Whatever side Trump is on, you are on the opposite side, even if the opposite side is a bunch of people who rip other people&aposs bodies apart limb for limb.
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Similarly, the gravity is weakest on the opposite side of Earth from the Moon, so the ocean isn't pulled as strongly so also creates a bulge on the opposite side of the Earth.
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Players score by striking the opposite side of the ball.
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And then do the same thing in the opposite side.
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Let me ask you the question from the opposite side.
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"He on the opposite side, fighting against me," Eugene said.
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On the opposite side, the nearest dwelling is number 2027.
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There's a USB 3 and HDMI port on the opposite side.
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What stands on the opposite side of what you're afraid of?
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On the opposite side of the coin is men holding fish.
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The number is repeated on the shorts, on the opposite side.
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The hatch opened on the opposite side where Aldrin was seated.
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"I've been down on the opposite side of this," Kipnis said.
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On the opposite side of the facility is the meat freezer.
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Soon, he will be on the opposite side of the glass.
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Watching one side takes 30 minutes, as does the opposite side.
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Do the opposite side and repeat for 60 seconds or until failure.
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Californians are on the opposite side of many of the president's battles.
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" He also says, "They are actually on the opposite side of investors.
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Assume this triad is duplicated on the opposite side of the truck.
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It may also spur those on the opposite side of the debate.
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Both insinuated that the political consultants on the opposite side were shady.
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But another business tycoon is on the opposite side of the conflict.
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I know when to work with the opposite side of the aisle.
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Sybe shows me a few tubes on opposite side of the lab.
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He was operating almost entirely on the opposite side of the spectrum.
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Because motherhood showed me what was on the opposite side of smaller.
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Appeasing him would alienate more than one conservative on the opposite side.
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Immediately return to the starting position, and repeat on the opposite side.
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Kiriakou's co-host Brian Becker is on the opposite side of the
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On the opposite side of the country, Boko Haram is still raging.
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Mr. Koesterich, however, has been taking the opposite side of that trade.
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The bedroom area is on the opposite side of the central closet.
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It really felt like these characters were the opposite side of that.
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The trigonometric functions used to describe these ratios are called sine, cosine, and tangent, which represent the ratio of the opposite side to the hypotenuse, adjacent side to the hypotenuse, and the opposite side to the adjacent side, respectively.
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On the opposite side of the Tory party, Remainer MPs are making trouble.
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Dragonstone is on the opposite side of the Blackwater Bay from King's Landing.
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On the opposite side of the phone is a dedicated Google Assistant button.
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Another friend, also named Richard, watched from the opposite side of the bed.
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Sessions, a former Trump Cabinet member, represents the opposite side of that spectrum.
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As a woman, I am on the opposite side of the marketing game.
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On the opposite side, it will offer a USB-C connector for MacBooks.
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Each time they both run to the opposite side, a run is scored.
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Pelosi was seated on the opposite side of the podium from the president.
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Bring left foot back to plank and then repeat movement on opposite side.
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"Landau is colorful," a house on the opposite side of the square proclaimed.
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Step 3: Make a similar braid on the opposite side of your head.
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The danger in Brazil springs from the opposite side of the political spectrum.
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A sleepy clutch of downtown blocks hugs the opposite side of the highway.
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Then he flipped the board over, revealing another list on the opposite side.
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I walked to the opposite side and greeted the interviewers to attract their attention.
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The MacBook Air has two and a 3.5mm audio jack on the opposite side.
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On the opposite side of that traffic roundabout is Trump's Trump International Hotel & Tower.
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But those on the opposite side of the debate say the practice wastes energy.
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On the opposite side are retail giants like Wal-Mart, Target and Best Buy.
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A giant, OLED TV takes up the opposite side of the wall the car.
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It is backing the opposite side from the United States in only one, Yemen.
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I was on the opposite side of the room, behind him, out of sight.
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The person whose boat first reached the opposite side would be first to wed.
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On the opposite side of the street, her own home gazes back at her.
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Ocean Beach sits on the entirely opposite side of the city's bustling city center.
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One said he lived on the opposite side of the building to Tate Modern.
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Judas sits alone on the opposite side to the group, his face stern and unmoving.
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Do this for 22 seconds to 23 minute, and then repeat on the opposite side.
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PILLSBURY: The defectors provide a kind of opposite side of the story from Chinese officials.
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How does the shrapnel from this hit me on the opposite side of the head?
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On the opposite side of the rink, Jake Allen made 25 saves on 30 shots.
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Press off your left foot and hop through center, then lunge to the opposite side.
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The picture was made from a far distance from an opposite side of Tverskaya Street.
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On the opposite side of the terminal was a smaller food court with other options ...
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Then, quickly jump to the opposite side, swapping your legs back and forth in midair.
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On the opposite side of the atrium will be a small cyber center and cafe.
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Further, it will often be on the opposite side of the Sun from the Earth.
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On the opposite side, the bezel is super thin, as is the e-reader's body.
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As expected, Meetup's move has enraged those on the opposite side of the political spectrum.
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"We're just on the opposite side of Trump on trade and immigration," Mr. Engler said.
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Tucked away on the opposite side is a seating section with numerous chairs and couches.
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Some of his fellow officers see it the same way, though from the opposite side.
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My family and I live on the opposite side of the city and weren't affected.
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And he may find himself on the opposite side even of his new empowering advisers.
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Reverse the steps to return to your upright seated posture and repeat on the opposite side.
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"Some of our closest allies, decades ago, fought on the opposite side of these world wars."
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Along the way, Rijeka will be in full view on the opposite side of the bay.
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There are actually two screens now, each on the opposite side of a 180-degree hinge.
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Some of our closest allies, decades ago, fought on the opposite side of these World Wars.
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On the opposite side of the Rhine river German police also tightened border controls, officials said.
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On the opposite side of the spectrum, being careless with money is also an entrepreneur-killer.
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The common understanding is that the opposite side of your brain controls your body's motor functions.
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That's the microphone, which has been moved to sit on the opposite side of the speaker.
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Draw right knee back in and immediately repeat the movement with the opposite side; continue alternating.
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Instead, it was on the opposite side of the store, oddly next to the bakery department.
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McCann then reached out and slapped a single to the opposite side to drive him in.
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She then switched the handsets to the opposite side, and I settled in for another hour.
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On the opposite side of the gallery is an equally haunting installation by Delphine Adama Fawundu.
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But behind the white drywall on the opposite side of the window, the building isn't empty.
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Her stance on marijuana puts her on the opposite side of the issue from Mr. Cuomo.
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The atmosphere was tense, even on the opposite side of the sprawling 419-acre UCLA campus.
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On the opposite side of a long central staircase is a sleeping wing with three bedrooms.
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The kitchen and bathroom, both upgraded about eight years ago, have entrances on the opposite side.
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Three additional bedrooms are on the opposite side of the house, each with its own bath.
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Blue and White is very much on the opposite side of Likud on these democracy issues.
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Some of our closest allies, decades ago, fought on the opposite side of these world wars.
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The Ecuadorian quake followed two quakes that struck Japan on the opposite side of the Pacific.
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Authorities wouldn't let parents onto school grounds and pushed them to the opposite side of Highway 6.
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The impact that punched out the crater nearly shattered Mimas, producing fractures on the moon's opposite side.
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On the opposite side, Hunter is almost more bothered that Ashley lied to him than I am.
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Pacioretty directed his shot at the net, with Weise standing at the opposite side for the deflection.
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Men's statistical bad driving tends to stem from deciding to err on the opposite side of caution.
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He strides once and moves to the opposite side of the court, where he cans a floater.
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To put it mildly, Abeid is on the opposite side of the argument to the Mauritanian government.
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They switched the kicker to the opposite side, and maybe tried to catch the return team unawares?
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Weave in, then pull a section from the opposite side and join that to the plait. 3.
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I'm on the opposite side with what kind of production I like hearing SQ Wayne take on.
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He also won't be the first president to find himself on the opposite side of a prosecutor.
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They could be operating in another part of China, Asia, or the opposite side of the globe.
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She shifted her weight to the opposite side of Ham's choke and eventually popped her head out.
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Additional cabinets and a bar are on the opposite side of the room, near the dining area.
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To download all the content, tap the cloud-download icon on the opposite side of the screen.
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Political wounds from the opposite side of the aisle rarely heal, and policy differences die longer deaths.
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The two guest bedrooms are on the opposite side of the home and share a hall bathroom.
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Some of our closest allies, decades ago, fought on the opposite side of these terrible, terrible wars.
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On the opposite side of the capital, Ma and his family lived in a very different area.
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A lawmaker on the opposite side of the political aisle also followed Cupid's lead this weekend: Rep.
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If the government found out he was from the opposite side, they would come and kill you.
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PayPal also cancelled accounts belonging to groups on the opposite side of the ideological spectrum today as well.
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Another key practice is to push the condom to the opposite side of the wrapper before opening it.
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Finally, the fan blades on the opposite side of the tool slice the avocado into seven perfect pieces.
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The gluteal muscles contract on your standing leg to prevent the pelvis from falling to the opposite side.
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After the extension, rest on your knee again and kick the first leg out to other opposite side.
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Senators on the opposite side of the aisle, including Senate Judiciary Committee Ranking Member Dianne Feinstein and Sen.
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Boats, meanwhile, wouldn't have been allowed to anchor there — instead, going to the opposite side of the island.
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" Shay adds, "You'll see an opposite side to [all] our relationship this season than you did last season.
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But NASA lost contact with STERO-B, the satellite on the opposite side of the Sun, in 2014.
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On the opposite side of the country, in Queensland, the effects of climate change are even more obvious.
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On the opposite side of the spectrum, L'Officiel and Marie Claire U.K. cast zero non-white cover stars.
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Black and white residents generally live on opposite side of the train tracks that run through the city.
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Begin to lower the left leg, crossing it behind your body to the opposite side of the mat.
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Trump's administration is on the opposite side of the case, opposing the New Jersey law championed by Christie.
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Tagai placed the Zugubals on the opposite side of the sky to keep them far away from him.
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There were bodies on the opposite side of US 82 from the main crash site, Jones told CNN.
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Mr. Sweat started to cross a field of alfalfa, heading for the tree line on the opposite side.
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On the opposite side of the court, Australia's self-confident approach to defending against the Americans impressed Voigt.
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Staying sacred On the opposite side of Jokowi's balancing act is another jailed man -- this time walking free.
