Perched on the glittery gown, there is a small hand.
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Are we prizes perched on pedestals, or are we people?
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A clock that runs slower perched high in the mountains.
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Well, actually, it has perched, which is even more impressive.
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Perched on a hill, it has city and mountain views.
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He was among 296 people perched on a campus rooftop.
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A stuffed bald eagle perched atop one of the coolers.
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Perched upon it is a blue bird, possibly a dove.
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Each one is snapped lovingly perched atop his outstretched hand.
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We are perched at the edge of a new world.
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The entire Middle East is perched on a knife's edge.
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The Hill House West is perched above Napa Valley, California.
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Two drinking glasses and a dinner plate perched on top.
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Suddenly, they saw 13 emaciated people perched in the dark.
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They were perched precariously on top of the mushroom caps.
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A box of wine is perched on a kitchenette microwave.
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Many equity indexes are perched at or near record highs.
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Max perched on my bed and untied his shoes slowly.
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The eagle is perched on a crag; he sees all.
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And he's a dangerous personality perched atop an ugly ideology.
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It's not his blue house, either, perched precariously on the edge.
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See it, perched on the countertop and gazing out the window?
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Any beverage would look down right dreamy perched on these coasters.
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Think exposed red piping, beds perched atop platforms, and tribal fabrics.
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Not only that, it looked amazing perched on the singer's shoulders.
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Ms. Feldstein perched on a chair, her skirts billowing around her.
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Perched on couches, they could pass for cofounders of any startup.
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John Paul found two small American flags perched by the couch.
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Any birds that roosted or perched in trees would've been homeless.
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Cormorants and gulls were perched on the rocks near the ledge.
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Lie found this frog perched on two branches while in Indonesia.
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How worthy they are of their perched position on the hierarchy.
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At night, she perched in her mother's green Pontiac on Mulholland
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Gold is perched at six-month highs of $1,280.11 an ounce.
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Kehaar flew up, circled the pool and perched on the handrail.
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A Panamint chipmunk perched atop a rock, its foxlike ears twitching.
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We passed shack after wooden shack perched on the dark water.
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It certainly looks harmless enough, perched above a bunch of chives.
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THE PLAINS, Ohio — Athens High School is perched atop a hill.
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"Look at my hair!" it screams, perched like a papal crown.
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I say this perched on a mountain, twisting a long beard.
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The metal is perched at six-month highs of $21.2,210 an ounce.
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Snipers were also perched atop a nearby tower overlooking the vast property.
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I've perched on a rock and surveyed two different towns from afar.
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One couple on the back perched their heads on each other's shoulders.
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I'm wedged between a cousin and my father, my grandmother perched behind.
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File photo - A seagull perched on a post with the ocean behind
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A sniper perched on a rooftop across the street to provide security.
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The idea for Perched was also a long time in the making.
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"A perched lava pond at Fissure Seven glows brightly," the USGS said.
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Fabrizio, her husband was sleeping, perched on a chair at her bedside.
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A sister antenna was perched on a roof in Woodland Hills, California.
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She grabbed her drone and captured the bird perched on her roof.
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Regulars perched on weathered stools, sipping beer, coffee or a Bloody Mary.
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Herne Hill is a rather yummy enclave perched between Brixton and Peckham.
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A church perched on a rocky outcropping on the island of Skopelos.
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Clinton, perched on a stool behind the president, grinned and gently nodded.
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"Now I'm really comfortable," he added as Aniston perched on his seat.
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The brothers were together in their Bronx apartment, perched on their couch.
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Hundreds of bald eagles surround the lake, perched in bald cypress trees.
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It sits perched on a hill — Basilicata's endless greenery unfurling before us.
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Another angler perched within the reeds suggested that Morgan was too late.
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It all spells trouble for buildings and homes perched along the shore.
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He perched himself on the arm of a sofa, hoping for help.
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The shop, perched atop a hill, offers panoramic views of downtown Amman.
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After a long day, they perched on a dock near his apartment.
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Perched on a peninsular rock, the ruins dominate the distillery's seaside panorama.
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There's room for about 300 imbibers, standing or perched on bar stools.
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Wooden planks are still perched along the fronts of tall glass windows.
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She was perched on a green fence on a rooftop, looking down.
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The little bird stands perched on a stand, looking directly at you.
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A roly-poly child with a toothy grin was perched behind them.
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All three are perched near the Pacific and graced by rolling hills.
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This amenities-laden, 388-room hotel is perched on Isla Verde Beach.
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From where I was perched, I heard a rustling in the bushes.
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"This economic recovery has been very narrowly perched within the U.S.," he said.
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U.S. equivalents were also perched just below an 11-day high hit Tuesday.
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Their pillbox hats, one black, one leopard, are perched jauntily on their heads.
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La Paz was all deserts and sea, perched at the tip of Baja.
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Perched above a beach, the property also had a veranda, garden, and pool.
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But many guaqueros, still dwelling in mountainside shacks perched above mineshafts, are unimpressed.
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A small chapel perched above the settlement offers a quiet place to pray.
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Perched high on her shoulder was a demure nosegay of white rose buds.
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The secluded two-acre property is perched on the backside of Aspen Mountain.
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Even Cersei sees it, perched atop the Red Keep with a concerned Qyburn.
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AAPL has been perched above the upper boundary line (213) of its Feb.
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The Hidden Figures star perched on an elaborate gold throne in African finery.
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A taxidermic coyote, perched on top of a packing crate, oversees the proceedings.
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Another showed a rat dressed as Mini Mouse perched on the numbers 1968.
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His photo, decorated with wings and a halo, was perched above the others.
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In the video we see a bald, besuited man perched like a king.
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Participants of different ages and genders perched on cushions, waiting patiently to begin.
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Nearby, a refined-looking raptor perched in a low tree, a savanna hawk.
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I went to a neighborhood perched on the edge of the Adi Ganga.
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The power plant was perched on a ledge halfway up the far slope.
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In one, a creamy, card-stock envelope perched forebodingly on a computer keyboard.
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The press box at Growden Memorial Park was perched high above the field.
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She stops in front of a church perched precariously on top of stilts.
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Especially with a cup of tea or something stronger perched in my lap.
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Bella Hadid perched on a platform with Sheck Wes, the young Harlem rapper.
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A throw cushion with the words "goodness exists" is perched on an armchair.
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Her home, perched in the hills above Laguna Beach, overlooked the Pacific Ocean.
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His mother perched a few feet away on the edge of a couch.
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Perched on a salvaged chair in his studio, he answered T's artist questionnaire.
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Look at Drake up there, perched on the CN Tower, looking out at something.
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When we pulled up, a leashed eagle was perched on a tripod out front.
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It's also right next to the cupholder, similarly perched right in between your legs.
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The robot can remain perched for as long as the patch is powered up.
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The front features an embossed Laika and a model space capsule perched on top.
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Warren spotted a little girl in a summer dress perched at the water's edge.
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Gold was perched just off a two-month high around 1215 dollars per ounce.
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The tiny Penny Dreadful-esque hat perched atop Rousey's head is the second best.
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In each one, he looks directly into the camera, shades perched over his ballcap.
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Perched on the edge of his seat, he seems every bit the vote-wrangler.
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The Golden Globes award is — surprise, surprise– a golden globe perched on a pedestal.
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Perched above the traditional keyhole, a discreet camera sits behind a circular touch screen.
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Weeds threaten to envelop a rusted swing set perched behind the infant care unit.
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She perched by the pool, covered in a soft blanket in another, Instagram photo.
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Then this weekend she shared another serene photo of herself perched upon a rock.
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Gold was perched comfortably at a two-month high above 1215 dollars per ounce.
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Light colors, flowy dresses, and a dapper hat delicately perched on Sprouse's curly hair.
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Queen Elizabeth has perched many a hat atop her regal head over the years.
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Ms. Rooney, a former State Department speechwriter, was perched on the arm of Mrs.
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She's perched on the side of the star as if she's been flying around.
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He captured two blue-and-yellow birds perfectly perched on a branch in Serbia.
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Cold, snow-capped and perched at more than 10,000 feet, the objective wasn't ideal.
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Perched on top is a 7,000-square-foot gallery with a conventional pitched roof.
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A partying tourist in a Santa hat sat perched on top of his seat.
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A furball, a feline, a friend/perched on my bed at the end, etc.
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Elsewhere, cars were perched on mounds of earth and garage doors had caved in.
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The solo cups are perched atop Roombas that move around on small square tables.
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The Scrollkeeper Skeksis is differentiated by his triple-stacked glasses perched on his beak.
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No squirrel perched on the rim of a trash can nibbling a discarded crust.
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A Nymphenburg bisque-porcelain bird perched high in a niche in the living room.
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"But it's a living tradition," counters the diminutive #ReligiousStudies type perched on my left.
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A small bird perched in the hollow of the tree spiraling above her bench.
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Thrifty to an absurd degree, cigar dangling or left perched somewhere catching you unawares.
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All of life is perched, Peterson continues, on the point between order and chaos.
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Perched on the top rail of a church pew, Riccardo Tisci surveys his domain.
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By midday, they are all there, perched atop the cool rocks of the cave.
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Some of the icebergs had smaller icebergs perched on top of them, like minarets.
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Rooms are minimal with standard rooms featuring beds perched atop platforms and tribal fabrics.
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Perched on long, angular legs, Knowles handles several parts in grand Looney Tunes style.
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He had always been conservative, even while perched on that purple "Love Connection" sofa.
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The hat, too small to fit the skull, is perched precariously on his head.
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A few Fridays later, our party of five perched around one of the ash tables.
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Some of the more remote villages, perched amid rugged mountains, are among the worst hit.
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One time, I noticed a GT snowracer, just perched on some rubble during a firefight.
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He was seriously injured, perched on a narrow ledge 70 feet from the cliff edge.
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Amidst the rubble and devastation, she discovered a totally relaxed dog, perched atop a lawnmower.
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"They're perched on these wooden supports that look almost like Jenga games," says Ira Wagner.
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Beads of condensation inch their way down your cup toward the surface it's perched on.
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Three women perched on the bar at the Cabaret Kursal nightclub in Havana, circa 1950.
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The mobile platform fueled September's growth as Niantic's "Pokemon Go" remained perched atop the charts.
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Every technology is perched insecurely on an eroding foundation waiting to tumble inevitably into obsolescence.
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The MacBook Air looks like a toy perched on top of the 21 X.It is .
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On Saturday, Conrad posted a mirror selfie with her son, Liam, perched on her hip.
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Taif is perched in the mountains just east of Mecca, the holiest site in Islam.
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That's why you'll often see Lidar (Light Detection and Ranging) systems perched atop autonomous vehicles.
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Sometimes that means gorillas, several stories tall, curiously perched on a doorway of the Vatican.
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Instead, they are placed in public view, with some even perched near popular tourist sites.
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Later, Story interviews two white men, former cops, perched in a bar in Staten Island.
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Soon my 45-pound boy was perched at the controls of a 42,000-pound machine.
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Others are perched around the table, on the nearby staircase, on a living room couch.
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But it is nice to see the cast perched on a couch together once again.
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Perched throughout the studio are representations of cats and owls of various shapes and sizes.
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A treasure chest, perched atop a seemingly insurmountable hill, provides an optional puzzle and challenge.
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Mostly, though, there is this resolute, trembling tree perched on what looks like an abyss.
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But the master bedroom, in a loft perched atop the living room, offered little privacy.
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About 30,000 people live in the settlement, perched atop Mount Ananea in the Peruvian Andes.
