In photos: Astronaut peers into the eye of Hurricane Florence.
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Transcription peers into Britain's secret service in the year 1940.
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The pilot, Cédric Ganière, peers into the hot, darkening haze.
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Occasionally, he peers into a car, but he says nothing.
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Encourage them to turn "screen time" with peers into face-to-face time.
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The drone also flies over the volcano's summit, and peers into Fuego's crater.
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It peers into the places where we people fail one another or withhold forgiveness.
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One of those pieces peers into allegations of excessive police force against black citizens in Seattle.
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In addition to inter-Pearson dynamics, This Is Us deftly peers into monogamous pairings (and failings).
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That Pantera is again chugging past its peers into territory they view as uncertain isn't surprising.
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For some young farmers, it is not enough just to lure their peers into the sector.
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He peers into houses as he walks by, and spies on his neighbours by setting up surveillance cameras.
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There's a freewheeling day in Greenwich Village when he visits a fortune-teller and peers into a cafe.
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"I See What You Mean," a sculpture by Lawrence Argent, peers into the Colorado Convention Center in Denver.
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Shane Clark peers into the lower floor of his gutted home in the Bell Canyon neighborhood of West Hills.
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Put another way, Rachel is a stand-in for us, the viewer, the voyeur who peers into other lives.
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"It doesn't work," she says to the producer when we arrive, then peers into my face in a disconcerting way.
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The five-minute clip is an intimate closeup with the singer who peers into the camera for the video's entirety.
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Wells Fargo doesn't appear willing to wade as far as some of its peers into the raging gun-control debate.
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In the encampment of Fasso, 28-year-old Issouf Djibril peers into a murky mix of water, earth, and mercury.
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Their identity cards are scanned, photographs and fingerprints of them are taken, newly installed iris-recognition technology peers into their eyes.
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If posting footage that peers "into their private space" is protected, "then there's no such notion as a right to privacy".
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The surgeons in the gastric bypass videos had been divided by their peers into top, middle, or bottom categories for skill.
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There are so many women who could've taken that stage and truly inspired and empowered a group of their peers into action.
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The trashy yet addictive reality show Made in Mexico, out September 28, peers into the lives of Mexico's young movers and shakers.
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Underway, he peers into the distance from the bridge through bulky naval binoculars, climbs ladders between decks and shares meals with sailors.
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Her photograph of Wallace peers into his motorcade, exposing a powerful man swaddled by expensive suits and bodyguards in a chauffeured car.
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He drives his mini-bus at a crawl and peers into the thicket of bush by the main road leading from Ntsholotsho.
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Alfonse M. D'Amato, a former United States senator, has given many speeches in his day, trying to rouse his peers into action.
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" Mr. Heer peers into the political realignment occurring on the left, with a particular focus on what he brands the "dirtbag left.
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Prudential says it only peers into the databases if women ages 18 to 64 are asking for policies worth $1 million or more.
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Judging by the happy look on Bautista's face as he peers into his new lunchbox, the damage has been well and truly repaired.
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In a new image, the Hubble Space Telescope peers into the center of the Milky Way, showcasing the star cluster at the center.
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Outside the center of the town of Norcia, a fireman peers into the cracks on the road, created after the 6.6-magnitude quake.
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In "The Old Man and His Grandson," a child peers into a monster's gaping maw, from which huge hands and crooked teeth protrude.
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Borrowing from old realism and newer modernism, McGregor activates the privilege of roving omniscience, as he peers into kitchen windows, back gardens, upstairs bedrooms.
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A new study by the cybersecurity company Rapid7 peers into the digital defenses of Fortune 500 companies, with two big tests yielding mixed results.
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Dr. Urban peers into the super-thin realm at the Advanced Light Source, a domed laboratory with an expansive view of San Francisco and the neighboring bay.
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When he peers into the house, he notices her slumped against the wall opposite the sliding glass doors, observing him like he's the Mountain View mountain lion.
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Related: [Photos] Paolo Pellizzari's Panoramic Sports Drone Videography Peers Into The World Of Extreme Sports Chart a World Map Made of the Most Expensive Paintings on Earth
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We can be excited about the ability to be more connected and have tech that like peers into my refrigerator and tells me I'm out of soy milk.
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First, we hear their voices as the camera moves around a corner and peers into Pastor Tim's office through a curtain; Paige is the only one fully visible.
