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Aberdeen is Scotland's oil-and-gas capital, but the Shetlands (population: 23,000) are not far behind.
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It has been replaced by natural gas in recent years -- and renewables are not far behind.
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He noted the landfill was not far from the apartment complex where she was last seen.
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That's not far from Uber itself, which is said to be valued at over $60 billion.
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The Nikkei fell 0.85% to 20,824, not far from its May 14 intraday low of 20,2.33.
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The Chinese yuan softened to 6.9130 per dollar, not far from 5-1/2 month lows.
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Earlier this month, three schoolboys were blown up by a landmine not far from Artyom's post.
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The euro was steady at $1.1849, not far from last week's one-month high of $1.1862.
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Not far behind are the cowboys driving in semicircle formation, herding hundreds upon hundreds of reindeer.
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He noted the landfill was not far from the apartment complex where Kamille was last seen.
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It's also not far off from Google Search's keyword ads where business pay for more visibility.
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Now Apple, Amazon, and Tidal have jumped into music streaming, with Facebook reportedly not far behind.
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Police divers found Lane's body underwater the following afternoon, not far from where he was taken.
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That largest increase came from Brazil and, not far behind, Ecuador, which had a 107.7% increase.
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The euro was little changed at $1.1163, not far from Thursday's one-week low of $1.1144.
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The family now lives in Uchtepa, a residential area not far from the center of Tashkent.
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Even if the future does not appear to be near, the future is not far either.
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TC: You're not an investment bank, but it sounds like you're not far afield from one.
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The dollar was little changed at 101.29 yen and not far from important support around 100.80.
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Their bodies were discovered the following day not far from where they were last seen alive.
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But many higher-rated euro zone government bond yields are not far off recent lows either.
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Townville is in Anderson County, not far from Greenville and close to the border with Georgia.
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Araoz is now a make-up artist living not far from her childhood home in Queens.
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That might be hard to do with rates already at 2.25-2.50%, not far from zero.
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JPMorgan retained the top spot in market share last quarter with Goldman Sachs not far behind.
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Analysts had expected 26 percent, unchanged from July and not far from a 22-year low.
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The polar institute was packed off to a town not far short of the North Pole.
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The most surprising omission is the May 1 demonstration in Kyiv, not far from the plant.
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A funeral for blogging itself feels not far off—or at least a mid-life crisis.
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And the post-apocalyptic vibe Stålenhag seems to create is not far off the narrative mark.
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Sterling slipped to $1.3290, not far from a 31-year low of $1.3122 struck on Monday.
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She just moved into a new rental, not far from where I met her for tea.
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Their bodies were discovered the following day not far from where they were last seen alive.
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This is reality for 21980 billion people globally—not far short of the population of India.
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The pound was 0.2% weaker at $1.2507, not far from the $1.2481 low reached on Friday.
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It edged down to $1.2972 but was not far off a two-month high of $1.3001.
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It lost half a percent at 6.7353, not far from a one-month low of 6.7372.
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Dr. Roland Yearwood reportedly died not far from the summit on the Nepal side early Sunday.
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Um, I'm not allowed to say too much there, yet, but you are not far off.
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Sterling was last down 0.3 percent at $1.3065, not far from last month's nadir of $1.2945.
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The pants were located not far from the jail Rafael Arnez McCloud escaped from Wednesday morning.
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Dissidents are brutalised in inventive ways in torture chambers not far from The Gambia's tourist beaches.
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The vehicle was parked not far from her home in the Mount Washington section of Baltimore.
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In both cases, the installations being shut are not far away from other plants Raízen has.
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A peace march went down Friday afternoon in Crenshaw, not far from where Nipsey was murdered.
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The euro was at $1.1388, not far from Thursday's 5-1/2 month peak of $1.1438.
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But September's not far off, so it won't be long before we hear the full story.
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Fischer said in March the Fed is not far from meeting its 2 percent inflation target.
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Not far away was the house of Ernst Röhm, head of the Nazi Party's paramilitary wing.
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That's not far off the total who downed tools in 12 significant U.S. strikes last year.
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On Grand Isle, not far from Blanchard's seafood business, there are signs of coastal restoration work.
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Today, my dad lives outside Atlanta, not far from where the game was held this year.
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They were trading at 57.6 cents on Tuesday, not far off the 63 cents pre-Maria.
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The euro traded at $1.1671, not far from its peak in August and September around $1.1730.
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The euro fetched 124.98 not far from a two-week peak of 125.585 scaled on Friday.
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However it remains not far from the 31-month low of $1.2015 it reached on Monday.
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Not far behind TAN is the iShares U.S. Home Construction ETF, up 48% for the year.
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The euro traded at $1.1765, not far from three-month high of $1.18155 touched on Monday.
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DeAngelo was arrested not far from where the Golden State killer committed some of his crimes.
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Out in the secular world of international politics, Kim the Anti-Hero trails not far behind.
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The Starz show "Power" ended its third season Sunday night not far from where it began.
