His perimeter game is certainly enhanced by his height and length, but he is still a perimeter player that draws defensive assignments from other perimeter players.
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But now, devices like Alexa force us to define a new type of physical perimeter — the "vocal" perimeter.
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"Right now they have a perimeter that they cover, and these parks were outside the perimeter," she said.
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Perhaps it will be from improved perimeter defenses, although hardware at the perimeter may be just as vulnerable as the rest.
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Proof 210, by Tightening Polygon Approximations: By measuring the perimeter of these polygons, we can approximate the perimeter of the circle.
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The other point is that the Ironborn set up a defensive perimeter, but it wasn't much of a perimeter at all.
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They make great running routes just to ... You can follow the perimeter road, because almost every airport has a perimeter road.
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Even the way the perimeter of the painting is dashed by alternate black alignments of forms with the painting's perimeter indicates contradictory conjunctions.
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So, if I know my school resource deputy is talking about perimeter positions, it's absolutely safe to assume, incorrectly, if that's what actually happened, it's absolutely safe to assume that, if a person there is talking about perimeter, that perhaps he sees the killer leaving, and -- and you're going to a perimeter position to catch the killer.
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More candles line up around the perimeter of the pool.
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The perimeter would continue to expand on a daily basis.
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At night, male volunteers join him to guard the perimeter.
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Today, white armored personnel carriers are parked around the perimeter.
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Regime troops were massing at the perimeter of the province.
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When he's not and playing perimeter, not too much happens.
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Note to Gartner: It's about time we redefine perimeter security.
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Friends and relatives yelled his name from the perimeter fence.
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Boston had to settle for perimeter looks down the stretch.
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Worn down, the perimeter shots stopped falling for the Gamecocks.
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A large security perimeter has been set up by firefighters.
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Reilly said only guards on the complex's perimeter are armed.
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Mortar rounds hit the base perimeter from time to time.
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The university is establishing a "closed perimeter" around Shapiro's speech.
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During the hours of darkness, the perimeter is fully lighted.
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I put on the perimeter lights and set the alarm.
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The high tech perimeter defenses, unmaintained, fell by the wayside.
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Poor perimeter shooting afflicted both teams in the first half.
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Pasture grasses and beehive boxes are planned for the perimeter.
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Police perimeter around the white supremacist conference #AmRen is intense.
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The Jazz rallied by torching the Timberwolves on the perimeter.
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The perimeter of the camp is fouled with human excrement.
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Soon after, armed guards appeared to periodically patrol the perimeter.
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"Now that the traditional security perimeter has been erased by mobile and cloud computing, identities have become both an attack vector and security perimeter," says Tom Clare, VP of marketing at cybersecurity startup Gurucul.
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The taskforce will publish a consultation paper by the end of the year on draft guidance to clarify which cryptoassets fall within and outside the existing regulatory "perimeter", and whether the perimeter should be extended.
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Firefighters have cut containment lines around 5 percent of the perimeter.
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There is another significant problem with increasing security perimeter size: Resources.
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Then some laid their heads on a perimeter wall to sob.
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We could jog around the perimeter of the ranch as usual.
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He's got the mentality of a perimeter player in many ways.
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Private testing facilities have to watch for them on the perimeter.
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His unit moved only to conduct defensive patrols around their perimeter.
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The perimeter be damned; that attack surface just got three-dimensional.
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Would anyone call him the best perimeter defender in the league?
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If I pull them out, the northwest perimeter is wide open.
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Others arranged themselves along wicker chairs that lined the room's perimeter.
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The Rockets inefficient perimeter shooting created the deficit they couldn't erase.
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The group followed the perimeter of the lake, then proceeded north.
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The architectural portion of it refers to a "structured perimeter," i.e.
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But Moore said he's always been confident in his perimeter range.
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Instead, Sabonis hardly ever drew fouls and lived on the perimeter.
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You've gotta do different than just perimeter passing and shooting threes.
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The perimeter guys, firewall guys, sandboxing guys, they're locks on doors.
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But the perimeter of the lake is more than three miles.
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He used to work as a security guard doing perimeter patrols.
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But houses were always in the plan — albeit around the perimeter.
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He was drafted in the lottery and plays on the perimeter.
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He shoved the couches to the perimeter of Almena's living room.
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I think with the post players, they involve our perimeter players.
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Military police officers patrol the perimeter at night, armed with handguns.
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Zanna's body shook when he saw an emir walking the perimeter.
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The wooden perimeter planks were burned immediately in the harsh winter.
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With Islamic State fighters inside the perimeter, caution was put aside.
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Switch on the perimeter; lower-scoring games are in their favor.
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The result is a dynamic combination of speed and perimeter shooting.
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Other dancers circle the perimeter with incense and bowls of offerings.
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Boyette made her way to the perimeter of the shooting scene.
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The attack did not penetrate the security perimeter, the official said.
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""For the most part, it was their perimeter guys flying in.
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"The perimeter is the first thing you must secure," he continued.
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Cross Chelsea Bridge and run around the perimeter of Battersea Park.
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Although a couple of isolated violent incidents occurred far away from the perimeter fence, none of the numerous witnesses we contacted had seen even a single "armed protester" or any armed individual approaching the perimeter fence.
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"Hardened physical perimeter barriers, such as jersey barriers [a modular concrete wall, usually used to separate lanes of traffic] or K-rail fencing, would reduce the risk of vehicle entry through perimeter fencing," the BLM report says.
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I invite each and every one to respect the perimeter of security.
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On the perimeter of the ger hung fur pelts (fox and lynx).
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The cybersecurity industry has always had a fortress mentality: Firewall the perimeter!
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Firefighters had built containment lines on about 10 percent of the perimeter.
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Eventually I found myself circling the perimeter of a huge army base.
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Another six kerbstones that followed the cairn perimeter have also been identified.
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The perimeter around the crater can be seen slumping inward and downward.
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"I had to try to beat her from the perimeter," he said.
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They marched for several blocks, with the police keeping a tight perimeter.
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Every once in awhile, the front line of the police perimeter halted.
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Smoking areas will be provided for staff and visitors outside the perimeter.
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I hugged the perimeter and watched her rotate, quietly, under the lights.
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Belgium policemen stand guard at a security perimeter near Maelbeek metro station.
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The Utes can just as easily burn a team from the perimeter.
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The museum guards patrol the perimeter in black suits and white shirts.
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Yet he is also not the best perimeter defender on his team.
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The tool allows customers to record and search posts within a perimeter.
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Sacramento switches the screen, then help and rotate off Detroit's perimeter shooters.
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Around the perimeter of the nine-acre site are anti-ram walls.
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Authorities have secured the border and put a perimeter around the city.
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Instead, it uses a small wire around the perimeter of the card.
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But the protests on Tuesday flared inside the security perimeter as well.
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Trucks also rumbled past the perimeter fence that were filled with troops.
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The perimeter of America's rear area is our borders, including our coastlines.
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Most teams have success running pick-and-rolls centered around perimeter players.
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I would jog around the perimeter of York University twice a day.
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This season, Dawkins has moved Fall farther out on the perimeter defensively.
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Tables line the perimeter of the space; there is no waiter service.
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"It's always going to be colder around the perimeter," Mr. Lipford explained.
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Young couples stroll the perimeter of the square, ice cream in hand.
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The Redbirds wouldn't go away, though, thanks to red-hot perimeter shooting.
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" A police perimeter protecting the whirling saucers on "The Mad Tea Party?
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Each tent had a wood-plank floor and benches around the perimeter.
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I had to park my Volkswagen in a lot outside the perimeter.
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Utah used hot perimeter shooting to pull away in the third quarter.
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The school's perimeter fencing is being raised by two feet as well.
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From the paint to the perimeter, the Jazz repeatedly torched the Timberwolves.
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Bogut was on the perimeter guarding Okaro White when he went down.
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The aircraft touched down inside a perimeter of bunkers around plywood shacks.
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His defense is phenomenal, too, particularly when switching out on the perimeter.
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In addition to implementing best security practices for defending the perimeter and endpoints, organizations should assume that their perimeter defenses will be breached at some point, and have a means of accurately detecting the attacker once it happens.
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And then Israeli security officials went further, installing metal detectors at the perimeter.
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He looked strong running the floor in transition and shooting from the perimeter.
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They set a perimeter and shivered in their rental car for two days.
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GJ: We're basically building a perimeter [with nodes] and monitoring facilities for activity.
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Police secure a perimeter around the scene of a mass shooting in Toronto.
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Jae Crowder is a 6-foot-6, 235-lb, legitimately good perimeter defender.
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Landscapers placed plants with high water content around the perimeter of the building.
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That hot blue glow on the galaxy's perimeter emanates from its youngest stars.
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It's possible to reach the perimeter of the drone site using public trails.