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Through anti-hero Bigger (played by Moonlight's Ashton Sanders), the film peers into the anxiety and depression endemic to Black experience in America, along with its unique root causes.
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The story peers into the mind of a young girl as five personified emotions — joy, sadness, fear, anger and disgust — attempt to guide her through life's twists and turns.
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And now BMW peers into tomorrow and sees a sleek four-door with flexible skin, scissor doors, and an interior that flutters in three dimensions to communicate with you.
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A small boy chasing a paper boat peers into a storm drain, where, out of the shadows, a clown with a devious grin pops up for only a second.
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Mr. Bergh spent the last several days trying to cajole his peers into joining him and gun control advocates like Everytown, which is funded in part by Michael Bloomberg.
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It is just reversed to play out as a winter apocalypse instead of global warming, which is why when the Hound peers into the flames, all he sees is ice.
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Should the totalitarian attitudes of those very students who smear Mr. Murray as a fascist be able to intimidate their peers into shutting down voices that disrupt their ideological "safe space"?
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The latest trailer peers into some of the backstory that turned Bardem's Captain Armando Salazar into a Jack Sparrow hater; believe it or not, it wasn't just Johnny Depp's drunken monkey antics.
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The simulation, presented at an industry fair in China, offered a rare look at a system that now peers into nearly every corner of Xinjiang, the troubled region where Kashgar is located.
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Though the film's writing tends to make too much of Rebecca's bafflement and culture shock as she peers into the lives of the Lacks family, Wolfe never frames the Lacks as sheer spectacle.
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As a writer and reporter, I've seen one of my workplaces dissolve overnight, and I've seen the turbulence of the industry send my formerly full-time peers into freelancing, or into other fields entirely.
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As the camera peers into Lord's invisible pores, his friend futzes with art supplies and confesses faintly shocking non sequiturs, like his youthful habit of falling asleep by fantasizing about raping and killing women.
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Facebook is selling a device with a camera on it that peers into your home, and it's doing so just two weeks after a massive security breach exposed the private information of 90 million users.
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A short walk away, the curator Clarissa Dalrymple peers into Honor Fraser's booth in the Spotlight section, where each booth is dedicated to the work of one artist, in this case the American Kenny Scharf.
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Related: Drone Videography Peers into the World of Extreme Sports This Smart-Jersey Gives You a Players'-Eye View of the Big Game This Reactive LED Basketball Court Will Teach You to Ball Like Kobe
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An emcee stands behind the podium, peers into the audience and announces the name of the speaker and the title of her speech: "Please Humiliate Me." Julie Miyeon Sohn has traveled here from Seoul, South Korea.
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It's the subject of Virgin Envy: The Cultural Insignificance of the Hymen, a collection of essays that peers into the messy, tangled world of virginity via examinations of Twilight, True Blood, Tahrir Square activism, and Bollywood.
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But, of late, Scott has carved his own way, one that displays his very Ye-like ability to direct the moving parts that are his musical peers into making colossal-feeling music to lose yourself in.
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Whether this new type of millennial will follow its peers into the Democratic Party may be one of the most important political questions in the election, but — aside from largely despising Trump — nobody knows exactly where they'll end up.
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Bourses in Britain, France and Germany followed Asian peers into the red after the surveys on China manufacturing missed forecasts - another sign that Beijing's efforts to spur growth n the world's second biggest economy had yet to bear fruit.
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It is a lyrical outpouring of sensation and perception, occasionally punctured — in true Lispector fashion — by disquieting incidents, as when Virgínia peers into her brother's box of spiders and receives a bite that leaves her with a permanent squint.
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Ms. Thomas, wearing a flesh-colored bodysuit, has a wonderfully dry touch with morbid humor — she peers into her dead self's vagina, graphically describing what she sees, and apologizes to her body for what she has put it through.
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At the still centre of it all Bowie peers into the book of lyrics on a music stand in front of him, and occasionally crouches at the stage front to confer with Coco Schwab, his personal assistant since time immemorial.
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Written and directed by Mr. Herzog, it vaults across the globe — from the South Pacific to Indonesia, Ethiopia, Iceland and North Korea — as he peers into volcanoes, confers with experts and tries to understand what draws people to the fire.