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Families are contemplating uncomfortable holidays with relatives on the opposite side of the political divide — or even canceling.
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As a result, in Afrin, the Trump administration is finding itself awkwardly on the opposite side from Turkey.
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The opposite side of the bill includes a portrait of David Unaipon, an Indigenous Australian writer and inventor.
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My cat has started flirting with a squirrel that cackles on the opposite side of the screen door.
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Turkey, which backs some of the anti-Syrian government rebels, is on the opposite side of the offensive.
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A dining area flows off the opposite side of this room, with French doors opening to another patio.
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On the opposite side of the rink, Blackhawks goaltender Jean-Francois Berube allowed four goals on 265 shots.
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Stretch your legs, plant your feet on the opposite side, and rest your head on the bathtub ledge.
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They come from two of Spain's richest regions, in every sense on the opposite side of Spain to Cádiz.
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Outings together on the street were strategically camouflaged; his father, Robert, walking on the opposite side of the street.
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The Opportunity rover has been exploring the plains of Meridiani Planum on the opposite side of Mars since 2004.
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Musk was also in attendance at that meeting, sitting on the exact opposite side of the table from Bezos.
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Similar plants compose her woven floor piece "Body Tracks" (2017), which lies on the opposite side of the gallery.
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Robert tells him the lines are all moving against him, the money is getting bet on the opposite side.
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On the opposite side of the spectrum, Switzerland's franc is the only currency that is overvalued against the buck.
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On the opposite side of the battle, broadband companies and their lobbying groups sharply criticized Democrats' legislation on Tuesday.
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The curators also placed four large Jasper Johns prints, "The Seasons" (1987), on the opposite side of the room.
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Slowly start to roll this section toward the ponytail and place it over the opposite side of the pony.
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Professor Hirshleifer advises a strategy of self-distancing, or considering the opposite side of any transaction before making it.
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Turning the whole thing over so that an approach can be made from the opposite side, as it were.
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He did, as we headed for the opposite side door, stop for pictures with three more groups who asked.
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Mars is reaching its opposition, when it's in alignment on the opposite side of the Earth and the sun.
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As previously stated, it does help me understand people who are on the opposite side of the political spectrum.
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But the other leveled subdivision, Coffey Park, is on the opposite side of Highway 101, the region's main artery.
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Viola is from Catania, on the opposite side of the island, about two and half hours away by bus.
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Jerry Kocharian, a church member and maintenance worker, stood with his coffee on the opposite side of the building.
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Mr. Christie is an avowed Springsteen fan, even if he is on the opposite side of the political spectrum.
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As I entered the revolving door to leave the building, a man was coming in on the opposite side.
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In a modest bungalow on the opposite side of the city, Paul Walsh had coffee and toast with butter.
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Get one to the opposite side of the board, and you effectively add a second queen to your ranks.
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To correct the imbalance, the next deck section and cables were installed on the opposite side of the pylons.
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On the opposite side of the stadium, the Eagles danced and celebrated with loud music inside their locker room.
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One side connects with the Lightning port's pins, while the opposite side connects with the micro USB port's pins.
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It says it faces a militant threat backed by arch-foe Iran on the opposite side of the Gulf.
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The Toll, a science fiction novel written by Neal Shusterman, shows us the opposite side of the same coin.
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Shooters can generally kick the ball harder when aiming for the opposite side of the goal from their strong foot.
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Denouncing racism and Nazis means that you now stand on the opposite side of the president of the United States.
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Folks gasped, and headed to the opposite side of the hill to take in the view of the darkened skyline.
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On the opposite side of the spectrum, planet c is a gas giant about 36 times the mass of Earth.
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He flipped a shot just inside the crossbar from the left circle after a Chabot setup from the opposite side.
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Whereas on the opposite side, with wicked environments, not all information is available when you have to make a decision.
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They are very intimidating inside and outside the court and no one wants to have them on the opposite side.
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I find myself on the opposite side of the debate on self-identification, but I identify with their life stories.
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The US embassy was almost directly south of the Kudan area, on the opposite side of the imperial palace park.
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"See, I would take the opposite side, and that's what makes markets," he said in response to Seymour on Monday.
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Or, it could swing toward the opposite side, making a statement about where, exactly, all those White House correspondents stand.
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Sitting on a chair on the opposite side of the clubhouse, McCann appreciated the sentiment and spoke glowingly of McCullers.
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Then, I did the same for the opposite side of my bottom lip and the two sides of the top.
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Across the hall, on the opposite side, is the Southwest, better known to students year-round as the women's bathroom.
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The companies were not its clients, owed a fiduciary duty, but its counterparties, on the opposite side of the trades.
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Australia's Gold Coast Australians drive on the opposite side of the road, but locals and tourists alike warmly embrace #vanlife.
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They are on the opposite side of the draw from Rogers and Muguruza, who have played each other just once.
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And on the opposite side of the second floor is a carved-out den, with a second powder room nearby.
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And now Pelosi finds herself on the opposite side of the Congressional Black Caucus on the controversial comments that Rep.
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"Tickets out!" one attendant bellowed at New Jersey's Hoboken Terminal, on the opposite side of the Hudson River from Manhattan.
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The pain is bearable if she focusses on the nursery window, gleaming on the opposite side of the empty road.
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Hedman slid a pass from the opposite side to Stamkos, who one-timed it past Howard from the right circle.
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David Haye Former Klitschko opponent David Haye is on the opposite side of the debate, and calls the proposition "insane".
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It rattled out of cars—some passing on the opposite side of the street, some waiting patiently behind police barricades.
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"In the flash of lightning, I saw Mr. Caswell on the opposite side of the room from me," she continues.
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Someone should alert the major art museum on the opposite side of Central Park that there's one such heroine here.
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On the opposite side of the hallway, a woman served generous bowls of stewed grains from an enormous steel vat.
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Otherwise, the officers posted at the corner of the block direct passers-by to the opposite side of the street.
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One theory is that there are small contractions, known as "mirror" contractions, under the cast while training the opposite side.
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I've always liked the Brasserie, the informal restaurant on the opposite side of the Seagram Building from the Four Seasons.
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On a Sidney Crosby one-timer from the right side, Vasilevskiy gave up a long rebound toward the opposite side.
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"In the face of the excessive demands of the opposite side, a courageous move must be made," Khamenei said in May.
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The Turkish officials would meet with the Russians -- but only in their capacity as intermediaries on opposite side of the conflict.
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Their instincts are to be on the opposite side of every contentious issue, like Brexit, which was backed by the DUP.
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On the opposite side, Barry Rust makes fully functional ukuleles, banjos, and fiddles out of old coffee tins and cigar boxes.
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And the opposite side of that is something we call the singularity effect, which is an individual life is very valued.
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She's now in a tree on the opposite side of the park, and Christo is splitting his time between both homes.
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On Saturday, some area residents, even one on the opposite side of the political spectrum, said Trump's visit was a positive.
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At the same time, on the opposite side of the world, the Arctic Ocean was also seeing record-low sea ice.
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Kitty Green's Casting JonBenet approaches the subject from the opposite side of the spectrum, but ultimately gets at the same point.
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On the opposite side of the court, the defense attorneys have no obligation to try to reach an accurate, just verdict.
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But Torch was the one significant battle where the French—except for pro-Gaullist resistance fighters—were on the opposite side.
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Building #4 could be next door to #21, with #3 a ten-minute walk to the opposite side of the neighborhood.
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Nearly all of the fighting with the PKK happens in the mainly Kurdish southeast on the opposite side of the country.
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The church is on the opposite side of Paris so I have to leave early to make sure I'm not late.
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How long will this opposite side of the tracks romance Kevin finds himself in remain a secret from his sheriff dad?
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But on the opposite side of the thoroughfare, in a shopfront done up like a Parisian boutique, a retailer, Larry vs.
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"We had no clue whether the shooter was on the opposite side of campus or right outside our door," Monica said.
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On the opposite side are those who argue that labels are completely unnecessary — an extra cost that offers no meaningful benefit.
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Often playing on the opposite side from Josh Norman and tormenting cornerback Bashaud Breeland, Brown made eight catches for 126 yards.
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So here I am, resorting to an old technique of placing this essay on the opposite side of the editorials page.
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In the wake of a tragedy, find a policy -- or a person -- on the opposite side of the aisle to blame.
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Now the opposite side of that is that it's so much harder to get noticed today and build up a brand.
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On the opposite side of the center wall lies another polar bear, this one a rug covered in an American flag.
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But from the opposite side, the missing fabric makes her back the perfect canvas to display her Bulgari serpent necklace on.
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Two men in dark suits and dark ties and white shirts stand on the opposite side of the glass from me.
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On the opposite side of the park close to East Drive is the Samuel J. and Ethel LeFrak Center at Lakeside.
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There's usually more than meets the eye in a theme puzzle, but today's falls on the opposite side of the spectrum.
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Inexplicably, the see-through walkway connected a lofted bedroom to a lofted dressing room on the opposite side of the apartment.
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I sat in an office at the Colorado state Capitol, on the opposite side of a desk from a state legislator.
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Defacing the surface of a ball produces the same kind of effect — added movement, to the opposite side of the scuff.
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A resident on the opposite side of the courtyard complained to management that I have been spotted naked in my apartment.
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It was on the opposite side of the country, and he hadn't floated in its famously salty water for 30 years.
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At the rally on Thursday, Mr. Johnson noted that he was on the opposite side in 2015, opposing cap legislation then.
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But on the opposite side of the airport, the United States military has brought back at least some of the business.
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Corbyn however has reliably taken the opposite side to America on many of the key issues of the last 40 years.
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When he takes a taxi home, Mr. Sugarman always gives the driver the address on the opposite side of the street.
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P.J. Williams covered Rudolph, Ken Crawley covered Wright, and Marshon Lattimore was on the opposite side of the field covering Thielen.
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On the opposite side of the country, the ongoing Rohingya crisis has sent more than 950, 000 refugees into Bangladesh since 2015.
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Google is now facing a new lawsuit over diversity, but from the opposite side of the one that you've probably heard about.
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Indeed, Ross Muken, who covers pharmacy benefits managers for Evercore ISI, took the opposite side from his colleague in a note Monday.
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With Griffin biting, only linebacker K.J. Wright could cover Brown, as free safety Tedric Thompson keyed on Cooper on the opposite side.