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Not far from there, I found this little section of several rows filled with art supplies.
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Trump's spin on the issue is not unique; in fact, it's not far from the norm.
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And not far away is Rainey Street, a drag of historic houses turned into bungalow bars.
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Ms. Gordon is also a lifelong Brooklynite, having grown up in Kensington, not far from Gravesend.
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The Persico family owned a farm in Saugerties not far from where the body was found.
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Not far behind is closer Aroldis Chapman, who remains on the DL with left knee tendonitis.
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Not far from Mr. Curtiss's project, a half-built condo tower sits abandoned on the waterfront.
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Michael O'Connor of the Atlanta Police Department said Cunningham's home is not far from the river.
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It held firm at $0.13, not far from a three-week high of $1.1504 hit overnight .
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Rouzan said Hess grew up in the Memphis area not far from where he was killed.
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But , the average salary of $73,410 for speech pathologists falls is not far from either estimate.
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A thaw is not far away, they say; an aggressive deleveraging campaign is on hold too.
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Polish internees arrived at Tittmoning with warnings of atrocities committed not far from the castle walls.
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Frein lived at his family's home not far from the barracks where the ambush took place.
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Falling not far behind is "Stuber," Disney's first R-rated release since inheriting Fox's film assets.
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The 24-year-old was raped and killed not far from her house in July 2017.
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Their home in Sonoma had not burned, but fires were still raging not far from it.
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The comparison of going viral on the Internet and a coronavirus pandemic is not far-fetched.
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I caught a flurry of color in the woodland, not far away from where I stood.
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She lived in Bucharest's old city center, not far from the Opera House, on Virgiliu Street.
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Two touched down seconds apart at landing pads at Cape Canaveral, not far from the launchpad.
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The entertainment giant had been planning its own casino not far from the proposed tribal one.
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Ms. Howard grew up in the Bronx, not far from where the community meeting took place.
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Near the top of the list: Lillard grew up in Oakland, not far from Oracle Arena.
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Peter Townsend living not far from the exiled Duke and Duchess of Windsor — never gain altitude.
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The address is just off Sheepshead Bay Road, not far from the waterfront in southern Brooklyn.
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We first talked in a pub, not far from where he was living at the time.
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We drove northward toward Chinandega, a sweltering town not far from Honduras, and on to Corinto.
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Four superconferences for 2026 is not far-fetched; some observers have even floated a single megaconference.
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Amazon, Alphabet and Microsoft are not far behind, with market values of more than $800 billion.
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" Not far from Clark, a young girl held a sign that said, "We Are the Future.
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For Democrats, that presents a uniquely Texas-sized opportunity—and one not far out of reach.
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Subsequent reports, while somewhat varied, confirmed that the initial claim was not far off the mark.
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In the woods not far from her house, Kristof spotted the diminutive Linnaea borealis in bloom.
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Not far from the Hubbards' farm, train carriages rattle through the countryside carrying grain and coal.
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I have a special drawer for past Nominations… not far from the two that we've won.
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Not far from Amini's apartment building was a recreational sight of singular frivolity: beach-volleyball courts.
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On July 26, police found a partially decomposed body not far from Baylor's Waco, Texas, campus.
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Justify's old foe Bolt d'Oro (8-1) will break not far outside him, from Post 11.
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Not far from my hotel in the Little Britain neighborhood was the Queen's Athletic Skating Oval.
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To think of it as a Chinese version of Sputnik is not far off the mark.
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They are stuck in the Hotel H10 Costa Adeje Palace, not far from the Atlantic Ocean.
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If that brings to mind a very awkward friends-with-benefits situation, you're not far off.
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He lived in the modest town of Winchelsea (not far from Geelong, where Garner was born).
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The killing of Ms. Majors in Morningside Park, not far from the Barnard campus, on Dec.
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McCreary is the 19th, and Martin, whose median household income is $29,239, is not far behind.
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Their 2911 wedding took place in Cork, Ireland, not far from where Ms. Moore grew up.
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But that agency indicated research was not "far enough along" for best practices to be developed.
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Not far away, David Angelo, 22, looked over his shoulders before slowly taking off his shirt.
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This one's not quite at the Jason-Momoa-judging-pumpkins level, but it's not far off.
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"La La Land" garnered seven nods, with "Moonlight" and "Manchester by the Sea" not far behind.
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Not far away, cocoa pods were not only on display but also meant to be touched.
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"The day is not far when you have a terabyte" of storage in smartphones, Mehrotra said.
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That's not far below the very long-term average yearly return of just under 10 percent.
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Elderly Hong Kongers, some with visors and canes, stood not far from young, black-clad protesters.
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At 21, Jared Goff is not the youngest Super Bowl starter, but he's not far off.
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Eighteen years ago, Dr. Starbuck helped analyze a skeleton unearthed not far from the recent discovery.
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At 24, Jared Goff is not the youngest Super Bowl starter, but he's not far off.
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They eventually tracked down two men who appeared on video footage not far from the scene.