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My favorite is the Owl Bar, named so for the fortune-telling owl perched above.
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The spa, Nihi Oka, offers alfresco massages in a bamboo pavilion perched above the ocean.
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Garrett Sheets spotted this male perched in grass on a prairie in Lincoln Township, Missouri.
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On Lantau Island, seek out Big Buddha, a bronze statue perched atop a lotus flower.
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Firefighters perched on cranes smashed windows in an attempt to reach those inside, witnesses said.
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Ms. Adams was perched near the bar, as was Gal Gadot, who plays Wonder Woman.
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Television footage showed Chacha perched atop the pole, agitated and screaming at zoo workers below.
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Cruyff was forever perched on the ragged edge of the battle for game's stylistic soul.
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Against some of its major rivals, the dollar is perched at some key technical levels.
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Nearby stood the Fort Adams Baptist Church and several wooden houses perched on brick stilts.
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The singer slipped into a floral onesie Tuesday and perched herself in a Joshua tree.
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Trafalgar Square pigeons perched on my shoulder and feasted from the palm of my hand.
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At dinner, no one applauded the trio, except for the other performers perched down front.
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The earth is indeed perched at a tipping point, but not the one often envisioned.
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The vistas from Garni, which is perched at the lip of a gorge, are spectacular.
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They perched their heads in their hands and tilted toward me for a better angle.
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Perched in his statehouse office last week, Mr. Sununu was more diplomatic in his assessment.
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It led to an open-air lobby under a thatched roof perched in the trees.
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Rather than sinking into the sofa, he perched on its edge, leaning into the conversation.
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Perched on the side of Mount Etna, Europe's largest active volcano, lies an ancient vineyard.
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Perched at the top of the Derwent Valley, Consett is a town of about 25,000.
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Perched on a rooftop near the ruins of the Al Nuri Grand Mosque, Lt. Gen.
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Some occupants leave ovens on in the winter, their doors perched open, because furnaces fail.
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From where the dashcam was perched, though, behind the car, the video cannot resolve this.
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At nightfall, after roaming the streets all day, the frozen pauper perched under an awning.
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Our only child perched on her big-girl chair between us, sensing something was up.
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So perched atop the casket lid on a wooden stand there's a photo of Blake.
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For so long, we have struggled to keep the human brain perched on its pedestal.
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Here, Curiosity snaps a selfie while perched on Vera Rubin Ridge on Mars in February 2018.
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Most now live in flimsy, bamboo-and-plastic structures perched on what were once forested hills.
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Son of Schmilsson is perched at the perfect midpoint between his pop perfection and subversive imagination.
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The fashion-forward reality star donned a camouflage jacket and perched her head on Tyga's shoulder.
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It all looks like something you'd see perched on a milk crate in a frat house.
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Droppings from the pigeons perched on the inside of the bridge fell on detainees, he said.
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The shed was perched on the lip of a wide, circular field of undulating timothy grass.
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The photo shows Barton perched on a balcony in jeans and a necklace — and that's it.
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Years later, she wore one for British Vogue, its oversized hood perched lightly on her head.
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Every morning, perched on the gallery's roof, he watches illegal immigrants jumping the border fence below.
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A whimsical one, perched atop a cliff, but still something you would recognize as a house.
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She perched on the bench of the organ my father had learned to play in retirement.
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Others thought the diva was perhaps perched on a secret seat, and provided GIFs as evidence.
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The camera adopts seemingly impossible viewpoints, perched on the sea and confined in the claustrophobic cabin.
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Perched on an uncomfortably high stool his brow is furrowed and he wears a tightlipped grimace.
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Perched directly in the sun, its scorching temperatures make for selfies that burn up social media.
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Boenish perched himself on a seat on the end of the ladder -- suspended over the ledge.
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Perched in the air, consumed by his grievances, Mr Yahyaoui touched the wires and was electrocuted.
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His sleep mask remained perched on his forehead after takeoff, his breathing growing heavy and nervous.
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The home is perched right on the Mill Basin waterfront and has its own private marina.
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Hiking out, we glimpsed a red-headed songbird perched on a branch, waiting out the drizzle.
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It is ominously perched on her shoulders, like a proper omen of death ought to do.
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Azharie's close-up photo shows a brightly-colored bug as it's perched on a spiky plant.
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The farming village of Sodeto sits perched atop a dusty outcropping of land in northeastern Spain.
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As Mr. Trump spoke, she perched a leg in a subtle curtsy and calmly looked on.
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His Pokémon buddy Tauheed Browning was perched by the fence on Kyrgios's side of the court.
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Then, she perched on the top of his chair and draped her arms around his shoulders.
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They also showed residents gathering around the animal, some perched on the back of light trucks.
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He stood perched on the ledge just outside the air-conditioned cab, scanning the field ahead.
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Perched on the stool opposite is Kelly Devlin, another regular who lives just down the road.
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In these precariously perched homes, Yemeni people are removed from the civil war ravaging their country.
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Step out from the gallery, and you'll notice tropical birds perched in the bushes and trees.
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Perched up high on the deck of a ferry, I looked down at the water below.
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Some of the park's erratics sit perched atop flat rocks, looking at times like alien monuments.
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But also perilously perched is the Big 20, which missed two of the first three playoffs.
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Most chases end with the falcon perched atop its prey, sometimes rewarded with the warm brains.
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She climbs into bed and watches TV on her laptop perched atop a chest of drawers.
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And the presidential podium perched on the steps in front of the manicured grass conveys power.
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It was perched at the top of a long dirt road with views across the Piedmont.
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Its position in the citadel, perched high above the city below, means the views are dazzling.
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The bartender casually walked over to the side of the bar where Ms. Fowles was perched.
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Perched in the Rams' special-teams room on a recent morning, Hekker cued up that punt.
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Perched on the main gallery's ceiling beams are a group of stuffed pigeons by Maurizio Cattelan.
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Other customers stopped by for lunch to go, or ate from boxes while perched between shelves.
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It's perched on a ridge overlooking 160 acres of mountains, meadows, trout ponds, and timbered ridges.
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The country's health care system is perched precariously between two principles: universal coverage and personal choice.
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Hulking and black, they were perched side by side on a rock like bloated chess pieces.
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A duet from "Suite for Five" (1956) begins with a woman perched on a man's shoulder.
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The devices, perched on lamp posts and outside buildings and streets, are able to recognize individuals.
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Cora smoked a cigarette each night after dinner, perched under the whirring fan of her stove.
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There's a plastic baby doll head crowning through a fondant vulva perched atop the layered treat.
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Four friends sit around a wobbly plastic table perched outside the G.D. Zip Zip social club.
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In CLOSE, Hawtin stands flanked by two tables stocked with gear, and cameras are perched overhead.
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Even on commercial airline flights, she travels perched on a handler's glove in the coach cabin.
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The patent includes an image of a small drone perched on an officer's shoulder, reported GeekWire.
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Tito handed money for milk to a young mother with a baby perched on her hip.
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One day, I found an old mahogany box perched on the top shelf of a bookcase.
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Rather than detached houses each perched in their own yard, rowhouses or townhouses can be built.
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Edinburgh is a craggy World Heritage site with a city-center castle perched on a dormant volcano.
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Television footage showed migrants perched on the top of the fence as they tried to get over.
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A picture of Donald Trump, with his daughter Ivanka, perched atop two concrete parrots having sex. pic.twitter.
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It shows him perched cross-legged on a chair, gazing intently into the camera (nice socks btw).
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Perched 22,300 miles above Earth, the spacecraft has a spectacular view of our world's complex atmospheric dynamics.
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For a time, scientists and designers weren't even sure how to keep glasses perched on the face.
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Bunny ears really are perched atop her head, and she actually does have a fluffy white tail.
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We ended up milling about in the aforementioned gazebo, which perched on the edge of the embankment.
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Sirens perched on rocks waited for ships to sail by, so they could sing their legendary song.
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LIKE A BLIND prophet, the observatory perched atop Cerro Pachón in the Chilean Andes ponders the heavens.
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Perched at the confluence of the Rhône and the Saône is a futuristic new plate-glass museum.
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Lopez, 48, sat perched on her beau's lap as they both served fierce looks for the camera.
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You can also power it with a USB cable if you want it perched near your computer.
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More often than not, I'm perched there typing away at emails or working on my latest story.
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He climbed the walls, perched on the theater's golden Egyptian adornments, and unfurled like a seductive cat.
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The newspaper reported on an urban garden, perched atop a new transit center in the Bay Area.
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With their lacquered bodies perched atop elegant tripod stands, Q Acoustics' Concept 300 speakers are visually arresting.
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Stepping foot in Automata's offices, a group of its machines can be seen perched around a table.
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Jupiter exhibits a neat void, the shadow of its moon Io, which is perched in the foreground.
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Perched between the Russian, Ottoman, and Persian empires, Armenia and Azerbaijan have a long history of tension.
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Somehow, she managed to keep her sunglasses perfectly perched atop her head through all of this, too.
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Perched on a plateau above the city of Luxembourg, the court is composed of two main tribunals.
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At every bill signing ceremony, Pence is there -- perched just off Trump's shoulder, smiling and nodding reassuringly.
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Later, the film's only individuated black performer, a girl around 5, appears perched on Whiteman's capacious lap.
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Perched high in the Peruvian Andes, Machu Picchu is the best example we have of Incan architecture.
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When he officiated one of his daughters' weddings, the turtle was perched on top of his head.
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The reality queen shared a pic of herself perched on mussed sheets in a recent Instagram shot.
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Perched in the southern slopes of Bulgaria's Pirin mountain range, Melnik enjoys a moderate, Mediterranean-style climate.
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Tepoztlán is home to the Aztec Tepozteco pyramid, which is perched atop a cliff above the town.
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Usually a black shiny disc — or polka dot — is playfully tucked into or perched on these elements.
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Albarracín sits perched high on a mountaintop above the Río Guadalaviar in the Spanish province of Teruel.
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Only those winged creatures perched on the clotheslines, on the seat and handlebars of a parked moped.
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Seven young men sit and stand, perched atop a sizable stack of "Do Not Cross" police barricades.
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Soon, he was standing on a chair taking questions, perched between paintings of flowers and musical instruments.
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The house was perched on a cliff, a location my husband instantly saw as a deal breaker.
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I first saw the Statue of Liberty in October 1950 while perched high on my father's shoulders.
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Perched on Ms. Moquete's left hip as if it were a high chair was Aliyah, 22015 months.
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Perched on a rocky terrace overlooking the Pacific in Marin County is a group of spare cabins.
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In California, where campuses are often perched among expensive real estate markets, that's not a small matter.
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His mother, a physical therapist, perched on a stool and pondered how she would pay for this.
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This photograph, which shows a small bird perched on a branch, was taken around 4:30 p.m.
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Often their awkwardness made them obvious: ordinary, colorful houses perched uncomfortably atop walls of bare concrete blocks.
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Most people will recognize a self-driving car based on the whirling sensor perched on the roof.
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Each of these cities are thriving metropolises, home to millions, perched next to large bodies of water.
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But the sneakers find a new place: in the sun, perched on top of a mailbox outside.
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Perched atop a "reclaimed" strip mine, the $174 million prison was sinking into the blast-softened earth.
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The mourning dove perched on a wire nearby, she imagines, is Dick Tyler looking down with approval.
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The Man while perched on my bedpost, I can feel the bass line rumbling through the mattress.
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Perched on its ledge, with its spindly turrets scraping a gray sky, it presented a haunting image.
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He left nothing out, except for a crow that had perched on the edge of the roof.