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Teachers can use the product to teach concepts like perimeter, shape, and variables.
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The clippings linethe perimeter of my room, scotch-taped around the edges, gleaming.
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A queue snaked out along the razor-wired perimeter fence toward the market.
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The Bears got back into the game by heating up on the perimeter.
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My forward aid station was about 500 feet from the perimeter machine guns.
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"The Olympics themselves might be the perimeter" from which talks start, they said.
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"We're not over-helping," Indiana coach Tom Crean said of the perimeter defense.
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The wheels lock up if it passes a certain perimeter around the shop.
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We have to secure the perimeter and the entry points of every school.
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To hail a car, you'll be forced to walk outside of the perimeter.
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But a funny thing happened on the way to the perimeter-dominant future.
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Police at the perimeter of the scene of the shooting in east Toronto.
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The community has a solution: a net covering the perimeter of the bridge.
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Cleveland, Toronto, and Washington all feature top-ten offenses loaded with perimeter talent.
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Step 1: Section off all of your hair except that along the perimeter.
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We are in a perimeter in our UN building covered by armed personnel.
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Oregon's length and athleticism on the perimeter was difficult for Arizona to handle.
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A fence runs along the perimeter, part of which is dotted with oaks.
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They invert the floor, forcing opposing bigs into uncomfortable territory on the perimeter.
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He described a security perimeter that did not include South Korea or Taiwan.
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I walk around the perimeter feeling my two sockless feet in my loafers.
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Only ticket-holders will be allowed to enter the perimeter during the event.
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No. 22 Indiana uses perimeter play to slay No. 17 Purdue BLOOMINGTON, Ind.
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In the past, networks were typically designed with a firewall at the perimeter.
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How often did wheeling it around the perimeter lead to an open shot?
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Mr. Legend had his own privacy perimeter, enforced by a phalanx of handlers.
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Police have set up a 500-meter security perimeter around the crash site.
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I then put on the perimeter lights all the way around my property.
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Butterfield's district's perimeter, a lawsuit would later note, was longer than 1,20163 miles.
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Before I realize it, my son and I have completed the puzzle's perimeter.
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This space is composed of two rooms with slanted ceilings along the perimeter.
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Tourists were coming by the thousands to walk the perimeter of Biosphere 2.
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Perimeter players seem to improve as shooters as their basketball careers go on.
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A few N.V.A. soldiers reached the perimeter wire before the final attack failed.
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Inside the perimeter, schools and community centers shuttered and large gatherings were prohibited.
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Both played Cover-2, rerouting and passing off perimeter go routes to ... nobody.
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On his first touch, he passed the ball back out to the perimeter.
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The footage shows officers walking around the perimeter of the house with flashlights.
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Utah used hot perimeter shooting to surge ahead of Golden State before halftime.
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Curved black banquettes hug the perimeter, with tropical plants sprouting up behind them.
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It is usually an outdoor system with a trench circling the perimeter house.
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Arrayed along the choir's perimeter are 103 thronelike "stalles" of intricately carved oak.
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The sophomore point guard Tre Jones anchors a perimeter with tremendous defensive potential.
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And we have a number of perimeter players who can drive the ball.
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He's taking shots in rhythm, whether they're on the perimeter or the post.
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Those two provide the safety net for Wade's constant gambling on the perimeter.
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The stuff on the perimeter is generally fresh foods that will eventually rot.
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Her eyes brimming with tears, scarf wrapped around the perimeter of her hairline.
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As a precaution, a security perimeter was put in place for around 45 minutes.
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People living within a five-block perimeter of the home are told to evacuate.
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We have double fences, a large perimeter fence that goes around the entire property.
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Outside the hospital, the Kardashian's security force -- they're not cops -- has formed a perimeter.
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Tapping that will turn the LED ring around the perimeter a bright, unmistakable red.
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"Filling it won't stop it," the geologist tells me as we stalk the perimeter.
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The team's best perimeter defender, he also is averaging 9.5 points and 3.2 assists.
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The proposal suggests upgrading the perimeter by drilling 52 new piles into the bedrock.
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If you needed a perimeter player to do it, he could make it happen.
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The perimeter game will be a focus when Providence hosts Belmont on Wednesday night.
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Authorities say just 210 percent of the fire&aposs perimeter is contained Friday morning.
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Despite missing two starters, the Suns scored from the perimeter and in the paint.
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Around the clock, the radar scans the entire perimeter out to its maximum range.
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Mbathi said the wildlife service had increased patrols along the perimeter of the park.
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Once anchored to the basket on defense, Fall closed out on some perimeter shooters.
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A police operation is continuing at the business and a perimeter has been established.
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They dug a moat around the building's perimeter and a pit for holding captives.
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Bangladesh security forces patrol the perimeter of the camps to stop refugees slipping out.
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So steel framing is used around the perimeter, since it can span greater distances.
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This room, with a colonnaded area around the perimeter, is often used for parties.
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Authorities set up a perimeter and later learned the suspected gunman was walking nearby.
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By the time he regained control, the plane was sliding toward a perimeter fence.
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The bike racks are located near the fences along the perimeter of the building.
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Pittsburgh worked the puck around the perimeter, with Malkin sliding it to Phil Kessel.
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Halfway around the perimeter, the rabbi raised his hand, signaling the driver to stop.
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He appeared listless as his Louisiana State teammates passed the ball around the perimeter.
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As many as 100,000 people will gather and march unarmed upon the perimeter fence.
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They switch everything on the perimeter, but it's hard to switch in the post.
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Schools of illuminated 3D printed butterflies sail across the the station's sweeping perimeter walls.
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It's near the convention center but outside the perimeter so people can get there.
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The Jazz (16-22) forced 20 turnovers but could not overcome poor perimeter shooting.
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And beyond the perimeter, tall grass like the "zacate" you see along the highway.
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Hundreds of pennants from non-Catalan fan clubs line the perimeter of its stadium.
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However, she found that he had forgotten some things, like how to calculate perimeter.
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The perimeter is exactly six times the radius r of the circle, or 6r.
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When ballhandlers blew by the Warriors' perimeter defenders, Bogut was there to challenge shots.
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The preground stuff is too powdery and won't give you the same lacy perimeter.
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At least guns aren't allowed inside the tighter security perimeter around the arena itself.
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Unfortunately for Caesar, the conspirators were trained soldiers, so they'd formed a tight perimeter.
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That definitely creates opportunities for us to shoot higher percentage shots on the perimeter.
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Walk around the perimeter and look for cracks in the siding or peeling paint.
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The home has hydronic heating and cooling, as well as seven perimeter security cameras.
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There weren't enough of them to man the six handles around the case's perimeter.
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Many buildings contribute to the Central Park Conservancy's Perimeter Association, which cleans sidewalks daily.
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Many chose to open carry outside of the perimeter, which is legal in Virginia.
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He was on a crew digging holes for posts to extend the camp's perimeter.
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There are gardens around the perimeter of the house, and a detached storage shed.
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The rooms lining the perimeter often had a small window just above street level.
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Above them, military helicopters circled and Republican Guards in dark camouflage patrolled the perimeter.
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North Carolina possessed a cold-shooting offense against one of the best perimeter defenses.
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The news showed people who had gathered on the security perimeter of the university.
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He ordered a high, 239,223-foot fence erected along the perimeter of the cemetery.
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Along its perimeter, large boxy houses, apparently newly built, were partly submerged in floodwater.
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Residents say the park's perimeter can be a magnet for drug sales and violence.
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Scrambling to rally down the stretch, the Tigers were unable to defend the perimeter.
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Critchlow could see where the perimeter had been and his location at its center.
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"He got off his perimeter collar and went for a little adventure," he said.
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Perimeter defense is also a primary offering of cyber companies Carbon Black and Crowdstrike.
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Helicopters patrolled the perimeter, and two security blimps equipped with long-range cameras hovered.
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After his speech, Yiannopoulos headed to the perimeter of the park to sign autographs.
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Around the perimeter of the courtyard were upscale gift shops, staffed by tuxedoed salesmen.
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Driving the length of Route 1 takes you around the entire perimeter of Iceland.
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He's an extremely unique player: the ability to play inside against the biggest players and dominate, the ability to play on the perimeter against some of the best perimeter players and more than hold his own has made him invaluable to us.
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"People would move in, put perimeter offices around the edge of the space," he added.
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No other player could go get their own shot and the perimeter shots weren't falling.
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It's less about dunks and centers than it is about perimeter shooting and point guards.
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The Perimeter Institute crowd gave a standing ovation for another note-worthy attendee, Donna Strickland.
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That movement is suspended on 4 transparent sapphire discs that anchor to the watch's perimeter.
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Kind of working the perimeter of the political scene, being open to talking to anybody?
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For one, more speed would help corral the Ravens' option designs that threaten the perimeter.
