The trees are mainly oaks and pines, and the pines predominate.
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They are all dead and burned: sugar pines, ponderosa pines, oak trees, cedar trees.
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Paradise itself was spread out among large Coulter pines—those pines with the long, spindly needles and heavy cones.
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Dr. Pines is survived by a daughter, Catherine Pines; a son, Jonathan; a sister, Judith Fried; and three grandchildren.
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The groom's mother retired this past week as a speech language pathologist at East Campus Elementary of the Pembroke Pines Charter School, in Pembroke Pines, Fla.
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Posthumous Fame - Rye Pines from K8 Howl on Vimeo.
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In dry, hot times like these, the record number of decaying ponderosa pines, sugar pines, and other towering species can become kindling for errant sparks, fallen power lines, cigarette butts, and lightning strikes.
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For visitors such as Sherry Pressman of Pembroke Pines, Fla.
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Verdant green pines line the roads, concealing the forests' wounds.
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Now, however, Mark no longer pines for Juliet (Keira Knightley).
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I'd done a handful — like A Place Beyond the Pines.
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Clinton spoke for only eight minutes at Pembroke Pines, Fla.
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Since 1990, though, it's been left lonely among the pines.
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Mrunal Thakur portrays Anand's former lover who pines for him.
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Three years ago, Centennial High School in Circle Pines, Minn.
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White pines, lodgepoles and red spruce grew along the shoreline.
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What are you looking forward to at the Pines Party?
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"It used to be surrounded by tall pines," he said.
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Mark Truitt, 21922, a longtime educator in Pembroke Pines, Fla.
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Ah yes, finally, even more pines, this time starring Ryan Gosling.
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Pines says they're concerned conditions could get worse and possibly dangerous.
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They galloped through stands of straggly pines until their cheeks burned.
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No wonder he looked more wooden than the stately pines outside.
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We were in a corridor of tall pines, snow drifting down.
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Under stress in the fifth year of severe drought, the ponderosa pines, the pinyons and the sugar pines lack the moisture needed to manufacture the sticky resin that prevents bark beetles from burrowing into their trunks.
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By 2080, favorable conditions for the invasive species could extend over 48 percent of jack pines and 71 percent of red pines, a forest range of 270,000 square miles in the northeastern United States and southern Canada.
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Snow blankets towering mountains, fog fills valleys, and pines ring glittering lakes.
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Amacker Ranch by shuttle and drive their cars back to Tamarack Pines.
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Sunday in a car parked on a dirt road in Southern Pines.
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The piece was recorded by Dave Bryant at the Pines in Montreal.
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For an entire mile down the road, pines were snapped in half.
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"Let's call it The Pussy Grabber Plays," Pines recalls her friend saying.
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"Monday night is a kickoff for a national movement," Pines tells PEOPLE.
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It is exactly the feeling of Cézanne's "Pines and Rocks," at MoMA .
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Joslin prefers Eastern white pines, despite their tendency to drip sticky pitch.
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According to the Fire Island Pines Historical Preservation Society, a hairstylist named
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"I won't be sending her to Shady Pines anytime soon!" he quips.
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"Our job is to control the density of the pines," said Moretti.
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After they break up — because Mercury is gay — Mercury pines for Austin.
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In its aftermath, a new generation of pines sprouted, healthy and dense.
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Farther up the slope are bristlecone pines, with sinewy, almost humanoid trunks.
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Next to a cluster of pines or a spot with a view?
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He was T13 at Torrey Pines last year and T2900 in 21600.
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The ice skating rink at the Pines Hotel has seen better days.
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There, he wandered among the tall pines and wrestled with his misgivings.
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According to the Beaufort County Sheriff's Office, Hilton Head Island Fire Rescue and Sea Pines Security personnel responded to a lagoon off of Wood Duck Road in Sea Pines Plantation to a report of an alligator attacking a woman.
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Evergreens like firs and pines are shifting northward in search of cooler climes.
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Originally we tried to use Nirvana's "In The Pines," which also really worked.
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She always said no, until she heard from Kate Pines and Sharyn Rothstein.
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Robert E. Lee, and lost his arm at the Battle of Seven Pines.
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"It stretches over 20 acres here of pines and tropical gardens," says Heyman.
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The distant mountains, blanketed with pines and chestnuts, appeared a dark purplish gray.
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The pristine lakes, tall pines, and snowy cliffs will blow you both away.
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Mr. Waters slipped out the back door and stood beneath the pines, elated.
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When she pines, it isn't for a romantic savior but for a body.
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Sunday night, Amanda Conwell, a spokesperson for Pembroke Pines Police Department told PEOPLE.
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The lot is sloping and green, with firs, spruces, hemlocks and lodgepole pines.
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At the Veterans Affairs Center for Sexual Trauma Services at Bay Pines, Fla.