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President Donald Trump is on the opposite side — blaming the Fed's rate increases for the recent sell-off in the stock market.
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After all, Earth spends just as much time on the opposite side of its orbit from Venus, placing it 1.72 AU away.
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Another camp, Sacred Stone, sits on the opposite side of the river and will not be affected by the Army Corps decision.
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Bring the piece that's furthest to the right over the top and into the middle, doing the same for the opposite side.
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On the opposite side of the USB ports is a microUSB jack, which is where you plug in the Compute Stick's charger.
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He put on the uniform to be one of the good guys, and now he's on the opposite side of the table.
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Barber's letter failed to derail Farr, whose long career has continually found him on the opposite side of the civil rights community.
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The mayor, a 2020 presidential candidate, told Bret Baier that Biden was on the opposite side of the issue as American women.
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A hallway leads to three additional bedrooms on the water side of the house and a home theater on the opposite side.
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Waymo's van, traveling in the center lane on the opposite side of the street, appears to have been a victim of circumstance.
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" On the opposite side of the World Series story was a dispatch from the ongoing campaign season, "HUMPHREY CHIDES NIXON ON AGNEW.
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To add to the stress, Ismael's husband's job took the couple to the opposite side of Saudi Arabia, from Jeddah to Dhahran.
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From here some grapplers prefer to use a windscreen wiper to pin the legs as they scarper around to the opposite side.
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Early in his campaign, a number of prominent Wall Street investors lined up to take the opposite side of his bearish trade.
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"Many on the opposite side of this 23000 year war, and us, are looking to make a deal - if possible!" he wrote.
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But the bulk of the refineries blamed for those spills are on the opposite side of the neighborhood from One Blue Slip.
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The fighting in the region of Fismes and on the opposite side of the river has resolved itself into a snipers' contest.
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We are traveling up the opposite side of the street from her old studio, seeing beyond the longstanding view outside her window.
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The facility will be located on the opposite side of the airport from the commercial terminal, away from the airport's remaining passengers.
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Murals are ubiquitous on both sides of the divide, sanctifying former combatants who are invariably considered coldblooded murderers on the opposite side.
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It took place on the opposite side of campus from where Mr. Spencer spoke, and the atmosphere there felt warm and accepting.
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Surveillance video showed a man, believed to be Rodriguez, walking through the mall on Saturday and exiting the building on the opposite side.
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Senator Cruz is on the opposite side of this issue from you, so does that mean that you're getting in and he isn't?
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People that know that we sometimes have clients on the opposite side of the aisle, it's never been an issue in four years.
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"It was really hot already, even though it was on the opposite side of the house," Fiorini, 33, of Spokane, Washington, tells PEOPLE.
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And both things happened on a night when their former starting point guard — the one creating MVP conversation — was on the opposite side.
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Dunst showed off her earring by tucking one side of her glam, old-fashion waves behind her ear, leaving the opposite side loose.
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Though it also does more cooperative work with major tech companies, the EFF frequently finds itself on the opposite side of the ring.
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It's in Manhattan on the opposite side of Central Park where you had that fundraiser at those two gay guys' apartment in April?
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By this point, we've come full circle and are standing in the Amtrak concourse, but on the opposite side of the waiting room.
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Although the convention is taking place in Philadelphia this year, Camden is only minutes away on the opposite side of the Delaware River.
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Crosby threaded a pass from the bottom of the right circle to the opposite side, where Kessel one-timed the puck behind Hutton.
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On the opposite side of the street, where there's a car windscreen repair shop in a lock-up, spiked metal fencing, and graffiti.
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And then, you know, getting myself to the opposite side where I'm tense and nervous, whether or not I can close it out.
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The moon was in perfect alignment with the sun and Earth, with the moon on the opposite side of Earth from the sun.
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But there's still hope to make Valentine's Day great again, even if you fancy someone on the opposite side of the ideological divide.
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The glass box — where Mr. Semon coordinates the lighting and sound cues, the scenery moves and the video — is on the opposite side.
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Meanwhile, on the opposite side of the country, successive disasters are already proving the value of solar-plus-storage microgrids in Puerto Rico.
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Then he grabbed it and hurled it at the opposite side of the dodgeball pit, which now had him alone against three boys.
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" A spokesman for Mr. Clayton said, "In both business and litigation, Jay has been on the opposite side of Russia in resolving disputes.
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The river-facing formal entrance is on the opposite side, framed by a walled bluestone patio that was probably built in the 1930s.
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I had this crazy idea about this monster mimicking the movements of someone as a giant avatar on the opposite side of the world.
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The scientists said the site is reminiscent of another Viking site: the Borre site in Vestfold County, on the opposite side of the Oslofjord.
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One of them was on one side of the Guggenheim and the other on the opposite side and they were linked together by microphones.
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Porsche Design has also placed a Thunderbolt-capable USB-C port on the tablet portion itself, alongside a headphone jack on the opposite side.
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One side of Kirby Road has been fully renovated while the opposite side remains dilapidated, ready to be done up in the next phase.
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But the opposite side — Lorelai's enjoyment of having a place where she and her kid can be protected and loved — falls a little flat.
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The unit is stationed at Marine Corps Air Station Kaneohe Bay, on the opposite side of the island from where the apparent collision occurred.
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Armed groups from both cities were aligned on the opposite side to Haftar's forces in the conflict that broke out in Libya in 2014.
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"Singapore has been drifting more towards the opposite side (the United States)," said Zhang Baohui, a professor of politics at Hong Kong's Lingnan University.
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The labels that exist are (a) on the opposite side of the headphone output and thus face away from you, and (b) insufficiently informative.
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Her mother would be here, but she is caring for her own mother on the opposite side of the world, in a hospice facility.
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Overnight, the moon was in perfect alignment with the sun and Earth, with the moon on the opposite side of Earth from the sun.
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She told me that she had agonized over being on the opposite side of an issue as some of her friends and usual allies.
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One wall has built-in, distressed-wood shelving arranged in a playful pattern; on the opposite side, sliding doors lead out to the backyard.
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On the opposite side of the center hall, past the staircase, is a living room with three walls of windows and another gas fireplace.
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For privacy or because she realizes she is being obnoxious, she moves back four or five rows, to the opposite side of the carriage.
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On the opposite side, you knew Mohammad and his wife, who were privy to and perhaps even participated in the detention of Talal's family.
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Fenerbahce v Galatasaray: The Intercontinental Derby between two teams on the opposite side of Istanbul has been in place for more than a century.
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It followed an earthquake, not an eruption, but created a wave that wiped vegetation off the hillside on the opposite side of the bay.
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Besides shortstop Manny Machado and third baseman Justin Turner, every Dodgers position player has a hitter from the opposite side who is roughly interchangeable.
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The same is true on the opposite side of the continent, in Mozambique, where Chinese loans are paying for bridges and numerous other projects.
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As the couple walk along the opposite side of a gate from their kids, Javier shares a heartbreaking moment with Emilio, the eldest child.
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They then sought to benefit from subsequent price fluctuations by placing smaller trades on the opposite side of the market, according to the complaint.
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It all went terribly wrong from there as his bunker shot sailed over the green and into the sand trap on the opposite side.
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If the shooter is on the opposite side of the school, we were told to run and go to specific places in the community.
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Harris's last-second vote put her on the opposite side of the tally from several other Democratic senators seen as 2020 hopefuls, including Sens.
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Arizona had overloaded the left side of their defensive front, leaving just three defenders matched up with three Rams blockers on the opposite side.
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We were in love but exhausted and ready to give up, resigned to nursing our heartache from the opposite side of a circadian rhythm.
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Everybody's got a family member or a really good friend from high school who is on the complete opposite side of the political spectrum.
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During a June appearance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, Schreiber confessed that being on the opposite side of the country from his family was complicated.
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His ring features the red Cavaliers' "C" wrapped around the golden Larry O'Brien trophy on one side and the Cleveland skyline on the opposite side.
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He has been particularly scathing and brutal in his name calling of those on the opposite side of the political spectrum with whom he disagrees.
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Celebrity frequent fliers will also avoid paparazzi by entering via a gated entrance on the opposite side of the airport from the public's access point.
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Neil Armstrong's sons have planted their flag on the opposite side of those criticizing the team behind First Man for their perceived lack of patriotism.
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Joe Terranova took the opposite side of the trade – agreeing that there could be more upside ahead for Caterpillar due to the changing political landscape.
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The full moon occurs when the Moon is on the opposite side of the Earth from the Sun, so we see its entire illuminated face.
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The ever-haunting Hugo Weaving stars in this Australian thriller from 1998, putting The Matrix's Agent Smith on the opposite side of the detective's table.
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But the explosion of social media has also provided platforms for religious extremists on the opposite side of the ideological divide to network and organize.
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From here, row one dumbbell to the side of your ribcage, working to keep from "dumping" your weight into the opposite side of your body.
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It's as if we're standing on a beach, knowing that multiple simultaneous tsunamis have been set in motion on the opposite side of this ocean.
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While the reboot machinery churns, Dela Cruz said he was trying to focus on the imaginary scene partner on the opposite side of the lens.
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I lent him an extra compass from my daypack so he could get back down to his truck on the opposite side of the mountain.
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On the polar opposite side, I had the good fortune of interviewing Rachel Robinson last year and it felt like I was speaking to royalty.
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Douthat fell on the opposite side, aligning with reformers who wanted to rethink the party's economic policy and pursue new avenues to appeal to voters.
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But on the opposite side, what we're seeing in some of these other viruses is actually an increased threat of them spreading across the world.
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By the time he was killed, 10 months later and on the opposite side of the world, the lesson seemed to have solidified for him.
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At the other end is a family room between a media wall (on the opposite side of a kitchen partition) and a concrete fireplace wall.
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Clark loves how the wide belt sits securely against her back and has a pocket on the opposite side for storing keys and a phone.
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The apartment is divided into three spaces, with two bedrooms at one end, common spaces in the center and two bedrooms on the opposite side.
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While she is well aware of Mr. Sessions's politics on the opposite side of the issue, she said she hoped his team got the message.
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A photodiode closer to the poke will detect more of a change, while a photodiode on the opposite side of the finger will detect less.
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To avoid the building, they leave the road, circling away from the shed through a dry riverbed, and approach the barns from the opposite side.
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Obama is like a big sister, a mentor, a motherly figure to me — especially being that my parents are on the opposite side of the country.