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The laws of America are the perimeter or fence surrounding our freedoms and our opportunities.
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It was a perimeter game, and they ended up making more shots than we did.
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Baluchi said he had run across the United States twice and around its perimeter once.
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The company is growing rapidly by selling perimeter security for businesses moving to the cloud.
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Using diamond-tipped tools, they cut through their cell bars before scaling the perimeter wall.
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Instead, he keeps walking around the perimeter of the house, including through a closed gate.
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A senior aid official said coalition forces had initially penetrated the perimeter of the airport.
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But closer inspection reveals watchtowers and perimeter walls lined with barbed wire — they're internment camps.
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However, Harden struggled mightily with his perimeter shooting, missing 16 of 17 3-point attempts.
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In Mosul, ISIS has begun to dig trenches around the eastern perimeter of the city.
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The media went bananas, and the Vermont senator earned his street cred inside Atlanta's perimeter.
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Workers placed thorny shrubs along the perimeter as a makeshift border for protection and privacy.
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"He got going from the perimeter," Indiana coach Frank Vogel told reporters of George's turnaround.
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Jordan also clogged the interior enough to force Utah to the perimeter for contested shots.
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Scores of activists approached the perimeter fence, throwing stones and explosives at the Israeli side.
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Armed, gun-mounted vehicles, and riot police with shields on the perimeter of Duzici camp.
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Police said they had set up a 1,500-foot (457-meter) perimeter around the truck.
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She has two favorites: the three-day perimeter projection, and the fire spread probability prediction.
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The entire fire was 83 percent contained, and the southern perimeter was entirely under control.
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As of Sunday morning, about 15 percent of the fire's perimeter was contained, officials said.
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Police are shown at the perimeter of the scene of the shooting in east Toronto.
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Among other tasks, they can spray the perimeter of a home with fire retardant foam.
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Drivers have to go through a security checkpoint at the edge of the convention's perimeter.
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Security forces circled the perimeter to assess the situation before they stormed in hours later.
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The edges of the sun shine along the moon's perimeter in a thin gold ring.
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Both teams struggled from the perimeter, combining to miss their first 21 3-point attempts.
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While the duo were ineffective on offense, their presence forced the Heat to the perimeter.
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Utah hit six 276-pointers in the quarter and shot 60 percent from the perimeter.
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At one one end of the spectrum, the perimeter dissolved in cloud and mobility wave.
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This swathe of undeveloped land around London's perimeter contains a fifth of the city's acreage.
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Elsewhere along the perimeter, gates are locked or a high fence stands in the way.
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Fultz believers would surely counter that he is hardly Orlando's only liability on the perimeter.
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It started on the perimeter where Utah was 15 of 28 from 3-point range.
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In Game 1, Coach Dwane Casey had his players pressure the Cavaliers on the perimeter.
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It's not clear here whether he's acting within the perimeter of his role as President.
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He spaces centers out to the perimeter and would make life easier for everyone else.
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"Before we were trained to form a perimeter and hope for the best," Lombardo said.
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In 2388, the corps began building a boomerang-shaped dike as the island's new perimeter.
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"MUSIC DEFIES BARRIERS," read the signs on actual barricades lining the perimeter of the museum.
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LED strips were threaded along the perimeter of the floor, up-lighting Mr. Melcarth's creation.
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As he spoke, heavily armed police officers sealed off a widening perimeter of the city.
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A patrol passes the perimeter of Spring Creek Park several times a day, said Capt.
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Desks lined the perimeter, a selection of cars posed in the middle, like college jocks.
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It was just doing the perimeter of the site, back and forth, staring at us.
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However, Harden struggled mightily with his perimeter shooting, missing 21 of 29 23-point attempts.
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Meanwhile, you've got this great perimeter-monitoring technology paid for by Silicon Valley's richest libertarians.
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Honestly, he's probably one of our best perimeter shooters on our team — guards and bigs.
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Outside, a "block party" which was planned inside the convention center perimeter was also quiet.
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Men grabbed heavy stones scattered on the perimeter of the camp to use as projectiles.
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It also deprived Dallas of its one perimeter players who seems to relish facing Westbrook.
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Then they walked the perimeter of the island, checking to make sure everything was safe.
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We have finally accepted the reality that perimeter-based security approaches are insufficient by themselves.
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We walk around the perimeter of the room as he explains each of the works.
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Law enforcement officials respond to a call and set up a perimeter around the home.
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Creeping down the railway tracks unseen, they hid behind storage sheds near the perimeter fence.
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X FACTOR Caleb Wood is a strong perimeter defender who takes care of the ball.
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Now recall that the perimeter of the hexagon underestimates the true circumference of the circle.
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Sometimes, it just has to draw up a perimeter for everybody else to play in.
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The cover is held in place with string ties along the perimeter of the blanket.
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Perry cited Barrett's perimeter shooting as an area where he would like to see improvement.
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It's just a little easier to limit those guys than it is the perimeter guys.
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Even with Azubuike out, the Jayhawks dominated Arizona State inside, which opened up the perimeter.
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Most impressively, a good bit of this came against Kawhi Leonard, basketball's best perimeter defender.
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On offense, he can post up smaller defenders or drag bigger guys to the perimeter.
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Even the perimeter of the embassy in Saigon was penetrated by a Vietcong sapper squad.
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He has slipped inside the SEC's perimeter wire, and is threatening its recruiting fertile plain.
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"My heart just broke," said Ashely Iwu, whose car was enclosed within the police perimeter.
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Many tasks involve maintenance of the 164-acre prison, which has a 1.5-mile perimeter.
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Do we have a perimeter set up right now and everybody cleared out of school?
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The backyard is fenced and paved, with plantings along the perimeter and a koi pond.
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The Cyclones (9-9, 2-4 Big 123) were 11 of 24 from the perimeter.
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Shoppers are increasingly buying fresh food or snacks that are sold around the store perimeter.
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Hundreds packed the department's Great Hall, filling seats and lining the perimeter of the room.
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Other options include electronic key cards, perimeter fencing and lighting, shatterproof glass and reinforced doors.
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Celebrities, artists, estates, jewels, sailboats and one private island dot the perimeter of her story.
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According to Secret Service, an armed man approached the outer perimeter checkpoint around 3 p.m.
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Adjacent to our room was construction activity, taking place at the perimeter of the resort.
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You turn on the collar, walk a perimeter, and put the collar on your dog.
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Building and monitoring "perimeter security" also is a key area of focus for security architects.
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The instructions advise keeping a 2980-inch perimeter clear of objects around the docking station.
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Others stayed outside the perimeter, according to law enforcement officials keeping watch over the crowd.
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Officials set up a perimeter for miles around the reactors, known as an exclusion zone.
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The Rockets needed their strong shooting from the perimeter because their defense was again lacking.
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It was about pushing out over the perimeter, but only while tending to our own.
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A manhunt was quickly activated, with federal, state, and military personnel securing the prison's perimeter.
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The air circulation system relied on intake vents running along the perimeter of the floor.
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He drove us to the deserted perimeter of Las Vegas, where rock planes meet mountains.
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I felt like I owned not only my body but a wide perimeter around it.
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If you increase the size of the ring, you will get variation along a longer perimeter.
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Members of the Chilean Navy formed a perimeter around the whale Sunday as scientists conducted research.
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Oh, no—even more jarringly, these poems resemble perfect squares at the perimeter of the page.
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A large security perimeter has been set up by firefighters, who are currently battling the fire.
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The apple trees that line the property's perimeter, she reveals, were an anniversary gift from Rose.
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And therein lies the cost to the NBA's search for dependable, fungible, almost metronomic perimeter efficiency.
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I thought payday was Thursday—completely shattering any concentration in a 50-yard perimeter around them.
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Inside the compound, the Green Berets stationed unwounded Afghan commandos around the perimeter of the courtyard.
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My number one recommendation for grocery shopping is to shop the perimeter and not the isles.
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His father retired as the president of Perimeter Aviation, a Canadian regional airline based in Winnipeg.
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Back inside the perimeter of the launchpad, everyone darted off the bus, while I cautiously departed.
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So you're going to see protesters be able to protest somewhere outside of that outer perimeter.
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We walk the entire perimeter while the dogs play on the beach for over three miles.
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Around 50 demonstrators begin to walk slowly around the perimeter of the farm, singing and drumming.
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This makes it tough for HMI to detect the sun's outer perimeter when it's perfectly still.
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"I had six remotes, two outside the launch pad safety perimeter and four inside," Ingalls said.
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Group sales rose 3.3 percent at constant currency and perimeter to 3.11 billion euros ($3.67 billion).
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Is the perimeter at the top of your list of things that you think we need?
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Despite the perimeter scoring, North Carolina did a large portion of its damage in the lane.
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Stephen Reilly, the resort's chief operating officer, said only guards on the complex's perimeter are armed.