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And that is exactly where the $400 billion U.S. life insurance industry is perched today, risking irrelevance.
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Sunday excursion: Hamilton Grange, the empty streets subdued and strange, the widowed house perched in its park.
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"I've never had an office like this before," he said as he perched atop an empty shelf.
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She was trying to get the attention of the president, who was perched in his nearby suite.
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But when it was off center, perched near the edge of the bottom cylinder, it tipped over.
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Some items were carried to safety, while others, perched high above the waterline, were saved by chance.
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The apartment, perched atop the Pierre Hotel, at Fifth Avenue and 61st Street, sold for $44 million.
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The blaze left him covered in second- and third-degree burns, and perched precariously close to death.
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The statue is perched upon a historic colonial-style house, filled with occult and diabolical-themed art.
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Rodriguez points out a flock of white birds perched in a tree near one of his ponds.
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Reggio Calabria is the biggest city in Calabria, about half a million people perched on Italy's toe.
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But his tolerance for the underserviced, refugee-laden town perched high above the Yangtze River did not last.
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Perched in the middle of these massive cable and Internet behemoths is Roku—the little company that could.
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A child would be looking up at me with marvel as a butterfly wondrously perched on their finger.
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Once on board, I perched on the prow to watch the high-vis vest-wearing crew in action.
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Energy stocks were supported by oil prices perched around four-year highs, with Woodside Petroleum up 1.3 percent.
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It wasn't very stable perched on the center console, but it was, as the vendor had promised, delicious.
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He sits surrounded by all of the Kitchen's top designers and engineers, some perched at high drafting tables.
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Some figures are perched on abstractly colored trees or gigantic flowers while others recede into the iridescent distance.
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A basketball hoop commands center stage, surrounded by cameras plunked on the floor and perched in every corner.
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Perched continues in the Aleppo Room of the Pergamon Museum (Bodestraße 1-3, Mitte, Berlin) until April 9.
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And how far do PewDiePie's fans go to keep their favorite creator perched atop YouTube's most subscribed list?
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One is perched on an easel in the art-studio corner of the house's loft-like living space.
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A scant 100 meters beyond the wall, an outpost cloaked in camouflage netting is perched atop a building.
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The crew would fly to the ISS in a Crew Dragon perched on top of a Falcon 9.
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Steen, perched on the edge of Kiko's mattress in a navy blue jumpsuit, comes close to falling off.
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The homeowner was gardening when they spotted the big cat perched on a 50-foot-high tree branch.
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Instead of atop her neck, her head is perched perfectly on a platter being carried by faux arms.
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With several parties perched close to the 3.25% threshold to enter the Knesset, the results are still fluid.
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Holmes later shared two photos of a sleepy Suri cuddling with her mom while perched on her lap.
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The women perched on rustic wooden chairs in the one-room house and the men squatted out back.
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Perched in front of a Sony television was a brand-new white Sonos Beam on an entertainment console.
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We were perched dizzyingly high in the Chilean Andes, ringed by a herd of sixty-six white giants.
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The private four-bedroom, three-bathroom abode is perched on a hillside on a 22,000-square-foot lot.
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He shared an old photo of freckle-faced Jade with a small frog perched on the child's nose.
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A firefighter could be seen perched on a ladder spraying water onto the burning building as it fell.
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But in the hills above Montecito, boulders are perched precariously as if waiting for their cue to tumble.
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"Now, again from the beginning," says a brigadier general with gold-rimmed glasses perched low on his nose.
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Kirpa, the only other woman of color left standing, just so happens to be perched next to her.
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The BMW 328 Mille Miglia Roadster is the car perched precariously close to the roof of Goodwood House.
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We have a regular customer that comes in rocking his pet cat perched on his shoulder, parrot-style.
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Her private facility, called Riyuexing, is perched in a steep, terraced valley above the county town of Wencheng.
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On Sunday night, a gunman perched high in a Las Vegas hotel opened fire on a music festival.
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The settlement is more than 16,000 feet above sea level, perched atop Mount Ananea in the Peruvian Andes.
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When the novel opens, America is perched on the cusp of catastrophe, though no one knows it yet.
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Clinton perched on a stool, nodding and cheering, behind Mr. Kaine as he spoke for about 40 minutes.
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They were conducted by Mr. James, perched on top of a step ladder and wearing orange winter gloves.
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Deer often bound into her yard, she said, and a wild turkey has perched on her car's roof.
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Divers continued a further 300 to 400 meters where they found the team perched on a muddy incline.
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He was wearing dark clothes and red sneakers, his face painted white, a kazoo perched in his mouth.
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He has perched himself on my right leg and begins rubbing himself up and down on my leg.
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In the third, Adam Eaton was perched on third with two outs, but Frazier flied out to right.
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It's the front office, which is perched high above the street... We lived there together from 2009-2013.
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People leaned on fire escapes, climbed poles, and perched on frighteningly narrow building ledges to watch the vigil.
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From the table I was perched on, to the tools surrounding it, the room resembled a doctor's office.
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Upon seeing a video of the throne perched on ice, Sharman recognized the surrounding area as Babcock Creek.
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The king-size bed, outfitted with a "hemp-blend" Keetsa mattress, was perched on a raised oak platform.
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As Kershaw labored through the fifth inning, Roberts stayed perched on the top step of the Dodgers' dugout.
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ESPERANZA RÍO COCO, Nicaragua — The wailing came from a house perched along the river as people gathered outside.
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There are drawings of subway riders, birds perched on a fountain and, of course, a mob of taxis.
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When he was younger, he said, he spent entire days perched in the seat, working in the fields.
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In a memorable sighting, the spindly-legged, fat-bodied brown spider is perched on a toothbrush, dwarfing it.
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Perched high atop Trimingham Hill, it overlooks Hamilton Harbor and the capital city, Hamilton, and the South Shore.
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It is as if we are perched on a vantage point, gazing at peaks, hills, and a river.
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For a land often perched on the edge of ruin, she says, mere survival is something to celebrate.
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Perched on a stool overlooking the water, Elizabeth Schooley and her boyfriend, Scott Anthony, took in the view.
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Immune to our exhilaration, on an Owl Day, he perched thoughtfully at the edge of the thickest limb.
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She wore no makeup and her reading glasses were perched atop her head of shoulder-length auburn hair.
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I was in Matera, an ancient city of about 22,2000 people, perched on top of Italy's high heel.
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She was perched in one of the seats One Day's live studio audience usually sits in during filming.
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Mr. Biden has been perched at or near the top of most polls of the sprawling Democratic field.
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Perched there, a group held up a painted sheet reading "Indulto," which in Italian means pardon, AP reported.
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The hub of this region is La Macarena, a small town perched on the broad, silty Guayabero River.
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Bukavu Journal BUKAVU, Democratic Republic of Congo — Linda Mugaruka perched her nose above a steaming cup of coffee.
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The house was perched on a mountaintop, so the breeze made it a welcome getaway for his family.
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Orangutans are perched on the living room lamps and there is a giant sheep beside the swimming pool.
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Amazon, Microsoft, Costco, Expedia — the list of household names go on, all happily perched in the Evergreen State.
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It's a single-story four-bedroom, perched on stilts and painted a shade of pink that's almost carnal.
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He sits, cross-legged, biting into himself; a crow perched on one knee pecks at his gaunt thigh.
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Mr. Shepp, a tenor saxophonist who was one day shy of 81, was perched a few feet away.
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She was perched about 30 feet up in a tree in a backyard between two tenement-style buildings.
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From the outset, the deal for the lush land perched high above the southern Pacific Ocean attracted attention.
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Finding the spot she was looking for, she perched on a couch in the Stones' old sitting room.
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With L.S.U. perched inside the Clemson 33 and on third down, the offense dialed up a quarterback run.
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She is perched on a rolling chair, paws hovering over the keyboard, a coquettish smile on her face.
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Since there was no ideal spot for Conforto, Collins perched him atop the lineup, and Conforto responded well.
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"Every now and again, some little bird perched near the street would start talking to you," he said.
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The harvest-gold flying saucer perched on a rocky ledge high above Idyllwild, California, is a Futuro house.
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Bad guys seem to feel most powerful and secure while burrowed into island caverns or perched on cliffs.
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Take Fort Gaines Historic Site, a Civil War-era fort perched right off Alabama's coast on Dauphin Island.
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The interior decorator Beata Heuman perched on an antique teak step inside her Ravenscourt Park studio and showroom.
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Perched like an eagle in a swivel chair, Hagatha glared at me with beady eyes and tightly pursed lips.
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It claims that 98 percent of patients polled are okay with augmented reality devices perched on their doctor's face.
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Perched at an altitude of 3,600-plus feet, Askot borders Nepal to the east and Tibet to the North.
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Perched at a height of 23,2600 feet above misty valleys and overflowing with rivulets, Cherrapunji is a stunning place.
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Also perched on the perilously overcrowded motorbike were Reyna Esperanza Espinosa and her 11-year-old daughter, Elsa Araceli.
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Commissioned by the Greek shipping family Martinos, it perched on a prominent site between two chapels, gazing across roadways.
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It's even nice at the office, perched beside my computer and reminding me that it's only twenty degrees outside.
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An Afghani pigeon merchant stands alongside his livestock, perched on the edge of his market stall, in Kabul, 1973.
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"It's in a grouping with Parrish's fanciful figures perched on rocks," said Karl Emil Willers, the Nassau museum's director.
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After lugging my four suitcases up the stairs, I sat perched on my bed and thought, I've got this.
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He was perched on the top of the Farley Mowat when he saw a vaquita's dorsal fin slowly surface.
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Perched on the edge of the Arctic Ocean, it has produced more artists per capita than Toronto or Montreal.
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Cersei essentially perched herself on the highest throne in Westeros because no one was there to say she couldn't.
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Uber, perched atop the list, raised $12.5 billion from venture heavyweights and others, pushing its valuation to $66 billion.
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Perched over the bound man now splayed out on a makeshift altar, a presumed "high priest" readies an offering.
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She had walked out to the driveway only to discover a turkey perched on top of their Honda Accord.
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The first—called Terragraph—uses nodes placed throughout dense urban areas, whether perched on light poles or traffic lights.
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Both are located at a site called Teposcolula-Yucundaa, which sits perched on a mountain ridge in southern Mexico.
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Perched on top of the vehicle is a capsule for crew members, which the rocket carries skyward during flight.
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A pair of shiny, silver paint cans pulverized with holes perched together on an empty shelf like taxidermied lovebirds.
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The wooden hives are perched on stands with their legs set in oil caps to protect them from ants.
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He and the pigtailed bartender gave us the lowdown on the cast of characters that perched upon adjacent stools.
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Gus, Nash, Brevyn, Owen, Mitchell and Ava sat perched on the front of a fire truck in matching outfits.
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This comes from small solar cells perched on a rod well above the four wings, to avoid interrupting airflow.
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The statue's always perched outside Golden Apple Comics, but Tom looked like this was his first time seeing it.
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Goss rebroadcasts them from a radio device perched on his roof, in case the neighbors care to tune in.
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America is not Nazi Germany; it is not Rwanda in 1992, perched uneasily on the edge of an abyss.
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Think Jacqueline Kennedy perched atop an elephant in India, charming Nikita Khrushchev in Vienna, or taking Paris by storm.
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McDermid and Stapleton, perched on small ladders, snapped pictures of Musk as he scaled the court's pale granite steps.
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"It's majestic to see," Mr. Wiebes said, as a magnificent bald eagle perched on the arm of a handler.