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On the opposite side of each banner is an image of an Indian Peace Medal — objects that are, like the treaties, specious for their ultimate emptiness.
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Let's pause here to recall: There is a reason why the US and Europe have been allies, while Putin's Russia has stood on the opposite side.
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But on the opposite side of the sketch, a silhouette of a chair is as crisp and solid as any form in her highly articulated paintings.
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"A lot of folks who are on the opposite side of this issue say, 'Well we treat them better here at the county jail'," Perez said.
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Step 2: Comb hair to the opposite side and secure into a ponytail just below the ear (a spray of water will help with any flyaways).
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Chicago and North match their mom in shiny silver one-piece swimsuits, while the boys sit on Kardashian West's opposite side, dressed in dark-green trunks.
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Unfortunately, these dogs didn't exactly understand that the slug was on the opposite side of the glass, which was probably the best for all parties involved.
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On the opposite side, a family has gathered: a man in his early 213s, like me, and four young people around the ages of my children.
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Twitter sits on the opposite side of the spectrum: a quarter of respondents said they are probably, or not at all likely, to recommend the service.
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The reason: on the opposite side of the country, a Lime rider was killed today by an SUV while tooling around Washington D.C.'s DuPont neighborhood.
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I ended up designing a structure as sinking downward while also being tethered from the opposite side, referencing Lovecraft's portal to Hell in an abstract way.
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On the opposite side of the spectrum, "social impact" industries, like non-profits and government work, were the most common industries among the lowest reported salaries.
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But ties have been tested over the last two years with Ireland a key player on the opposite side of the Brexit negotiating table to Britain.
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More centrist senators have very specific (and in many cases, very large -- at least in terms of funding) requests from the opposite side of the spectrum.
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You could also go to the restroom and lean your upper body to one side to stretch the other side, then repeat on the opposite side.
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While many celebrities have shared similar views about the race controversy surrounding the Oscar nominations, Palin has placed herself on the opposite side of the spectrum.
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Some motorists took to Highway 63's grassy median and even drove the wrong way on the opposite side in hopes of escaping the city faster.
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Pruitt was on the opposite side of the lawsuit against the rule when he was Oklahoma's attorney general, up until taking the EPA job in February.
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The moon was in perfect alignment with the sun and Earth on Friday, with the moon on the opposite side of the Earth from the sun.
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Trump, the official said, has been on the opposite side of nearly every issue the Koch group cares about, such as taxes, trade and corporate welfare.
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In Farmingdale, on the opposite side of Nassau County, its mayor raged over $2202 million worth of new residential and commercial projects on hold, awaiting gas.
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As the Earth rotated, the airborne material converged at the opposite side of the planet, where it fell and set fire to the entire Indian subcontinent.
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And one in every 251 votes so far this year would have had a different outcome if just one vote had flipped to the opposite side.
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Former President George W. Bush and former first lady Laura Bush sat on the opposite side of the aisle with the rest of the Bush family.
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But actually, just yesterday I was working and my hairstylist was saying — because I always shower at night — to part my hair on the opposite side.
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If the Hawks would have handled the Wizards, they would have earned the third seed and been on the opposite side of the bracket from Cleveland.
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Earin's products represent the opposite side of the spectrum: a bluetooth earbud designed to lie flush with the ear, making them tough to spot from afar.
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On the opposite side of the small room hung a quilt, supposedly sewn at the Barker Ranch hideout: Each square featured an impeccably stitched floral swastika.
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Charitably, "The Hunt" can be seen as a cautionary shot (OK, very many cautionary shots) about demonizing those on the opposite side of the political aisle.
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He kept his name off it because "people tend to dismiss things that they don't like, especially if it comes from the opposite side," he said.
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On the opposite side of the "stage" is a coffee bar and an area with pastries that becomes a wine and cheese bar in the evening.
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On the opposite side of Capitol Hill, senators were ripping into the current chief executive of a better-known — but similarly beleaguered — financial institution, Wells Fargo.
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Sanchez repeatedly set up at the bottom of the strike zone, but Severino regularly delivered it high — often enough to the opposite side of the plate.
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Although the main Art Basel compound is at the Messe Basel exhibition site, there are treasures to be found on the opposite side of the Rhine.
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I once watched her pull out of our house (it was in a narrow alley) and accidentally back into a parked car on the opposite side.
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But in her work as a corporate lawyer, Warren took exactly the opposite side in such a case back in 1995 when she represented LTV Steel.
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So, oddly, these US forces find themselves on the opposite side of one frontline with a NATO ally, and the other with NATO's main adversary, Russia.
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Some will be on one end of the debate, others will be on the complete opposite side, and many will be in between the two extremes.
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Bannon, fighting on the opposite side of Trump, had been clear in proclaiming Moore as the anti-establishment conservative taking on the entrenched powers in Washington.
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While one proposal last year aimed to expand the benefits of such deals, another took the opposite side, but only for a restricted set of deals.
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It bounced to Crouse, who scored from the opposite side of the net for his eighth goal of the season and a 1-0 Arizona lead.
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For example, Elon Musk makes the statement that he's going to be able to summon his car from the opposite side of the country in 2018.
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Drayton lived on the opposite side of a common wall from the couple, but he didn't hear anything early Friday morning when the fatal stabbing allegedly occurred.
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Repeat step 3 with the other side of the front section of hair and secure on the opposite side of the bouffant with another bobby pin. 5.
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On the opposite side of the country, both San Francisco International Airport and Oakland International Airport in the Bay Area also could see annual flooding by 2050.
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This put him on the opposite side of the argument to President Barack Obama, and Johnson — the New York-born former London mayor — didn't pull any punches.
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Several hours later on Monday, on the opposite side of the state, two officers in Lavonia, Georgia, were shot while trying to arrest an alleged car thief.
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This neckline was formed from dust grains released on the "opposite" side of the comet's orbit, in March of 2015 when 67P was still approaching the Sun.
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Even weirder: Motorola didn't integrate the power button into the scanner, so the Z3 Play's on / off button is on the opposite side of every other phone.
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Basically, they hit it with a hammer and filmed it in slow motion, watching as bubbles formed on the opposite side of the beaker before it broke.
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Some analysts suggest investors should buy the yen against the Australian dollar, taking the opposite side of what is a popular carry-trade for Japanese retail investors.
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The force of the impact could have thrown overboard sailors who were standing on the opposite side of the destroyer from where it was struck, he said.
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And a bad position for Cruz would be to on the opposite side of Trump who has said he likes the direction the Senate bill is moving.
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But other major players in the industry, including Ericsson, are lining up on the opposite side, defending the Texas court and its right to hear patent cases.
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Take, for example: And then I remembered this is the same news media that took the opposite side on all these issues just a few months ago.
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Seated on the opposite side of the negotiating table, Mulvaney often grapples with the rabble-rousing group he helped found during his six years as a congressman.
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Google also took action against employees on the opposite side of the debate for their conduct in the same thread; but disciplining Cernekee had more lasting consequences.
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It's because she can seem so far away, on the opposite side of a moat that she dug herself and has little interest in letting people traverse.
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In the Army's wisdom, I had been sent to the opposite side of the world, stationed at a camp 33 kilometers or so south of the DMZ.
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He performs pikes on the floor—lowering one arm against the raised knee on the opposite side of his body—with his hand tied to a Keiser.
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President Donald Trump on Wednesday defended her by suggesting it's not uncommon for accidents to happen when Americans to drive on the opposite side of the road.
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The moon will be in perfect alignment with the sun and Earth on Friday, with the moon on the opposite side of the Earth from the sun.
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The regulatory approach bears similarities to the tactics some conservative states have adopted to limit access to abortions, albeit on the opposite side of the ideological spectrum.
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If Ms. Jelinek's acerbic play has a whiff of Vienna's storied bitterness and cynicism, Mr. Amir shows us the opposite side of the coin: sentimentality and schlock.
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The master suite is on the opposite side of the house and has a bathroom with a large whirlpool tub, a trapezoidal shower and a hexagonal sink.
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There&aposs another cuddler, a woman who, like me, had never been to a cuddle party, on his opposite side in the exact same position as me.
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Ilulissat's major source of income is halibut, and its small harbor, which sits on the opposite side of town from the fjord, is crowded with fishing boats.
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Once a plant is attacked, leaves on the opposite side of the plant, or on neighbors of the same species, detect these chemicals and plan early defenses.
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The children were standing on the opposite side of the road and had stepped out to cross to the bus when they were hit by the Toyota.
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On the opposite side of the aisle, Republican lawmakers were more consistently exuberant, leaping to their feet with abandon and roaring in approval frequently throughout the night.
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Consequently, light coming from that direction is subject to the Doppler shift, which makes it look bluer than the light from the opposite side of the sky.
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During closing arguments, she held a small cross inside the packed courtroom while Mr. Lewis's mother, Veta Lewis, sat at the opposite side quietly reading a Bible.
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White conservatives from the opposite side of the city pushed to reopen the closed White Street Landfill to municipal solid waste, calling it a cost-saving move.
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" The foam-filled facility is on the opposite side of the airport from the terminals, airport spokeswoman Rosemary Barnes said, "so there is no impact to flight operations.
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Last year, for example, Oracle intervened in a wonky fight at the Federal Communications Commission over television set-top boxes to take the opposite side of its rival.
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They still need whoever takes the opposite side of their bet to agree, but Pompliano said the intention is for the winner to donate the proceeds to charity.
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Enraging people on the opposite side of the spectrum has in the past been a crucial driver of domestic radicalization rates -- for both far-right and Islamist extremism.
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Lakdawalla pointed out that the Google map labels Herschel as a crater on the exact opposite side of the world instead of the actual location of the crater.
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As I resumed my seat at the wooden table, still admiring the buildings around me, tourists gathered on the observation deck on the opposite side of the roof.
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The Skirball fire, in 2017, burned nearby, but on the opposite side of the 405 freeway — the east — as the Getty fire, which was burning to the west.
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Because of the massive line, fans who just want to visit Hogsmeade are being rerouted through the Jurassic Park area on the opposite side of Islands of Adventure.
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On Sunday, he and Lijana will start from opposite ends of the wire, meet and cross in the middle of Times Square, and continue to the opposite side.
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InSight's primary instrument is a French-built seismometer, a device designed to detect the slightest ground motion from "marsquakes," even those on the opposite side of the planet.