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The blazing moon illuminates the countryside and us, soldiers secure the perimeter before beginning their mission.
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Biyombo is an elite rim-protector, with the quickness to handle himself out on the perimeter.
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Executives are no longer solely focused on securing the corporate perimeter with firewalls and antivirus software.
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After a prolonged shooting slump, Hood has finally found the magic touch from the perimeter again.
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"I'm still trying to get more comfortable on the perimeter than in the paint," Green said.
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The team's lack of "productive" passing is more likely due to a dearth of perimeter playmakers.
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But Beverley is the perimeter pest every team in the NBA would be lucky to have.
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By protecting the perimeter at all costs, they were a half-step late protecting the rim.
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However, the Cavs have to make the most of their perimeter opportunities—and suddenly, they're struggling.
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His dad, Paul, a computer consultant, hovers at the perimeter with a camcorder to his eye.
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It has since reinforced perimeter security at transport hubs, stadiums, shopping centres and other public places.
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Kovacs and his Alpha Platoon were sent there to bolster the perimeter to cover the evacuation.
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The compound has six towers and two perimeter vehicles which operate twenty-four hours a day.
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By Monday, Iraqi forces had seized the entire city and set up checkpoints on its perimeter.
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Benches under pine trees on the site's perimeter suggested it was a place to linger over.
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Georgia Tech led 42-41 at the half, aided by a rare boost from perimeter shooting.
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On the way back from the castle, the boat took a spin around the island's perimeter.
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On the other end, France's perimeter players and Gobert stifled the U.S. offense down the stretch.
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But I've gotten the hang of touching the E8s around their perimeter which prevents unintended tapping.
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As the attendees went outside, police were setting up a perimeter outside the venue, she said.
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Ten people this week were arrested over the protests, including two caught inside Heathrow's perimeter fence.
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During some massacres, sources told CRG, soldiers secured the perimeter so that victims could not escape.
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Wade sparked the Bulls from the perimeter as the Bulls responded to the Knicks' fast start.
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Some of it was due to having sickly perimeter defenders on the floor at all times.
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Absorb his unnecessarily high dribble on the perimeter, his lucky isolation shots that make no sense.
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But sliding headfirst into the lane while the ball is on the perimeter could've killed BoBo.
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In what appears to be a miscalculation, the Cavs are switching almost everything on the perimeter.
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To form the dumplings, dip your finger in water and wet the perimeter of the wrapper.
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Mulch and leaves are scattered around the perimeter, and birch trees touch tips above the racks.
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Instead, they built their game plan on moving Watson around and hitting athletes on the perimeter.
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Within the nine-block perimeter, through traffic had been cut off and speed limits radically reduced.
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He could keep the ball moving on the perimeter but very rarely made a play himself.
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But by pressuring Curry along the perimeter, the Blazers sacrificed some help defense in the paint.
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Walk around the perimeter of your apartment a few times so your legs don't stiffen up.
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An iron perimeter is dotted with security personnel who placidly watch the life teeming around them.
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"My heart just broke," said Ashely Iwu, whose own car was enclosed within the police perimeter.
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Above: Travel along the perimeter of the estate on Bel Air Road, courtesy of Google Maps.
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Above: Travel along the perimeter of the estate on North Beverly Dr., courtesy of Google Maps.
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At the start, they draw invisible lines along the perimeter of their torsos with their hands.
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Mr. Sakiagak got to work, drawing a circle in the snow to mark the igloo's perimeter.
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Outdoor space: The spacious roof deck has wood fencing around the perimeter and built-in benches.
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"We're really using the perimeter of the property as the exterior walls," Mr. Thompson, 50, said.
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Trump blamed Iran for the attack on the embassy perimeter, and threatened Tehran in a Dec.
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They've countered 210-1 fronts with crack-toss plays attacking the perimeter, but defenses haven't relented.
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Around the store's perimeter, Pepsi will promote other brands in its portfolio, like its Smartfood popcorn.
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A Kurdish official similarly told The Associated Press that the government troops were at the perimeter.
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The TSA's "National Strategy for Airport Perimeter and Access Control Security" hasn't been updated since 2012.
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This season, fires have now burnt out 2.7 million hectares with a perimeter of 19,235 kms.
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Of this, the current 87 fires, incorporate 2.1 million hectares and a perimeter of 11,095 kms.
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In the second quarter, Minnesota Timberwolves center Gorgui Dieng got switched onto James on the perimeter.
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The perimeter is likely to expand when Mr. Trump is home, the law enforcement official said.
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His buildings are mostly residential, with anonymous perimeter walls that protect modestly sized but lavish interiors.
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The Secret Service is setting up a perimeter near the Quicken Loans Arena with stricter security.
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You can walk the perimeter of Mackinac Island in like two hours without breaking a sweat.
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One of St. Stephen's shelters has to close this weekend because it's within the security perimeter.
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It stays within the perimeter of my property and yet it's considered to be a blight?
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With four players stationed on the perimeter, the Celtics stretched the Bulls' defenders like rubber bands.
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In certain neighborhoods — where the protests took place last year — the military regularly patrols the perimeter.
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These methods help firefighters clear a perimeter of potential fuel to control the spread of flames.
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Trying to catch himself, his knee struck the ledge that ran the perimeter of the roof.
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Mbah a Moute works especially well on the defensive end, where he matches up with the opponent's best perimeter scorer on most nights; this season, he's even spent copious time guarding point guards, which allows Paul to rest by sliding onto the second-greatest perimeter threat.
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"There is a perimeter of at least 500 meters around it; no one can approach," he said.
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Another unit was deployed to the mosque and a security perimeter was established to prevent further attacks.
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Scaling an airport perimeter fence at an inconspicuous point would allow a stowaway access to an airplane.
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That last part matters: the Pacers cover for Ellis with good perimeter defenders and decent rim protection.
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"I'm still trying to get more comfortable on the perimeter than in the paint," Green told reporters.
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Cover image: Razor wire protects a perimeter of the Lee Correctional Institution in Bishopville, S.C., Tuesday, Feb.
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The planned system uses LIDAR and infrared sensors, as well as regular cameras, to monitor perimeter areas.
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Lance Thomas, one of the team's best perimeter defenders, missed the game with a sore left knee.
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Saturday, a person or persons apparently breached the 20-acre zoo's protective perimeter by scaling a fence.
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That staircase led to a mezzanine that circled the full perimeter of the store in the past.
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According to Mr Puigdemont, the Generalitat has "broadened the perimeter of knowledge of what's happening in Catalonia".
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Outside the perimeter, hundreds of residents gathered chanting "Allah is great" as well as slogans denouncing attacks.
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He threw it over his shoulder and ducked inside the security perimeter after declining to be interviewed.
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I walked the perimeter of the course, surveying the land that was once a rare nature preserve.
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"I think he's one of the best perimeter defenders we have in this league," Nowitzki told ESPN.
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The Panthers are counting on an upgrade of speed on the perimeter to help their passing attack.
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This will also guarantee that you have a nice perimeter of privacy around you at the park.
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Wilson's irons feature a black urethane material, visible in slots around the perimeter of the club face.
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The police linked arms, forming a tight perimeter around him, as photographers clamored to get a shot.
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In contrast to Brooklyn's assault from the perimeter, Chicago made just 22 of 253 278-point tries.
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As a security strategist, I teach that real security begins at the perimeter of the target location.
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"Duke's perimeter players got into the paint far too many times," Wake Forest coach Danny Manning said.
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The juvenile male apparently escaped from the Karoo National Park through a hole in a perimeter fence.
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An 11-kilometre perimeter wall built around the forest in 0003 has reduced dumping and illegal logging.
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The consequences of behaving outside the box are written beyond the perimeter—laughed at, beat up, dumped.
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Authorities said that the suspect scaled the perimeter fence by East Executive Avenue and the Treasury Building.
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The detention center is essentially a maximum security prison, with several electric fences surrounding its outer perimeter.
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Officials last week evacuated residents and set up a 1.5-mile (2.4-km) perimeter around the area.
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By starting their assault outside the airport's security perimeter, they avoided the security checks inside the terminal.
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Their pressure defense didn't bother us so much on the inside, but it did on the perimeter.
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By Sunday, crews had managed to carve containment lines around nearly a quarter of the fire's perimeter.
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She brings real toughness on the perimeter, creates her own shot, can be a really good defender.
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We did not let it scan the perimeter to build a basic mesh for my office walls.
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Tourists are milling about and buying souvenirs, guides are explaining, construction workers on the perimeter are relaxing.
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Almost any elevated space will benefit from planters arranged around the perimeter (about $2000 to $600 each).
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He has shot 55.8 percent from the field and 42.1 percent from the perimeter during that stretch.
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So it was not surprising that last year, construction materials were stolen from inside the prison perimeter.