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Fans got a sneak peek of that masquerade ball on Monday, when the film released a brief teaser revealing Anastasia's ornate mask, as well as its official poster, which showed Christian standing behind his masked lady as she peers into the camera.
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British actor Will Poulter, meanwhile, plays the most sadistic of the cops, who pressures and cows his peers into playing along, which includes participating in a perverse "death game" designed to coerce their suspects into giving up information that they don't have.
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In this absorbing solo show, a Manhattan Theater Club production that opened on Tuesday at City Center, Ms. Jones peers into the future to explore how a sociology professor examines the lives of sex workers in the first decades of the 21st century.
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Staying on the topic of technology, the Parkland students have provided the older generation with a master class on how to use social media to not just shape and change the national discourse, but also bring millions of their peers into the conversation.
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He routinely declines commercial work and has yet to follow his peers into the gold rush of streaming television, evincing an almost visceral disdain for the diminution of the cinematic form to the confines of the small screen, let alone to the telephone or tablet.
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As I mentioned above, Raw Nerve peers into the little-seen corners of Golub's oeuvre, including two art-brut oil-and-lacquer portraits from a series inspired by the colossal marble statues of Emperor Constantine, one of Abraham Lincoln and another of an unnamed philosopher, both from 1957.
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Across the way, in an adjacent building, at the same level as us, a girl stirs a pan of food and peers into our window at the scenes: a bunch of young lads, lighting up, testing mics, pouring Hennessy, sharing out Polish beers, laughing hysterically, blasting instrumentals, and jumping around.
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So he designs and builds new places in which people can live their lives, opting for the most up-to-date aesthetic — he designed his own house, complete with sunken living room, and is a fan of Frank Lloyd Wright — but also peers into other people's lives, keeping a scrapbook full of newspaper clippings about murders and other crimes.
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For now, they're scale models Elon Musk peers into the end of the hyperloop tube A screen with views from eight cameras allowed crowds to follow along Teams spent a week at SpaceX testing and validating their designs Students had to prove mechanical, electrical, and safety systems were ready for high speed, and for vacuum The Delft Hyperloop team won the highest score The prize for fastest speed, the most coveted, went to an ecstatic Warr Hyperloop team Hundreds of people jostle for a good view as engineers in matching t-shirts load a sleek capsule into what looks like a submarine hatch fixed to the end of a giant tube.
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Mary sits with her child in front of ruined columns receiving gifts in a fantasy landscape. The Christ child peers into King Melchior's goblet of incense.
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Dan Thoma has over 120 publications, some of which are: #A.J. Clarke, S.D. Imhoff, J.C. Cooley, B.M. Patterson, W.-K. Lee, K. Fezzaa, A. Deriy, T.J. Tucker, M.R. Barker, K.D. Clarke, R.D. Field, D.J. Thoma, D.F. Teter. "Proton Radiography Peers into Metal Solidification".
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Thinking it's a girl and boy together, she starts to open each stall. As she gets to the third stall, it won't open. She peers into a slight opening and the killer stabs her in the eye. Students crowd around as the investigation of Mrs.
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The bolla is said to remain closed-eyed until Saint George's Day, where it peers into the world, and will devour any human that approaches it. It is explained in folklore that Saint George had cursed the beast to be forever blind except on his feast day.
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This is an allegory of wisdom and knowledge of the present. The backward-facing visage of the old man peers into a past for sound judgment predicated on experience. His view is enhanced by the flaming torch held by a putto depicting Hope. Temperance sits on the right.
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Taylor peers into the future and looks at how all the advances in neuroscience in its social and ethical context could possibly affect our behaviour and impact our daily lives."The Brain Supremacy: Notes from the Frontiers of Neuroscience," review in Kurzweil Accelerating Intelligence newsletter, 1 Nov. 2012. Accessed 29 March 2015.
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The angler sits in a dark ice shanty called a dark house. The angler then peers into the water while holding a large spear which has four or five points. A line can be attached to the points. The fisher waits for fish to appear, then plunges the spear into the water.
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In November 1947, the National Panhellenic Conference (NPC) invited Pi Kappa Sigma and her A.E.S. peers into "associate membership with reservations." With this invitation the A.E.S. immediately dissolved. In June of the following year, the reservations cited by the NPC were removed. The former A.E.S. sororities became associate members of the NPC.