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The blackout in the neighborhood not far from the capital had started nearly 28 hours earlier.
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Not far from the US, a desperate leader is steering a once-prosperous democracy toward dictatorship.
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The case—and particularly the racial aspects—shocked Schlender, who grew up not far from Dietrich.
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Not far below them stands a ringed, 15-foot-in-diameter cross section of a sequoia.
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The Nasdaq was the biggest loser percentage-wise, with the other two indexes not far behind.
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NOT far off the coast of Guam lies the deepest point on Earth's surface, the Mariana trench.
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Local parties reportedly devoted over $2.2bn to such races, not far off the $2.4bn for congressional campaigns.
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The single currency dropped 0.1 percent to $1.2114, not far from its lows last week of $1.2110.
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Lopez fled northbound in the southbound lane of the Henry Hudson Parkway, with police not far behind.
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Republicans scored them just below "Good" (0.9), not far below their rating of the typical Trump tweet.
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They have about 10,000 viewers, not far off what a cable news show gets in South Africa.
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Revenue slipped 13 percent to 2.3 billion shekels, not far off the 2.34 billion expected by analysts.
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It seems when something major happens in the gold market there's a conspiracy theory not far behind.
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Yet that number is still not far off from what a single L train car can hold.
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Not far behind these women is young billionaire Kylie Jenner, whose cosmetics company is worth $900 million.
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It's not far from Morocco, another place that "Game of Thrones" has used as a filming location.
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It was there, not far from the village of Dallas, that they intended to build their utopia.
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Financials are not far behind, history shows, losing 19 percent on average in the same market conditions.
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The euro was flat at $1.1420, not far from 14-month highs of $1.1445 touched last week.
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Against the yen, the euro stood at 133.79 yen, not far from strong resistance levels around 134.50.
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A joint appearance at the University of Akron, not far from Youngstown, cost $80,000, she said. Rep.
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The base is not far from the front lines, and signs of casualty-aversion are all around.
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Before the fighting sequence begins, Jessica storms into the Midland Circle building, with Matt not far behind.
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Investigators said most of the "significant components" of wreckage were found not far from the crash site.
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In 2014, 35 Afghan Sikhs were found in a shipping container in Tilbury, not far from Purfleet.
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The common currency remained not far off a near two-year low of $1.11055 brushed on Thursday.
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Against the yen, the dollar fetched 109.24 yen, not far from Friday's four-month low of 108.605.
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And those big apples all fell not far from the tree, right into Evans' and Schonberger's laps.
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The dollar index was a fraction firmer at 98.213 and not far from a three-week high.
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Not far away is the futuristic home of the Paraguayan Congress, built using Taiwanese funds in 2003.
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Tuesday near the Etter-Harbin Alumni Center and not far from the school's football stadium, officials said.
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Against the dollar, the euro was steady at $1.09975, not far from the $1.09920 reached last week.
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YS: Well, as you know, Trump Tower is not far from where this sculpture is being located.
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The canyonlands are not far from the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, the recently occupied federal bird sanctuary.
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In other words, it's not far-fetched to suggest that they could reestablish sanctions against Trump's will.
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The rig, which carried Lithuania license plates, was headed to a warehouse not far away, ANSA said.
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Both devices were shipped to a store in New Jersey, not far from where Rahami was living.
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You know, with it all, yesterday's correction and what not, the Dow is not far from 26,000.
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Officers also found his truck abandoned not far from Houston; the vehicle had also been set ablaze.
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And let's not kid ourselves: the numbers are not far off making a two-party coalition possible.
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"He&aposs not far off from being great," said Green, whose team has won three of four.
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Italian police located him in 1999 at a weight loss farm, not far from his Orvieto home.
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A not-far-above-freezing high from January 2000 to July 220 is a virtual heat wave.
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Mount Mantap in the North, not far from the Chinese border, is the regime's nuclear test site.
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According to police, Carrillo's vehicle was found in a church parking lot not far from Hudson's residence.
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The plane crashed into a field in the afternoon, not far from the end of the runway.
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Bahamian authorities found the chopper in the water near the Abaco Islands, not far from Grand Cay.
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The site is roughly 25 acres of woods and open fields, not far from a residential neighborhood.
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And in eastern Kolkata, not far from Thursday's collapse, a fully constructed overpass collapsed in March 2013.
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I think the situation was amplified because this is not far from where Islan [Nettles] was killed.
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Spot silver was steady at $14.66 an ounce, not far below Wednesday's three-month peak of $14.80.
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The euro was last trading flat at $1.1129, not far from $1.1140, its highest since Aug. 0.13.
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The euro was steady at $1.0669, not far from a six-day high of $1.0675 reached overnight.
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The British pound stood at 1.2508, not far from six-month lows of $1.2481 touched on Friday.
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The British pound stood at 1.2518, not far from six-month lows of $1.2481 touched on Friday.
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It's not far-fetched to say that very soon, the world will see its last polio case.
