It is a choice between two paths—two very different paths.
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Here's how: Protected bike paths As an easy first step, Keesmaat pointed to protected bike paths.
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This path between paths takes the shape of a disk whose boundary is the two paths.
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As a professor of sport studies, my job is to figure out how to make meaning out of sport, finding where paths of power, paths of resistance, and paths of incompatibility emerge.
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"Sometimes life takes you on unexpected paths and those paths aren't always in the same direction," he wrote.
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"Sometimes life takes you on unexpected paths and those paths aren't always in the same direction," he added.
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"Sometimes life takes you on unexpected paths and those paths aren't always in the same direction," he writes.
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"Sometimes life takes you on unexpected paths and those paths aren't always in the same direction," Scott wrote.
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The paths of protesters and the paths of passers-by, both on the same street, but not meeting.
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Here's what the patent says:Conductive carbon nanotube paths can form signal paths that are flexible and resistant to cracking.
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"Sometimes you find these paths [to accessing media] worn in the park that aren't official paths," Tushnet told Broadly.
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They noted their paths on the note cards, carbon copies of which preserved their paths for others to peruse.
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"Now if you have such a set of paths on a grid, and every cell in the grid is visited by exactly one of the paths, you could take the outline of the paths," Sommer says.
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You can have as many paths as you have time to execute those paths well and that people appreciate those things.
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By having a clearly-marked set of socially acceptable paths, it makes all the paths outside them so much sweeter and more enticing.
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Providing career paths in skilled trades is valuable for young people who may be technically adept but not especially interested in conventional paths.
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Fictions show possible paths, and all of those possible paths assume that things will either stay the same or transform in a significant way.
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Ben Sinclair returns as "The Guy," biking around New York City and thus crossing paths — or almost crossing paths — with all kinds of interesting folks.
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No right turns at red lights Even with medians on bike paths, unprotected intersections remain a problem area—particularly when turning cars cut across bike paths.
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Some main roads are getting two-metre-wide cycle-paths that are separated from traffic by bollards, to stop motorists parking on bike-paths, a common outrage.
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Two paths on the issue The bill backed by the House Judiciary Committee on Wednesday marks one of two paths forward in this Congress on criminal justice reform.
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When you move to subtler notions of equivalence, with their infinite towers of paths between paths, even a simple rule like the associative property turns into a thicket.
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It's an important document which, with the distance of time, now looks a lot like a crossroads, pointing to paths that were taken and paths that were not taken.
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Each of these collections of paths can then be represented as a point in a higher-dimensional "space of all collections of paths" (like the space of all possible triangles).
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There are many paths to get there, and there are as many proven paths as there are wealthy democracies in the world; everyone has their own path to get there.
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Number theory has no particles to track, but it does have something like space-time, and it also offers a way of drawing paths and constructing a space of all possible paths.
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" WATCH: Learn How Jonathan Scott of The Property Brothers Met His Girlfriend, Jacinta Kuznetsov He continues, "Sometimes life takes you on unexpected paths and those paths aren't always in the same direction.
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The big picture: Kasich, whose 2017 book was called "Two Paths," has assembled a national advisory committee for Two Paths America that includes Bill Kristol, and is studded with prominent former Republican officials.
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The demonstration showed how Wing's traffic management platform could automatically plot the paths of all these vehicles, and intelligently update and adapt those paths on the fly, in real-world outdoor flying conditions.
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Two sets of people in Washington drew two very different sets of conclusions from those failures, and embarked on two very different paths — paths that would collide to disastrous effect earlier this year.
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That's why, for example, 84 percent of internet paths originating in Brazil go through the United States, and 60 percent of paths originating in Kenya go through the US, according to the paper.
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Everything changed when their paths crossed one day in Washington.
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They don't have a lot of other paths to victory.
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Pressure from their parents to follow in their career paths.
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All of science comes from people noticing interesting side paths.
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And yet those values took us down wholly different paths.
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But there are several paths to universal health care coverage.
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It's five of us, five different paths; it's so much!
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Prince William and Prince Harry are heading down different paths.
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These aren't the only possible paths to victory for Trump.
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When they finally do cross paths it's a loaded exchange.
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IMAGINE two college friends whose careers have taken different paths.
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There are many paths for a rejected item to take.
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Over time, the algorithm starts to ignore those bad paths.
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And now, we merge those paths to create one, together.
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There's a couple of paths the UK economy can take.
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Ramsey's meteoric rise is proof that success takes many paths.
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Uranus will have you cross paths with unexpected, exciting people.
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The candidates don't follow predictable partisan paths on these questions.
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I think there are a lot of paths to that.
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Several "safety" stocks have reversed their paths higher this year.
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I hope our paths will cross again soon my brother.
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Will she cross paths with Andy while back in NYC?
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Dawn has only ever flown circular paths around Ceres before.
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Understanding their paths to growth may yield lessons for others.
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William and Attenborough have also crossed paths on several occasions.
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Interactive: The many paths from Trump to Russia Virginia Sen.
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So, yes, crossing paths in Paris was not exactly ideal.
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What career paths should college students start down and why?
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Many party leaders and establishment Republicans see two paths ahead.
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Somehow this pair crossed paths and now they are inseparable.
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Note the flight paths of two balloons over Puerto Rico.
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But they are taking strikingly different paths to get there.
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Prince William and Prince Harry are forging their own paths.
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Turbulence will increase, too, as temperatures increase along flight paths.
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The orbital paths of HD 131399Ab and its three suns.
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Two approaches appear relatively reliable paths to triumph on Broadway.
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But the respective paths laid out by McElwee et al.
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Residents use these paths when riding on their motor bikes.
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Paths to the rim are wider and open more frequently.
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There were no roads or signs, no paths to follow.
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Inside, lights are punishingly bright and walking paths are wide.
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But now that they are professionals, their paths rarely cross.
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I know, because I unknowingly crossed paths with a victim.
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As they do, the companies are taking varied paths forward.
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Mr. Fellrath and Mr. Bardaouil crossed paths in art circles.
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Despite sharing the same major, their paths had never crossed.
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Musk has confirmed crossing paths with Epstein at least once.
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That both paths are imaginable says a lot about Romney.
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Their potential is vast, but their paths would become narrow.
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However, Eliza is not a game with myriad narrative paths.
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We can glean some insights from the paths they blaze.
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We need paths that can be discovered all year round.
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But they know that luck, not sweat, graced their paths.
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Both paths are ways of pandering to a privileged audience.
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Now those paths are finally converging in the N.C.A.A. tournament.
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But smugglers are adapting, scoping out new paths into Europe.
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Any new paths are likely to be fraught with peril.
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Can they create paths to profitability in these different platforms?
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Essential supplies must be carried up mountain paths on foot...
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The app also traces hit paths, while higgling their velocity.
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More paths to eating real food is a good thing!
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At some point you guys kind of took different paths.