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A four-masted model ship was perched near the window; in the corner was a pile of robot toys.
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The bike path is perched high above the water on concrete and metal pillars set into a rocky cliff.
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In the picture, Jonas sits perched on a blue velvet couch, wearing a cream tuxedo jacket and black pants.
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For a memorable day, the train teetered along tracks perched above impossibly steep gorges, high above rushing mountain streams.
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The mountain pass of Trollstigen in Norway is beautiful, and tourists perched on cliffs make for great Instagram photos.
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And once he was in a high-perched position, officers did not know where the shots was coming from.
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The rampage ended when Huberty was shot by a San Diego SWAT Team sniper perched on a nearby roof.
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Still others, as when Hank flies across the waves perched on Manny's exuberantly farting torso, buzz with bonkers energy.
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Cubs players, many wearing jerseys and jeans, perched on the rail of the buses and waved to the paradegoers.
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Way off in the distance, I could see the silhouette of a giant oil platform, perched above the Gulf.
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The yield on two-year U.S. Treasury notes was perched at 1.21 percent, off Thursday's low of 1.17 percent.
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It resembles a welded assemblage by David Smith, but has three sea gulls perched on it, one upside down.
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A 50-year-old photo of him with Mr. Castro's older brother Fidel was perched on a nearby shelf.
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Binoculars reveal three sturdy ewes perched on a wall of rock, accompanied by two lambs and a muscular ram.
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They perched on our shoulders for a couple hundred yards before my husband and I could stagger no further.
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Eight hours away by train, Tate St. Ives is perched on Cornwall's toe as it kicks into the Atlantic.
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For much of the show, she perched silently on the couch and methodically stacked candies on a glass table.
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Massive cranes are perched in the main square, clearing rubble and bullet-pocked cars, and knocking down unstable structures.
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The raptor, now hooded, was perched serenely on Mr. Freeman's glove, looking none the worse for his wild ride.
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In his new pieces, birds — filling the sky, perched with ambiguous intent — symbolize people caught up in the events.
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We ordered room service using an iPad perched on the nightstand and were given a 35-minute wait time.
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I paraded in front of my mirror with it perched on my head like the feathers of a cockatoo.
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May, then the home secretary, arrived to the event late and perched by a table looking uncomfortable and alone.
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By the final uphill stretch, even a bearded Jesus was perched in a doorway, while others sat to rest.
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He was perched on a weathered metal chair displayed just outside the store's entrance, priced to sell at $45.
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Perched precariously above the poor, they talk not about their modest incomes but rather about their superior work discipline.
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Doctors Perched atop a hill overlooking a major thoroughfare, the massive brick tower was a holdout from decades earlier.
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Closer, my father's voice flew up and circled and perched; back then it was capable of whispers, fluid modulation.
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Perhaps it reminded me of home in Alabama, the color of the ubiquitous cardinals perched among green pine needles.
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Perched atop a mountain, the Hanging Gardens of Bali sounds more like an ancient monastery than a luxury resort.
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There's no other city in America with a 352-foot long sign perched high in the hills welcoming visitors.
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At each end of the facility there was a 13-foot pole with a small cube perched on top.
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It also shared photos showing shells fired by howitzers and soldiers perched on ridges, surveying hillsides with their rifles.
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We ordered grandma slices and cups of water, and perched on stools in the back, chatting, almost like friends.
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But he remained perched on a metal beam and spoke to someone on the phone around 5:15 p.m.
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I see the black rotary phone perched on a ledge by a window at the center of the house.
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No wonder Grace hated sitting on the couch so much — she was perched on $50,000 in cold hard cash.
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Sitting on a sofa, he wore his usual three-piece suit and a spider brooch perched on the lapel.
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Amsterdam, New York is a small former carpet and mill town perched on the banks of the Mohawk River.
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Perched near gold-tinted sofas and chairs were gold-encrusted tables laden with gigantic candelabras and huge crystal figures.
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" A scruffy young man, perched in the crook of a tree, began leading a chant: "Grow a spine, Chuck!
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The original caption reads: A demonstrator perched on top of a traffic light during a protest against labor reforms.
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Around many of them, the snow had melted away, leaving them perched like giant mushrooms on stems of snow.
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He had it perched on the porch railing at the house, and he kept calling our attention to it.
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Today, the entire workforce is just under 22010,133 longshoremen, many perched behind the controls of cranes and straddle carriers.
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Perched among hills rich in silver, zinc and lead, it began as a Swedish prospector's staked claim in 1919.
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It is surprisingly easy to get lost in what surrounds you, even with a headset perched on your face.
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Some also shot photos of "Birdhouse Repo," perched on a high pole amid the trees and brightly painted background.
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Schumer sat perched on a paddle board while Hanisch looked over his shoulder in faux-surprise at his lady love.
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Photos taken on Tuesday show the ice shards perched above the water in unique patterns and featuring a blue hue.
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The precursor to Mexico City would be found where an eagle was perched atop a cactus while devouring a snake.
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It navigates using the usual suite of self-driving sensors—cameras, radars, and a spinning lidar unit perched up top.
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The Cubs threatened again in the third with two outs and Rizzo at first and Kris Bryant perched on third.
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Known as "the mountain city" and nestled amid dizzying peaks, many of its neighborhoods are perched precariously on steep slopes.
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The LED array is perched at the end of an articulated arm you can bend without any cranking or prodding.
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Like the half eaten pie perched on Alec Baldwin&aposs reclining belly, Trump&aposs poll numbers are on a roll.
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Perched on a cliff, the Mediterranean-style mansion features huge picture windows that frame beach views on all three levels.
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The soft bed was surrounded by healing crystals and aromatherapy oils, and perched right next to it was crackling incense.
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Olares moved away after their home -- which had perched on stilts precariously over a stinking, trash-filled canal -- was demolished.
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But for those perched at the brink of being overwhelmed, they seem like a good place to start the control.
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The Tai Mo Shan Weather Radar is contained in a giant white sphere perched on top of a stone foundation.
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It's unprecedented in our lifetime how precariously we're all perched – not just here in this country but around the world.
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Clad entirely in black, with a cowboy hat perched above a long ponytail, Igarashi looks the part of a renegade.
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In Istanbul, she has long worked with her own team, but for Perched, she worked in Germany with Berlin Glas.
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The Chopped competition turns us all into pseudo-culinary experts, while perched on the sofa eating half-frozen chicken nuggets.
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Most are high-def photos of vans on open roads or perched atop mountains with waterfalls cascading in the background.
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She perched on her chair whenever she could, perhaps to keep her disdain for Trump from exploding into the open.
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This year, they&aposre both Heisman Trophy contenders perched at or near the top of the nation&aposs passing stats.
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His Jheri Curl was a dense, dripping thicket perched atop an inch-perfect beard; he–a kid from South Central!
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Two life-sized human dummies in orange jumpsuits are perched on the ship's bridge, posing as crew members keeping watch.
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A sculpture of Laurel and Hardy wearing old-timey black-and-white prison uniforms is perched high on a shelf.
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The first shot is in this style, focusing on an ice skater spiraling like she's perched atop a music box.
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The vast crowd—which included toddlers perched upon shoulders, students, teachers and parents—thronged down Pennsylvania Avenue, block after block.
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For the first time since July 25, a Falcon 9 sits perched atop SpaceX's California launch pad, ready to fly.
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It rustles as she shifts her body and moves her legs delicately on the wide couch on which she's perched.
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But perched in the middle of the table this Tuesday morning is the Christmas card Trump sent to his fans.
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Whether perched or flying, Bruegel's silhouetted crows, despite being bitterly cold, seem as content as the silhouetted skaters down below.
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It is perched on a hill that's surrounded by a forest, looking over the small, 900-strong village of Maisprach.
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Other photos show a helicopter perched on the huge iceberg, looking like a tiny speck against the pristine white ice.
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Perched on a tiny coral structure in the middle of the Indian Ocean is a restaurant known as The Rock.
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In the image, Caballero is posed, kneeling in front of a vintage car, with a friend perched on the hood.
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Dakota is perched on her dad's shoulders, while "IT'S A BOY!" can be seen written on a window in blue.
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Across from the South by Southwest convention center, an old-fashioned church is upside down, perched precariously on its steeple.
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Bao's friend, also perched at the table, slices into a more enjoyable-looking, if perhaps less thematically accurate, pasta bake.
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One of the most symbolic moments arrives early on, showing a buttoned-up Bey perched on top of a car.
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We spotted the lone gannet's yellow head bobbing as he perched high on a dark granite outcrop, exhibiting nesting behaviors.
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If only there were a photograph of a crow perched on the shoulder of the thing designed to instill fear.
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To say they're rusty is an insult to the ancient Volkswagen perched atop concrete blocks on your neighbor's front lawn.
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It stood up tall, proud and cobalt blue and broke cleanly over a rock shelf perched beneath the verdant hills.
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Perched vigilantly atop limestone pedestals by Stanford White, the great cats keep their ears forever cocked for the slightest rustle.
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Its relatively long legs keep it perched above the surface of its food, which limits its exposure to pesticide applications.
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His neighbors include Bill and Hillary Clinton, perched behind a white fence about a mile away on Old House Lane.
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In the center, on a raised armchair, sat the mufti, his feet in brown socks and perched on a pillow.
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The sign was built in 1965, replacing one with a shamrock that had been perched on the building from 1940.
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And there it was: a bright green parrot with a red beak perched on the ledge of the bird feeder.
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The girl was always nearby, or perched on his lap, kissing him on the cheek, sometimes even on the sleeve.
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The euro was perched near the day's highs against the dollar, up 0.5 percent on the previous day at $1.1974.
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All of Arcade1UP's machines are built at three-quarter scale, and designed to be played while perched on a stool.
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I watched Bobbi Helga stop for a photo op on a faux catamaran perched on a wave of Spam cans.
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It's also perched precariously on a cliff almost 3,000 feet off of the ground, and 10,000 feet above sea level.
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Even the judge in her black robes breathed a soft "aww" as her latest case perched on the brown leather.
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The easily unnerved may want to avert their eyes from the three-foot-long toy cockroach perched on Minnie's crate.
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In cities like Seattle and Dallas, stray bikes have been spotted perched in a tree or discarded in a lake.
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But perhaps the most meaningfully located are the books perched above the chair where I sit when I can't write.
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Perched on an easel in the atelier next door was a just-finished, pale gray painting of Ms. Paul's sister.
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No meal is complete without tea, served in a glass kettle that's perched over a candle to keep it warm.
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A black boy could get away with many things, but walking around with a perched, limp wrist wasn't among them.
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Ms. el-Helw (pronounced hell-OU) strolled up to a perched tiger and nonchalantly stroked its face, drawing a roar.
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Thousands of years ago, people lived in wooden cabins perched above lakes in areas that are now Germany and Switzerland.
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"I think I'm a better person for it," she said while perched on the top deck on a sunny afternoon.
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When you open the window and reach out to touch the leaves it is like being perched in a treetop.
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Its concrete, steel and glass building, designed by American architect Howard Backen, is perched on a hill overlooking Napa Valley.
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But gunmen, some perched on nearby rooftops, opened fire on them and other neighbors who were running to the scene.
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Perched just a block from the beach, the value is high considering the low prices, high quality, and excellent location.
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As the children perched on backless stools, they slurped miso soup and their little fingers plucked at pods of edamame.
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We gathered at one of the bars perched atop the small anchorage with fishing and sailboats below, sipping Cruzcampo beers.
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Other things in the void included a literal dumpster fire, and of course the computer perched at a standing desk.