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It also slipped to 0.8722 pound per euro, not far from Friday's eight-week low of 0.8750.
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The shadow came from a father holding his son not far away, gazing down at the scene.
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Perhaps some world with liquid water on its surface exists not far from our own home planet.
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DXY was little changed at 13, not far from the seven-month high of 98.169 hit Monday.
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Two of the dead were in an RV park in Convent, Louisiana, not far from Portish's home.
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Not far from the monitors was a tiny door that led to the heart of the operation.
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The euro stood at $1.1172 not far from a one-month high of $1.1218 set on Thursday.
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While most violence against sex workers is carried out by clients, the police are not far behind.
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Local TV station WSB reports that Quayle was not far from her job when the shooting occurred.
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AN AIRLINE boss's worst nightmare is one of its planes crashing; but this was not far off.
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The British pound stood at 1.2485, not far from six-month lows of $1.2481 touched on Friday.
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With open white nationalists running for office in Wisconsin and Illinois, that concern is not far-fetched.
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Like the stimulus, Dodd-Frank has been seen as both going too far and not far enough.
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Not far from it, I came across a group of several dozen Taliban fighters, dressed in black.
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U.S.-China trade tensions were not far from investors' minds, having dominated the headlines in recent weeks.
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Not far from them sat a talking automaton from an installation by the Polish artist Goshka Macuga.
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Orlando was cradling 5-year-old Flynn as he left LAX Tuesday, with Katy not far behind.
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Bittorf is an officer with the Milton Police Department, not far from Jackson's hometown of Janesville, Wisconsin.
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Safe-haven gold gained 0.3% to $1,521.00 per ounce, not far from its highest since April 2013.
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Those two little words are likely to be not far from the lips of the Fed punditry.
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Not far away, another Costa, cousin Dom, was defeated by Sara Innamorato by nearly the same margin.
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Not far behind is Newark, New Jersey, which announced $7 billion in incentives to attract the company.
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Against the yen, the euro stood at 133.76 yen, not far from strong resistance levels around 134.50.
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Nikkei average dropped 0.8 percent to 21,252.72, not far from 4-1/2-month low of 21,042.09.
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Five-year bond yields were down 4 bps at 2.99 percent and not far off recent lows.
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He was given a diagnosis of dementia and later moved to Chagrin, not far from Linda's home.
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That's particularly true if he goes to a certain minimum-security prison not far from the city.
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The research found eight different pockets of ice of varying size not far below the planet's surface.
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However, Sanders, Warren and Buttigieg were not far behind, all polling between 14 and 85033 percent. Sen.
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These days, though, Apple has six stores in Manhattan, including one in Chelsea, not far from Tekserve.
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He was not far from his home and was wearing a bullet-proof vest, the chief said.
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That continued with the meeting on Sunday at the golf club, not far from Mr. Christie's home.
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Facial recognition, which techno-pessimists see as the advent of the Orwellian state, is not far behind.
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He told me that the editor was traveling in southern California, not far from where I lived.
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He lives in a modest apartment for people with low incomes, not far from his former laboratory.
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The pound edged a quarter of a percent higher to $1.3427 but not far from a Nov.
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The global benchmark is not far below its 22040-month high of $59.49 hit in late September.
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The former president's conservative supporters also took to the streets not far away, though fewer in number.
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That kept the euro in the red at $1.15765, not far from a 20163-low of $1.15080.
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Trade-weighted sterling was at 73.8, not far from a record low of 73.4 struck last week.
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That was not far from a more than 2093-1/2-year high struck Tuesday of $1.2069.
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Believe it or not, India is actually the world's sixth-biggest producer, trailing not far behind Ethiopia.
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Other European countries were "not far behind" in their relatively low levels of trust for social media.
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The precious metal stood at $1,405.41 per ounce, not far from Friday's six-year high of $1,103.
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I was asleep in my house in San Martino Spinto, not far from the city of Modena.
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Newsome grew up on "sheisty-ass" Sheridan Avenue in the South Bronx, not far from Yankee Stadium.
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The broader NSE Nifty fell 1.28 percent to 7,018.70, not far from the session's low of 7,009.75.
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Or we'll go to our favorite place Rucola, which is not far, and have pasta and fish.
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Cases in Germany were still in the tens, while the numbers are now not far off 5,000.
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The earnest gratitude of the agents assembled here, not far from the Raleigh-Durham Airport, affirmed that.
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That was not far above the $76 billion that private investors had valued it at in August.
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Cano is not far behind with 2,470 hits — and a lot more thump, however he achieves it.
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Mr. Faria was born in a village not far from where he eventually set up his clinic.
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Not far from the piers was National Taiwan Ocean University, which, among other things, trains naval officers.
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The grim memories of that day were not far from the minds of residents on the block.
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Two people not far from the campers died that night; more than a dozen more were injured.
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"It's not far from the senior tour," Daly said of the rules that he played under Thursday.
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Most dwellings are not far from — if not actually on — cliffs hundreds of feet above the sea.