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The police set up a perimeter around the family's apartment near Cannes, arresting Mr. Boudina on Feb.
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The death lineup can scamper all over the perimeter, but its biggest vulnerability is on the glass.
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A healthy Exum will also give the Jazz a bit more athleticism and length on the perimeter.
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For Trump, the border is a perimeter to be defended, just like his imaginary kings of old.
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" Alex Jones , of Infowars, patrolled the perimeter, bellowing incomprehensibly through a bullhorn, and deep chants of "Trump!
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He picked up the key ring, a company flashlight, and walked the perimeter of the main floor.
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Perimeter shooting was the difference, with Tudor and Corosdale combining for seven 3-pointers on 13 attempts.
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In 21988, he joined the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics in Waterloo, Ontario, as a visiting researcher.
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Dozens of wooden saints are lined up around the cathedral's perimeter, surrounded by hundreds of burning candles.
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On a crisp Saturday last May, I set out to walk the 32-mile perimeter of Manhattan.
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With the first words of the perimeter entries, we have LIONS and TIGERS and BEARS ... OH MY!
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Remember, Okafor's biggest flaws (as of now) are his lack of a perimeter game and his defense.
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Mar-a-Lago club members are allowed past the initial screening checkpoint and inside the protective perimeter.
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Press it down with your fingertips, and pinch the edges tight to the perimeter of the dish.
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You're hearing the subway going by or the buses or people you know, talking around the perimeter.
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Even the electric trains he had as a boy will be circling the perimeter of the ceiling.
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Eight days later, just before midnight on June 21972, a sentry detected movement just outside our perimeter.
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Twinkling Christmas lights line the perimeter and a rolled-up camp mattress is stashed in the back.
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"I'm a little more nervous than I usually am," he says, scanning the perimeter of the room.
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Soon we were conducting patrols outside Bearcat's jungle perimeter, searching for the Vietcong and their weapon caches.
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The Lakers are not known for their perimeter proficiency and made only 12 of those 224 shots.
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His perimeter game was a complement to Okongwu, as the duo caused multiple problems for the Crimson.
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As part of that, U.S. troops have been patrolling the perimeter in concert with Turkish-backed forces.
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About four minutes later: An officer identifies himself by number and says he is on the perimeter.
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Hundreds of counter-protesters had surrounded the perimeter of the park in downtown Boston during the rally.
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Overhead, two UH-1Y Venoms secured an unseen 3-dimensional perimeter, ready to provide support if needed.
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People who had been working in the building waited outside a perimeter, unsure what to do next.
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But Houston shot just 13 of 163 from deep, perimeter struggles that enabled Brooklyn to remain close.
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But Houston shot just 13 of 42 from deep, perimeter struggles that enabled Brooklyn to remain close.
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"It was blocking out from the perimeter most of the night," Stevens told reporters after Wednesday's loss.
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O'Connell drained perimeter jumpers on consecutive possessions as the Blue Devils stretched the advantage to 21994-295.
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Moore's perimeter shooting provided a lift on a night when Louisville shot 222 percent from the field.
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Fire prevention authorities routinely drum the words "perimeter defense" into residents' minds in this part of California.
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As the night wore on, protesters gathered around the security perimeter largely calmed down, even lighting candles.
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Kia Nurse, so dependable from the perimeter through the tournament, was 2 for 8 from the field.
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It is protected by thermal cameras, 22008-hour dog patrols and an electrified, wrought-iron perimeter fence.
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The village's 34 homes are built around the perimeter of the island, giving them all waterfront views.
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Solvency II is covering the wide perimeter of the group, including Caisses Regionales, unchanged from Groupama's supervisory perimeter under Solvency I. Groupama's financial leverage ratio has been decreasing over the last five years and reached 25% at end-2015, which is now in line with the 'A' category.
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In each space there were heavily riveted spiral staircases leading to a metal mezzanine running around the perimeter.
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Since his office is inside the security perimeter for the inauguration, he is also working from home today.
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Police secure a perimeter around the scene of a mass shooting in Toronto on Monday, July 23, 2018.
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Since 1997, the place has served up two stories of arguably the best beer selection inside the perimeter.
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In her studio, paintings and tools are set up around the perimeter, like lab stations to test possibilities.
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He managed to crawl 50 meters (yards) to a perimeter gate where security personnel helped him to safety.
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Mexican authorities have typically respected shelters as safe havens for migrants and not conducted raids inside their perimeter.
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The plane came down inside the airport's perimeter, about 250 meters short of the start of the runway.
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A central component of airport security around the world is a guarded perimeter around a "sterilized" secure area.
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Porter is an energetic wing who lingers on the perimeter while Wall and Beal draw the defense's attention.
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She went to Georgia State University's Perimeter College to save money and began to write her own music.
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On Monday morning, detectives streamed in and out of the restaurant and patrolled the perimeter looking for evidence.
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Bloom has expanded into a touring augmented reality experience with AR goggles and a perimeter of projection screens.
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Squads of police were stationed on the station perimeter and some protesters jeered and shone lasers at them.
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He threw no-look passes, grabbed rebounds, steadied his team and scored from both the paint and perimeter.
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The radar system has a better field of view, especially for close-range detection around the vehicle perimeter.
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He's shooting the ball from the perimeter, he's scoring in the post and he's really trusting the pass.
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This perimeter has different boarders that are much harder to define and measure because they are not definite.
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We erect perimeter protections such as firewalls that provide vital but limited protection and we patch and pray.
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At first I ran around the muddy perimeter of our local London park, then delved into Epping Forest.
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They were not the only ones that appeared to have gotten through the outer perimeter of the DNC.
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The dense, unique forest is mostly gone now, the perimeter walled off by a ten-foot high fence.
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One torrid stretch from the perimeter gave the Rockets the notion that their offense could offset their defense.
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So a large perimeter has been set up, established and it is still being reinforced at this hour.
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And I didn't even drive it very far — only a quick lap around the Fremont, California factory perimeter.
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The Washington Mystics, under Mike Thibault, have long emphasized perimeter shooting from all of their players, even bigs.
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Karen Johnson Boyd (21924–22015), owner and president of Perimeter Gallery, board emerita of the Racine Art Museum.
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You tell me who in the league is a better defender than I am, especially on the perimeter.
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The Jazz clawed their way out of a deep hole behind hot perimeter shooting and increased defensive intensity.
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Fans arriving at the American Airlines Center saw two K-9 officers and their handlers on the perimeter.
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A half dozen police officers set up a perimeter around the offices while prosecutors searched inside for documents.
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In stark contrast to rigid perimeter defenses and walls, the network needs to provide protection without compromising openness.
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Imagine him on this play below, either available for a kickout or dragging Serge Ibaka to the perimeter.
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Mike Lazaridis, a co-founder of BlackBerry (and of the Perimeter Institute) is a University of Waterloo dropout.
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So I am very cautious with additional tools that are deployed inside the enterprise perimeter (network, endpoint, etc.).
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Messi dribbled around the perimeter of the United States defense, probed for cracks and darted past stumbling defenders.
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So they will be buried there, inside the perimeter fencing where the UN had sought to protect them.
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At the end of the day we have to define and defend the core perimeter for the company.
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The library has trucked in goats in years past to eat away flammable scrub around the building's perimeter.
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ABC also reports that the new perimeter will cost $85033 million and will be completely installed by July.
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The Hoyas jumped out to a 43-8 lead thanks to some tenacious defense, especially on the perimeter.
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The Tigers start five freshmen, while the Ducks' starting perimeter has a combined 13 years of college experience.
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Also on the first floor is a south-facing sunroom with low built-in bookshelves lining the perimeter.
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While searching the home's perimeter, the officers spotted a person standing inside near a window, the release said.
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Heatherwick maintains the impressive visual power of the building's original appearance by preserving the silos along its perimeter.
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Golden State's offense seemed unstoppable until James and the Cavaliers solved the Curry conundrum with aggressive perimeter defense.
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BLM proposed that a 10-mile "perimeter fence" be constructed to encompass Black Rock City's 3,900-acre area.
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In an effort to guarantee blue skies, factories within a wide perimeter around the city have been closed.
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Then the Jazz created some breathing room in the second quarter by knocking down shots from the perimeter.
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They successfully pressured the London organizers to pay living wages to all who worked inside the Olympic perimeter.
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A boardwalk twists along the perimeter of the building on an incline from the first to third floors.
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The Hudson River could flood the city's perimeter and low-lying areas like the West Village by 2100.
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During a performance, ushers equipped with laser pointers are stationed above, or on the perimeter of, the audience.
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In Mosul, she stayed on a U.S. military base, and soldiers brought witnesses to the perimeter for interviews.
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The junior guard's presence helps open up perimeter looks for backcourt mate Luke Kennard (19.9 points, 5.2 rebounds).