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It is no coincidence that Orenstein's decision came down the following Monday, inserting himself neatly into a debate around a case on the opposite side of the country.
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Those on the opposite side are our enemy," -President Erdogan Russia: Trump has said he respects Vladimir Putin and that the Russian president is "very much a leader.
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Iranian-backed forces fighting with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's army simultaneously announced the start of an offensive to reach the same border area from the opposite side.
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It's right next to the 12 MP camera, which feels a lot like the fingerprint sensor (the heart-rate sensor is on the opposite side of the camera).
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Army troops on a separate front pushing west from Makhmour for the past three months have made only halting progress on the opposite side of the Tigris river.
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On the opposite side of the illustration shows a woman in a state of undress, but the comments show the same level of distaste garnered by the burkini.
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Some children may lose movement on the opposite side of their bodies, but many are still able to normally walk and talk — and maintain their previous personalities, too.
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Garland's goal, off a rebound of a miss from the opposite side of the net with 234:22 to play, was his team-leading 203st of the season.
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Garland's goal, off a rebound of a miss from the opposite side of the net with 211:246 to play, was his team-leading 219st of the season.
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John Petrides, portfolio manager at Tocqueville Asset Management, takes the opposite side on the energy space – he said there could still be opportunity here after its severe downturn.
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"On the opposite side of the spectrum, there were more than 1,100 links to the Huffington Post by congressional Democrats, but only 89 from Republican lawmakers," it continues.
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But Turkey intervened recently in Libya on the opposite side from Russia, and signed a contract to supply military drones to Ukraine, which is fighting Russian-backed separatists.
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I bought a $25 ticket to take a 15-minute snowcat ride up Lightning Ridge (an additional cat serves an area on the resort's opposite side on weekends).
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In backing Strange, Trump finds himself on the opposite side of former White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon and other conservatives who have thrown their weight behind Moore.
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If you look closely, you can see that the mountain in the background of the scene looks like the opposite side of the mountain that appears in the trailer.
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" Gapp wrote that Trump's claim that the 150-story skyscraper would architecturally balance the two World Trade Center towers on the opposite side of lower Manhattan was mere "eyewash.
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On the opposite side of the rink, Blackhawks goaltender Jeff Glass turned aside 35 shots but drew his first career loss two days after earning his first career victory.
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"I think it looked intentional – the car drove at speed and towards the barriers," Ewalina Ochab, who was walking on the opposite side of the street, told the Guardian.
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Adam Smith, who led Virginia Tech in scoring last season, will be on the opposite side of the court attempting to halt the Hokies' hot start to conference play.
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You're presented with an array of opposing soldiers of various unit types, and in turn place your own units on an opposite side of the field and hit go.
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And on the opposite side, commentators worried about a world in which platforms make editorial decisions with no recourse available to those whose speech is deemed out of bounds.
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Though Mayor Breed made addressing homelessness part of her platform, Benioff now finds himself on the opposite side and is surprised that she didn't end up supporting the measure.
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For the first time ever, astronomers have pinpointed the location of a luminous light source on the opposite side of the Milky Way Galaxy, far beyond the galactic center.
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While Disick hung out at a VIP table one one side of the DJ booth, former NBA great Michael Jordan partied at a VIP booth on the opposite side.
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The navy said the mock warheads the missiles carried reached their practice targets on the opposite side of Russia — the Kura shooting range on the far eastern Kamchatka Peninsula.
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Treasury Secretary Jacob J. Lew announced on Wednesday that Tubman would be featured on the bill with Jackson and an image of the White House on the opposite side.
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"If the pelvis dips down on the side of the body where the leg is lifted, that indicates weakness in the gluteus medius on the opposite side," says Bang.
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According to the unit's website, it is stationed at Marine Corps Naval Air Station Kaneohe Bay, on the opposite side of the island from where the apparent collision occurred.
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Really, the Doorbell Cam is meant to be an easy way of letting friends or family inside when you're not around, or on the opposite side of your house.
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They will be mentors and role models for him, even though all three will surely be on the opposite side of every contentious ruling on which Justice Kavanaugh decides.
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The way TIA works, the 2600 would normally just make the car sprite begin to reappear on the opposite side of the screen as it disappeared from one side.
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On the opposite side of the venue, you could hear Ryoichi Kurokawa's "Octfalls" from several yards away, a giant rush of water getting louder and louder before stopping abruptly.
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More than any other team, the Seahawks love to roll Russell Wilson in one direction only to have him throw a route to the opposite side of the field.
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"So when my friends on the opposite side of the aisle continue to talk about how the banks are suffering, I don't know who they're talking about," Waters said.
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Marie is a blind French girl attempting to survive advancing German soldiers, while Werner lives on the opposite side hunting, alongside his fellow countrymen, elements of the French Resistance.
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Ludwig van Beethoven and Franz Schubert were transported from the Währinger Ostfriedhof, a cemetery on the opposite side of town, and into graves just beyond the cemetery's second gate.
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In an interesting twist, the coronavirus crisis finds McNealy again on the opposite side of his onetime rival Bill Gates in the debate over how to end the crisis.
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To the fury of her boss (Sam Waterston), she refuses, exits Cole, Kravitz in a huff and joins a scrappy boutique firm on the opposite side of the issue.
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Early on, a number of prominent Wall Street investors lined up to take the opposite side of Mr. Ackman's trade, including the billionaire Carl C. Icahn, Herbalife's largest investor.
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On the day of the skate, as the N.H.L. players arrived at the rink, Ferrara slipped into the facility through a door on the opposite side of the arena.
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Mr. Trump has described the crash as "a terrible accident," but suggested that it would be difficult for Americans driving on the opposite side of the road in Britain.
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"It seems that the K.M.T. may be coming off as too extreme on the opposite side of the spectrum," Ms. Drun said, "as pro-unification under Hung Hsiu-chu."
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, a man who at times fought on the opposite side of McCain on issues like campaign finance, remembered McCain as a tough political opponent.
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On the opposite side of the exhibition, in the section "A Walking I Will Go," is "Wise Horse's Dream" (1972), on loan from the Whitney Museum in New York.
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It does not feel right to be on the opposite side of the government in a case centering on the freedoms and liberties that government is meant to protect.
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On the opposite side of HBO's hour in Westeros, well before the bubbling Ocean's Eleven-esque caper started to take shape in Eastwatch, Queen Dany decided to play with fire.
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Everyone dashed to their cars and had to go around the opposite side of the entire lake the golf course was on because flash floods had wiped out the roads.
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Next, as traffic whizzes below, the candidate must walk on a six-inch beam to the opposite side of the tower — a task that would paralyze most people with fear.
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Then, Amos creats a mohawk-like style by adding another set of braids on the opposite side, running these sideways instead of up and down to add some extra fun.
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Eaton "then retrieved a firearm from a nightstand and moved behind Sabatini, who was seated on the opposite side of the bed," he allegedly told investigators, according to the affidavit.
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The opposite side is grid-patterned, with each square left blank for museum visitors to write their own notes, working in collaboration with Khalaf to piece together a fragmented history.
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He came down on the opposite side of millions of citizens who have urged Trump to reinstate the Clean Power Plan, which represents our country's best shot for tackling emissions.
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In April, six weeks after the tsunami, a body was found floating under debris in the waters off Tsukahama Beach, on the opposite side of the port, in Goburra Bay.
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"If he was going to hit something hard or if a homer was gone, it had to be to the opposite side, but I didn't execute the pitch," Ramirez said.
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"I mean, there's a lot of ongoing social connections between current and former FTC lawyers, who are often going to be ostensibly on the opposite side of tables," he added.
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If Democrats can find an issue or two — like spending to fix bridges and tunnels — that will put Republican lawmakers on the opposite side from the president, all the better.
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The ceremony began with the unveiling of Jeter's No. 2 disc, which is affixed to the opposite side of the center field wall, above a flower bed in Monument Park.
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Rather than embracing the shallow tidal inlet on its opposite side, the glider-shaped structure seems to soar toward it, its wings pointing inland as it rushes toward the water.
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Last week, Vice President Mike Pence and his entourage stayed at the President's Doonbeg resort -- on the opposite side of the island of Ireland from his official meetings in Dublin.
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"Where I'm at right now in 2017 is as far on the opposite side of the scale to where I was at this time in 2015," he told Rock Sound.
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Canada's second-largest police force has become yet another squad embroiled in allegations of sexual misconduct and alleged criminality, as four officers find themselves on the opposite side of the law.
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Sometimes they get assigned day care on the opposite side of town, or the younger child gets a place in one location while the older child has to go to another.
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Merlin is expanding rapidly in Asia, including plans for a Legoland in Shanghai, to go up on the opposite side of the city from the much larger $5.5bn Shanghai Disney Resort.
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Ideally, the Cavs manage to station a shooter in each corner and James on the opposite wing, or move all three off-ball players onto the opposite side of the floor.
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On his radio show Friday, Jones insinuated he had been the victim of a conspiracy that involved attorneys on the opposite side of the lawsuit planting child pornography in his emails.
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The curiosity is that Sputnik Planitia lies almost exactly on the opposite side of Pluto from Charon, on the "tidal axis", a line that runs through the centre of both bodies.
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There's a built-in drying stand on the opposite side of the airflow, where you can set the device down (thus: using no hands) as you switch between sections or brushes.
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Haft Coffee Roastery opened its doors in January in the sleepy coastal city of Yalova, on the opposite side of the Marmara Sea and a 90-minute ferry ride from Istanbul.
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Among her first acts will be to name a new cabinet which will need to find space for some of those who campaigned successfully on the opposite side of the referendum.
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If I was on the opposite side I don't know how you can take that playing for so long and coming out short... getting through something like that is quite different.
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But make no mistake, the real reason Price is being targeted by the Democrats is not just because he's a Republican on the opposite side of the never ending partisan battle.
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The authorities restricted passers-by from the area directly in front of the tower, keeping them out of the street and on the sidewalk on the opposite side of Fifth Avenue.
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When facing a pick-and-roll, they bring their big up to the screen, pull help defenders in from the opposite side, and direct the ball-handler towards his screener's man.
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One Direction's Liam Payne was there for the screening and party too, but was reportedly on the opposite side of the room ... meaning he missed out on the Bolt/Bieber selfies.
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Haftar, who has rejected the GNA, was on the opposite side to Misrata's brigades in a conflict that flared up across Libya in 2014, just as Islamic State was gaining strength.