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He peers into a girl's apartment. The girl becomes hysterical and starts screaming; in his attempt to silence her, he kills her in panic and flees. The next morning, the hunt for the murderer is on. Margaret, angry at the professor, tells him that she knows that the monster is responsible for the murder.
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As the world peers into the twenty-first century > with every one wondering how they will be affected by the looming millennial > changes, we, in Transactional Analysis, are in possession of a legacy which > is only now becoming clear: we have the tools and the insights of an > Information Age, communication-based psychology and psychiatry.
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From early in his career Chesshyre from time to time served as a deputy to Garter Principal King of Arms for the purpose of introducing peers into the House of Lords. For example, in 1975 he introduced Baroness Vickers.Antony Hodgson, 'The College of Arms', Hand in Hand: International Journal of the Commercial Union Assurance Company, vol.
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In the final match of the season, Silva was rated as the best player on the pitch in PSG's 3–2 win against Reims. For the third consecutive season, Silva was voted by his peers into the Ligue 1 Team of the Year. Silva was also selected in Opta's Ligue 1 Team of the Season based on statistical merit.
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At the Llandudno party conference 2007, Llwyd encouraged the party to nominate peers into the House of Lords, citing that Plaid peers would "help ensure planned legislation for Wales was not blocked at Westminster", adding that many in the Lords may want to prevent full law-making powers for Wales. In January 2011, Dafydd Wigley joined Lord Elis-Thomas in the House of Lords.
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Kate arrives at her home to find that Daniel is not there. As Kate peers into the hallway mirror, a being in what appears to be a dark, shadowy version of her house looks back at her. Unaware of her observer, Kate takes a shower, but is disturbed by the sound of a mirror breaking. Suddenly, a woman who looks exactly like her enters the bathroom and murders Kate.
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Cormac McCarthy, The Orchard Keeper (Random House, 1965), p. 82. In Suttree, the title character sells his fish to a Market Square fish vendor, passing along the way "derelict trucks," "pariahs," "blind singers," "organists," "psalmists," "beggars," and "wild street preachers."Cormac McCarthy, Suttree (Vintage, 1992), pp. 66-7. In a later scene, the character Gene Harrogate peers into the Golden Sun Cafe while on a stroll through the downtown area.
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Sheryl has another run-in with April when April recognizes Carson's name on the anti-depressant prescription. She then comes home to Neal and demands to meet his son. During the homecoming parade, Carson is forced to pull the writer's club float himself after the cheerleaders take the car they were assigned. Feeling more humiliated than ever, Carson decides to blackmail several of his peers into writing for the literary magazine.
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He peers into the High Priest's eyes and sees his future with Jocasta being healthy and content. Before he sees any further, he is temporarily blinded, presumably by the gods. Oedipus regains his sight, apologizes to Tiresias and reveals that he is the only son of Polybus and Merope of Corinth. Jocasta enters after Tiresias's exit, and the couple discuss the night Jocasta investigated the ghost of King Laius.
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However, the spy girls foil his plans and he is imprisoned. He returns in "Stark Raving Mad" where he has escaped from prison (apparently, his escape wasn't noticed) and acts as a DJ at the local raves where he turns the girls' peers into angry rioters to trash the girls' favorite places such as the skating rink, the art museum, the Beverly Hills mall, and ultimately their high school. Sebastian is voiced by Jim Ward.
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Mike Good working in an open panel of Hubble during the fourth spacewalk of the mission. Good and Massimino at work in the interior of Hubble, while repairing the Space Telescope Imaging Spectrograph. Mission Specialist Michael Massimino peers into the orbiter's aft flight deck window during the fourth spacewalk of the mission. Beginning the mission's fourth spacewalk at 13:45 UTC, Massimino and Good went to work repairing the Space Telescope Imaging Spectrograph (STIS).
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Prior to the 2016 season, Rance was voted by his peers into Richmond's five man leadership group. As the only defender in the group, he replaced teammate Troy Chaplin as the official leadership voice of the club's backline. Rance was reported in April for striking 's Jack Watts in an incident in the clubs' ANZAC Day-eve clash. He subsequently accepted a two match ban for the incident and offered a public apology for his actions.
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Tom pursues Jerry through a cellar, but the mouse successfully dives into his mousehole. Tom peers into the hole, and Jerry launches a tomato from a mousetrap into his face. Jerry then climbs up the wall and grabs a handful of eggs from a carton marked "Hen-Grenades". As Tom wipes the tomato off his face, he is promptly covered in egg, with one hit to the eye leaving the effect of him wearing a monocle.