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NBA wings need to do both and play with league-level perimeter skills in order to be effective.
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Guarding him on the perimeter must feel like undoing a Russian nesting doll made entirely from Rubick's cubes.
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As the cart motored around the perimeter of the pitch, however, cops could be seen running after him.
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We arrive to see the police start to set up a bicycle perimeter outside of the gated area.
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Deception is another layer in security that assumes the attacker has already gotten past perimeter anti-intrusion measures.
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The biggest difference from the design perspective, is the cloth speaker that surrounds the perimeter of the device.
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The reason so many people haven't been talking about this is so much is focusing on the perimeter.
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A Reuters reporter saw dozens of soldiers in Russian military uniforms inside the base and guarding the perimeter.
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We might conclude that we're in the range, not outside the perimeter, but not at the low end.
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Dwyer's perimeter was most mostly unchanged by 2016, but the buildings within it had slowly been torn down.
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The shots that they had dropped in against Arizona were nowhere to be seen against Kentucky's perimeter length.
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LA. CA., with a runway show held in former royal stables on the perimeter of the Boboli Gardens.
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During their flight, the perimeter of their potential landing zone could be about as big as Rhode Island.
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When he was on the floor, the Raptors' defense could withdraw to the fastness of its inner perimeter.
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The exuberant crowd numbered in the thousands, and it filled the streets around the perimeter of Christopher Park.
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In today's mobile, networked world, it's part of the security perimeter that protects your family and co-workers.
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The shops, on the ground-floor of the residential buildings, mostly face public avenues around the development's perimeter.
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" On Israel's security needs vis-à-vis Palestinians: "We should maintain security for a perimeter outside [Palestinian areas].
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A damaged drone was recovered near the airport's perimeter, Tingley said, and it was being examined for clues.
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Delle Donne was hounded in the post, and Toliver was often careless with the ball on the perimeter.
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They rushed to the scene, standing outside the police perimeter awaiting word on the fate of their friends.
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It helped mitigate 23 percent shooting from the floor, that included going 2-for-13 from the perimeter.
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But there were not enough Americans to stand perimeter security on the airfield, one Defense Department official said.
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The anteroom was filled with Mauritanian dignitaries and élites, all men, sitting on couches that lined the perimeter.
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The Mustangs had problems finding open looks on the perimeter, misfiring on all 10 first-half 3 pointers.
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The perimeter of the great room is accented by indirect lighting near the ceiling, set into cedar frames.
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Along the perimeter were dozens of vendors selling everything from whole lobsters to catfish balls with mango sauce.
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Security forces established a security perimeter while maintainers pulled their tools, set up chalks and placed munitions stands.
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Fitch regards both as providing sound strategic logic, ultimately seeking ways of de-risking the overall group perimeter.
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What distinguishes this one is that the town has taken it upon itself to keep the perimeter plowed.
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The Bluejays moved ahead 248-27 with 219:255 left, thanks to suffocating defense, especially on the perimeter.
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Starting from our company's position on the Khe Sanh perimeter, we climbed down to the Quang Tri River.
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To complement the spacious rooms, windows stretch around the perimeter of the condo, showcasing views of the city.
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The perimeter is adorned with unicycles, bins crammed with juggling equipment, and a spectrum of hoops and batons.
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And for the rest of the game, Booker had no choice but to trail Antetokounmpo to the perimeter.
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The Terriers were content to attack from the perimeter, going to the free-throw line only eight times.
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Temple scored his season high on 10-for-16 shooting, and was 212-for-29 from the perimeter.
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Trucks patrol the perimeter equipped with hardware to detect drones, which have been used to air-drop mobiles.
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The Secret Service plans to enlarge the security perimeter around the White House amid growing concerns about intruders.
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Guests sat on metal bleachers facing the set, and the square horseshoe-shaped perimeter served as the catwalk.
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She eventually made 463 of 18 field goals, with her perimeter shots coming just when Louisville needed them.
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In response, the militias laid siege to the U.S. embassy in Baghdad, breaking through the perimeter before withdrawing.
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At the top of the building, a triple-height loggia surrounds mechanical spaces, but there's a perimeter walkway.
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Artist renderings promoting the development online appear to show a stacked stone wall along the Park Street perimeter.
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The perimeter of each of the 169 Palestinian islands would have to be treated as an international border.
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Rodney plays with so much poise, and Larry was just controlling the perimeter, setting great pick-and-rolls.
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A small crowd began to gather around the perimeter as he treated them to a few dance movements.
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Note that I'm talking about spaces in lots and garages that are perpendicular to the wall or perimeter.
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Interestingly, the Warriors uncharacteristically had made just three 3-pointers before Bogut stunned the Pelicans with his perimeter shot.
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Nero, a responding bike officer, established a perimeter and said Gray had to be pulled in to the van.
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A four-block perimeter has been set up and people in the neighborhood have been told to stay inside.
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En masse, the caravan formed a maze-like perimeter around several DIY stages and dancefloors bumping Brazilian-inflected techno.
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The FCA will consult by the end of this year on where the perimeter lies for cryptoassets, he said.
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When he drives to the rim, he can see defenses bending toward him and find shooters along the perimeter.
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For the anonymous staffers who stood around the perimeter, there seemed to be feelings of deep disappointment and despair.
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The Hornets are also smaller on the perimeter without Nicolas Batum (toe), who is doubtful to play on Wednesday.
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"Before I could look at my wound I did a quick check of the perimeter and I saw nothing."
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In a fit of teenage rebellion, Hanna crosses the strict perimeter that her father has set around their home.
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Mueller organized a defensive perimeter and moved among his Marines, encouraging them to return fire; they fought for hours.
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While the Sooners left Garrett open regularly on the perimeter, they also didn't have an answer inside for Azubuike.
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Stringing a few units together will let a user protect the entire perimeter of a venue of any size.
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The project also included new fences along the perimeter of the new land to separate bison from local cattle.
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The system is also able to automatically flag hotspots of fire that break out away from the main perimeter.
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But he's polished on the perimeter, a master of the NBA's dark arts defending on and off the ball.
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Another perimeter scorer, Justin Jackson, has made just 10 of 20 shots (30 percent) over the last three games.
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He told police he jumped over the tunnel perimeter fence near Calais and made his way to England alone.
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Inside, she heads straight to the bathroom, filling up the tub and lining the perimeter with nips of vodka.
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Let's hear from Ms. Margolin: Naive constructor wanders unknowingly into the quicksand of a tricky-to-implement perimeter theme.
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Old thinking about defending a perimeter makes no sense when the adversary is probably already lurking in your networks.
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More than a week later, firefighters have managed to carve containment lines around 55 percent of the blaze's perimeter.
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Police officers are already patrolling the streets of Windsor and the perimeter of Windsor Castle Who is a threat?
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How the hell do you guard that, with Siakam in the dunker's spot and deadly shooting along the perimeter?
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Predicting the long-term economics of companies that operate in fast-changing industries is simply far beyond our perimeter.
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A 10-km sanitary perimeter has been established including a farm with around 5,000 pigs that are being inspected.
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Radius: 12.4 feet, maximum radial acceleration: 6g at outer perimeter, acceleration from 0g to 13g: less than 30 seconds.
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Ingram has done surprisingly solid work as a perimeter defender, a testament to his long arms and quick feet.
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The Jazz forced the Cavs to the perimeter, and that doomed Cleveland on a night when shots didn't fall.
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N. troops have increased perimeter patrolling while physically securing areas in the vicinity of the Protection of Civilians site.
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He has to cut out his sloppy turnovers and become more of an impact defender, particularly on the perimeter.
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He says she wasn't "even remotely close" to getting into the "inner perimeter" of the resort in Palm Beach.
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However, Detroit made 10 in the first half Sunday and sent the Cavaliers defenders scrambling unsuccessfully to the perimeter.
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Rather, the balloons allow commanders to identify where to deploy troops and maintain a defensive surveillance perimeter against attacks.
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Neighbors tell us construction crews had been working to complete the project, installing a security fence on the perimeter.
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An Iraqi military spokesman told CNN that Iraqi forces secured the perimeter of the mosque, where ISIS placed landmines.
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Utah couldn't miss from the perimeter out of the gate and never really cooled down as the game progressed.
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Concentrations of acetone and chloroform outside the perimeter of the explosion zone were also within normal limits, it added.
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I wasn't on a SWAT team, but I did perimeter security when the SWAT teams did drug warrant raids.
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Although still opulent by local standards, the compound's perimeter fence was broken and it suffered an infestation of snakes.
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Washington shot a respectable 47.7 percent from the field, but were outrebounded 48-38 and labored guarding the perimeter.
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Powerful S-400 anti-aircraft missiles maintain an air-defence perimeter in the eastern Mediterranean that constrains even NATO.