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Of course, if many Republicans make empty promises on spending, it's hard to find anyone on the opposite side of the aisle who even claims to be for meaningful spending reduction.
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But there are a few major catches even for those inclined to support the types of policy changes that are causing so much grief on the opposite side of the aisle.
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On the opposite side, real estate investment trusts, energy, autos, pharma and biotech, semiconductors, and software and services would benefit the least, as those sectors have effective rates under 20 percent.
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Doonbeg, a village of 200, is on the opposite side of Ireland to Dublin, where Pence flew to meet Irish Taoiseach Leo Varadkar and Irish President Michael D. Higgins on Tuesday.
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Alliances between Silicon Valley powerhouses and their cousins in Seattle are constantly forming and breaking apart, with big names often coming down on the opposite side of policy and legislative debates.
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" He told the newspaper that he did not put his name on it because "people tend to dismiss things that they don't like, especially if it comes from the opposite side.
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Democrats and advocacy groups have lined up on the opposite side, arguing that rolling back net neutrality will only hurt consumers who they say have limited options in picking broadband providers.
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On the opposite side of the mountains from Tecpán de Galeana, where Lomillos lives, the inhabitants of Campo de Aviación stress the violence that can accompany tending to their opium crop.
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And, from the opposite side of the political spectrum, there were many on social media who expressed anger Sunday night at what they saw as an attempted redemption of Mr. Spicer.
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A few hours later, in Balaclava, a suburb on the opposite side of Melbourne, patrons filled the gaming room at an Australian Leisure and Hospitality Group venue open until 6 a.m.
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Meyer's group includes a number of fine veteran actors, among them Josh Radnor, Saul Rubinek and Carol Kane, with Dylan Baker and Lena Olin on the opposite side of the fight.
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But it didn't end there ... another fight broke out on the opposite side of the court involving other players and, again, officials raced on to the court to break it up.
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Many families with children had congregated in the area to view the Christmas lights along the promenade, the spectacular backdrop of Hong Kong island on the opposite side of the harbor.
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Many families with children had congregated in the area to view the Christmas lights along the promenade, the spectacular backdrop of Hong Kong island on the opposite side of the harbor.
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Mr. Cole, who opened Artemis Capital to outside investors in 21.5, is taking the opposite side, arguing with the passionate intensity of the true believer that this market calm cannot last.
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The views out of the windows are of bicyclists racing by and the evocative, ever-somber surface of the canal reflecting the gabled facades of the buildings on the opposite side.
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In October it was announced that the Continental Hotel in Sorrento, on the opposite side of the mouth of Port Phillip Bay from the Ozone, is getting an $80 million update.
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During closing arguments, both mothers could be seen with articles of religious faith, Ms. Vetrano holding a small cross while Ms. Lewis sat on the opposite side quietly reading a Bible.
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One key development was that Turkey – which is on the opposite side of the conflict from Russia and Iran, supporting opposition groups – no longer sought Assad's removal as a key priority.
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"Smoking" as well as six other paintings in this series, shown on the opposite side of the gallery, are based on Twilley's memories of drawings she had done as a child.
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And with an eye for both men and women, Toni is undoubtedly still going to find herself in at least one love triangle with characters from the opposite side of the tracks.
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That immediately led to cries of censorship, given Twitter's public participation in the day of action in support of net neutrality — and on the opposite side of the debate from AT&T.
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On the opposite side of the Gowanus Canal, the art studios on the third floor of Treasure Island Storage—in what might technically be Red Hook—was a goldmine in artistic talent.
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It's on the opposite side of the city center, away from the hustle and bustle — you'll get a hefty whiff of salt and brush of sea breeze by merely wandering its streets.
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Step 2: Then, braid the hair starting just behind the ear (be sure to direct the braid back since you'll be pinning it in that direction) and repeat on the opposite side.
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"That inconsistency has been following us through the season, and on the opposite side Ferrari put the car on track in Barcelona and they were quick from the get-go," said Wolff.
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Or, she's looking down at her phone on the opposite side of the subway platform, with flirty platinum blonde bangs and a warm smile that shatters any misconception that Manhattanites are unfriendly.
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On the opposite side of the country, Tropical Storm Lionrock is forecast to develop into a typhoon by Thursday, avoiding much of Japan but heading for Okinawa in the East China Sea.
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For his part, Lavin said in communications to his former employer that he would not be competing head-on with them but would be negotiating from the opposite side of the table.
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The whole unit slides away from the wall to reveal a full-sized bed, a closet, a small shelf unit and a pull-out desk, on the opposite side of the bench.
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A counterweight on the opposite side of the vertical support helps the horizontal arm move smoothly up and down, while a spring-tensioned wheel does the same for side to side movements.
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It activates by swiping in from either the left or the right of the screen, and shifts the keys to the opposite side, adding large cut, copy, and paste buttons as well.
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With the Everyday Backpack, which I can open from the left, right, or top, I can use the opposite side of the pack as essentially a bottom against which to pack things.
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The Jets practiced on the opposite side of the same rink as Tampa Bay on Monday morning as they begin a three-game road trip that continues on to Florida and Buffalo.
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On the opposite side, international organizations and humanitarian aid groups are asking the Turkish government to open its boarders for the Syrian refuges who are escaping the chaos and carnage in Syria.
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Except he was on the opposite side of the aisle, having served on the Democratic transition teams after President Bill Clinton was elected in 1992 and after President Obama's victory in 2008.
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The book also contains a couple of asides that you are somewhat of an Alexander Hamilton critic, which would put you on the opposite side of the cultural zeitgeist right now. Ha!
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On the opposite side of the room, Guzma moved toward one of the decorative balloons and the student council president swiveled his head to stare him down with a terrifying pinpoint glare.
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Since Hanalei is on the opposite side of Kauai from where the hurricane is most likely to come ashore, Godinez said he was less concerned about ocean storm surge than ferocious winds.
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The star has a similar tattoo on the opposite side of her head, which reads: "Stories..." Her latest addition, she says, is something she had wanted to get for a long time.
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And here he performs the same to the opposite side with less success and a stumble: Willie Pep also perfectly embodied the act of moving to an angle after the initial engagement.
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On the opposite side, according to Kurzban, are those who want to control their reproduction carefully while still having sex, who stand to benefit from the availability of abortion and related services.
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A hallway on the opposite side of the great room leads to a wing with a double-height, glass-walled guest bedroom with a parquet-floor loft space used as an office.
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The opposite side of the space, the Swiss First and HON section, is reserved for first-class passengers and frequent flyers with the highest level of elite status, known as HON Circle.
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Even today, the street has two names: the Boulevard of the People's Revolution for residents on the Muslim side, and the Boulevard of the Croat Defenders for those on the opposite side.
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But Democrats, including many who are on the opposite side of the debate about the future of the region, were quick to defend Omar and Tlaib and condemn the prime minister's actions.
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I skip coffee as I'm going to the opposite side of campus for a doctor's appointment later and plan on treating myself to an iced chai tea from my favorite coffee place.
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In a twist of history, the creation of Israel put Jews on the opposite side of the question: Now they had to decide whether a Jewish national identity had room for minorities.
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Switching to the opposite side of the spectrum, specialty chemicals maker Victrex popped 8.5 percent, after the company said that it expected its tax rate to be "materially lower than previous guidance".
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The bus didn't go that far -- it came to rest in a snow bank on the opposite side of the street -- but the group push allowed traffic to come through the street.
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Reaching the top to swipe down for notifications requires shifting the phone down in my hand, and I have to tilt the device precariously to reach the opposite side with my thumb.
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Stena Bulk said the Stena Impero was heading to Dubai in the United Arab Emirates, on the opposite side of the Gulf, where the crew would receive medical checks and a debriefing.
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Daniel Psenny, 59 A journalist who writes about television for Le Monde and lives on the opposite side of the small street, the Passage Saint-Pierre-Amelot, that runs alongside the Bataclan.
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For Sanders, the downside is that TARP puts him on the opposite side of Barack Obama, Nancy Pelosi, Harry Reid, Elizabeth Warren, Janet Yellen, and other leading figures in the Democratic Party.
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Dos Santos was able to repeatedly catch Hunt over the top of his left shoulder by leaning deep to the opposite side of Hunt's body and chucking the overhand when he came in.
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I made a straight line vertically down the outer third of each nails and repeated the step on the opposite side to create two vertical lines downward, approximately the same distance apart. 3.
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The researchers implanted a series of electrodes into the part of the brain that controls the monkeys' upper limb, the motor cortex, on either the same or opposite side of the amputated limb.
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Some high-energy neutrino could have interacted with the elements below the surface of the opposite side of the planet, creating staus that traveled through the planet and then decayed into the tau.
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When those touched by tragedy remain caricatures on the opposite side of a man-made border, their lives become abstractions, and westerners might not see themselves reflected in the faces of these victims.
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David Beckham, who serves as an Invictus Games ambassador, was also spotted in the crowd with his sons Cruz, 13, and Romeo, 16, though they appeared to be seated on the opposite side.
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On the opposite side to the MOS Pack's water bottle pocket you'll find another zippered compartment housing the other end of the MOS Reach—a short extension cord ending in a grounded plug.
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One of the spacecraft was about to drift to the opposite side of the sun from Earth, so there was going to be a three-month period during which communication would be impossible.
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Focus inhalations on the open side of your rib cage (the side you're turning toward) and exhalations on the opposite side, employing side waist muscles to internally rotate your ribs for greater rotation.
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The buck walked to my left, and I slipped behind the trunk, shouldered the rifle and balanced the fore end on a tree step I'd augured into the opposite side for a rest.
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Each back-and-forth motion reveals bulging veins and deeply chiseled muscles, as Gairy feels the intensity of the bar, connected to a stack of weights on the opposite side of the machine.
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Next to the music room, on the opposite side of the house from the library and dining room, is the office, also within a turret, plus the kitchen and an adjacent eating area.
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Locals were successful in turning away a group of whales last year from nearly beaching at a spot on the opposite side of the peninsula, according to the AP. View the discussion thread.
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To navigate on the mobile version of street view, drag one finger across the screen, starting on the side you want to go toward and ending on the opposite side of the screen.
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One day, two officers shot On the opposite side of the country in North Carolina, the Raleigh Police Department is conducting an investigation on the events that led to an officer being shot.
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To allow him easier access to the master bedroom, she moved the clothes that had been hanging on a hook on the opposite side of the door, allowing it to swing open fully.