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Pitchfork expressed that the song was a "powerful counterpart to "Green Light" that shows how intensely Lorde peers into herself on her second record." The song was released with the pre-order of Melodrama on digital download sites. In the United States, "Liability" debuted at number 78 on the Billboard Hot 100. It charted on Digital Songs Sales at number 27 (27,000 first-week downloads sold in the week ending March 16), while adding 4.7 million U.S. streams.
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After knocking to no answer, Macleah goes around back through the open gate and peers into the garage to see an old ice cream truck. She breaks a window to enter the home and after patrolling the house, locates the basement door. Once downstairs she breaks into a padlocked room and finds a homemade medical operating room with a furnace. She spots a shower in the corner and reveals the missing girl from the ice cream truck, terrified and alive.
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With Steven's help, Lisa contacts a student who was involved in a cruel hazing by the same sorority a year earlier. This student reveals that she almost died and received a settlement from the university to keep quiet. Lisa realizes that Shelby was pressured by her peers into doing something really dangerous that resulted in death. When Lisa uncovers the truth, the school authorities and the other Greeks do their best to silence her, but Lisa is determined to end the hazing.
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When a chamber in a mansion manifests a loud, eerie whistling, Carnacki is called to investigate. He makes an exceedingly thorough search of the room, but can find no explanation. He is still not convinced of the supernatural nature of the sound until he climbs a ladder outside and peers into the room through the window: the floor of the room itself is puckering like a pair of grotesque, blistered lips. He hears Tassoc, the mansion's owner, calling for help, and enters the room via the window.
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As Bubba is on the ledge outside of Betsy's bathroom, he peers into Jordan's dorm room where Jim is massaging her on the bed. When Betsy goes to look for him, he is startled and falls off the ledge. Meanwhile, after Jim confesses to Jordan that he is in fact really a boy (which was already known to Jordan), she pretends to scream and kicks him out of the room, leading to Chris finding out about their indiscretion. Chris leaves the girl's sorority house, embarrassed and heartbroken.
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Tom creeps up with a box and peers into Jerry's hole while Jerry exits his hole without being seen, though Tom feels something on his head when Jerry perches on it. Tom sets out various food items such as traps, while Jerry sweeps up all the food with a fishing line with a plunger attached and dumps it back in the box without being spotted. Tom feels his head and Jerry dances out of the way. He deals out all the food a second time, and this time taps a nail into each one.
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Begging the key Spirit to tell her, the shard flies up and creates a round opening where a bright light streams through. From the light, Sara hears the faint laugh of an infant. As she peers into the light, she sees her younger self holding her baby, Zed, in her arms, as he laughs and holds her finger. Sara finally remembers what was most precious to her, the one thing that drove away the darkness in her life and gave her a reason to live... her son, Zed.
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As a youth, the character's trademark attire was a fedora he always wore over his mullet (though in some early episodes, he wore a beret). His personality was that of a humorous, extroverted, immature slacker and self-styled ladies man. Joey had a penchant for trying to either charm or coerce his peers into getting or doing what he wanted. He was a nuisance to some, and was known to play pranks on younger students, but this was usually limited to tricking them into going into the janitor's closet and locking them in.
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He drives her out to the middle of the Mojave Desert, drags her away from the car, strips her down to her underwear, and drives off, leaving her with only her driver's license (which identifies her as "Jessica Kill"). She awakens, and begins to wander around until she stumbles upon the attacker's car. She realizes that she is at his house, and peers into his window, seeing him and an older woman (possibly his mother) inside the house. The viewer is then shown that the assailant had raped Jessica before he abandoned her.
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Zack points his gun at bank teller Debbie Wylder (Olivia Newton-John), who ostensibly gives him all the money. However, when Zack peers into the sack after the robbery, he sees that Debbie has substituted bank deposit slips for the cash and has kept the money for herself. Zack tracks her down to reclaim his stolen money. While dodging the loan sharks and the evil interventions of the Devil (Oliver Reed), the two come to develop a romantic relationship which is put to the test when the two are threatened by a masked thug.