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Abigail Breslin, Oscar nominee and face plastered across billboards for October's Zombieland sequel, is perched on an emerald velvet couch.
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Wear This I never feel more glamorous than when I have a pair of large sunglasses perched on my nose.
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Perched on tombstones and laid across grave markers were an assortment of Cubs caps and pennants, both new and vintage.
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He was perched on the top of a mountain of money so high that he could barely see the bottom.
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The distillery even reshaped the Memphis skyline when it perched a 13-foot rooster (the brand's mascot) atop the building.
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His desk was bare, the only sign of work life two stacks of yellow legal pads perched on nearby windowsills.
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"I'm your sherpa through the lulls," Lennon, who occasionally appeared on the screen perched in a balcony, said early on.
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An Austrian woman, Sigrid, who was perched on a street corner, knitting, said that her Austrian pension had been locked.
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When looking at Ross Geller's panel, fans won't be able to miss the animated beige couch perched in the corner.
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They also are perched on that precarious cliff wall between adolescence and manhood, and that brings other questions and yearnings.
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Perched in tree branches, snoozing, munching on eucalyptus leaves or chasing one another in playful and not-so-playful ways.
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Perched astride her TT bike, red wheel rims slicing through the gloom, Dygert started like a rocket and was relentless.
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Perched above the French Riviera town of Menton, the restaurant is within a stone&aposs throw of the Italian border.
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We drove to Ski Hill, a gathering place for the community perched on top of a cleared rise near town.
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A few beach boys sat perched in the dunes beyond the hotel, like exotic birds in their bright-colored shorts.
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The actual fusealage of a Boeing 2737 perched in the trees in Costa Rica, which you can rent on Homeaway.
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He sat in an old rocking chair, and perched on the back of it was a blue and green parrot.
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Sometimes Max would be perched on her head and turn his eyes on me, fixed in their dead-ahead regard.
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Then I taped my phone to the surface of the aluminum inside the curve and perched it outside my window.
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There's a large tablet perched on each headrest, both removable, and a smaller phablet-sized device ensconced in the center column.
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Other pictures showed the expectant mom with a large snake resting on her belly and a bird perched on her finger.
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Hayes got married last September, and sweet photos showed his wife perched on the Iron Throne with Hayes at her side.
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Perched two floors above Manhattan's Fifth Avenue, the luxe clinic is a skin-care playground that attracts an A-list clientele.
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Qatar is a tiny, oil-rich country perched on the Arabian peninsula that plays an oversized role in the world's affairs.
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The cabinetry is also apparently very sturdy, as evidenced by the photo below of the 6'3″ NFL star perched atop it.
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A direct connection runs between the White House and this small religious community perched on a windswept hill, near Palestinian communities.
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Perched inside is a Geminoid F in an elegant silk day dress, long brown bangs parted like curtains around its face.
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Recently, Chyna posted a photo in which she and rapper French Montana sit perched on the wing of a private plane.
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I bolted out of Greg's chair and within an hour was perched in Matt's ready for him to finish the job.
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The singer shared a photo of herself on Instagram perched on the doorstep of the house where she spent her youth.
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Perched on a massive tricycle, one woman passes a wooden bowl full of beer to her neighbor, whose eyes are closed.
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What are the odds the guy standing right behind Trump with a stethoscope perched on his shoulder is really a doctor?
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Mexico is one of the most seismically active nations in the world, perched atop three clashing pieces of the Earth's crust.
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Mexico is one of the most seismically active nations in the world, perched atop three clashing pieces of the earth's crust.
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Perched on steel supports behind the truck's cab is a 21940-foot airplane wing, the kind found on a small plane.
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On one bright pink pedestal, a stereotypical carved Native American's head stares at a sunset photograph perched on a miniature easel.
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On Friday morning, a damsel found herself in distress and a man perched on his horse came galloping to her rescue.
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PERCHED on a river bend in an unfashionable expanse of central France, Châteaudun is in many ways a typical French town.
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You're going to want to use it perched on a desk at all times, if only because there's no wireless connectivity.
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Chomper the cat was found perched on a tree in a Lousiana swamp when Randall Kolb decided to try and help.
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Meanwhile, a bald eagle is perched on his other arm, while an American flag waved in the background amid battle imagery.
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He picked those himself in seigneurial fashion; sometimes, in the photos, his pipe would be perched in an ashtray beside them.
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PERCHED on a hill beneath a ruined Crusader castle, Karak feels a world away from Amman, Jordan's crowded and expensive capital.
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Slightly spongy, disturbingly homogenous, and perched atop a textureless fluff of instant mashed potatoes, the meatballs were both bland and forgettable.
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The Instagram account Food Deco posted a photo of an engagement ring perched inside an avocado half just before Valentine's Day.
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Except for the Dot ring on the top, it looks like a nice soundbar — a black wing perched underneath your television.
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It wouldn't have made the best spectator experience: I sat perched on an in-game cliff for several minutes, barely moving.
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In my relatively tiny oven, I perched the larger bird on a bunch of vegetables: onion quarters, whole carrots, and fennel.
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The 8,13-square-foot house is perched at the top of a private drive, according to a previous real estate listing.
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It resembles one of those multi-leveled cat condos, only with chess pieces perched on the platforms instead of sleeping felines.
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Yet here it is, perched on top of the keyboard of the new MacBook Pro, like a strand of Technicolor ribbon.
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You can see him perched on his pal Drax the Destroyer's shoulder, hanging onto the muscled murderer-turned-galactic savior's ear.
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Because the cabin was perched on a ledge, structural engineers are working to determine the best way to demolish the home.
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Meanwhile, Dakota is perched on her dad's shoulders, and "IT'S A BOY!" can be seen written on a window in blue.
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The door is bright red, perched at the top of a mossy stone staircase in the middle of a floating island.
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The second, which is perched right above his navel, shows a golden eagle with wings that extend across his entire stomach.
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Cars are not permitted in Saint Paul de Vence, an artists' enclave perched on a hill overlooking the Cotê d'Azur coastline.
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She was perched on a park bench outside the Van Leeuwen ice cream shop on East Seventh Street, a neighborhood haunt.
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If you ever sat in the Senate galleries, perched high above the chamber, that clubbiness would be immediately apparent to you.
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The male frogs will shuffle back and forth while perched on a rock to catch the attention of a female frog.
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The supermodel formula for the perfect off-duty look: no makeup-makeup and a slick, tight bun perched atop your head.
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It was perched in an alcove set up surrounded by walls on three sides, for a bunk bed-meets-canopy effect.
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This 10.7-inch analog style wall clock has a recognizable songbird perched at each hour where a number would traditionally be.
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A pair of earrings were composed of kittens perched on pavé balls, batting at pearl orbs dangling from diamond-flecked hearts.
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In this case, though, the table stretches out an open gallery window to become a diving board perched over the street.
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The participants delivered brief reminiscences as they perched on stools, behind a gauzy scrim and against a backdrop of projected images.
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This is my place: stone rookery perched above the citadels of knowledge, alone with the bats and my bell, keeping time.
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And a brooch, Old World style accessory, yes, but hers was big and ebulliently shaped and perched center on her chest.
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Astrotourism is taking hold in the Spanish territory, long a favorite of astronomers who have perched powerful telescopes on volcanic peaks.
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A journalist from the The Phnom Penh Post taps his laptop sitting opposite a huge red parrot perched on a chair.
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He grabs a Red Bull that was perched precariously on the trunk of the slow-moving Lexus in front of us.
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The unofficial center of the city is Al-Manara Square, a traffic circle with five stone lions perched in its center.
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This year's retreat took place at the company's office in San Diego, a handful of rooms perched above a hair salon.
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When I arrived at the cabin, perched on a hill overlooking the Sonoma Valley, I half expected to find it empty.
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She met Mr. Cronkite in the network's newsroom, where he was perched in front of a large map of the world.
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There were men perched above them on a second-floor landing, positioned to fire on anyone who stepped into the room.
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Instead she got a politically penetrating fresco of a crucified Indian peasant and a North American eagle perched on the cross.
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La Concha Resort and San Juan Marriott Resort, also perched on the beaches of tourist-friendly Condado, are operating as usual.
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Mr. Leung had been perched for hours on Saturday on the roof of a mall near the Hong Kong government complex.
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Perched between two columns of shipping containers, visitors who walk under to "wear" the hat are dwarfed by its elephantine dimensions.
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A dark Toyota Prius with a small wireless antenna perched on its rooftop was following just behind the self-driving robots.
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Perched on a plinth, "The Birds" (2016) consists of five bronzes about six inches high, abstract but distinctly avian in character.
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In the back, the owner Samuel Hargress, a fedora perched on his head, gazed out at the crowd through dark glasses.
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Even the stuffed bird perched on Allison Janney's shoulder in honor of her "I, Tonya" character provoked more affection than sarcasm.
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The second is of a car turning down a darkly lit street, which veers toward a home perched on a hill.
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The epicenter of Wang's revival has been this city of four million people perched on a plateau in China's mountainous south.
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She quietly tends to the brief kitchen — stove and oven, griddle, rice cooker perched atop a fryer — while they take orders.
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Perched on a hill planted with fruit trees, one home in Eagle Rock takes the Los Angeles fantasy to new heights.
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Instead, before me stood a pair of chairs perched high atop a set of metal cranes that reached over the water.
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Perched along Biscayne Bay and ending at the river, the Brickell neighborhood of Miami is now a canyon of towering condos.
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The construction took more than four years, with workers often perched in high winds more than 500 feet above the water.
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"I worry a lot about being evicted," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation, perched on a yellow jerrycan outside her shop.
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Inside the cramped limestone chamber, they were greeted by a gruesome sight: a mummy's severed head perched on a cedar coffin.
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People are everywhere: perched on armrests in the living room, spilling into hallways, rummaging in handbags and queuing for the bathroom.
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She was standing outside the science faculty at the Farhat Hached campus of Manar university perched on a hill above Tunis.
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The Waterford crystal ball is perched about 20203 feet above Times Square, and we all know what for, but, really, why?
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He gathered hordes of dancers into erotically charged formations and undulations visible only to the cameras that he perched high overhead.
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"If you have nothing to eat, what do you do?" he asked, perched on a plastic chair under a spindly tree.
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Alyssa LeMay knew someone was watching her because the blue light from the Ring camera perched in her bedroom was blinking.
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But, as far as unexpected and festive go, this unique bottle perched atop its metallic-foiled pedestal is umami gifting gold.
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Mr. Weintraub's office was typically al fresco: out front, for example, his foot perched on a bumper of a parked car.
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PERCHED ON CLIFFS above a river, Hongyadong is a stilt-house complex in mock-traditional style in the city of Chongqing.
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Opinion MECHELEN, Belgium — The 20-foot-high effigy of a refugee perched on a rooftop here does not have a name.
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At one point in his life, he perched on a window ledge, tears running down his face as he contemplated leaping.
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Harsh lighting shines through a decorative stained-glass window, reflecting off the back of a nude form perched on the countertop.
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Come warmer weather, the line for Ralph's Italian Ices stretches out the door, with children perched on benches or their bikes.
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Perched high on the Alabaster Coast, this charming village has attracted many painters, writers, and musicians since the late 19th century.
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The man who had grown up amid lush, pre-revolutionary luxury perched always in rented houses, ultimately in a Swiss hotel.
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I ask how he finds working in a helicopter perched on the side of a mountain compared with his regular job.
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The outside of the building is also full of details, from the feathers covering some of the walls, to the perched gargoyles, to the round mirrors inset on the side walls, to the monkey guarding the museum's entrance, to the copper sheeting on the roof, to the golden dodo perched on the top of the building.