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Putin and Trump crossed paths several times during the conference.
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Explore the paths to victory available for the presidential candidates.
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He and Patten crossed paths as political consultants in Ukraine.
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Immigration reform, Dreamers protected, asylum laws respected, paths to citizenship.
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Steep hillside paths are dotted with 39 sculptures and installations.
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It's critical to realize that there are attractive paths forward.
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Off the main highway, sandy paths led through sandy plains.
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Some paths are gentle and sunlit, and traveled by many.
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We have different paths to get to the same destination.
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The store's winding paths remind her of the Minotaur's labyrinth.
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Clinton and Andrea Mitchell of NBC News didn't cross paths.
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Changing career paths took "a lot of work," she said.
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But it still needs guidance on what paths to try.
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Views are arranged through turnstiles, paths, guardrails, signs and walls.
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Their career paths converged when both got assignments in Atlanta.
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We will all be doomed to stalk our separate paths.
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But the researchers don't know what those paths might be.
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Few livelihoods offer as many paths to failure as agriculture.
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But after that, there are two paths you can go.
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But time on reality TV change some leads' career paths.
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And when it does, these alternative paths will be moot.
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The murder case is reopened and leads down alarming paths.
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Ross and Abbott's career paths have their differences too, though.
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Lifting the restriction would open new paths for collective action.
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Hikers along the narrow paths of the Bisse de Savièse.
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The announcement doesn't necessarily block the pair's paths to confirmation.
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So many paths to explore and need your unique perspective.
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"There's two different paths you can look at," Francis said.
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The two crossed paths -- literally -- in Washington, DC, in December.
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Following Borges, he created his own Garden of Forking Paths.
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Also it is a journey of patience and unforeseen paths.
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"I'm surprised we hadn't really crossed paths yet," Spieth said.
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"The president has two paths he can take," he said.
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They show that people can develop their own paths forward.
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The good news is that many paths lead to connection.
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Flight paths are more predictable, narrower and at lower altitudes.
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Citywide there is no agreement about opposing the flight paths.
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"Some people just have bumpier paths than others," Harris said.
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Paths lead to a putting green and a fish pond.
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And stay as close to established paths as you can.
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In prison, Ellard and Glowatski would also take different paths.
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Essentially, after compulsory education, the paths slowly dwindle to nothing.
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As of now, there are still three potential paths forward.
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Baltimore doesn't have many other easy paths to cap space.
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Younger photographers revered him but nevertheless found their own paths.
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There will be many elements, multiple paths, and many traps.
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What's hot: The character growth is leading down interesting paths.
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But during the war years, Stieglitz's and Brigman's paths divert.
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Using these methods, the researchers found, could help the Netherlands and Brazil avoid the United States in 65 percent of paths, but the US "is completely unavoidable for about 10 percent of the paths," anyway.
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Mr. McLean of Cal Fire said firefighters have cut paths into steep hillsides to help arrest the fire and are now concerned with the stability of paths and dangers to those working in the area.
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Cooking them carefully can lead a home cook down fascinating paths.
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The line breaks only to allow paths for cars or pedestrians.
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In science, there's no fault in pursuing multiple paths of inquiry.
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It's scenically situated on Lake Michigan along bike paths and walkways.
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They seem have chosen among one of the least conciliatory paths.
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The paths that these two clubs have followed are eerily similar.
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Friedman hosts Unscrewed, a popular podcast exploring paths to sexual liberation.
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It identifies some paths for playing a hand as not promising.
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The two big auction houses appeared to be on divergent paths.
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For now both men offer the president possible paths to success.
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But usually, these objects aren't there when MAVEN crosses their paths.
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How can you better support each other along your life paths?
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There will also be five miles of hiking and biking paths.
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We have 24 MADI, 64 channel paths, 128 AES, 192 analog.
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Plus, I was curious about all the paths that were there.
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"You never know when your paths may cross again," Fay said.
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Two possible paths diverge at the end of the first chapter.
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I just go on these paths that I don't even understand.
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You've got to follow the paths of where the markets are.
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Prince William and Prince Harry were always destined for different paths.
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The Justice Department can take other paths besides going to court.
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It was fate, that thing when two separate paths suddenly collide.
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Both of these paths to victory are trickier than they sound.
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The water escapes, initially via winding, complicated paths through the chip.
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The classical paths — IPO and acquisitions — are often narrow and constrained.
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Forty-one years later, their paths converged again, in a way.
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But the two countries' economic paths went on to cross decisively.
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Crossing paths with stars has helped her chart her own course.
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I swapped road running for softer paths to protect my pelvis.
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It's only a matter of time before the two cross paths.
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As HQ grows, there will be plenty of paths to monetization.
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For most Americans, they remain among the surest paths to wealth.
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Both of the paths now available end with a viable solution.
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Like seedlings reaching for the sun, they will take different paths.
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Cities are closing in on their grazing lands and traditional paths.
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Bandersnatch offers paths where you kill Mohan or wreck his company.
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Governments can pursue somewhat distinct paths and set their own budgets.
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Today, these man-made flow paths are Lake Okeechobee's overflow valves.
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"I realized yesterday how similar our paths have been," Brown says.
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On Wednesday's episode, the survivalists face snakes, claustrophobia and treacherous paths.
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The CEO said he first crossed paths with Papadopoulos through LinkedIn.
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Jake and I really liked "Dual Paths" but they hated it.
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"I think there are really two fundamental paths," Musk has said.
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I've listened to senior women tell stories about their own paths.
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Unless she changes career paths, getting this visa would be impossible.
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The company has scraped the web to understand usual career paths.
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They face different plights and struggles, and different paths towards citizenship.
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Shine Together doesn't merely feature women discussing their own paths, notably.
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Tech and real estate are the paths to riches in China.
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And when I'm retired, him and I will cross paths again.
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Especially in sparse traffic conditions, users' paths can be easily tracked.
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Fed fund futures <0#FF:> are pricing in shallow tightening paths.
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The paths are winding in this show and nothing is direct.
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I had many more bumpy paths to go along the way.
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Here is one of the few dirt paths on Pitcairn Island.
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For this reason, printing-press paper paths tend to sprawl horizontally.
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Two possible paths diverge at the end of the first chapter.
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This proverbial fork in the road has two starkly different paths.
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Aid workers must navigate muddy paths, wooden bridges and steep slopes.
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And so the two men started pursuing their individual career paths.
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Experts think it's unlikely Manafort and Fotiadis would have crossed paths.
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Hopefully, with the right choice in partners — and, maybe, career paths!
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Their paths crossed again in a Penn classroom in January 2014.
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When we were younger, we used to build paths and jumps.
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It's unclear whether Trump will cross paths with New Jersey Gov.
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Wade was not sure if they would cross paths this time.
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After that, the two were never reported to cross paths again.
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However, there are better paths we can go down than this.
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This isn't the first time Lively and Stewart have crossed paths.