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One Life to Live recap (11/14/08) - Soaps.com Tina says goodbye to a disappointed Sarah on November 25, 2008, too ashamed to explain why she is leaving town. Tina peers into Jessica's hospital room, sadly watching Viki, Clint and Natalie surrounding Jessica and her daughters — the family Tina may never be a part of again. Finally, Tina goes to the crypt of her father Victor, curses him for the damage he has done to Viki and the rest of the family, and vows to return to Llanview someday.
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A hiker peers into a massive moulin on Snowbird Glacier, in the Talkeetna Mountains of Alaska Schematic drawing of glacial features illustrating how moulins transport surface water to the base of the glacier Surface water entering a moulin on Athabasca Glacier A moulin (or glacier mill) is a roughly circular, vertical (or nearly vertical) well-like shaft within a glacier or ice sheet which water enters from the surface. The term is derived from the French word for mill.Neuendorf, K.K.E., J.P. Mehl, Jr., and J.A. Jackson, J.A., eds. (2005) Glossary of Geology (5th ed.).
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As Louis prepares to decapitate his daughter, he is impaled by a weather vane by a reanimated Rachel and is subsequently buried as she was. Along with Church, the undead trio set fire to Jud's house before approaching the car. The resurrected Louis peers into the car at Gage before a beeping sound of unlocking is heard and the screen cuts to black. In an alternate ending released on home media, Louis spares Ellie instead of killing her, and they both bury Rachel behind the pet cemetery, promising that they will be a family together forever.
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In the TV special, It's the Easter Beagle, Charlie Brown, Snoopy buys Woodstock a birdhouse to replace his nest after a cold early spring rain. At first, Woodstock refused to use it, so Snoopy forced the issue. Checking up later on Woodstock, Snoopy peers into the birdhouse to find Woodstock has converted it into a 1970s-style leisure room (complete with a quadraphonic stereo system) that appears much larger on the inside than from outside (much like Snoopy's doghouse). Unfortunately, Snoopy gets his nose stuck in the door and demolishes the house, so he buys Woodstock a second birdhouse, which Woodstock accepts.
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Bulfinch, Age of Fable (1855), preface, p.3 Keightley was one annotator who meticulously tracked Milton's mythological sources."If any one desires to see all the defects of Milton's Latinity and Classical imagery, one has only to consult the notes of the careful Keightley, who with a housewifely solicitude peers into every line and sweeps up whatever is not quite proper there," () Some of Keightley's flawed commentary have been pointed out. He argued that Milton erred when he spoke of "Titan, Heaven's first-born," there being no single divine being named Titan, only a race of titans.
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On review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes, the film has an approval rating of 84% based on 87 reviews, with an average rating of 6.83/10. The website's critics consensus reads: "Flawed yet fundamentally worthy, Mr. Jones peers into the past to tell a fact-based story that remains troublingly relevant today." On Metacritic the film has a score of 68 out of 100 based on reviews from 19 critics, indicating "generally favorable reviews". Peter Bradshaw of The Guardian gave the film four out of five, calling it "a bold and heartfelt movie with a real Lean-ian sweep".
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The mausoleum that had once contained the bones of the Ashakid kings was constructed in the mid-late 4th century. The low-vaulted chamber is semi-cruciform in plan, with rectangular ossuary niches centered within the structure to the north and south where the royal remains had been placed. Above each niche is an open arch, and in front of the small hall at the eastern end of the tomb is a semi-circular apse. Only a small amount of light peers into the tomb from the outside through the single portal at the western end.
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This video marks the beginning of Shapter and Nelson's creative relationship, which has now turned into more than 100 hours of footage that they both hope to someday make into a documentary that peers into the artist's captivating private life. In 2010, Shapter created a music video for The Roots' single, "Now or Never" from their album How I Got Over. In an open letter to the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences published by the Huffington Post, Shapter includes his musical short film alongside his assertion that The Roots' album How I Got Over should be considered the best album of 2010.
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Billboard magazine, 43, 10 In Rolling Stone magazine, Mikal Gilmore wrote that the novel "peers into the best and worst mysteries of the American heart" and that Thompson "sought to understand how the American dream had turned a gun on itself". Gilmore believes that "the fear and loathing Thompson was writing about—a dread of both interior demons and the psychic landscape of the nation around him—wasn't merely his own; he was also giving voice to the mind-set of a generation that had held high ideals and was now crashing hard against the walls of American reality".Gilmore, Mikal. (March 24, 2005).