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Mets Manager Mickey Callaway was not far behind Vargas, being ejected by the end of the first.
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She uses a money dealer here, not far from the border, to send $2,500 twice a year.
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But the Astros were not far behind, with 101 wins, making this a particularly high-powered matchup.
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Bin Laden had been living in the city of Abbottabad, not far from a military training school.
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When the shooting broke out, he was in math class, not far from where many were shot.
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The address is associated with the Kamway Lodge, a budget hotel not far from where Zamperoni lived.
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In 222 it was installed in the newly named Zuccotti Park, not far from its original spot.
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The ill diplomats complained of unusual sounds in their apartments, which are not far from the consulate.
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If I had a guess, and this just a guess, we're not far from a correction low.
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Not far beyond the marina, cargo ships and oil tankers waited patiently for their turn at port.
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The jet is reported to have crashed not far from the Tehran airport where it took off.
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Matter In Tanzania, not far from the Serengeti, live the Hadza, a community of about 1,300 people.
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Both towns are next to the Schliersee, a pristine Alpine lake not far from the Austrian border.
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Not far away was Koricancha (10 soles admission), the ruins of an important temple in Incan history.
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The bridge is not far upriver from Niagara Falls, and falling into the water would be perilous.
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San Francisco was not far behind at 9 percent, and Denver came in third at 8 percent.
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The euro traded at $1.1560, not far from an 11-month low of $1.1508 touched last week.
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Here's what else is happening: • Harlem schools are left to fail as those not far away thrive.
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She knew that from a book in the Rogers Memorial Library, not far from the arts center.
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The Ophelia, not far from United Nations, covered its outdoor bar to look like a snow globe.
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Its costs as a percentage of income are 52 percent, not far from Lloyds' enviable 47 percent.
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Not far away at the Amazon party, a rival in the battle for streaming supremacy was celebrating.
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Not far away at the Amazon party, a rival in the battle for streaming supremacy was celebrating.
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The new profitability target, meanwhile, is not far off HSBC's previous ambition of "above 11%" in 2020.
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IT-79, the champion two years ago, is staying in a kindergarten not far from the gymnasium.
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Syrian government forces arrive in the town of Tal Tamr, not far from the border with Turkey.
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Not far from Berlin stands a 121-year-old hospital that has been abandoned for 25 years.
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One day, Liu and I went to lunch at a Chinese restaurant not far from his hotel.
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Against the yen, the euro stood at 133.74 yen, not far from strong resistance levels around 134.50.
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At its session peak, it hit $22018, not far from a recent three-year high of $1.733.
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Other long-dated bond yields were higher on the day but also not far from recent lows.
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The global benchmark is not far below its 26-month high of $59.49 hit in late September.
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Well, his recent interview with Sarah Paulson isn't quite on that level, but it's not far off.
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AND PEOPLE ARE ALSO, BY THE WAY, SAYING THAT MAYBE JAPAN IS NOT FAR OUT THERE EITHER.
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But Carpenter said current wage inflation in the U.S. is not far from where it should be.
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And so it's not far-fetched to believe that even a far-left progressive such as Sen.
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Germany's benchmark Bund yield rose to -0.39%, not far off a low of -0.41% hit on Monday.
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Much of the damage was in Manabí Province and the city of Manta, not far from Portoviejo.
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I go to a high school not far away from the prep school that Judge Kavanaugh attended.
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Not far from Kasulo's barren hillside are two mining projects that should have propelled the country's development.
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The precious metal stood at $1,404.79 per ounce, not far from Friday's six-year high of $1,410.78.
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It's not far-fetched to say that very soon the world will see its last polio case.
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The bond market, not far from a state that typically precedes a recession, says not so fast.
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He says it was being displayed on an eye level shelf, not far from the children's section.
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If you don't see a person at that level, you're not far enough up the food chain.
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What it's about: Not far offshore, a surfer (Blake Lively) faces off against a great white shark.
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To Mr Law's generation, he says, 2047 is not far away; he will still be in his prime.
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The big five tech firms have almost 1m staff, not far off the 1.5m Walmart has in America.
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That is way behind the publicly funded BBC (at 77%) but not far behind second-placed ITN (39%).
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Average fees are around 15%, not far above the cut a conventional estate agent takes on a sale.
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Martial-arts whiz Danny Rand fills out the fearsome foursome—but don't forget, The Punisher's not far behind.
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Martial-arts whiz Danny Rand fills out the fearsome foursome—but don't forget, The Punisher's not far behind.
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Skepticism among parents Bugesera is a district in the Eastern Province, not far from the border with Burundi.
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In my mind, keeping my Facebook profile alive is not far off from keeping my Hotmail account active.
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The euro held at $1.1420 and not far from the recent 5-1/2-month peak of $1.1437.
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This is the eastern coast of Puerto Rico, not far from where the eye of Maria made landfall.
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It's filled with teenage angst, not far-fetched for the 17-year-old, but less than mediocre bars.