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Her hands wave along geometric paths and her face lights up.
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Unfortunately, he never crossed paths with Penn in his best years.
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There's so many other paths that are left open to explore.
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There are two basic paths for how the evening might proceed.
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Even the more traditionally feminine career paths are treated with seriousness.
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Golf course land was used for some of the walking paths.
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The paths are strewn with garbage and sewage pipes burst often.
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Oklahoma actually has two paths for expanding the safety net program.
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The emerging conditions that favor these paths will disfavor some others.
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This move clears the confirmation paths for Mnuchin and Rep. Price.
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"People change up their career paths all the time," Webster said.
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Right. On certain paths, but most of the time they're not.
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We were on different teams and hardly crossed each other's paths.
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So as Trump ran for president in 2016, their paths crossed.
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Whatever the paths taken, the future of finance should be female.
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The overlapping flight paths are the most difficult aspect to model.
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In Season 2, the women's paths continue to diverge and intersect.
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The brothers remained close, even as their lifestyles took different paths.
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The scams that come from these individuals can take several paths.
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The scams that come from these individuals can take several paths.
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Above, two forests whose paths diverged after a succession of wildfires.
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Here are three possible paths you can take moving forward.1.
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And many are still crossing paths with the space station's orbit.
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However, Ho and Hsiao pursued different paths from their Western counterparts.
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Stats galore, with plenty of potential paths for how you play.
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I had crossed paths with oysters in New York Harbor before.
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All the paths that can lead to flipping the Senate contain
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An Ann Landers might prescribe one of several paths toward normalcy.
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The objects are set to cross paths at 2000:215 p.m.
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As Katya's marriage stagnates, she unexpectedly crosses paths with B. again.
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Two people can come to the same answer by different paths.
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There are so many other paths to explore beyond mere mimicry.
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Army conscripts were deployed to clear paths for the emergency vehicles.
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A "fork" is when a blockchain splits into two potential paths.
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Besides, I don&apost see why we would cross paths again.
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The analytics programs know the paths that successful students have followed.
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Some reached out to help people along their desired career paths.
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Raised on different sides of town, they've trod similar creative paths.
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Dorian's possible paths forward were as expansive as they were unsettled.
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Dorian's possible paths forward were as expansive as they were unsettled.
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That left candidates with two other paths into the ninth debate.
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Paths between those points would express equivalence relationships between the objects.
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You need to think about equivalences between all those paths, too.
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But it's easy to find Jims with whom he's crossed paths.
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It's neat that eight years later our paths have crossed again.
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"4 3 2 43" is indeed a doorstop of forking paths.
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For certain clients, the data revealed flight paths some drones took.
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Homesteads fan out into the hilly bramble, connected by rugged paths.
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We look at two cases that took starkly divergent legal paths.
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Not everyone who crossed paths with Cruz saw reason for concern.
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I know this better than most, because I've followed both paths.
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"He can even open paths in the desert," the pope said.
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Promote majors such as business and education with clear career paths.
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That evolution followed several paths, but two in particular stand out.
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The winners of these races have followed a few different paths.
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And according to Belle, their careers have unfolded along parallel paths.
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Businesses with no barriers to entry always have curious paths, right?
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Poorer neighborhoods are reachable only by motorbike, along narrow muddy paths.
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It showed me that all of our paths are completely different.
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Vanessa was the first to cross paths with the Trump family.
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"Sometimes life takes you on unexpected paths and those paths aren't always in the same direction," he wrote in an Instagram post announcing the end of the relationship, which began at a charity gala in 2015.
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To predict, say, the likeliest outcomes of a particle collision, Feynman found that you could sum up all possible paths that the colliding particles could take, weighting straightforward paths more than convoluted ones in the sum.
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The liberal democratic world itself appeared to be splitting as the United States and Britain took illiberal paths politically and unilateralist paths internationally, leaving a shaken France and Germany as European standard-bearers for the liberal order.
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His Adderall patients are overwhelmingly creative people who wanted to work in the arts — yet, he says, many have chosen other paths, safer paths, resigning themselves before they've even really tried to achieve what they hoped for.
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But there are many paths to college, and there are also many paths to success in life that don't include college, or don't include the traditional path of four-plus years of college right after high school.
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Specifically, the two crossed paths in the pasta aisle, which makes sense.
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Alternative paths were proposed, but they were overwhelmingly denied by House members.
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Soon after their paths diverged, they said, Paulette's mileage seemed to quadruple.
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Some books have one ending, which can be reached by various paths.
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Hurricanes are long-lasting, low-pressure swirls that follow somewhat predictable paths.
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The two have crossed paths for years and formed a true bond.
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"If you explore both of those paths forward, it's astounding," Eigenbrode said.
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Each point will have a unique thicket of paths emanating from it.
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I'm so thankful that our paths intertwined to form this beautiful adventure.
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And so, many try to find new paths to achieving the goal.
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It was "executable file paths" — evidence of programs — that didn't belong there.
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As you build the castle, new levels and paths will open up.
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Avocados and mangoes, fallen ripe off the trees, littered the hillside paths.
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There, he crossed paths with Barry Diller, the chairman of InterActive Corp.
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Here's a look at Trump's three most plausible paths (maps via 270toWin.com).
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"There are more paths we need to go down," Ms. Snyder said.
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Well-kept walking trails and bike paths traverse the city of 2400,250.
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Rather, it is our paths to reaching this goal that differ substantially.
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And it never lacks empathy for the strange paths its characters take.
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They're created by long paths lined with the best of loving intentions.
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But the violinist saw the same thing; their paths only diverged afterward.
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We faced challenges head on, charted new paths and transformed military norms.
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Adam Rippon has finally crossed paths with his celebrity crush Shawn Mendes.
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After the show ended in 2006, Kutcher and Kunis' life paths diverged.
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Do you hope to inspire others to find unconventional paths to success?
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The map was so detailed that it revealed paths on military bases.
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Moms have to stick together even as we walk our separate paths.
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Clinton's paths to 270 electoral votes are many while Trump's are few.
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The two have crossed paths over their time in the public eye.
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Many pet-toting riders might never cross paths with a police officer.
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AO: Our paths crossed between Hamburg and Berlin, and somehow we met.
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These guys really are at the moment on separate paths, story-wise.
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It was in her former career that she crossed paths with Zeile.
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"Maybe our paths will cross again," he recently told a Russian newspaper.
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Mercury is retrograde, finding you crossing paths with people from your past.
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We -- our paths had not crossed since I was 25 years old.
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And I haven't crossed paths with anyone who shares the strange affliction.
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He said it was traditional at such events that leaders crossed paths.
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He's running through a bunch of hypothetical paths to victory for Trump.
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She had many paths to victory, whereas Donald Trump had very few.
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Here are three paths Trump can take — and the challenges to each.
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Detroit can see few, if any, immediate paths to upgrade its roster.