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It moves on the ground in unpredictable hops and bounces which can be quite long - jumps of three times the bird's length are achieved without assistance by the wings - rather than striding or running like Podoces ground jays. Observers have compared the sight of a Tibetan ground-tit moving along to a small greyish- brown rubber ball. It obtains food on the ground, eating a wide range of arthropod prey, often obtained by probing yak (Bos grunniens) dung and turning it over to flush the prey out. It also peers into rock crevices and into holes in the ground in its search for food.
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Overpowered a nurse and dressing in her clothes, a madman escapes from the Casa de la Loco Sanitarium. The Thief (Billy Zane) then goes on a crime spree that nets him a gun, a car, a fortune in stolen cash, and one dead loan office manager. As he escapes the murder scene, he comes upon a forbidden cemetery as a burial, replete with bagpipe music and a bizarre ceremony employing tuning forks and strange icons, is taking place. As the undertaker, the caretaker, and an odd assortment of mourners leave the service, The Thief peers into the coffin, thinking it is a good place to hide his briefcase of ill-gotten gains.
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Aquila peers into the past.... :A history feature which spotlights many different topics and famous people. Past examples have included the invention of the metric system and Queen Elizabeth I.Aquila Magazine, September 2017 (The Elizabethans) Just Think :Aquila also has a feature called "Just Think..." (later "Just Think About..."), which introduced basic philosophical concepts, which disappeared in September 2017 and made a comeback in February 2018 with new art.Aquila Magazine, February 2018 (Money Maths) Science Scene :A topic–related page introducing scientific ideas and famous scientists, often including a practical experiment, for example cloudsAquila Magazine, November 2017 (The Electric Issue) and static lightning. Examples have included a biography of Alfred Nobel and a page explaining how carbon atoms work.
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Aquila Magazine, January 2017 (Dinosaurs) Very occasionally, the page featured a biography of a famous mathematician. In later issues, it moved to the back of the magazine, and became half a page, and in September 2017, it was replaced by an activity to make a pomander, and finally disappeared altogether to make more room for Aquila News.Aquila Magazine, October 2017 (Forest Adventure) It's The Law :In older issues, "It's The Law" occasionally replaced Aquila peers into the past..., and it explained the laws that may affect Aquila readers, and how laws are passed. On Track :An occasional feature which outlines the basic principles of many different sports from football to the less well known, or even invented games.
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But then one day Skull cajoles his peers into again visiting the farmhouse, where Michele discovers the hole empty and Filippo gone. His friend-turned-traitor Salvatore readily tells him he knows where Filippo has been moved, having overheard his father tell Michele's father, and will tell him if Michele will forgive his betrayal. The next night, Michele overhears the adults discussing who will kill Filippo, and Michele sets out immediately to find Filippo — who is now in a "cave" — and save him. He hoists him out over a gate and tells him to run for his life, while Michele tries to find a way out for himself with no one to hoist him over the gate.
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Additionally, Plaid parliamentary leader Elfyn Llwyd encouraged the party to nominate peers into the UK House of Lords, citing that Plaid peers would "help ensure planned legislation for Wales was not blocked at Westminster", adding that many in the Lords may want to prevent full law-making powers for Wales.Wigley accepts Plaid peerage call Monday, 14 January 2008 Extracted 16 Jan 2008 With consensus building from within the party to nominate peers, honorary party president Dafydd Wigley was nominated for peerage.Wigley is nominated as Plaid peer Saturday, 26 January 2008 extracted 27 Jan 2008 Other Plaid nominees for life peerage include Eurfyl ap Gwilym, and Janet Davies. Currently, Lord Wigley is the lone Plaid peer.
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Adapted from his theatre production of End as a Man (1953), Garfein's film directorial debut, The Strange One (1957), is an ensemble piece set in a sadistic Southern military academy. As noted by critic Foster Hirsch, the film bears disturbing echoes of the Nazi fascism Garfein witnessed firsthand, with its focus on a cruel yet charismatic cadet, Jocko de Paris, who coerces his peers into covering up a vicious hazing incident at the school. The Strange One was also at the center of controversies around race in Hollywood and was released without the original ending, which included scenes involving black actors. In racially segregated America of 1957, the studio objected on the grounds that to use black actors would mean commercial failure by causing the film to lose distribution in the South.