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Three hours of supernova photons streamed by before an old telescope perched on a mountain north of San Diego started snapping pics.
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And if anyone happened to look inside their vehicles, all they would see was an innocuous nylon cooler perched on the backseat.
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The photo, taken in the city of Punakha, shows the little royal perched on a railing wearing a robe and knee socks.
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The ET66 comes close to being a genuine work of art that I'd gladly keep perched on a shelf in my office.
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Now I was just a misguided fool lying on my bed in total darkness with LED-equipped sunglasses perched on my face.
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Better still, perched inside those pretty, pink petals is a buildable illuminating powder that would perk up even the dullest winter complexion.
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Upon winning her fourth term as Germany's chancellor last weekend, Angela Merkel stood perched atop a podium to deliver her victory speech.
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I was in the driver's seat; Ashley, the Circuit Breaker writer, sat shotgun; and Amelia, our staff photographer, perched in the back.
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Perched on stunning, steep hills, Freetown's winding narrow streets and cramped living conditions are perfect for spreading water-borne disease like cholera.
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But nothing was as devastating as how unnatural that tissue expander looked and felt, perched high and perfectly round on my chest.
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In the exhibit, a "fat blue" Anything is perched on a lazy susan with sundry eyes, noses, and wigs visitors can apply.
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The island, perched on the edge of the Middle East, is broadly considered a neutral safe haven in an otherwise volatile region.
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It's noon at bright and cheery restaurant Blake Lane, on Manhattan's Upper East Side, and Ashley McBryde is perched at the bar.
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The Australian continent, perched on the planet's fastest moving tectonic plate, is drifting at about seven centimetres a year to the northeast.
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But trying to hit a piñata perched atop a flying drone, and not hanging from a tree, is a even greater challenge.
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With her Converse-clad foot perched on a table, and new statuette in one hand, Larson bit into her highly-anticipated snack.
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Perched on the outer reaches of European knowledge, Timbuktu powerfully captured what Edward Said, a Palestinian-American scholar, called the "Orientalist" imagination.
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PERCHED high above the Black Sea coast of Sochi and nestled in a coniferous forest stands a large and gloomy green house.
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With the exception of Singapore, most rides in the region are astonishingly cheap, particularly if perched on the back of a motorbike.
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The Exploration Mission (EM-1) will take place in September 2018, with Orion perched on top of the Space Launch Systems rocket.
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Perched in the VIP section, naturally, Hadid and Lively danced their hearts out to "Out of Style," in all their Swiftie glory.
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"Perched 120 feet above the Atlantic Ocean on Martha's Vineyard's South Shore," as the listing mentions, it also features a private beach.
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Thanks to his hallmark coat, Bill was fairly easy to spot, weaving through the crowds or perched front row at myriad shows.
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But he spent three to four hours on the Casper bed last night, head perched on the raised side, paws pillowed underneath.
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With several parties perched close to the 3.25% threshold to enter the Israeli parliament, or Knesset, the results may change a bit.
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It was also common when large CRT TVs were perched atop pieces of furniture, making them top heavy and easier to tip.
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Soon, though, he too rode out of Freehold, perched in the dark on an old couch on the bed of a truck.
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Quader smiled down from posters hung from trees, electrical wires, and plastered on walls, as loudspeakers perched atop rickshaws blared Hasina's praises.
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Hailey Baldwin was also perched front and center alongside family friend La La Anthony, both wearing beige ensembles featuring ultra-short hemlines.
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In fact, for much of the time I was writing this article, she was perched on my chest, purring in quiet contentment.
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S. trade war haunted investors, while the pound perched near a five-week top on hints a Brexit deal might be nearer.
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The triangular viewing platform is perched over a cliff, offering views of fjords, mountains and valleys — from a couple thousand feet up.
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The startups that thrive despite the rocky soil become less fragile, less precariously perched on the peak of this month's hype cycle.
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He lived out his days in his legendary moss green house perched over the ocean along East Cliff Drive in Santa Cruz.
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But imagine how spectacular it could be if, perched on that tower, there was a GIANT WOODEN SEAHAWK, barreling down on everyone.
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His hawk, Shara, stood perched and hooded on his fist, tethered by short leather jesses to the forearm loops on the glove.
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Afterward he traveled the short distance to Suresnes American Cemetery, perched on Mont Valérien with a panoramic view of the French capital.
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We stayed in a Superior Water Villa, which was a wooden bungalow perched on top of reinforced stilts with a thatched roof.
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The iconic Marina Bay Sands hotel - which resembles a giant surfboard perched on three tall columns - features prominently in the film's trailer.
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Edmar Bacha, a friend and economist, had coined the term "Belindia" to describe Brazil — a prosperous Belgium perched atop a teeming India.
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Two or three Rays were perched on the steps, applauding the newsmaker nicknamed A-Rod for his 22 extraordinary major league years.
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"Public view monitors" perched either above or at eye level at the self-service machines can help combat theft, Dr. Hayes said.
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Those still inside the cave are perched on a small muddy ledge, surrounded by floodwater and with a limited supply of oxygen.
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That first version had the pilot perched on what looked like a motorcycle seat, separated from eight spinning fans by a net.
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It's perched on the docks, right above the occasional barking sea lion and a bevy of fishing boats owned by his buddies.
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Kathy has a point: His voice has a pleasant sing-song quality; he chirps like a friendly bird perched on your windowsill.
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With the Farm perched on the outskirts of the city, Albrecht faces an enormous battle to try and keep its doors open.
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One level deeper: Gasoline prices are perched at the end of a long pendulum of global oil prices swinging back and forth.
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On Sunday in the building's orchestra hall, he sat perched in a box overlooking the stage, between his wife and teenage son.
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The stone house, which belonged to his sister, Dana Slatkin, was perched atop a hill, with landscaped grounds tumbling down the slope.
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Now three sculptures by Kiki Smith recall this moment of the synagogue's decay, with gold leaf-covered birds perched on aluminum chairs.
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A tiny sliver of enormously wealthy people was perched at the top of the economic ladder, while most of the rest struggled.
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He mists Furtado's hair a few times as she sits perched on her coat that may or may not be inside-out.
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This small town on the Amalfi Coast awes visitors with its pastel-colored houses perched on mountains that rise above the sea.
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In the Roman Catholic church, a couple hundred people huddled on the altar, and when that was flooded they perched on chairs.
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Eventually it became clear that she was simply retrieving an instrument perched along the wall, but for a moment my breath stopped.
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Then, on the morning of Day 6, Mr. Becker and I found ourselves perched above the Paloma River watching that big brown.
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A wrought-iron flight cage with elevated walkways, providing a perched perspective, and featuring a cacophony of feathered talkers with unusual catchphrases.
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By definition, such lodgings are located in calm, shallow waters, often perched atop crystalline lagoons, striated into every imaginable color of blue.
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Majestically perched atop a cliff, Oia faced the sparkling Aegean Sea and was awash in gleaming white villas built into the hills.
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The men were sitting in a palm-thatched hut perched on stilts on the edge of a branch of the Orinoco River.
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A 24-second moment of silence was then held, with the clock running down on the shot clocks perched atop each basket.
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INARAJAN, Guam — Against the back wall of the command center at Guam Homeland Security, a nondescript telephone is perched on a shelf.
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Over 103 firefighters on the ground struggled to defend houses perched on ridges as shifting winds sometimes blew flames back at them.
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Most days I work out of the greatest podcast studio there is: Shangri La, perched above one of my favorite Malibu beaches.
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A few days later, Sasha and Lee stopped by Lucky on a whim and found the same bartender perched behind the counter.
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It's perched on the Chicago River, steps from Michigan Avenue, Millennium Park, and Chicago's business district offering one of the best locations.
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High above, as you drive that road to get to Mr. Herrou's farm, are perched ancient villages improbably clinging to the cliffs.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - A baby lies in a metal-bar cot drinking from a bottle perched on his pillow in a Tokyo orphanage.
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The next day, a New York tabloid put Manning's face on its back page with a dunce cap perched atop his head.
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Now, the citadel has been returned to its original purpose as a military stronghold, with government troops perched behind its crenelated walls.
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Perched high on Mr. Pettibon's studio wall, along with various small, kitschy canvases, were a handful of his father's paintings of nudes.
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A hipster photographer had perched his super-skinny tripod atop a blue plastic chair, setting its camera to peer over the crowd.
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"Second Version of Triptych 1944" features three limbless figures with elongated necks and human mouths, teeth, and ears perched on wooden pedestals.
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Ali Weatherton, a reporter for local news station WVEC, posted a video of the eagle perched on the window of the building.
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However, he said since U.S. stock indexes were perched at record highs, the Australian market was now making up for lost ground.
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When I reached the Clarksburg station, I spotted Hawkins and Bland sitting beneath a red awning, where a flock of blackbirds perched.
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Using two tall foam cylinders, one perched on top of the other, Mr. Wyszynski demonstrated a guiding principle of the Feldenkrais method.
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One of the most famous: Students perched what looked like a campus police car atop a building known as the Great Dome.
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Moments later, the plane sails just above the tourists perched on the ridge below, and then lands, with a thud, in paradise.
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Perched inside his apartment 12 stories above Washington Square Park, Andre Kertesz beheld a cityscape of trees, rooftops and snow-covered paths.
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Kittle, Watson and I meet in their small office, perched above a garage in central Colombo, the commercial capital of Sri Lanka.
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Two were perched toward the back of the enclosure, holding their feathers tightly against their bodies, which can mean they're on edge.
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A tuxedo perched high in a cat tree looks down at another woman, a little judgy at her attempt at a cat pose.
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After a photographer tries to get a smile from North, West turns the camera to selfie mode, showing his daughter perched above him.
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The following year, a sniper perched in a tree shot and kill his grandfather, Nick Sr., while he sat at his kitchen table.
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"Oh my God," Chyna says in one video, filming her Kardashian perched precariously on the toy car as King Cairo drives it around.
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A television played business news programs, and a mug with an image of his own face on it was perched on the desk.
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"Royalty, world leaders, and Hollywood icons have graced this property perched atop a summit that overlooks all that Los Angeles has to offer."
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The village is perched on elevated ground and has strategic value in the push to take the airport, according to CNN's Ben Wedeman.
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Although Rob wasn't in attendance, he did share a throwback photo on Instagram of him as a boy perched atop his father's shoulders.
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In one photograph from 1957, a young girl casts a sideways glance toward the photographer while perched on the edge of a sidewalk.
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Arlyn perched the tablet upright on a table in Jim's living room, where he could see it from the couch or his recliner.
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A brief glimpse of the interior design revealed the same minimalist look, with a 15-inch touchscreen perched on an otherwise vacant dashboard.
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Unemployment is high, and the poor end up living in low-lying coastal areas, perched on hillsides, in wooden houses roofed with tin.
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Indonesia was a country of 17,000 islands, perched on the "Ring of Fire" at the edge of the Pacific, with 127 active volcanoes.
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An audience of about 70 people, most of them young, are perched on stools and reclining on sofas, drinking beer and listening intently.
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Recent patents show the company's potential plans with drones being perched in high places like lampposts ready to be deployed at any time.
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One video taken from a camera perched outside an apartment door shows six young people, all people of color, walking up a stairwell.
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Part of the U.S. Geological Survey&aposs Volcano Hazards Program, the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory is perched on the rim of Kīlauea's summit caldera.
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It features what look to be a determined couple of Toucans, birds of a feather, perched in protective postures with their human charges.