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There are two fairly well-trodden paths to seamlessly tipping a bartender.
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VICE: Can you describe the paths you took to becoming published writers?
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"We urge people to change their walking paths during magpie swooping season".
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Come over me as we pulled off to go our separate paths
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Long-exposure photographs of rocket launches show their paths taking parabolic routes.
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Our paths have crossed occasionally over the years, always with real warmth.
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Have you spent even a fraction of that on understanding exit paths?
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Both with the same diagnosis, but …with very different paths to healing.
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Thinking too hard about it might lead you down some unpleasant paths.
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No word yet on whether Leo and Karl's kitty, Choupette, crossed paths.
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The Deus Ex games have always had branching paths, including multiple endings.
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No paths to ending this crisis appear to be attractive or effective.
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Along the Cinta Costera, a waterfront boulevard, are bike and pedestrian paths.
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Again, these weren't paths laid out for me as in previous games.
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This has nothing to do with air traffic controllers or glide paths.
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It will be the second time Curiel and Trump have crossed paths.
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Alas, in this, too, my wife and I were on similar paths.
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Damodaran said he sees three possible paths for bitcoin as a currency.
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There are probably some common paths, but their modernisms are very different.
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The two storms' paths were expected to intersect northeast of Puerto Rico.
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For the poorest, the only paths to comfort are crime or departure.
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The Cavaliers and the Raptors took opposite paths to the conference finals.
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John Kasich: "Two Paths: America Divided or United" (April 2017) -- Nebraska Sen.
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Following any of the paths almost certainly means encountering something something interesting.
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But some career paths have more progress left to make than others.
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It had rained the night before, and the sandy paths were wet.
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Yet potential candidates are already making moves to help pave their paths.
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The paths of destruction led to other places, including the Tyrrhenian coast.
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There are other viable paths, and China can be a change agent.
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By contrast, the Senate has three better paths to being less mean.
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"I think that both of them have extremely narrow paths," Sellers said.
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He's put together four paths the company could take to get there.
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Photo: GizmodoAt Larsen's Beach, there are two paths down to the ocean.
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This data visualization shows the travel paths of the world's cargo ships.
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This is, of course, not the first time their paths have crossed.
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What she has created on New Paths is similarly bold and nuanced.
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He encouraged me to follow new paths, and to try new things.
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That can lead the jet stream to take longer, less direct paths.
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Congress and regulatory agencies appear to be baffled by divergent paths forward.
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They're going to be in some ways on opposing paths going forward.
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That these paths are obvious does not make them easy to take.
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Mention older people whom you have consulted, spelling out their paths. 3.
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The garden features hedges and paths in concentric circles punctuated by fountains.
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There are three paved paths in the park leading to the building.
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What if we forged new paths as well as restoring old ones?
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Its orbit takes it close to the paths of Earth and Jupiter.
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Now, snowplow parents clear all obstacles in their children's paths to success.
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Sometimes these forecasts show dramatically different paths, diverging by hundreds of miles.
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It's sexist, some say, and is opening paths for less qualified candidates.
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In 2017, Ms. Mathis and Mr. Buford crossed paths at a restaurant.
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India and Pakistan have taken different paths to develop their nuclear arsenals.
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Yeah, look, those types of opportunities cross our paths every so often.
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So the hunt for unintended gold mines will go down new paths.
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The pair's paths could have crossed in their former lives as amateurs.
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Cognitive behavioral strategies offer paths to redirect thoughts during cravings, she said.
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Salvation doesn't lie in pursuing traditional male paths of ejaculatory self-elevation.
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Lawyers know that there are many paths to getting a good result.
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Nine volunteers developed diabetes, but they reached that diagnosis by different paths.
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Neither, though, are mandated policies like the paths chosen by other states.
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He and Phelps first crossed paths at the 2000 Olympics in Sydney.
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The unpaved paths in the children's village are far from wheelchair friendly.
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Along the dirt paths of Barcelona, human waste was forming into puddles.
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Much of the island is a landscaped park with winding pedestrian paths.
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What is clear is that the hawkish non-diplomatic paths failed catastrophically.
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An algorithm, on the other hand, could try thousands of such paths.
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It foreshadowed the dark paths that anonymous individuals would be led down.
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There are many forking paths on the way from outbreak to endemic.
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"We're also under flight paths," Ms. Polley sighed, sitting near the monitor.
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I wandered the quiet paths alone, past flowers like giant purple lollipops.
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The dashed lines are the projected hurricane paths forecast by various organizations.
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"But the relationship crumbled as the two companies' paths converged," Mike writes.
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The teams followed similar paths to their second meeting of the season.
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Performers pursue personal paths of complex rhythms and their own choreographic agenda.
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Clear paths to promotion, training, career development programs and formal mentorship opportunities.
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Combined, these two paths can indeed lead to a more robust application.
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Kasich will deliver the speech, titled "Two Paths," at 85033:30 a.m.
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Miller redesigned the terraces, creating raised paths bordered by agapanthus and roses.
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It also suggests that meditation can echo more pharmaceutical paths to enlightenment.
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Black pigs and chickens roam the narrow paths of stone and dirt.
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But they both understood how it sent both franchises on familiar paths.
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Stone-and-gravel paths lead to seating areas in the terraced gardens.
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Congress and regulatory agencies seem to be baffled by divergent paths forward.
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Each level is on rails, with a few branching paths to explore.
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Brits must choose between drastically different paths to the Brexit finish line.
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They mostly lead parallel lives, occasionally crossing paths at ribbon-cutting ceremonies.
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You're tasked with creating paths through a sea of different colored enemies.
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In future, we must find other paths of struggle to keep fighting.
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As flight paths changed, residents of Boston; San Francisco; Culver City, Calif.
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Romney now has a choice between two potential paths to the nomination.
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Yes, few London homeowners have snow shovels, so paths are not cleared.
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"I've seen a few bike paths around Los Angeles," James tells Gay.
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They can be used to identify patterns -- patterns like orbital debris paths.
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At one point, I crossed paths with a pack of street kids.
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Location data shows the paths of taxiing aircraft and passengers in terminals.
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Investigators believe he crossed paths with Mr. Gacy soon after that call.
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FlightOS's on-board computers monitor the aircraft's limits, flight paths, and weather.
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But as fate would have it, their paths cross again as adults.
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Now the only paths to intrigue are tricky upsets and spicy speeches.
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Even in my brief time, I saw many paths through the stage.
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The drones automatically fly along certain paths and don't require individual pilots.
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Valdez and White each represent different paths forward for Democrats in Texas.
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Lines reveal potential paths ahead and scars of the ones just followed.
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"I think there are a lot of paths to liquidity," Huffman said.
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The events that create us are terrifyingly random, and the paths of history that led to our existence are as unknowable to us as the paths that will stretch out from our own lives, into the distant future.