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His car was discovered not far from Sugar Land in a Missouri City, TX parking lot Thursday morning.
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The pipeline is planned to run under the Missouri River, not far from the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation.
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The pound was up 0.3% at $1.2176, not far from the 31-month low it reached last week.
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The car wash — the D & M Car Wash — is located in Brooklyn, not far from its commercial district.
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Versus the dollar, the pound was down 0.3% at $1.2121, not far from last week's low of $1.2080.
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The shared currency was not far from a nearly one-year low against the dollar hit last week.
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Police dogs found Brendan's pajama-clad body three hours, later in a park not far from Creato's home.
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Nobre warned that it is not far off with already 15-17% of the rainforest having been destroyed.
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By 1530 GMT, the pound was up 0.2% to $1.3025, not far from the day's high of $1.3046.
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A school of bigeye snapper by the soft coral of Richelieu Rock not far from the Myanmar border.
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Joshua Pendleton, 36, of Fort Dodge was quickly taken into custody not far from the church, police said.
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The building had been a modest farmhouse, set amid palm trees and not far from the Mediterranean Sea.
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They're not cheap at $350, a price point not far off from the very flimsy Beats Studio Wireless.
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Police arrested the woman on Wednesday at a hotel in Tenerife not far from where Hawking was speaking.
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"I was not far away from beating Rafa on a clay court in a Masters final," he said.
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" He adds: "I think it's not far-fetched to say that t@gged is an allegory to that.
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The euro changed hands 0.3 percent lower at $1.1927, not far from Friday's four-month low of $1.1910.
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Yet the CNRP still managed to win 46% of the popular vote, not far behind the CPP's 51%.
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As per usual, his followers were not far behind — jumping on Twitter to add fuel to the speculation.
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In January, another Indian military base was attacked in northwestern Punjab, not far from the border with Pakistan.
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When Brinkley arrived at Telluride Medical Center, Alexa had been waiting for her — with Joel not far behind.
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One day — and he's not far away — Ben will be ready to open himself up to love again.
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The euro inched up slightly to $1.0593 but remained not far above Friday's 11-month low of $1.0569.
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Against the greenback, the common currency stood at $1.1410 , not far from a six-month peak of $1.1454.
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After they split up on campus, Flores was alone with Smart not far from her Muir Hall dorm.
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You know, Lower Manhattan, as we keep saying, not far from the scene of the World Trade Center.
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Versus the dollar, the British currency was not far from the 31-month low it reached last week.
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According to the report, the network with lowest levels of diversity is AMC, with Amazon not far behind.
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The shark latched onto the woman's arm after biting her as she swam not far from the shoreline.
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Not far away is the amygdala, in charge of our emotions, which can drive memory storage and retrieval.
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But it was not far from the previous session's low of 97.080, its lowest level since Nov. 9.
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Some time before dawn on January 6 1975, in a squat not far from Euston, he killed himself.
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The rally was held not far from the site of the June shooting, the popular gay nightclub Pulse.
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The pound shed 0.5% to $1.2105, not far from its two-year low of $1.2080 touched last week.
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If I am honest, that's not far off from the "hold my beer and watch this" mental attitude.
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And not far away, industry representatives from all three nations sat waiting and hoping to influence the talks.
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Pew, an American research outfit, reckons 81% of Lebanese households have a car, not far off America's 88%.
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The euro dropped 0.4 percent to $1.2088, not far from its three-month lows last week of $1.2110.
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It's not far from the office and close to the trains so the commuting client will appreciate it.
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On Monday, the pound was a shade softer at $1.3585 but not far from the peak of $1.3615.
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Getting ready to relocate in retirement but think Florida's just not far away — or exotic — enough for you?
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It fell as low as 100.75 yen, not far from a 3-week trough of 100.680 hit overnight.
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Oil prices edged down in the cross-currents but were not far from their highest since late 22.
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Out on the plains of East Texas, not far from Dallas, a company called TMGcore is mining crypto.
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The dollar was last at 117.60 yen, not far off a four-month trough of 117.33 set overnight.
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Fellow miners Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton were not far behind, both tumbling 22018 percent or more each.
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For every twist and turn in her personal life, there has been a money bag not far behind.
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Brent crude futures changed hands at $70.83 per barrel, not far from Tuesday's five-month peak of $71.34.
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But when the smoke cleared, Starhopper was back on the ground, not far from where it had started.
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The euro was likewise almost unchanged at $1.1149, not far from a near two-year trough of $1.1110.
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In October 2010, Sahrawi activists erected tents at Gdeim Izik, not far from the capital of Western Sahara.
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ET Thursday, Jose was out over the open Atlantic, not far from where Irma was several days ago.
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Google is spending more money than any company in America on lobbyists and Facebook is not far behind.
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On Friday, he pleaded for gun reform again, this time after a shooting not far from his city.
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Ed now worked as a building contractor and lived in Borrowdale, not far from Mugabe and General Chiwenga.