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She is capable of evaluating other people's feelings using her Iris that allows her to see fairy-like wings on them whose colors vary according to their emotional state. Because of her ability, she sometimes acts selfishly, where she steals Koyuki's Japanese clothing, and then serves as an antagonist in the Iris Hunter story-line where she psychologically manipulates her peers into not using their Irises and has them think they lost their abilities. ; : Harumi is Toru's classmate and a calm and collected boy who wears glasses, who is Kuga's childhood friend and always looks after her. His Iris manifests itself in the form of a halo above someone's head with an arrow pointing to whomever the person likes, with its length indicating how much they like that person.
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Onboard instruments The orbiter carries a complement of six instruments and one technology demonstration: ; Cosmic Ray Telescope for the Effects of Radiation (CRaTER) : The primary goal of the Cosmic Ray Telescope for the Effects of Radiation is to characterize the global lunar radiation environment and its biological impacts. ; Diviner : The Diviner Lunar Radiometer Experiment measures lunar surface thermal emission to provide information for future surface operations and exploration. ; Lyman-Alpha Mapping Project (LAMP) : The Lyman-Alpha Mapping Project peers into permanently shadowed craters in search of water ice, using ultraviolet light generated by stars as well as the hydrogen atoms that are thinly spread throughout the Solar System. ; Lunar Exploration Neutron Detector (LEND) : The Lunar Exploration Neutron Detector provides measurements, creates maps, and detects possible near-surface water ice deposits.
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Lumiya and Nelani's battle ends, and Jacen, stunned by this revelation, peers into the future, and realizes that if he doesn't kill Nelani, each future ends with Luke dying by Jacen's hand. Devastated, Jacen takes off after Nelani when she realizes his intent, and stabs her through the chest with his lightsaber in the midst of combat. When he returns to Lumiya, Jacen wipes Ben's solid memories of his experiences in the Home, and tells Lumiya that he will accept her Sith teachings in order to save the galaxy from spiraling out of control from the upcoming war between the Galactic Alliance and Corellia. The novel ends on Coruscant, where, as Luke senses that the presence of the dark man he sensed at the beginning of the novel is real now, Mara informs Luke that Jacen and Ben are returning home.
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Additionally, at the end of the film and novel, Elias is seemingly aware of the fact that Jason's body is no longer in his grave (in the deleted scene, he peers into the camera; in the novel, he looks in the direction of the lake where he was left defeated in the film). The reason for abandoning his family also remains unknown and left up to fan speculation, but the closest thing to an answer is given in and with the writer of the first film, Victor Miller. When he was asked about the background of the father, Miller says that there was no time allowed for a proper backstory when they made the film, including that of Jason's father. The only idea Miller had was that Mr. Voorhees simply ran off at least in part because he could not handle Mrs.
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In the film, a boy named Victor Frankenstein uses the power of electricity to resurrect his dead Bull Terrier, Sparky, but is then blackmailed by his peers into revealing how they can reanimate their own deceased pets and other creatures, resulting in mayhem. The tongue-in-cheek film contains numerous references and parodies related to the book, past film versions of the book, other literary classics, and other films which Burton has directed. Frankenweenie, the first black-and-white feature-length film and the first stop-motion film to be released in IMAX 3D, was released in the United States on October 5, 2012 and met with positive reviews and moderate box office returns. The film won the Saturn Award for Best Animated Film and was nominated for an Academy Award; a Golden Globe; a BAFTA; and an Annie Award for Best Animated Film in each respective category.
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Sir Chung-kong Chow FREng (; born 9 September 1950), also known as Chow Chung-kong and C.K. Chow, is the chairman of Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing, which owns the Hong Kong stock exchange, and is a former chief executive officer of the MTR Corporation. He was formerly chief executive officer of Brambles Industries PLC, a global support services company with dual listings in the United Kingdom and Australia, before resigning on 25 September 2003 after being blamed by shareholders at the AGM the year before for making mistakes.Chow peers into his tea leaves - The Sydney Morning HeraldBrambles to say ciao to Sir CK - The Sydney Morning Herald From 1997 to 2001, Chow was chief executive of GKN PLC, a leading engineering company based in the United Kingdom and before that he spent 20 years with the BOC Group PLC and was appointed a director of its board and chief executive of its Gases Division in 1993. Chow is a chartered engineer.
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