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Here are the assumptions that I made, just like we explain to others here are the assumptions that I made, here are the paths that I've considered, here are the paths that I've ruled out, and here's why.
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They knew these kinds of random, noncrossing paths occurred in nature, just as Robert Brown had observed that random crossing paths occurred in nature, but they didn't know how to think about them in any kind of precise way.
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Stewards determined Maximum Security impeded the paths of several horses in the race.
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Its platform helps make real-time packet routing decisions to avoid congested paths.
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Because nature is terrible, this process replicates wherever ladybugs and Dinocampus cross paths.
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But now there are various paths that one can take, as outlined here.
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The fragrance celebrates breaking stereotypes and creating new paths of fulfillment and success.
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Nonetheless, I will consider it as I map several possible paths for growth.
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Maura Tierney is all about opening herself up to explore new charitable paths.
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There are many paths to happiness, and this is the one I'm on.
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Good bye Anton, it was an honor to have crossed paths with you.
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You know, I went through all the regular paths like every other kid.
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"The authors do not recommend sailing or driving along the found paths."[arXiv]
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We have built-in software to regulate the flight paths of the drones.
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That feeling is there in the branching paths of The Overstory as well.
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He also chatted with them about the importance of exploring nontraditional career paths.
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DIVERGENT PATHS The Academy and the Judiciary By Richard A. Posner 414 pp.
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It isn't unusual for this modeling duo to cross paths when they're working.
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Sunday's attack, officials said, wasn't the first time Mateen crossed paths with authorities.
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"Different paths through each battle will unlock bespoke bonuses and outcomes," explains Yano.
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But those other paths, as Gil Scott-Heron predicted, might not be televised.
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And while most directly enter the plumbing profession, others follow more unique paths.
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To avoid the strong winds, transatlantic flight paths were moved to the north.
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I also tested it out at night on Amsterdam's heavily congested bike paths.
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Others have followed the paths of least resistance: namely, either Gmail or Outlook.
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WHY MONKEYS and apes took separate evolutionary paths has long been a mystery.
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"Strategically we're going down some very specific paths and seeking partnerships," he says.
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Sonos has done a lot of work to make paths through the thicket.
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Throughout the 35-minute experience, there are 13 branching paths to go down.
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Dogs defecate around territory boundaries and key paths to mark ownership with feces.
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Either of these paths can pose real threats to her and her family.
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"Different paths" apparently, for now, equals Kazee (for Dewan) and Cornish (for Tatum).
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After escaping her house, Maya crossed paths with an "angel man" named James.
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The freeway will become a surface street with bike paths and pedestrian connections.
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Colonial said it has observed no effects on nearby waterways or drainage paths.
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The two companies are pursuing their own paths towards the future of mobility.
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Some start-ups will fail as their paths to profit stop making sense.
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The files also show location data mapping the flight paths of the aircraft.
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"Regardless of the paths that our lives took us on," Jones' tribute continued.
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And then on that cold January day he crossed paths with Kendra Webdale.
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Many of the straightforward paths have been bulldozed or grown over with weeds.
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We send people down unhelpful and potentially harmful paths that will only disappoint.
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"Major" planets, such as Earth, clear their paths in orbit around the sun.
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The wave goes through both paths, the particle through one or the other.
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Robinson's little town, crisscrossed by bike paths, is full of artists and scientists.
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But more observations shrink the error bars and the number of potential paths.
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GEO 2.0 will create detailed three-dimensional safety zones around runway flight paths.
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The pair first crossed paths in Paris, reportedly on a Mormon mission trip.
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This would likely explain how she first came to cross paths with McLean.
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Kushner was a Goldman Sachs intern when he first crossed paths with Cohn.
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These songs suggest paths forward for Rihanna, but they don't feel like destinations.
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In all, the sequence of tornadoes carved four distinct paths around Dodge City.
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RELATED: The many paths from Trump to RussiaAlone, her appearance didn't prove much.
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Still, the teens are excited to explore their different interests and career paths.
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And the important thing to remember is that all three paths are valid.
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Closed primaries often have the effect of sealing off paths for insurgent candidates.
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Likewise, Fed fund futures are pricing in the shallowest of shallow tightening paths.
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When our paths crossed, several drinks down, we found our moods were mismatched.
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Viewers waiting for the two of them to cross paths again were disappointed.
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When I moved here, they all crumbled down… Paths have replaced the walls.
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As for ORPHGANG, they're still going strong, while pursuing their own career paths.
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Their goal in each election was to give Americans more paths to succeed.
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"In general, open-ended questions lead to more conversational paths," Craig Weiland says.
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L Brands CEO Les Wexner said he 'regretted' crossing paths with Jeffrey Epstein
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I'd always go toward Paths of Glory or The Killing rather than that.
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You'd think Rick, who's worth $3.8 billion, would have crossed paths with Trump.
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There are two paths to asylum There are two ways to request asylum.
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Blue-collar and white-collar career paths are getting disrupted and phased out.
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One of many woodland paths leads to a pool (not currently in use).
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And despite their tension, she said she wouldn't flinch if they crossed paths.
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"There are paths forward that do not involve a food fight," he said.
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Pramila Jayapal (D-Wash.) lay out paths for eliminating private health insurance. Sen.
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But only one of those paths will lead to electoral and ideological victory.
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Authorities have said they don't believe Patterson crossed paths with Jayme's parents there.
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But when our interests and China's interests diverge, then our paths should diverge.
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"You have two rewarding but very different paths," he wrote, quoting a mentor.
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Then the researchers loosed the novice riders onto Boulder's roads and bike paths.
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Over the next generation, Buddy Guy crossed paths with Muddy Waters countless times.
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With more than 1,000 potential paths forward, there is no excuse for inaction.
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The 67-acre park has walking paths, as well as rides for children.
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In between the two images, the software devises movement paths that eliminate collisions.
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Yet the two have followed starkly different price paths so far this year.
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"I mean, nowhere in extreme sports does that ever cross paths," Rosen said.
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These talismans serve as tools to help us each on our unique paths.
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"Everyone was simply fed up with scooters on the cycle paths," he said.
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It will also free up some space on Amsterdam's maxed-out bike paths.
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The land is so fertile tomato plants grow like weeds in the paths.
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It's not that the retail industry doesn't offer potential paths to good incomes.
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Immigrants are no more an existential threat to New York than bicycle paths.
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You don't need clairvoyance to know that Michael and Nathan will cross paths.
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There are some common threads to the successful paths these teams have followed.
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Our nights roaming Los Angeles continued as we pursued our own career paths.
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We must forge new paths so that our daughters' lives can be better.
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To anyone who has crossed paths with Lopez since, her determination is unmissable.
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"I come to the club and show them other paths available," he said.
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Eclipses are emotionally turbulent times when reveals take place and our paths fork.
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Along their parallel paths, they changed the business of baseball in two countries.