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Los Angeles' J. Paul Getty Museum on Tuesday said its scrub clearance efforts slowed a blaze on its perimeter.
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First, by improving their perimeter protection by introducing two-factor authentication, among other technologies, and more extensive data monitoring.
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We turned off the perimeter highway, following Highway 52 through the mountains in the central part of Puerto Rico.
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Such help is available in abundance at Perimeter, and available anywhere to any suitably senior politician who wants it.
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Smart, the Texas coach, made his name at Virginia Commonwealth by playing smaller lineups that featured four perimeter players.
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The Pelicans couldn't get any closer, and the Jazz eventually created some breathing room behind Korver's hot perimeter shooting.
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Soon, a group of protesters near the northern end of the perimeter, near a subway station, began pushing forward.
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While public apprehension is understandable, the response to every terrorist attack cannot be the creation of another security perimeter.
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The gunman at a Northern California food festival avoided event security by cutting through a perimeter fence, police said.
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A couple of young men with military haircuts and snorkels had a small island inside its perimeter to themselves.
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With rubber foxing added to the perimeter of the shoe, this water-resistant version will keep your feet dry.
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In a wristwatch, "you lose 1 second over a year," explained Asimina Arvanitaki from The Perimeter Institute in Canada.
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BASRA, Iraq (Reuters) - Three Katyusha rockets struck the outer perimeter of Basra's airport on Saturday, local security sources said.
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Three were able to breach said perimeter; the fourth apparently seemed to think better of the idea and returned.
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The plane came down inside the airport's perimeter, about 250 metres (yards) short of the start of the runway.
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It has been updated to reflect that they have joint appointments with Perimeter Institute and the University of Waterloo.
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A true image of a black hole would reveal its event horizon — the perimeter beyond which nothing can escape.
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With Embiid's size and post game, it's important for him not to fall in love with his perimeter game.
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He can rebound, protect the rim, switch out to cover guards on the perimeter, and finish around the basket.
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The perimeter of the facility was secured by a force of Cuban guards, who were vetted by the government.
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Cairo secured the perimeter of the Abbottabad compound and was prepared to go in after bin Laden if necessary.
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From the perimeter fence, a Reuters reporter saw concrete taxiways, large cranes, and work underway to reinforce the shoreline.
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Ms. Hernández said other people had also managed to flee, but even the perimeter of the building remained dangerous.
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The counters — called squirrel sighters — spend 20 minutes in a hectare, first walking its perimeter, then canvassing the interior.
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Defensively, Buffalo neutralized Arizona's size inside by collapsing on the paint, forcing the Wildcats to shoot from the perimeter.
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Experts have already stressed Brazil's often porous 23,000 kilometer perimeter, which lacks proper security controls in many remote regions.
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In 2010, President Barack Obama installed a new rug in the Oval Office, featuring five quotations along its perimeter.
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Lebanese factions aligned with Israel killed as many as 2,000 Palestinian civilians there as Israeli troops guarded the perimeter.
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We're told Amber hired off-duty cops to walk the perimeter of her house on a 24/7 basis.
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Will Miller remembers skateboarding along the perimeter of his family's home, a marble-trimmed glass box in Columbus, Ind.
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The militias now act as the police, as well as guards for the town perimeter and the avocado orchards.
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The company has also developed new perimeter lidar sensors that are located at the four points of the vehicle.
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We had tied cheerful gingham bumpers around the crib's perimeter, so she wouldn't bump her head on the slats.
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The wars they fight are about enlarging the perimeter of security and prosperity, expanding and consolidating the liberal order.
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By late Sunday, it was surrounded by fire trucks and police vehicles, its perimeter roped off by police tape.
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Seventeen days after the fire started, firefighters successfully formed a perimeter around the destructive blaze, Cal Fire officials said.
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No one was injured in the strikes, which landed on the perimeter of the airfield near the consulate building.
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Detective Clarkson started running along the perimeter of the concert area, larger than the size of two football fields.
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Engineers also created new "perimeter cameras" that sit near the wheels, to spot things very close to the car.
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Wales Bonner eschewed seating entirely, having showgoers stand along the perimeter of a sparse room in London's Swiss Church.
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With 3-point threats like Curry and Thompson dragging defenders to the perimeter, Durant found seams to the basket.
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Overall grain output would be at 126,986 tonnes, compared to 119,473 tonnes at comparable perimeter last year, it said.
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A TRA might also call for perimeter fencing, a panic room, a guard house, and other costly security infrastructure.
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If Love is healthy, he requires an active defender (Durant or Draymond Green) to chase him on the perimeter.
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Dean and another officer responded to the call and bodycam footage shows the pair checking the perimeter using flashlights.
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Both a parents' advocacy group and the Public Defenders Service had offices inside the locked perimeter of the facility.
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But where the missiles exploded within the base perimeter suggests they were intended to kill U.S. personnel, he said.
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"Though the situation around the Embassy perimeter has calmed significantly, post security posture remains heightened," the emailed statement read.
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Some have questioned whether airport checkpoints should be expanded or if the security perimeter should be pushed further out.
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Vivendi said first-quarter sales rose 3.3 percent at constant currency and perimeter to 3.11 billion euros ($3.67 billion).
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Other times, four defenders hustle to guard six or seven shooters stationed around the perimeter and in the lane.
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He raised his hand, spurred the mare and rode around the perimeter of the churchyard towards the waiting figure.
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On the perimeter, Hayward, George Hill and others make it difficult for their assignments to penetrate, forcing difficult shots.
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West Virginia guarded relentlessly on the perimeter, limiting the Governors to 1-of-193 shooting from 3-point range.
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I think our inexperience on the perimeter as a whole with our starting group showed a little bit today.
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They bow their heads and place a bowl of fruit, some bread and incense next to the perimeter tape.
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Cruz would have been stopped at a perimeter security checkpoint (outside the campus), identified and his intentions made known.
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In some cases, these blanks are so arranged as to encircle the black moment in a perimeter of white.
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Borders are porous in Madeleine Thien's novel "Dogs at the Perimeter," both in the world and in the mind.
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For her thesis, Dang expanded upon the original concept through the inclusion of "Botanical Cage and Perimeter Wall" (2018).
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The British Airline Pilots' Association (BALPA) said it understood "detection and tracking equipment" had been installed around Gatwick's perimeter.
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Thousands of flights were grounded at Gatwick Airport outside London in December when drones were spotted near the perimeter.
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"The requirements request no denial of access to the mobile networks for devices outside the perimeter fence," he said.
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NAICM's perimeter wall started going up before builders knew where the airport's entrance was; they had to make expensive changes.
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"There were cops all around the perimeter of the area to provide cover in case we needed it," he says.
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Police are shown at the perimeter of the scene of a shooting in east Toronto, on Monday, July 23, 2018.
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The Flydubai plane came down inside the airport's perimeter, about 250 metres (yards) short of the start of the runway.
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Statistically, Monk's best comparable as an elite shooter and athlete who largely plays a perimeter game is probably J.R. Smith.
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"The decision to temporarily halt production was based on sightings of pests around the perimeter of the facility," Almanza said.
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"The security perimeter for this inauguration was extended due to lessons learned and world events," a Secret Service spokesperson said.
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Landscapers placed plants with high water content around the perimeter of the building, because they are slowest to catch fire.
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In a clever bit of design, the perimeter around each icon fills in as you progress closer to your goal.
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Now he faces death threats, an armed guard prowls Cumhuriyet's perimeter and a bomb-suppression blanket sits at the entrance.
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"This is two games in a row that we have been held to the perimeter," said Blues coach Ken Hitchcock.
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Jonah Mathews provided scoring from the perimeter, hitting 4 of 10 from beyond the arc en route to 16 points.
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He had travelled often and far, but concluded that poetry was best done within a perimeter of about 20 miles.
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When they began to march around the perimeter, I naturally felt compelled to hop off my bunk and join them.
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An Indian Point nuclear power plant employee walks past the razor wire and concrete barricades that protect the plant's perimeter.
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"Analysts can automate the fire perimeter situational awareness as quickly as the sensor can reasonably view the fire," they said.
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At some Brazilian lockups, for example, heavily outnumbered guards patrol the perimeter and allow gang bosses to impose order within.
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Revenues grew by 4.9 percent at constant currency and perimeter to 13.9 billion euros, roughly in line with market expectations.
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As of Monday, more than 4,800 firefighters battling the flames had cut containment lines around 50 percent of its perimeter.
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To get here, I have driven an hour along the parched perimeter of Death Valley without spying a human soul.
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"I thought we did a far better job as a team of guarding those really difficult perimeter players," Brown said.
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I am clearly not the first to discover that a puzzle with perimeter theme answers is really hard to fill!
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Now the trick is to fill in the perimeter, which will capture quite a lot of real estate for you.