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In a small cinder-block house not far from one of the toxic ponds, a man is dying.
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Not far away, Christy snoozed in her hospital bed, her arm reached out toward her husband and daughter.
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The euro dropped 0.42 percent to $1.2077, not far from its three-month lows last week of $1.2110.
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Wipe out all of ObamaCare laws, rules, regulations, and taxes, at a date not far distant, but predetermined.
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The town is not far from Ecuador's Amazon region, home to much of the OPEC member's oil industry.
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" Asked if he would enter the RSC race if Harris bowed out, Franks replied: "You're not far off.
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Another six months passed before Timmy's remains were found, not far from where the sneaker had been discovered.
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The euro was slightly lower at $1.1097, not far from the 26-month low hit the previous day.
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That's not far off the 7.6 percent cost of capital that Bayer estimated for its business last year.
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The euro fell 0.4 percent to $1.1275, not far Thursday's high of $1.1377, its highest since October 2015.
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DXY was little changed at 95.063, not far from a five-month trough of 94.578 set on Friday.
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They met at the church, not far from the Yarnell Fire Department, on a street called Looka Way.
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Markets like Allentown, Pennsylvania (21.8 percent), Detroit (20.6 percent) and Las Vegas (16.5 percent) are not far behind.
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Boko Haram militants killed her parents four months ago, in their village not far from Maiduguri, she said.
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The dollar paused at 112.39 yen, not far from a six-month top of 1.131.1677 set on Friday.
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While the tunnel was not yet complete, Conricus claimed Hamas was not far from establishing an exit point.
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The radio and keys were recovered not far from the jail, along with McCloud's shoes, the sheriff said.
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A plastic pipe carries its contents outside and empties into a wooded area not far from the house.
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Mr. Uematsu lived not far from the center in a large, cream-colored concrete house on a hill.
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In December 2008, Caylee's decomposed remains were found in a wooded area not far from the Anthony home.
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The tech investor Sam Altman hosted the luncheon at his home not far from the tech hub's downtown.
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When we allow the rights of some to be violated, the rights of all are not far behind.
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Even though it's not far from where I work, I had never spent much time in the neighborhood.
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I met Ms. Occhipinti in the courtyard of her winery, not far from the historic city of Ragusa.
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The other occurred that same month, not far from Pinnacle charter school, at STEM School in Highland Ranch.
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The euro was unchanged at $1.1091, not far from the 26-month low it hit the previous day.
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Mel B pulled up fashionably late to Ginger Spice's London crib Thursday with Mel C not far behind.
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Versus the dollar, the British currency was not far from the 6.893-month low it reached last week.
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Kirk's seat appears to be the one Republicans are most likely to lose, with Toomey's not far behind.
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Mark Miles often has lunch at a restaurant not far from his office at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
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Not far away, Isamu Noguchi's small stoneware "Bell Child" sits beside a haiku by his father, Yone Noguchi.
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At the Alternative for Germany's celebrations in Berlin, jubilant supporters insisted that they were not far-right extremists.
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It is not far-fetched to believe they would also apply for bank accounts if given the opportunity.
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Apple shares closed down 1 percent at $153.93, not far below the all-time high set last month.
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On July 16, the owner of a sailboat anchored not far from the houseboat reported a break-in.
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The King also agreed to allow Parmentier to plant up a field of potatoes not far from Paris.
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Tiny wrinkles curling at the corners, and something not far from scorn lurking there and beside her lips.
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The euro dropped 0.44 percent to $1.2075, not far from its three-month lows last week of $1.2110.
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In April, President Xi Jinping of China announced plans for a new city, Xiongan, not far from Beijing.
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The military occupies over 17,000 acres of prime agricultural land in Okara district, not far from my village.
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I assume these thoughts were not far from his mind as he mused aloud during the gerrymander argument.
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In Letna Park, on a hill not far from Prague Castle, everything was designed to draw them in.
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Yesterday, local police burnt many of their belongings, which were stored under a bridge not far from here.
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It is not far-fetched to think that the government could one day demand and abuse that information.
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A few moments later, Heath had the ball at her feet again, not far from the halfway line.
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This, sadly, is not far from the going rate for cocktails that are made painstakingly, but these weren't.
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Trump is certainly not far-off on the need to make some changes to that agreement, quite frankly.
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I mean, you grow up in Inglewood, not far from the Forum, and you attend Morningside High School.
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Not far away, among the international labels of the high-end Design District, is the St. Roch Market.
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It has taken decades of societal growth to get this far and it's still obviously not far enough.
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He throws the ball an average of 28.1 yards a pass, not far-off those other big heavers.
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The author also says he was responsible for a fire at a mosque in Escondido, not far away.
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Days later, a body was discovered in the river not far from where another had already been found.
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And they executed Mr. Tolbert's cabinet members by firing squad on a beach not far from the Mansion.
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Chris Bell, were not far behind, and one-third of voters had yet to make up their minds.
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Not far from Dearborn, in Detroit, for example, things are very different, during Ramadan and throughout the year.