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Increasingly, it seems, no one wants to cross paths with an outdoor cat.
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Those paths will grow apart even more in the next couple of years.
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In general, artists forge one of two career paths for themselves early on.
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It sometimes includes false starts or means simultaneously going down several different paths.
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" If the process breaks down, he said, "we'll obviously have to change paths.
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He allows those interests to lead him down a lot of different paths.
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But subway and real estate realities often can lead couples down unanticipated paths.
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At Aokigahara, signs at the foot of walking paths promote a suicide hotline.
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"I've seen a few bike paths around Los Angeles," he told The Journal.
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It's a walkable city filled with nooks, alcoves, hidden benches and sloping paths.
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Our paths didn't cross that much because of the nature of the film.
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The question is how long Samsung can travel down both of these paths.
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The new criteria gave candidates two paths to the stage: delegates or polling.
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They worked together at Key Bank in Cleveland, Ohio, and crossed paths often.
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Their story makes me question the paths we choose in life, and why.
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Almost all the paths out of this debt morass are unpleasant and destructive.
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We discount risks, overestimate the benefits, and pursue paths we otherwise might not.
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But hey, in a universe of infinite branching paths, any ending is possible.
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Cruise missiles can fly along low, erratic paths capable of skirting those defences.
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" They continued, "Today we take our next step together, but on separate paths.
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The airless tires have made it through muddy trails, beaches, and gravel paths.
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They create an illusion of vast space in which two solitary paths intersect.
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Here are the stories of three families who pursued adoption through different paths.
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I wandered through a maze of head-high bramble carved with winding paths.
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It took the Treasury Department 10 months to report back with possible paths.
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By the time Susie and Klemperer's paths converge, hell has already broken loose.
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It's a high viscosity show, oozy and murky, spreading itself along unexpected paths.
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These prescribed paths are related to the frequencies of light in antihydrogen's spectrum.
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The family fled, trekking six days along paths already worn by earlier exoduses.
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With the other questions, though, I see clearer paths to more responsible journalism.
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During my research, I found there are four predominant paths toward accumulating wealth.
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I choose to believe he'd remember me if we ever crossed paths again.
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Although our lives took different paths at times, I consider her like family.
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Their paths parted until 2016, when they met again at Mr. Castillo's wedding.
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But, as the decade draws to a close, their paths are rapidly diverging.
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There are effectively two paths to break up financial institutions through the regulators.
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Tropical storms can pave some powerfully destructive paths — and some awesome kneeboarding opportunities.
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Maybe because being able to imagine hopeful paths seems to be hard-wired.
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Once animals started laying eggs on land, their evolutionary paths diverged, researchers said.
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It only makes sense for Chalamet and West to have finally crossed paths.
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Two recent congressional races illustrate the two paths that Democrat candidates can take.
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Typically, such defense systems are designed to counter projectiles on predictable flight paths.
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No new paths were to be created, though existing ones could be refurbished.
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The friend couldn't believe the paths of the men had not yet crossed.
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Mr. Juncker set out five potential paths for the bloc's future on Wednesday.
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The family fled, trekking six days along paths already worn by earlier exoduses.
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Indeed, it might change which Harvard students are sent down paths to power.
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So for us it's pretty urgent that we can find paths to monetization.
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How they answer portends very different economic outcomes, career paths and life choices.
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You're the Pathfinder, after all, so go find yourself some dope-ass paths.
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DM: Are there other paths, outside of the child tax credit and SNAP?
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Rahama said she heaved herself along slippery paths as quickly as she could.
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Now, Seinfeld, Rock, and Schumer are going to cross paths again: on Netflix.
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The command that SQL provides for following these paths is called the JOIN.
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If Clinton wins Virginia, she's left with 494 viable paths to the election.
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Simulation of 50 aircrafts in the Dallas-Fort Worth area Simulation of 50 aircrafts in the Dallas-Fort Worth area "We're designing our flight paths essentially to stay out of the scheduled air carriers' flight paths initially," Prevot said at Elevate.
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He tracks the paths of pleasure taken by the city's citizens, through coffee houses and inns, theaters and public toilets, nightclubs and merchants' yards—paths that were rarely un-impeded by the unimpressed, the puritanical, and the frightened and fearful.
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"They were bound to cross paths and come to know each other," Dworkin said.
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Even with national polls narrowing, Clinton has several more paths to 270 than Trump.
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Fosse and Verdon took very different paths to fame, but both got started young.
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Each film presents a unique perspective on paths not taken in the actors' careers.
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Being a wellness editor means crossing paths with an endless array of fitness professionals.
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Does your organization have defined roles and dedicated career paths for information security professionals?
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Each flows through different paths, carries different chemicals and nutrients, and has different properties.
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It was this connection that ultimately led the Kennedys to cross paths with Vanderpump.
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There are many paths, but it's the only thing that has worked for me.
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But her decision to go down those paths had nothing to do with me.
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Here, we've rounded up nine stories that show the various paths toward body positivity.
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They're basically mopeds that require a helmet and can't be ridden on bike paths.
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You might usher in an era of lavish office perks and meaningful career paths.
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Programmers who took alternative paths to engineering are overshadowed behind engineers with CS degrees.
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These paths aren't cheap as you'll need to pay around €300 per month ($350).
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But being aware of them can mean you're able to find paths around them.
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Riz Ahmed and Jake Gyllenhaal also star as prospectors the brothers cross paths with.
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Their lives and paths criss-cross due to fate, or maybe just dumb luck.
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Radio frequencies can bounce off walls, take indirect paths and transmit through many surfaces.
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Whether our paths cross, whether we are together at an event, I don't know.
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But Uber's pursuit of self-driving technology has led it down some dark paths.
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Quinn Anthony James This wasn't the first time James had crossed paths with police.
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In the meantime, win or lose, it may be neglecting other paths to growth.
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They're self-contained puzzle boxes where, yes, secrets and branching paths inject some variety.
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Holmes and Swift, 27, previously crossed paths working on the 2014 film The Giver.
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Finding players who have taken unconventional paths to Coral Gables, just like their coach.
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They have got to put cement barricades in the middle of the bicycle paths.
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I hope that our paths do come back together and I think they will.
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Back in India, I follow Lihat Ram through the narrow paths of Nashala village.
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Then she and Andy start crossing each other's paths, and changing each other's story.
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Lisa immediately flees, and both halves of the couple return to their separate paths.
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Which was frustrating, because I could see items and side paths in the distance.
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A: I want them to be true to themselves and find their own paths.
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Clinton and Trump both go into Election Day with paths to the White House.
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A person can take multiple paths to become the CEO of a major company.
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Meghan Markle and Kate Middleton are navigating their royal paths better than ever before.
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There are many paths to business success and financial models that go with it.
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One of the surefire paths to "success" on The Bachelor/ette is being vulnerable.
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Where would a former presidential candidate and a pint-sized reality star cross paths?