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"I would have said this is the finest girl I could have ever married," he says, perched on the sofa next to her.
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Photographs and footage taken outside the Wendy's appear to show the man perched over the entrance, with his back to onlookers and police.
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Perched on a lush shelf, the home has one of the most prized views in LA, overlooking the mountains, ocean and the city.
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Their eyes quickly disappear behind mirrored glass, perched about a mouthpiece that is covered with a red condom which inflates with every breath.
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More often that not you will flap around for a frenzied few seconds and you'll find it, perched somewhere it shouldn't have been.
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The cousins posed for multiple snapshots, wearing wide smiles as they perched on a truck's front bumper, in the driver's seat and more.
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There's also a silver cat perched on top of a corner table, a black cat in a painting — and the grumpiest little kitten.
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For many people, the first – or perhaps only – image that comes to mind is of smokestacks, or polar bears perched on ice floes.
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"I wouldn't believe that at my age I would be a beauty," the former jeweler laughed, her tiara perched on her white hair.
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Motorists who know they will end up in jams prefer to do it in air-conditioned vehicles than perched on sweaty bike seats.
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He isn't seen again until the first quarter of Sunday's All-Star Game, with a live peregrine falcon perched on his wrist. 4.
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"He was actually trying to brush me away from where I was perched," the photographer said of Bruce's reaction to his photo shoot.
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They look like a bite-sized version of those speakers, too, with the characteristic Carbon dome tweeter perched above the main driver array.
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After a photographer tried to get a smile from North, West turned the camera to selfie mode, showing his daughter perched above him.
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Mumbai, India (CNN)Rohan Joshi is perched on the edge of a couch in the All India Bakchod -- better known as AIB -- premises.
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A finch is perched on the stem of a flower that acts as the rigid post of a unicycle at its other end.
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And the drones were cute, like any pet that size would be, especially when immobile, perched on a table, and watching in silence.
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Irad was perched higher on his mount, his stirrups short, and his legs looked more severely chicken-winged than Jose's at the knee.
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TASILLAQ, Greenland (Reuters) - Perched on a cliff above Greenland's Helheim glacier, I tried calling my wife in New York on a satellite phone.
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Photos of the statue show a seated Mao, perched atop a throne-like base gazing out on the empty fields surrounding the area.
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But in the eight months since then, only 1.3 million have made their way to the attraction, perched 1,268 feet above city streets.
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And the sun rose over the estuary known as the Hudson with its flooded banks and the endangered estates perched low upon them.
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Kushner lives with Smith and their son, Remy, in Angelino Heights, a neighborhood of splendidly restored Victorians and crumbling firetraps perched above downtown.
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For months, a lone cormorant perched on a shore-side oak had greeted me each dawn, like a familiar dog on a doorstep.
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That's the message sent by the Casa Amarela installation: a silver moon perched atop the building, high above anything else in the favela.
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Splashing through mud-filled divots and fields of purple lupine flowers, we passed sheep perched on the volcanic rocks that litter the landscape.
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Perched above the Pacific on the northern coast of Kauai, the Kilauea Lighthouse was restored in time for its centennial celebration in 2013.
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Haskell Hut is a bright, spacious log cabin with six bunks, perched on a bluff over a wide, slow reach of the river.
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The repair of Matrera Castle, perched on a ridge in the Andalusia region, has infuriated locals and provoked the ire of some conservators.
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The biggest new feature is not the eight brass warbler silhouettes perched on branches encircling the hotel's central revolving door on 21001th Street.
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According to Shanghaiist, campus officials observed helplessly as delivery people perched on top of a wall to hand out orders to hungry students.
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She went viral in 2016 for a photo of herself breastfeeding her twins, who were precariously perched alongside her laptop as she worked.
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She perched on the edge of the wingchair, waved through the various Intro sections on the nearest screen, then groped open the router.
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Caracas is nestled in a verdant valley perched at around 900 meters (2,953 feet) and its water is pumped from much lower sources.
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Ms. Schaetzel purchased a 4.25 kilowatt solar system, which was up and running in March, with 14 solar panels perched on her rooftop.
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The strings are almost troublingly raw, perched on the edge of hysteria, over a yawning gulf to the deep base of the orchestra.
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The main town, Leh, feels like a glass museum case of traditional Buddhist culture delicately perched on a shelf high in the Himalayas.
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We spent an hour inside the caldera of the Morada del Diablo, perched behind a guardrail at the edge of the drop-off.
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The hunt involved a heat-seeking drone, more than 100 remote cameras and several specially trained elephants with sharpshooters perched on their backs.
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ON A MID-DECEMBER morning at her home studio, which is perched on a wooded hill near Mount Tamalpais in Marin County, Calif.
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The main house, which has two exterior staircases, is perched in the treetops above the driveway and parking lot, overlooking the Caribbean Sea.
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Despite the incredible efforts of LeBron James, the Cleveland Cavaliers are perched at the edge of defeat's abyss, down three games to none.
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Perched on a stool — unlike most stand-up comedians, he did his entire act sitting down — Mr. Berman focused on the little things.
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But the Mets were trailing, 8-2, and we were count-the-pigeons-perched-on-the-light-poles bored out of our minds.
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"I'm not sure," she said by telephone, before a visit to the gallery, where she at least perched at the edge of it.
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At Riverside, he was perched in a glass-enclosed aerie below the belfry of the tower, which rises 22011 feet above the sanctuary.
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Monastero Santa Rosa, a former 17th-century monastery perched on a cliff and overlooking the Gulf of Salerno, has the Health & Hike package.
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Bilal had accompanied his father, Jamshed, into the fields the day they saw the parrot, perched on a branch of an aspen tree.
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There, after some shifts of address, in 1949, they landed in one of the many modest-size artist studios perched atop Carnegie Hall.
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What about "classical crossover" — a genre that's perched between classical and pop music, which some people say vulgarizes or dumbs down classical music?
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The latest modification appeared to involve some climbing on the sign's 45-foot block letters, which are themselves perched on a steep hillside.
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A miniature masked man executes paparazzi, a basket of heads next to his chopping block, the whole scene perched upon a computer keyboard.
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Another whistle is allegedly perched on the lips of someone at the IRS, who might report damaging information about the president's tax return.
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Cars were decorated with anti-Trump signs, and a pickup truck featured a Trump mannequin with a Pinocchio nose perched in its bed.
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As terrified men, women and children leapt into the water, they were fired on again by a machine-gunner perched in a helicopter.
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Finally, in 2140, Walmart opened a superstore to anchor the new site, perched somewhat oddly above a two-story, publicly funded parking lot.
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He paused there, perched precariously, for a few seconds, and then he fell into the heaving, delirious mass of worshipers who awaited him.
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SAN DIEGO — Perched atop sandstone cliffs that jut out into the Pacific Ocean, Torrey Pines Golf Course tantalizes players with its gorgeous vistas.
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Sleep, once no more glamorous than taking a shower, is now perched at the pinnacle of the well-being-as-a-lifestyle trend.
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Ali Weatherton, a reporter for local news station WVEC, posted a video of the unsuspecting eagle perched on the window of the building.
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In this case, their chosen setting was a swath of pine- and pasture-covered land perched high on a bluff overlooking Mobile Bay.
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Perched on a cliff, its form suggesting collapse and decay, Ochoquebradas acknowledges its own vulnerability against the tectonics that govern the Pacific Rim.
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On the village's outskirts is Dunnottar Castle, a 15th-century castle complex perched on a green hilltop overlooking the perpetually furious North Sea.
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Ms. Lerner is allowed to eat while perched on her throne during the show, since the story line is built around a banquet.
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"Take advantage of the fact that you can easily obtain a rifle or a pistol in America," he says, perched amid ruined buildings.
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Orlando (CNN)Buffy Quintana is a sassy guy with long, reddish hair and a hula dancer figurine perched on the corner of his desk.
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She's perched above a mile-high drop into the grandest of canyons, and she bleats at us, oblivious to the infinity in all directions.
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When security guards eventually tried to usher out the Americans perched at George W. Bush's feet, a melee ensued as they refused to budge.
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In Inmate #2's room, her red JBL speakers were perched nicely atop her bag, despite being buried in her clothes when we left.
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The other photos in the countdown are aesthetically similar: pastel pink tulle ruffles, Swift's cats perched on a plush sofa, a bright turquoise bike.
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As soon as Frank leaves, a mysterious hand picks up his plate of pizza, which also has a mouse perched on top of it.
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Perched on a plaza that offers an unobscured view of the tower, it's perfectly positioned as a wonderful accessory for your middle finger shots.
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"Too glam to give a damn," she captioned a shot of herself on Monday, sipping on champagne while perched on a balcony at sunset.
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One of the marketing images for the Echo Show 5 shows it perched on a bedside table next to jewelry and a family photo.
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Darpa's Cyber Grand Challenge played in the ballroom of the Paris Hotel in Las Vegas---and inside seven supercomputers perched atop the ballroom stage.
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Hary is in the back; the butt cheeks of his shorts are patched from years spent perched on the rails of the narrow boat.
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But a single house, perched along the shore, has virtually withstood the fury of the deadly storm that has claimed at least 19 lives.
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Rylund Johnson opens the door when I climb aboard in a red flannel onesie, peering through thick-rimmed glasses perched above a bushy beard.
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But just as your friend brings her sandwich to her mouth, she finds herself staring at a fly perched on top of her bread.
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"It's been very hard," she said, perched on a stool as she carefully painted a layer of clear polish onto a rubber dummy hand.
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He'd just finished dropping off his granddaughter at school, and showed off a picture of her, wearing a troll wig, perched on his lap.
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And then the disabled woman and her aide, and the missing bed frame, the little white drop-leaf table perched on the mattress stack.
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It certainly seems so near the end, as the group, perched on a hill with a full moon peeking behind them, look almost serene.
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And there perched on a parapet just below the glittering royal throne sat Theresa May, on a highly unusual visit to the upper house.
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On the roof of one stall, a man clutching a butterfly net in one hand crept gingerly on all fours toward a perched escapee.
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" Julie captioned the precious photo — in which Bentley is perched atop a chair alongside a sign saying "MOM & DAD ARE GETTING ME A HUMAN!
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As in San Francisco, officials in cities like St. Louis were surprised to see hundreds of scooters suddenly perched on curbs without any forewarning.
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"It's not an academic conference anymore," Dr Recht says wistfully, perched in the Californian sun on the steps of the Long Beach Convention Centre.
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If we were perched at the right seat, we could partially see into the building's lobby and catch glimpses of people coming and going.
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Basically, it's an exercise ball perched inside a chair-like frame on wheels that allows for more engaged and "active" sitting throughout the day.
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If you're perched in a Manhattan penthouse, the effects might not be immediately apparent (because you don't care or aren't paying attention, or both).
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The futuristic-looking style, perched high atop the head, was just spotted on one of the most iconic trios in the world right now.
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In front of him, perched on his knees, is Jon—dressed in his usual blue collared shirt—soaking in the end of the world.
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Those like Minot's Ledge Light—perched on reefs or shoals or wherever the seafloor rears up—say, over and over, stay away, stay away.
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A blown-up copy of the chart is visible from the street, perched in Glueck's window at Oracle's K Street office in downtown Washington.
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The portrait of a dapper man with a mustache perched on a chair, hands resting upon his walking stick, may be worth $25 million.
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We walked down that rich red carpet in the sanctuary, perched ourselves on those historic wooden pews and discussed life and loss and forgiveness.
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It's a simple place with four tables behind her sandwich stand, which is perched just off the street at the forefront of the shop.