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He was not far off, as China has reported more than 81,000 cases with more than 3,200 deaths.
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Five hours later, detectives placed him at an ATM in Azusa, not far from Monrovia, according to police.
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Hours later, first responders recovered a man's body Friday evening not far from where the boat was discovered.
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In the fall of 2014, Shiffrin trained with Ligety in Colorado, not far from her home outside Vail.
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A school not far from her home that her children and grandchildren had attended was damaged, she said.
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He smiled as the ball climbed higher and higher, but not far enough to fall into the stands.
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This brought me into more settled waters … But now … I am not far from where I was before.
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Berardelli, the archpriest of Casnigo, died this month in a hospital in Lovere, not far from Milan (Araberara).
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He's describing hog-killing season in southern Georgia, where he grew up not far from the Okefenokee Swamp.
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It was across the street from the public high school and not far from where he was shot.
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That's not far behind financial services, which contributed £132 billion ($171 billion) to the UK economy in 2018.
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The Lakers star was a fixture at the college, not far from his home, in the off-season.
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In the fraught history of the Korean Peninsula, however, the idea of assassination attempts is not far-fetched.
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Not far behind follow primatologists, like Jan Gogarten, a postdoctoral researcher at the Robert Koch Institute in Germany.
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Not far from the players' minds, or, for that matter, their parents', was the legend of Dylan Cozens.
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Typical dart throwers toss at an average speed of 5.8 to 6.7 meters per second, not far off.
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Gagosian Gallery's Instagram site has at least 226,2200 followers, with that of Pace not far behind, at 219,143.
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Not far from the impeachment hearing on Capitol Hill, a verdict was reached in the Roger Stone trial.
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Not far away, in Cyrillic letters, is the plaque announcing Russia Street, and then there is Warsaw Street.
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That gap kept the euro pinned at $1.0624, not far from last week's one-year trough at $1.0569.
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Tony Altobelli was on a walk around Balboa Island, not far from his home, when his cellphone buzzed.
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Not far behind were the bright eyes of those rookies eager to etch their names into hockey lore.
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The Dow is up 13% so far in 2019 and is not far from its all-time high.
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And with the 2020 election not far off, there is huge potential for weaponizing deepfakes on social media.
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But many of the Democrats' dire warnings are not far off the mark: Prices could indeed prove prohibitive.
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The new power plant is located near the town of Kayes, not far from the border with Senegal.
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Rubio, with 23.1 percent, shocks Trump (24.3 percent) and is not far behind Iowa winner Cruz (27.7 percent).
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Not far from Rowan University, the University of Pennsylvania has grappled with its own spate of recent suicides.
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Atlanta police responded to a missing person call at Crawford's apartment not far from the Clark Atlanta campus.
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Not far away, at Rodef Shalom Congregation, hundreds of people lined up for the visitation for the brothers.
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He was born and raised in Pradzew, a small farming town in central Poland, not far from Lodz.
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Only Singapore makes the top tier, but the Philippines, Malaysia, Hong Kong and India are not far behind.
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Strictly speaking, we don't have a quid pro quo relationship, although it is not far from that either.
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More fossils had been discovered, not far from the first location, but this hadn't been announced publicly yet.
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If East Stratcom sounds like a group tasked with devising plans to win wars, that's not far-off.
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The pound held steady at $1.4443, not far from its two-week low of $1.4375 touched on Monday.
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"It is apparent, at least to me, that they're not far away from an agreement," this person said.
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The euro edged up 0.1 percent to $1.1172, not far from last Wednesday's three-week low of $1.1123.
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A quick search yielded a dessert place not far away and we swung by to take a look.
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Gymnastics aficionados may remember Ohashi, now 21, as a world-class gymnast not far off an Olympic berth.
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Not far from them, the covered body of Mr. Chattergoon still lay on the sidewalk, surrounded by shards.
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A soldier was also killed by a sniper in Sheikh Zuweid,which is not far from el-Arish.
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Mr. Leigh emerged from the 96th Street subway to find an appealing neighborhood not far from Riverside Park.
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Looking up to its highest point, the feeling is not far removed from a sacred or sublime experience.
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NASA is planning to build a spacecraft designed to search the skies for asteroids not far from Earth.
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But, the Trump administration has laid siege to EPA with zealous, anti-regulation Republican lawmakers not far behind.
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Caba's company Sooretul - meaning "it's not far" - sells more than 400 products from about 2,800 rural women online.
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Though you could very well never leave the house thanks to these features, you're not far from civilization.
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That's not far from the range that the renowned urbanist Jane Jacobs deemed optimal for vital street life.
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Hastert taught at the school, not far from Chicago, between 1965 and 1981 before beginning his political career.
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Where to watch it: Ferdinand is available for digital purchase (which usually means rental is not far behind).
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Nobre warned that it is not far off with already 15-17% of the rain forest having been destroyed.
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And the two actors were not far behind in expressing their own enthusiasm about being involved with the project.
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