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The trail is mostly comprised of defunct railroads turned into walking and biking paths.
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It's a face-off between two teams with very different paths through the split.
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Barneys is still exploring multiple paths, including those that would help it avoid bankruptcy.
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She has many paths to 270 electoral votes, Trump at the moment has none.
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In addition to their romantic relationship, the couple has crossed paths professionally as well.
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Maybe later if we cross paths again we might become friends but that's it.
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Because there seem to be only a few paths to deal with hair loss.
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They book cheap flights with long layovers and circuitous paths to save...what, $20?
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First John, then T.J. moved to Nashville after high school, envisioning separate musical paths.
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But even if the paths are difficult, there are some plausible options out there.
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Beyond the magnitude or risk, more capital limits the number of possible exit paths.
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Given all this proximity, it's inevitable for athletes of all kinds to cross paths.
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Along the way, the ridiculous models cross paths with a number of familiar faces.
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Scientists are now taking stock of flora and fauna in this years' storm paths.
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I wouldn't worry about [Facebook and Google] crossing paths for a couple of years.
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We're told Khloe and BC crossed paths inside and had a brief stare down.
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The job market is increasingly competitive and our career paths are increasingly less clear.
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Interactive: The many paths from Trump to Russia And then -- yes, it gets worse!
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Protected bike paths (known as Cycle Superhighways) were introduced in London, UK, in 2014.
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We've gone down all those paths and we think they're all cul-de-sacs.
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Perhaps you followed one another at a party years back and occasionally cross paths.
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Couples who successfully emerge from Bachelor Nation unscathed usually take one of two paths.
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Perhaps it's because these kids aren't afraid to disrupt industries and pave new paths.
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There were some ways around the sanctions, but now the paths will be smoother.
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The impressive marble-topia zips 60 marbles per minute through its 32 unique paths.
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It's unclear whether the president and the former secretary of State will cross paths.
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At this point, even the most advanced strategists tend to stop plotting possible paths.
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As we were leaving, at last call, his group and my group crossed paths.
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Both Burton and White worked in the entertainment industry, crossing paths on several projects.
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The paths you take can be replayed at various speeds and from various angles.
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I was fascinated to learn that there were multiple paths we could have taken.
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You have a ship, a star map and no rules or paths to follow.
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Many of those fallen trees have remained on the ground, blocking paths and walkways.
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Shaded clearings gave way to winding paths and bright red bridges over gentle streams.
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The first is that Brazil's public finances are on the most unsustainable of paths.
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Like it or not, building paths to Russia is part of ensuring US security.
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And she only hiked at night to avoid dehydration and crossing paths with rattlesnakes.
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There are lots of things that we need to find paths forward on together.
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More recently the city fathers have built lofts and bicycle paths to attract millennials.
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The mission involves putting 24 different spacecraft into orbit, along three separate orbital paths.
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He allegedly admitted to police that he crossed paths with her before her murder.
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On the road, Valerie and Alex cross paths with a varied cast of characters.
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Alfonso Cuarón's has one of the most nonlinear directorial paths of anyone I know.
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Given easyJet's lack of a Boeing headache, the two rivals could switch flight paths.
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He made time in his hectic schedule to advise us on our career paths.
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But starting in the late 1960s, the writer and the magazine took different paths.
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States have taken their own paths because of unique circumstances within their own borders.
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Branching dialogue and narrative paths aren't new ideas, but they feel relatively seamless here.
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The app utilized Mapbox's Unity Maps SDK to visualize the terrain of the paths.
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But courts do blaze new paths, establishing rights to, for example, same-sex marriage.
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The next day, we set off through tea fields, bamboo forests and mountain paths.
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There are paths to victory — uphill though they may be — for Trump to win.
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Here is what we know about the famous people who crossed paths with Epstein.
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The Democratic ticket in 2020 should bring a unity between these two alternative paths.
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More than 33 miles of bicycle paths have been installed across Calgary since 2011.
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In South Carolina, the leafy trails and bike paths come alive with fall colors.
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Brick paths are color-coded to lead you to different areas on the island.
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I slunk through shadows and took elusive cobbled paths through town to find him.
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Presenting more than 60 works, this show illustrates their different yet sometimes intersecting paths.
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But a passing gravitational wave will alternately stretch and compress the half-beams' paths.
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They feature recycled or renewable materials and hiking and biking paths for getting around.
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What to Do Gerry Pond Park has walking paths, a playground and a gazebo.
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Skidoos collapse through paths that have been driven on for the past 40 years.
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Felicity Conrad and Kristen Sonday were on very different paths until three years ago.
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As if the first sighting wasn't good enough, the pair's paths miraculously crossed again.
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Elevate above this grudge and pursue paths that bring you more liberty and fulfillment.
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Check out New Paths from Argot on their website, and stream "Hidden Truth" here.
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I'm often out at strange hours, which means I cross paths with strange people.
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If you're in this position, it makes sense now to explore different career paths.
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Her students are too young for any advice from her about possible college paths.
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American women face very different paths to getting an abortion, depending on their state.
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There they are, together, looking in opposite directions, two different paths into the distance.
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Videos and photos showed protestors blocking the paths of tanks and standing down soldiers.
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In others, villagers advised me on what paths to take to avoid the police.
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In the summer, hikers and downhill bikers can take advantage of its beautiful paths.
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They have ripped up roadways and paths to make room for more grave sites.
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And to soar along with the Stark children's hopes for their new career paths.
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But spirituality's grip remains tenacious, with the search for meaning merely taking different paths.
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MarineTraffic published the paths of both vessels through the gulf on its Twitter account.
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The two men had crossed paths briefly once before, but they couldn't recall where.
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I've been able to help show the young Disney kids other paths to go.
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I feel like it's emblematic of the concurrent paths we happen to be on.
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But after further brushes with the law, he pursued other paths of self-employment.
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Amalfi has only one street, and the rest of the paths are steep staircases.
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Their individual artistic paths are intended to add up to an expansive musical constellation.
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Ms. O'Bryant and Mr. Gordon took practical paths to adding skills without accumulating debt.
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Such an example points to paths out of the current crisis, Mr. Blockmans said.
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Some time later, their paths crossed again, "and I confronted him," Ms. Oshan recalled.
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The next 2000 years led to very different paths for Mike, Steve, and Steve.
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Yosemite officials are advising visitors to stay on marked paths, away from slippery rocks.
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He's approached this line by many paths: history, humor, shock, politics and formal variety.
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The Americans should also make clear that they want to explore peaceful paths forward.
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She then began training full time here on a cinder track and forest paths.
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Kolomi looked around — turbaned men stood blocking the paths from the shore to town.
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It underscored how even the most traditional firms are opening up different career paths.
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But all of the paths involve an intersection of familial support and frequent intervals.
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One of the Beatles' paths forward led through an expanded embrace of the past.