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The drones can collect much more accurate data and footage than precariously perched humans with binoculars, handheld cameras, and pads of paper ever could.
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Snapped in Los Angeles, the photo shows Suri hanging out with her older male cousins, one of whom has her perched on his shoulders.
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Image 2 of 903 HOUTOUWAN, China – Blanketed with greenery, the ghost town is perched atop cliffs looking west into sea mists obscuring the horizon.
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The Solomons, perched on the geologically active "Pacific Ring of Fire", were hit by a devastating tsunami following an 8.1 magnitude quake in 2007.
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After a Clutterbuck shot bounced off the post, Nick Leddy corralled the rebound and dished to Bailey, who was perched at the blue line.
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Big Sur, California (CNN)Bringing home the groceries has taken on new meaning for residents of this hamlet perched along California's famous Highway 1.
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But the 30-year-old woman perched on the edge of a velveteen lounge chair in the empty Jane Hotel ballroom isn't exactly angry.
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And he's right; perched atop one bin sits a weathered-looking Apple IIc, a proto-laptop released in 22016, complete with its original packaging.
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The event took off in earnest, hosted by Tribe associate Quest Green, a charismatic presence perched squarely between a preacher and a b-boy.
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From afar it looks almost like a low-slung bunker perched on a hill north of Ramallah; inside, though, it is light and airy.
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I'm perched on the ledge of a wooden terrace, overlooking an olive grove tucked in the Alps-Maritimes region of the South of France.
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One of the girls, a trauma nurse, is wrapping his foot in cling film as he downs tequila shots while perched above the sink.
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On the railing of the round pen where they work the horses, adjacent to their corrals, a peacock perched, his colorful feathers flowing behind.
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We make it as far as the main balcony when we see two security cars perched 50 meters away just outside the outer fencing.
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Above her, two dirty, bare feet are perched on the top of her headrest, belonging to the person sitting in the row behind her.
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The difficulty is not that the phrase "census-slashing deformity" is irreverent but that it's a distraction, a squawking bird perched on the cenotaph.
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For a moment, he thought she was there to grab a magazine, but then she perched on the chair beside him and started speaking.
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If something goes seriously wrong while the astronauts are perched on top of a rocket, the capsules are supposed to jettison them to safety.
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Josephine perched on her shoulder for the duration of my visit, occasionally striking Angry Bird poses and voicing some shrewd concern at my queries.
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The present reality of 150 or so colourful houses perched atop a windy hill, surrounded by a building site, does not quite match up.
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So could that really have been a photo of a raven that turned up this month, perched on the roof of the Flatiron Building?
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On Tuesday night, perched in a box beside her husband, Marc Mezvinsky, and Senator Elizabeth Warren, Ms. Clinton choked up throughout her father's speech.
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There are several variations of this theory, but many seem to stem from the presence of two birdlike statues perched on the building's roof.
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Perched on a cliff overlooking the Pacific Ocean, the home is made of white concrete, stainless steel supports, and floor-to-ceiling glass walls.
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But the Palestinian man perched in a gap in the concertina wire that tops much of the snaking 400-mile route of the wall.
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The euro was perched near a six-week high, buying just over $1.24 and on track to post its fifth consecutive quarter of gains.
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All were hit by Paddock's gunfire as he perched from his hotel room on the 32nd floor in the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino.
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Today, they are displayed in a particularly eye-catching way—between two French flags, perched on a plate that Nicolas wears atop his head.
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He took the stage in a long coat, no shirt or shoes on, and played the piano perched on a high stool, almost standing.
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There, in one of six tiny ramshackle cabins perched 50 feet in the air — accessible by a dangerously rickety ladder — the second group awaits.
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Before long, my wife and I were sitting in a Tokyo owl cafe, a moon-faced barn owl named Whitebait perched on my shoulder.
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As a two-year-old, I'd learned to recognize the make of vehicles by the logo near the fender or perched on the hood.
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As far as views go, it's tough to beat, but the Lawrence Hall of Science, perched high above the city, managed to top it.
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I checked in for my one-night stay at the Andaz in an open-air reception area perched on a cliff above the ocean.
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A young couple — one man perched on the edge of a toilet seat, the other reclined in a claw-foot tub — tenderly cup hands.
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Images show what appears to be a shack with a homemade tower perched on top that neighbors said didn't have running water or electricity.
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Perched on a rock onstage before the performance begins, amid the hubbub of the audience settling in, he sometimes sings that nickname to himself.
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In one photograph, "On the Road, Baja California" (1975), we see Hammer perched on a motorcycle about to embark on a road trip alone.
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But the Salk Institute for Biological Research, perched on a cliff above the Pacific Ocean in La Jolla, is distinguished even among its neighbors.
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El Nido Resorts' Eco-Sanctuary island resort comes with densest forest perched over limestone, surrounded by 45 islands and islets scattered throughout Bacuit Bay.
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Over three days of testimony this week, Mr. Manafort glared continuously at Mr. Gates in the witness box, his fists perched underneath his chin.
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I had passed it many times and had often wondered what exactly an organization with a storefront filled with birds perched on branches did.
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On Saturday afternoon, Thein Maung was perched on a steep hill of rubble from a jade mine when a landslide engulfed him, he said.
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His docile French bulldog, Denise, was the picture of contentment perched on a sofa between the dining room and bar, where tables were higher.
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The RadWagon won't win any beauty contests, with its garish orange aluminum frame and tubby 233Wh removable battery perched obscenely on the down tube.
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The world itself is nauseous: America reeling from its latest episode of gun violence, Britain perched on the edge of leaving the European Union.
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The house and islands are too small for their setting, which Hu underscores with a large seagull perched on the railing, facing the sea.
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On Saturday, the sidewalk outside the shop was crowded with protesters, clustering in the autumn sun, some with small children perched on their shoulders.
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I saw him pull his hand away, and on his fingertips perched something white, like a small dove, as if he were a magician.
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After Honnold finished the Boulder Problem, he perched just beyond it to give precise instructions to Caldwell, who is inarguably the better technical climber.
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She had asked to use the restroom in Trump's hotel room, she said, and when she came out he was perched on the bed.
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The sculptures, all with their faces covered, are perched at the edge of rooftops of several buildings owned by ITV, the UK television network.
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In the dining room, a TV perched high on one of the walls is constantly playing a YouTube stream of traditional song and dance.
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At 75th Street, Pamela Stokes, 60, a first time Macy's parade-watcher, was perched on some scaffolding, craning over the crowd for a view.
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Perched near the water, Hudson River Cafe was known both for its views and its lively "club nights" that featured bands and D.J.'s.
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So it wasn't a surprise when, on a visit home last year, I noticed an Amazon Echo speaker perched on a living room windowsill.
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" Perched next to him, Ms. Coppola said she loved "an old world table — it's formal, but there's so much warmth at the same time.
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Officer Nunez testified that he observed three small bags of marijuana perched atop the center console — which the police photographed, according to the decision.
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It featured a black man, often dressed as an "African savage" with a jungle backdrop, perched above a tank that sometimes resembled a caldron.
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Heavy rain and snowfall on Saturday triggered the avalanches, which rolled over villages perched on the steep mountains, burying roads out of the valley.
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Jigme Yangchen Ghamo has lived at the Druk Amitabha Mountain Nunnery perched high in the mountains outside Kathmandu since she was 10 years old.
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Buford the bulldog, perched atop his dog-friendly throne, graced attendees at the Tompkins Square Park Halloween Dog Parade in New York on Saturday.
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"To see one perched in a tree is rare," said Mr. Barrett, a competitive birder who claims to have spotted 272 species in Manhattan.
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The arrival begins at the Great House, perched at the top of a steep hill that overlooks the surrounding sea and the whole island.
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The Enoura site feels precariously perched on the steep sides of the mountains, as if its buildings were impervious to the laws of gravity.
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With the world perched on the verge of multiple disasters, the battle to defend natural wine might seem to be an elitist fool's errand.
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"Take another one — a good one," she said as her daughter repositioned her camera to capture the flower, now perched behind Ms. Sena's ear.
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One of the first times we see her, she's perched on the rooftop, smoking a cigarette and wearing the world's most triumphant fur coat.
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Jennifer Neville-Lake, of Ontario, shared a photo of the three lunchboxes perched on a gravestone with a single balloon tied to each box.
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He finally spotted a woman perched outside an empty storefront across the street, with shopping bags piled on her lap up to her chin.
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Susan Homer's mixed media drawing "Pink and Gray" (2018) of an ovenbird perched on a branch with red drops also channels this gloomy moment.
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Perched on the window sill of Zucker's office, among the pictures of his family, is a framed cartoon of him shaking hands with Trump.
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So did her father, Conrad, a thoughtful man who favors plaid button-down shirts and keeps reading glasses perched on his almost bald head.
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Perched on a grassy hill overlooking an isolated beach outside the quiet Cornwall village of Portscatho, Hidden Hut certainly lives up to its name.
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Nearly 50 artists flocked to Honolulu earlier this year to beautify the urban jungle perched on the tropical paradise for the 8th annual POW!
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On the highway leading to the city of Los Mochis, a perched angel marks the spot where the body of Rosalino "Chalino" Sánchez was found.
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After the plant finally came online in 1985, perched on a sea cliff near San Luis Obispo, many environmentalists continued to lobby for a shutdown.
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Gaga started the halftime show perched on top of the NRG Stadium, with a sea of drones flying high in the Texas sky behind her.
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Perched on the top floor of doorman building, it offers oversized windows with views of Manhattan, Brooklyn and the East River and a roof deck.
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The Cemetery of the East, perched on terraces overlooking Caracas&apos high-rises and slums, has long been an oasis from Venezuela&aposs noisy capital.
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When he looks around, he realizes it isn't another person who is talking to him, but rather a tiny green worm perched on his windowsill.
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THE ancient holy town of Lalibela, perched some 2,500 metres above sea-level in Ethiopia's northern highlands, boasts some of the clearest night skies imaginable.
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The whole two hours were what you'd expect from a dude who spent most of his last tour perched on his own man-made mountaintop.
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"There is grief passed on from generation to generation," she explained while perched on a stool, guitar in hand, waiting to perform Joanne's title track.
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Happy children trailed behind their families, eating fries one by one from greasy bags, stopping to admire the night heron perched above a community mural.
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I visited recently and was enamored by the beach, authentic Nicaraguan dining perched atop a bluff, as well as spa services like in-room massages.
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Which brings us to a sunny Saturday on Avenue B, where Sara sits perched atop B-Side's waist-high refrigerator, waiting for Mike to arrive.
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For weeks, Senator Ted Cruz of Texas has been perched atop the Iowa polls despite a conspicuous omission from his campaign calendar: appearances in Iowa.
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Martinez also has black sunglasses perched atop her pixie cut and is carrying a water bottle (staying hydrated during pregnancy is important!) and Birkenstock sandals.
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Since 1835 the 5,000-acre (20 square kilometre) estate, perched off the Isle of Mull on the west coast of Scotland, has been privately owned.
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However, a day or so after arriving at the Airbnb rental, Bigham noticed security cameras perched in the corners of living areas in the house.
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The Mets threatened in the second with Travis d'Arnaud perched at third with one out, but Juan Lagares grounded into an inning-ending double play.
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She's dressed in head-to-toe black—jeans, v-neck tee, and patent Dr. Martens—perched on a seat on New York's Long Island Railroad.
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It is perched on top of a hill not far from Itaewon station, at the foot of Namsan, the mountain that towers over central Seoul.
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