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Playing mixed doubles with Andy Murray, albeit in a losing cause this week, has also helped her to sharpen her volleys - an ominous sight for anyone on the opposite side of the net.
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"Miss Brooklyn," meanwhile, was softer, her neck tilted, a child reading at her feet near a burst of foliage, a church in miniature on the opposite side, and laurels resting on her head.
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After the conversation Trump described the collision as "a terrible accident" but seemed to suggest it wasn't uncommon for Americans to get into accidents while driving on the opposite side of the road.
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In the earlier novel, fabrication was presented to one character as memory, so revisiting the past seemed a sensible decision — because on the opposite side of fabrication there is always a factual version.
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Chelsea Handler absolutely burned Angelina Jolie, Mel Gibson and other saps who've been on the opposite side of the divorce table from Hollywood's Disso Queen ... all in the name of children and charity.
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And I also think one thing about this too, on the opposite side of that, it's not just about ignoring Trump as we try to figure out what's best but also being honest.
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But this week, as the Mets' new G.M., he found himself on the opposite side of the annual gathering — attending league meetings, receiving pitches from agents and brainstorming trade possibilities with rival teams.
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Silicon Valley's warming to Warren comes as Wall Street Democrats on the opposite side of the country are threatening to sit out the election or even back Trump if she becomes the nominee.
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On the opposite side, Andrew Puzder, former CEO of CKE Restaurants, said CEOs should not give up their seat at the table, saying it was a way to influence policy for the better.
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The adapters snap into place into the headset and allow you to insert your Samsung phone like on previous Gear VRs and secure them into place with the latch on the opposite side.
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As it turns out, Chandrayaan-1 — which is only the size of a small car — was on orbit as expected, but on the exact opposite side of the moon they thought it would be.
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Major cargo carriers like FedEx are on the opposite side of the big passenger carriers, as are smaller airlines like JetBlue and Atlas Air that are working to compete with Delta, United and American.
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It's not surprising since suddenly all anyone can think about is politics, and you don't want to end up on a date with someone whose on the opposite side of issues you care about.
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There's a three-step switch on the right side of the lens that lets you under or overexpose your photo (or keep it neutral), and a switch for the flash on the opposite side.
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Hedge fund Solus, which sits on the opposite side of the CDS trade, has sued for damages, alleging the deal amounts to fraud and arguing that it perverts the functioning of the CDS market.
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You appreciate the little things, like a home-cooked meal, a good haircut and an afternoon spent scrolling through your news feed while sitting on the opposite side of the couch from your bestie.
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We saw the driver get out and run around to the opposite side to pull out the passenger, but he wasn't able to—we saw the passenger burning up in front of our eyes.
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Although the pay scale was at the opposite side of what I was making, I thought it would be good for me to be doing something and I figured I could be an asset.
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On one early possession of the third quarter, Durant soared for a dunk when potential help defenders were being occupied by screens being set by his teammates on the opposite side of the floor.
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She made sure to disclose that the room with the better view would be located just below the hotel's club, Le Bain, but also said it was on the opposite side of the floor.
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If Flannery's mission for GE is simply a set of financial metrics, he will put the company on the opposite side of great, enduring companies like PepsiCo, ExxonMobil, Goldman Sachs, Mayo Clinic, and Merck.
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On the opposite side, Democratic-inclined voters argue that the coverage from Republican proposals is inadequate; they also object to allowing early withdrawals from Social Security, a program already in a precarious financial position.
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During the election, most of them stood very publicly on the opposite side of the political fence and, like many in the media, were probably caught flat-footed by Trump's Electoral College-driven win.
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Republican members say their counterparts on the opposite side of the aisle have been unnecessarily dragging out questioning, adding that they have seen no evidence of collusion between the Trump campaign and the Kremlin.
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David Beckham, who serves as an Invictus Games ambassador, was also spotted in the crowd with his sons Romeo and Cruz, though they appeared to be seated on the opposite side of the royal couple.
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FOR a small island-nation, bobbing about on the opposite side of the globe, Taiwan has been paying close attention to the recent referendums that have taken place, amid much controversy, in Catalonia and Kurdistan.
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But thankfully, on the opposite side of the exhibition entrance, the Haring wall takes a grittier turn with Jean-Michel Basquiat's "LNAPRK" (1982), a graffitied, scrawled, and distressed canvas sporting grotesque heads and musical notes.
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But the new and worrying trend here for people like Monaco is the strategy of repurposing a tactic meant to fight racists for the arrest of people on the opposite side of the ideological spectrum.
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Mahfouz Akbari, a spokesman for police in eastern Afghanistan, said the insurgents had concentrated much of their strength on Khanabad, another district they control, located on the opposite side of the city to the southeast.
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Situated on the opposite side of Japan in Tokai, the T2K experiment fires a neutrino beam 295 km through the Earth to be picked up in Super-K on the west side of the country.
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Pence previously drew criticism for choosing to stay at one of President Donald Trump's golf resorts, which was 160 miles away and on the opposite side of the country from his scheduled meetings in Dublin.
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While this tension appears to be reaching a breaking point in Greece and Macedonia, the same battle has been playing out on the opposite side of the continent in the refugee camps of northern France.
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The resort is on the opposite side of the country from Dublin, with CNN reporting that the location required Pence to make "an hour's drive plus a 40-minute flight" to get to his destination.
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The spotlight shined on a lady in a tutu standing on top of a bar to our right while a massive bag of white powder hurled towards her from the opposite side of the room.
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First, for what he represents on the opposite side of the conservative populist current that has swept Europe and the United States, during this moment of Western anti-immigration rhetoric, Brexit and bans on Muslims.
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In another swing district on the opposite side of the country, CNN uncovered past remarks from Republican House candidate Seth Grossman, who has a history of making racist and anti-Muslim comments on social media.
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Open up the Window menu, then choose Tile Window to Left of Screen or Tile Window to Right of Screen to do just that—your other windows are then automatically docked on the opposite side.
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"I am concerned that this may be a part of the strategy that is being employed by my colleagues on the opposite side of aisle to discredit the president of the United States," said Rep.
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It has the same function in currency markets, but not quite a powerfully because many currency traders are forced to take the opposite side of their clients' transactions, irrespective of their view of the market direction.
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Moved by the winds they piled up at its western edges and have since forced about a hundred families to move to the opposite side of the railway cutting through the village, according to local officials.
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I know most of this is part of the show, but I still get the feeling that, if he wasn't a politician on the opposite side of everything I stand for, we'd make great drinking buddies.
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You know, it comes to mind because I was on the opposite side that people talk about Wayne Gretzky or Michael Jordan as knowing where the puck or the ball was going before it gets there.
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I was mostly alone, trying to figure out who I had to be in order to be wanted, when I met my first love, a straight, curious guy from the opposite side of my home state.
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Phil Taormina told the North Jersey Record that the incident caused two accidents and that even motorists on the opposite side of the 12-lane highway were seen jumping over the divider to retrieve the money.
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But I wouldn't be too surprised if the Treasure Truck started driving on the opposite side of the road before the end of the year, in order to bring its randomized holiday cheer to U.K. streets.
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This strategy is particularly effective if, say, three of the first four batters all hit from the same side of the plate, and the pitcher who would otherwise start the game throws from the opposite side.
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You can use the USB-C port to charge the laptop (in addition to the Surface Connect port on the opposite side), hook up an external display, or use various USB-C accessories like a hub.
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On the opposite side of the spectrum was an apology from Louis C.K., another man who had long been the source of disturbing rumors that were finally confirmed as five women came forward with their stories.
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People tend to instinctually tune out voices on the opposite side of the spectrum, Kaliannan said, so the key is hitting them with "surprising validators" — or viewpoints from trusted sources that are contrary to their own.
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A video of the event shows Comey standing at the opposite side of the room from Trump during the meeting, then walking across, arm extended, to shake hands with Trump, but Trump attempts to hug Comey.
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Mr. Gross, has, in effect, taken the opposite side of this wager by building a portfolio that pays off if there are no global market shocks, like interest rate increases or a large country going bust.
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The luxury club is over 160 miles from the Irish capital and on the opposite side of the country, prompting Pence to travel to and from the city on Air Force 2 for two days consecutively.
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By the way, Mars was in opposition on Friday, meaning it was on the opposite side of Earth from the sun, and will remain brighter than it has been in about 15 years into early Tuesday.
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Octane is a strong all-around car with a taller hitbox, which offers a slight advantage during 50-50 encounters, or when hitting the ball at the same time as a rival on the opposite side.
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It is a rare skill that confers a major advantage: From the opposite side of the plate, pitches that would have zipped away from your bat will now zip toward it, making them easier to hit.
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If it sees a couple items it needs to dodge on the sidewalk, it might fly out into the middle of the street — even if you've told it to stay on the opposite side of you.
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"The Islamic Republic of Iran is still ready for interaction and co-operation with the European Union for resolving issues and whenever the opposite side completely upholds their commitments, Iran will return to its commitments," Rouhani said.
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On the opposite side of the lens, Canon has implemented a dial that lets you switch between photo and video modes, as well as turning on its Wi-Fi and Bluetooth settings to connect with your phone.
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He has also staged weekly performances on Sundays, and given the park's small size, it would be difficult for even a visitor on the opposite side not to notice the singing actors dressed in oversized food costumes.
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Ultimately, a judge agreed the Loops were shortchanged and ordered that they receive about $1.39 million for the land and associated "damages" to their property and home caused by being on the opposite side of the fence.
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Nolan is banking on the idea that exposure breeds good vibes, and that hanging out with a person who comes from the opposite side of a political divide can create enough connective tissue to bridge that divide.
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When you look out at the opposite side of the rotunda, the differently colored backs of the ephemera cases and sporadic temporary walls in blueish gray appear together like another version of one of Moholy-Nagy's paintings.
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The reaction to inequalityFeloni: You explore the global rise of right-wing populism and nativism, but how do you view the opposite side, especially when there is a resurgent left in the United States and the UK?
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Back then, researchers revealed that when you decide to move your right arm, the process actually begins in the right hemisphere of your brain, and is then picked up by the opposite side to perform the movement.
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The types of light your eye cannot see are UV light, which rings in on the opposite side of this spectrum at around 200 to 300, and IR light, which is above the spectrum at over 800.