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Would he reject feasible paths in favor of insisting on ideas that can't pass?
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Recent rains had turned the bulldozed paths between the rows of tents to mud.
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Mr. Warren said he crossed paths with one of them as he was leaving.
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It's a skater's dream: icy forest mazes and long, winding paths through winter landscapes.
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Starr crossed paths with Alan Dershowitz while they were both on Epstein's defense team.
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Tammy Duckworth (D-Ill.) and Katie McGinty of Pennsylvania cross paths in between speeches.
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"It opened all kinds of doors for me," Moses said of Paths 2 Promise.
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There, she crossed paths with former President George H.W. Bush, who congratulated her onstage.
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Seeing his defeat, are they now less sure of their own paths to power?
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Of course, birds have not migrated along the same paths for millions of years.
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Despite their different paths, the two men had many similarities, the Larson family said.
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New operas by two eminent American composers crossed paths in New York this week.
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McCaskill has one of the most difficult paths to re-election of any senator.
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For the new Silk Road to survive, it will need many paths, not one.
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She would go on to calculate crucial rocket trajectories, orbital paths and launch windows.
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Narrow channels of water wove throughout the complex, leading visitors along the circulation paths.
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Talk to colleagues and explore other options and career paths at your current company.
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Clowns in slapstick shoes cross paths with lions waiting in cages for their cues.
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What's your best piece of advice for someone who wants to change career paths?
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The bisse association offers an excellent online guide in English to the bisse paths.
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Many people cited uncertainty around pay raises and career paths as motives to unionize.
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This isn't the first time President Bush and DeGeneres have crossed paths, of course.
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It was minutes before the first Sunday mass, when Sallot crossed paths with Bryant.
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Though based mere miles apart, the two prominent officials rarely cross paths in person.
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While both candidates are ascendant in Iowa, they took different paths to this point.
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As a result, he recommends that others also define their own paths to success.
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Dining tables, in the middle, formed narrow, maze-like paths to be edged around.
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And unlike becoming a more traditional celebrity, those career paths can start very young.
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We live in violent times and one is bound to cross paths with terror.
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Over all, the paths look much more like men's careers than they used to.
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Prosecutors go wherever the evidence leads, and that often takes investigations down unexpected paths.
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One of his photos showed him crossing paths with Hilton and DJ/producer Blondish.
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The park is 500 acres of winding paths, pavilions, bridges, ponds, and exotic trees.
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They often meditated and did yoga together, and occasionally crossed paths on the job.
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Both women did what was required of them, yet their cases took different paths.
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Their paths to success can tell us a lot about the future of entertainment.
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Lavin and Damiani, both in their mid-40s, took very different paths to Hollywood.
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The system also monitors the aircraft's paths and movements to detect any potential issues.
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But outspoken senior lawmakers indicated that they will likely use both paths at once.
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BDSM is about finding paths to arousal that involve different parts of the body.
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Science illuminates our civilization, making it better, opening paths to improve the human condition.
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No, Lindsey Horan has gone places, big places, most of them on unmarked paths.
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But that simple description obscures massive differences between potential policy paths for the idea.
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They are not very good at seeing complicated diplomatic paths out of vexing problems.
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Gunn-Wright notes that there are many paths to a jobs guarantee, some incremental.
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There are as many paths to entrepreneurship as there are entrepreneurs in this world.
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The narrow, cobblestone paths of Assisi echoed with the sound of different languages when Shinto priests in red-and-white robes crossed paths with rabbis in black and Muslims in white as each group converged outside St. Francis Basilica to join the Christians.
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But subclass growth has been simplified, too, down to two paths you unlock over time.
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There were muddy paths and tomato fields, and big sacks of potatoes in the cellar.
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Much depends on the relative paths of U.S. Fed and European Central Bank monetary policy.
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The study is narrow, but interesting, and offers a few paths for follow-up research.
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After the Iowa caucuses, the paths to the nomination diverge for the three leading candidates.
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She has a fraternal twin brother, but the two pursued very different paths growing up.
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For more stories about our many paths to, through, or away from parenthood, visit Mothership.
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They're all different paths to get to the same place: the heart of the matter.
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HBO's High Maintenance and David Lynch's Twin Peaks proved that these divergent paths can work.
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He also said that expanding in Russia or Southeast Asia were other possible strategic paths.
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It also leads AI researchers down erroneous paths if they want to mimic human behavior.
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Such different paths, but such remarkable similarity in the ability to absolutely own one's moment.
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I noticed in every one of these games, you were stuck to following predetermined paths.
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While some visitors are canceling trips, others are taking more dangerous paths to experience parks.
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You got lots of potential paths, and there's no hope of solving that optimization problem.
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Evidence is mounting that Russia took 4 clear paths to meddle in the US election
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Says the insider, "She kind of married her dad," pointing to the similar career paths.
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I played that game for hours, finding all the different paths through the Lylat system.
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In Vienna, the city planners widened sidewalks, lit paths and alleyways, and redesigned public parks.
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Computer models showing the possible paths of rolling boulders on Phobos following the Stickney impact.
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The gratings act like a prism, causing different colors to take paths of different lengths.
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Here, it's a metropolis with brownstones and walking paths filled with art and creative retail.
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The Lufile brothers, from Burlington, Ontario, have taken different paths to pursuing their professional careers.
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They first crossed paths in 2015, when she memorably planted a kiss on Harry's cheek.
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Polling requirements are slightly more strenuous for the November debate, with multiple paths to qualification.
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"Their paths may vary from time to time," said North Carolina-based megadonor Art Pope.
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They proved that the points follow chaotic paths and go off in their own directions.
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It wasn't the first time the 28-year-old had crossed paths with the department.
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Because you can only go down one of the many pre-set paths on them.
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Today, my social life happens in people's houses, in pubs, restaurants, and on canal paths.
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Women and children trudge or run up and down the paths, carrying water and provisions.
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Usually, the bots simply operate on set paths instead, with humans warned to keep clear.
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Over the years, the two Barcelonas have occasionally crossed paths on and off the field.
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Merge alliances are best made in secret along the back paths deep in the woods.
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Gene mapping can trace ivory's origins, revealing poaching hotspots and the paths of criminal networks.
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So does the media, describing the dissimilar paths that these two Republican front-runners traveled.
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And unlike Sanders, she's said there are "different paths" to get to Medicare for All.
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The city's main station was emptied, flight paths overhead changed and the nearby canal closed.
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Gillette helped to develop everything from walking paths to 47 unique doors on the property.
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After eating, we walk down one of the hiking paths right next to the inn.
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After a few forgettable early films, he made "Paths of Glory" (1957) with Kirk Douglas.
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But I do think Bandersnatch could have pushed existing paths like the conspiracy scenario further.
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Arora said his startup looks at more than 2,000 career paths a student could pursue.
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In Berlin, the network of cycle paths has grown from 22000km to 163,216km since 25.
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