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If you are shopping at a regular grocery, I suggest shopping the perimeter of the store and never the aisles.
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Utah made 32 of 58 shots from the field (55.2 percent) and 9 of 17 (8.73 percent) from the perimeter.
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The plaque that the flag is placed in is shaped like the perimeter of the former Al Qaeda leader's hideout.
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Thompson played a key role, blocking a perimeter shot by Jrue Holiday and then racing down court for a dunk.
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He said airport security personnel had noticed a man "acting in a bizarre manner" near the perimeter of the airport.
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Ohana Villa has a concrete foundation drilled into volcanic rock, and its bedrooms, kitchen and perimeter walls are all concrete.
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On day, says Peters, she saw her daughter walking at the perimeter of the school: "She was crying," Peters remembers.
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The Cavaliers were doomed by poor perimeter shooting, connecting on just 23.8 percent of their 10.33-pointers, 10 of 42.
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And the more there's perimeter shooting around the league, I think it's only increased the opportunities for the post players.
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The more the league moves toward shooting, small ball, and perimeter play, the greater the demand for certain defensive prototypes.
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They've set up a perimeter, and are using dogs and a helicopter with thermal imaging to help locate the men.
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The missions of the United Nations and African Union, as well as several embassies, are based inside the perimeter fence.
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On a recent night Shir led his men, on foot, to cross the western perimeter deeper into ISIS-controlled Raqqa.
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But in most games, Roberson—the most oppressive and effective perimeter defender in basketball—makes slowing down stars look easy.
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Cleveland cops with bikes holding perimeter, with state patrol in secondary row and cops on horses/riot gear inside. pic.twitter.
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It was founded in 2003 by Neil Turok, a South African who now directs the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics.
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G Joe Ingles was averaging 9.8 points per game and shooting 53.7 percent from the perimeter in December before Thursday.
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Waymo's LIDAR sensor, which helps self-driving cars "see" the world around them, is called Laser Bear Honeycomb 3D perimeter.
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More promising for his future prospects, he has improved this season at sliding and moving his feet on the perimeter.
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Was he rested and ready and decided, on a whim, to forgo the perimeter altogether as a celebration of life?
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He went to work clearing a perimeter around the camp to put some space between the camp and the blaze.
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Compounding the issue is a roster that, outside Irving, only enlists two perimeter-oriented shot creators, in Rozier and Smart.
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Only one seems to be operational, as evidenced by the men, largely solo, sitting in plastic chairs around its perimeter.
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Buoyed by a strong performance from the perimeter, the Rockets suddenly went cold down the stretch of the third quarter.
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They have so many threats on the perimeter that can shoot the basketball along with an inside presence like Poeltl.
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The high screens forced Steven Adams and Serge Ibaka to the perimeter time and again to cover Curry or Thompson.
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The family room has acoustic tile around its perimeter near the roofline, to offset the resonance of the high ceiling.
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Sand berms were bulldozed to form a perimeter, and a panoply of defenses, including antiaircraft missiles, is at the ready.
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He's already a premier rim protector, elite rebounder, and quick enough to shuffle out and defend guards on the perimeter.
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The suspension was lifted after Barrick completed measures, such as increasing the height of perimeter banks surrounding the leach pad.
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S. Perimeter Security deal similar to that signed with Canada, that allows for regular information exchanges on persons of interest.
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She passed many days cruising the perimeter of Manhattan, grinding the trucks of her board along every railing in sight.
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For him to cover the perimeter of the canvas, he will need over 300 nails hammered in one by one.
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But at checkpoints outside the campus, security officials insisted that the attackers had not infiltrated the perimeter of the university.
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Law enforcement and public health officials will use sensors for perimeter access control and radiation, explosive and hazardous gas monitoring.
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While some of the resort's perimeter security team carry guns, the security guards stationed inside the building were not armed.
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Veneto Banca said on Friday its board is considering the possibility of taking BIM unit out of the group's perimeter.
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"To cross the line is a criminal offense," Mr. Koehler said of the security perimeter, requesting that it be lifted.
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The Jazz shot 60 percent (18-of-30) from the field and 69 percent (9-of-13) from the perimeter.
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The Pacers ramped up their defense in the second half, blanketing the perimeter and forcing Brooklyn to attack the paint.
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While the agency exceeds federal standards for airport perimeter security we continue to explore ways to enhance our security posture.
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We also added windows along the perimeter, skylights and solar tubes so that the majority of light is natural. 2.
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At each stage, the total perimeter of the figure is 8, and after each step, it better approximates the circle.
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In the regular season, the Cavs had a 133.1 offensive rating (ORTG) against Boston when four perimeter players flanked James.
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He's still the scariest perimeter defender ever and is developing areas of his game that make everything easier for everyone.
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Instead, the Golden Cow stopped just short of the perimeter, turned, regarded me and spoke in a happy anime voice.
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In that game, Siakam was asked to scramble around the perimeter, showing off his lateral quickness and close-out speed.
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The Golden Hurricane's spiral started with Taplin's foul along the perimeter, which sent Evans to the line for three shots.
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Inside the fenced perimeter of one in August, stood two 500-metre-long green hangars into which military vehicles drove.
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If a fire is described as 10 percent contained, that means that 10 percent of the perimeter has been established.
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Many who were attempting to climb over the high perimeter wall were gunned down, their bloodied bodies falling in heaps.
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Reuters pictures showed at least five vehicles destroyed outside the hotel, whose perimeter wall was partly destroyed in the blast.
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Over 4,300 personnel assigned to the blaze have carved containment lines around 37 percent of the perimeter of the blaze.
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It started at ground zero, for even Drummond saw himself as a perimeter player coming out of college in 0.73.
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Airport staff members first spotted the drones flying over a perimeter fence and into the runway area around 9 p.m.
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Local guards are mostly restricted to the perimeter of diplomatic compounds and do not generally have access to secure areas.
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Surely you've heard the incessant chatter about the Lakers' need for more perimeter shooting to open driving lanes for James.
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Soon she sets off, galloping around the perimeter with her hands in front of her body crossed at the wrists.
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Her mother worked in public health as a nutritionist in Sobradinho, one of the several satellite cities ringing Brasília's perimeter.
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A long list of substances and devices are banned within the security perimeter including drones, aerosol spray cans and flares.
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These perimeter galleries that we've been walking through surround and lead into the central room as a kind of temple.
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The budget allocated $9 million for hardened doors, two locksmiths, perimeter fencing, additional locks, glass reinforcement and classroom surveillance cameras.
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Tim Hardaway Jr., who scored a team-high 28 and notched 10 rebounds, is a spry wing on the perimeter.
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When the officers searched the perimeter of the house, one officer outside noticed a person standing inside, near a window.
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Shoppers are increasingly hugging the perimeter of grocery stores and shunning the center, where packaged food typically lines the shelves.
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Driving the perimeter of Basse-Terre on the N1, Guadeloupe's main highway, is an exercise in gaining and losing elevation.
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Almost all the development on Hong Kong Island is squeezed into a narrow strip of usable land around its perimeter.
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The Irish shifted from lobbing the ball inside to Turner, their star forward, to throwing up perimeter shots with success.
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It got to the point where police had to from a perimeter around the counterprotesters to prevent any potential clashes.
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"Lack of visibility, poor perimeter control and insufficient ability to quickly detect and contain intruders remain core challenge," Pfeiffer said.
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Jagged volcanic rock forms a crusty perimeter around the island, with inlets that are rhythmically thrashed by the ocean waves.
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The Denver forward terrorized the Thunder defenders with his ability to shoot perimeter shots and also drive to the hoop.
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Supporters of Iranian-backed Iraqi paramilitary groups stormed the U.S. embassy's perimeter and hurled rocks in two days of protests.
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Once the Bluejays' perimeter shooting stretched Oral Roberts' defense, they started feeding graduate transfer center Kelvin Jones in the post.
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Outside, on the perimeter of our church service, venders were selling popcorn and brisket sandwiches and thirty-two-ounce Cokes.
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The Ospreys got off to a solid start before Iowa started dominating on the boards and playing better perimeter defense.
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Early on, the Sooners tried to match the Cowboys from the perimeter and struggled from outside as the deficit grew.
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Circumnavigating Easter Island In March, she swam the perimeter of Easter Island, located 3,540 kilometers off the coast of Chile.
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Cheng took up a post guarding the perimeter of the campus, settling in for a siege of then-unknown duration.
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If they're not doing anything they need to get to the perimeter -- we have more than enough units on scene.
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Watts also had five 3s, a reminder that the Tar Heels have a potent 1-2 punch on the perimeter.
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"Against Houston, Simmons showed that he can guard multiple perimeter spots, this will be needed against the Warriors," Brosky said.
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Security chiefs had arrived at the scene of the attack and had set up a security perimeter, the spokesman said.
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