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Just off the opposite side of the square, at Tazza d'Oro, Via degli Orfani 84, you can get the signature granita di caffè con panna, sweetened coffee frozen to a granular slush and topped with whipped cream.
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This kind of stern figure—typically in her 40s or 50s—sits on one end of the Asian woman spectrum in media; on the opposite side is a submissive, hypersexualized fantasy version that is also, weirdly, infantilized.
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Golden State often takes one or two dribbles to attack on the break, and then hurls the ball to the far opposite side of the court, flipping the court's gravity and forcing scrambling defenses to re-calibrate.
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To swaddle, slip your baby&aposs arms through the armholes, zip the sack from top to bottom, pull the non-Velcro flap across the baby&aposs midsection and tuck it into the opposite side of the sack.
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The situation there is precarious at best, with daily breaches of the ceasefire; towns are divided between free Ukraine and the occupied area, with water supplies in some cases coming from the opposite side of the line.
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On the opposite side of the trimmer, you'll find a traditional five-blade razor surrounded by a water-based hydrating serum that you can use on your legs, underarms, or anywhere else you want free of hair.
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One of Williams's signatures is that after the first game of a set, she does not change ends on the chair umpire's side of the net, crossing over on the opposite side without approaching her own seat.
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But on the sidelines of the re-litigated fight over busing -- and off the stage that second night -- was another candidate who waded into the busing debate in the 1970s on the opposite side of Biden: Massachusetts Sen.
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At midnight, guests including Kate Bosworth, Kate Hudson, Liam Hemsworth, Nick Jonas, Joe Jonas, Alicia Keys, Julianne Hough and Tim Tebow, funneled to the opposite side of the warehouse where the Red Hot Chili Peppers took the stage.
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And in addition to the states that have sided with the federal government, 30 cities have filed on Obama's side as well — including some cities in states that are on the opposite side of the suit, like Houston.
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Where gangsta rap and trap music routinely gave insight as to why people operated on the opposite side of the law, the post Call of Duty drill made an arcade game out of killings; the more, the better.
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Although most U.S. combatants have moved to safety on the opposite side of the gulf, and several Iranian boats are detected and sunk by U.S. air power, a few missiles are fired and shot down by shipboard defenses.
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Chicago-based art collective AfriCOBRA was on the opposite side of the spectrum, clearly interested in establishing a mutual style with their eye-popping bright colors and busy portraits that appear to visually wrap the subject in sentences.
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"She doesn't like to play against me because I know her better than any player," Estelle said, laughing as she remembered a time when Delphine's coach moved her to the opposite side to get her away from Estelle.
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This year's Fed Cup final between Australia and France, for example, will be in Perth in November, forcing the French players to travel to the opposite side of the world during what would otherwise be their off-season.
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Their body language was precise and stylized as they leaned across the table with straight backs and legs, sometimes using a half-butt or full-butt — longer cues — to reach balls on the opposite side of the table.
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In both instances, the sailors lost their footing while crossing to the opposite side of the boat, a maneuver that can be tricky in many yachts but is particularly challenging on the high-speed multihulls being raced here.
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In the open-plan orientation, the king bed carves out its space with the help of an elaborate headboard that doubles as shelving on the opposite side, kind of like a pony wall in the otherwise open space.
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As the couple approached a dam, they noticed several wildebeest, zebras, and impalas grazing on the opposite side, so they turned the car into a position such that Ms. Van Wyk had a clear view to take some photos.
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In January of this year, the Los Angeles City Council announced a number of solutions to the traffic problem in a report, which included the building of a replica Hollywood sign on the opposite side of the same slope .
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According to an arrest affidavit obtained by PEOPLE, Eaton then said he "retrieved a firearm from a nightstand and moved behind Sabatini, who was seated on the opposite side of the bed," and fatally shot Sabatini in the head.
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Ironically, someone on the opposite side of the Syrian conflict, a Syrian Twitter user named Fares who identifies as a pro-rebel activist, shared the fear that Trump would be bad for him, though for a very different reason.
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An officer in a Ukrainian unit who goes by the nickname "Granite" tells of meeting in the grey zone an old comrade from his days in the Soviet army who is now on the opposite side of the line.
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It came down to a leader's ability to inspire his troops for them to make that charge over the berm and—hopefully—secure a surrender or retreat from the suppressed enemy troops on the opposite side of the line.
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Given the unanimous opposition by Democrats on Friday's vote and the Democratic Party's current seat advantage in urban districts, it is unsurprising that most members from urban districts voted on the opposite side of most members from rural districts.
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I've sat on hilltops looking at red lakes, climbed over mountains just to end up in a deep chasm that formed on the opposite side of it, jetpacked over a windy ocean world with bright green water forming waves.
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Maxine Waters: I think the work that I have done already as a ranking member of the Financial Services Committee demonstrates that I'm a strong legislator and I know how to work with the opposite side of the aisle.
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Whether you're camping out under the stars or just examining the opposite side of the parking lot, having something like the Omegon Maksutov Telescope MightyMak 60 along for the ride can help make the outdoors a bit more great.
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Against BP in the paper market were six trading desks, including trading giant Vitol, which took the opposite side of the bet and went short CFDs, betting that African grades' premiums to Brent would fall, according to trading sources.
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Only on the plane ride home do those elusive, ethereal whooshes of green iridescence finally make their cameo in the night sky — but on the opposite side of the aircraft from where Mr. Dyer and his wife are sitting.
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Thanks to a satellite relay the Chinese put in lunar orbit last summer, the China National Space Administration has established a sustained communications link with a lander and rover on the opposite side — the far side — of the moon.
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Amazingly, Rupert Murdoch's son James, who was our age at the time, reported to work every morning, but he almost never emerged from his spacious corner office, with its Hudson River view, on the opposite side of the building.
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Speaking to CNN on background he explained that, while he lived on the opposite side of the building, there was a common entrance near the suite where the party occurred and he, along with many others, used that entrance.
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Finally, in these four paintings, there is a single, vertical, prismatically shifting band along the left side (red and orange, say) that is distinct from, and often the complementary counterpart of, the colors on the opposite side of the painting.
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The 35-year-old reality star was spotted out in New York City having dinner at Nobu with friends, while her little sisters, Kendall and Kylie Jenner, took to the Coachella music festival on the opposite side of the country.
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MELBOURNE, Feb 12 (Reuters) - Woodside Petroleum Ltd said on Friday it had discovered gas at its second well off Myanmar, on the opposite side of the offshore Rakhine Basin where it hit gas in January, calling the two finds "very encouraging".
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While many would agree it's hard to put a monetary value on the efforts of a stay-at-home parent, a new study has contributed to the opposite side of the conversation in a quantifiable way — to the tune of $705,2000.00.
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The documentary touches on this a few times, most memorably when it relates how Frank Sinatra refused to make his black band members stay in different hotels from his white musicians, on the opposite side of town in Las Vegas.
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Placed on the opposite side of the wall from the exhibition's namesake, Paul Pfeiffer's 1999 video work Fragments of Crucifixion (After Francis Bacon), also features an image of a professional basketball player, crying out after, I assume, making a slam dunk.
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Residents described a frantic escape, with people racing away in their cars at high speed and on the opposite side of the road, according to the AP. Computer model projection for temperature departures from average on Sunday August 14, 2016.
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Fans were aggressively thrown towards the bottom of the escalator and crushed in a pile-up, while others threw themselves onto the opposite side to avoid landing on those below them, as seen in a video captured by a bystander.
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The show's signature framing, "short-sighting" characters against the edge of the screen, reflects how we ourselves look with our faces glued to our iPhones or staring through the ether to someone on the opposite side of a Google chat.
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To the opposite side of the dining room, the kitchen has custom-made white and ocher-yellow cabinets, ceramic tile and wood countertops, a ceramic cooktop, an oven, a wood-burning stove, a double refrigerator, a freezer and a microwave.
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"It was difficult to go from spending so much time together on a daily basis to him being on the opposite side of the country for three months," said Ms. Fanjul, who traveled to see him several times each summer.
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That position seemingly puts him on the opposite side of Fed Chairman Jerome Powell as well as multiple other policymakers who appear inclined to approve at least a quarter-point cut at the July 30-31 Federal Open Market Committee meeting.
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Click here to view original GIFYou know those basketball or soccer dribbling drills where you snake through a line of cones, dribbling in and out one way on a cone and then slithering through the opposite side of the next cone?
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But India, a former leading light of the Non-Aligned Movement and which was on the opposite side of the United States during the Cold War, still remains wary of any alliances with major powers lest it affect its autonomy.
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There, on one side of the geostrategic spectrum we have a pro-Western U.S. ally Azerbaijan, which has 16% of its legally recognized territory occupied by neighboring Armenia, which is on the opposite side of the geostrategic and ideological spectrum.
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"To the degree that the Trump manifesto is roll back our progress whether it's our clean car standards, the way we treat immigrants, or moving towards universal health care, you're definitely on the opposite side of Donald Trump," he said.
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When I meet Rae in her Inglewood, CA office, we sit down to chat and she leans back in her chair, one leg up on her desk, the other flung casually to the opposite side, taking up space — like a boss.
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Andreescu then crossed to the opposite side of the net, kissed the blue court and rolled onto her back, her arms and legs splayed as she basked in the sun and in one of the game's most unexpected great performances.
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The biggest spender on the opposite side of the abortion debate is the Susan B. Anthony List and its political arm, which have pledged to raise and spend nearly $25 million on the midterms, according to The New York Times.
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In the footage, which was shared online by several people in attendance, viewers can see Reynolds hop off the stage to greet a crowd of excited fans, who wait to see the star on the opposite side of a low barricade.
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In the back of the courtroom — on the opposite side from the gang members' families — sat Evelyn Rodriguez, the mother of Kayla Cuevas, 245, who, along with Kayla's friend Nisa Mickens, 15, the government said was killed by the men.
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"If I find myself on the opposite side of the courtroom from someone I had worked with, it would be something different," said Flynn, who began as a career lawyer for the Justice Department in 1984 after graduating from Yale Law School.
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Based on a scientific curiosity called a Klein bottle, which is an impossible 3D shape whose insides and outsides are mathematically identical, the intricate pieces that make up this infinite puzzle can be transferred to its opposite side by simply flipping them over.
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Like how last week, the inconspicuous man smelling of egg salad and P90X decided to sit on the opposite side of the train, or that I discovered a long string of red hair in my quinoa bowl before eating the whole thing.
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