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McAfee suggested four Caledonian pines, tall, spindly firs to remind her of Scotland.
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Wispy white pines took over the hillsides, crammed tightly next to each other.
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Just want to fly through the pines at about 35 miles per hour?
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At the moment, these limber pines appear to be charging up the slope.
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The couple met in 2015 at a gas station in Pembroke Pines, Fla.
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We continued down US Route 20 through the muted landscape of ponderosa pines.
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After firing several more rounds, he emerged from the pines carrying a rifle.
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The story of the Pines is inherently complicated, as are its Piney residents.
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He animistically insists that the pines and beeches would feel pain from the ax.
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Jaffe recently tested 16 M-AUEs off the coast of Torrey Pines, San Diego.
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Once-mighty oaks and pines have faded into ghastly hues of brown and gray.
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According to Yechezkel Rodal, Robinson's attorney, he had ordered pizza in Pembroke Pines, Fla.
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The SunSentinel reports 26-year-old Christopher Cave called Pines Ford Lincoln June 2.
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OUTDOOR SPACE: The lot is about 0.86 acre, most of it covered with pines.
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The surrounding pines, which appeared vast from the ground, are mere weeds by comparison.
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My (PGA Tour) career started at Torrey Pines, finishing third in my rookie year.
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My rendition of In the Pines and the video is very personal to me.
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The victim was later identified as Cassandra Cline, a resident of Sea Pines Living.
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In Glacier, I snowshoed through frosty pines while fresh snow immediately erased my tracks.
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The bright windows revealed a stand of tall pines and, beyond it, a field.
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By mid-morning, we were due at "Wagons in the Pines" for a pancake
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Near the summit, shrouding pines suddenly gave way to a vista of the Cascades.
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The couple were introduced in 2008 by mutual friends in Fire Island Pines, N.Y.
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I ran to catch up — careening over rocks, slaloming through pines — and never did.
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It was a challenging glade that had me splatting repeatedly into the frosted pines.
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" Arvio translates this, with a vast diminution in energy, as "High grove of pines.
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A spokeswoman for Carolina Pines did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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Giulia Pines is a freelance culture and business writer based in Jackson Heights, Queens.
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He hardly needs a practice round at Torrey Pines to know his way around.
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But this wouldn't explain the straight pines that surround this patch of bent ones.
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For instance, people in the Great Lakes, favor their native scotch pines and spruces.
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Tree specialists were removing flammable lodgepole pines in Sunriver, a 22,13-home resort community.
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The Place Beyond the Pines (1/250) An expansive crime thriller about family, love, ambition, and forests, The Place Beyond the Pines will keep the brain sharp and ready to execute a gameplan against some of the best the NFL has to offer.
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And when islanders aren't twirling themselves, they can find entertainment with a sickening variety of drag and burlesque shows, notably the Invasion of the Pines, an annual Fourth of July tradition involving hundreds of drag queens arriving in the Pines harbor by boat.
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Meanwhile, Elinor pines quietly for Edward Ferrars (Grant), the awkward but adorable brother of Fanny.
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I stepped into the cold darkness, snow piling on box elders and cottonwoods and pines.
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Whatever you call, it means thousands of people earn a living peddling firs and pines.
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John Poiarkoff, who was the chef at the Pines and Willow in Brooklyn, has left.
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Woods was all over the North Course at Torrey Pines with a wild driving performance.
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It cringes, pines and rages, safe in the knowledge that things will, inevitably, get better.
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"Posthumous Fame" comes from Rye Pines' 2014 album Portrait of Dissonance as a Young Man.
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"We took the boat into the Pines harbor and we were absolutely terrified," Hansen says.
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Plus, you might have seen the TV series based off his other novel, Wayward Pines.
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OUTDOOR SPACE: The property is desert, with pinyon pines and juniper trees among native grasses.
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The resort also has views of the United States' largest continuous forest of Ponderosa pines.
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Which is what makes Redd's seaside retreat on New York's Fire Island Pines so surprising.
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In the Sierra Nevada, the losses of pines and other conifers are concentrated and widening.
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The attack happened off Wood Duck Road in Sea Pines Plantation, the sheriff's office said.
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GIOVANNI RUSSONELLO Waxahatchee goes acoustic on "Chapel of Pines," from an album due in September.
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Go long and you have to deal with azaleas, pines and a pair of bunkers.
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Ms. Dundee estimates they planted 100,000 pines on the property, with 19633,000 expected to survive.
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Taverns and families might tap the local pines for their own supply of fresh resin.
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Among the guests were the groom's parents, Beth and Brent Murphy of Castle Pines, Colo.
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Charlie is the king he's programmed to serve; Miranda is the queen he pines for.
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In its place, a scrubby forest of short oaks and white pines has come up.
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Meanwhile, the man who talks to cable America still pines for time with his dad.
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A few months later, Dr. Pines left Illinois for a tenure-track professorship at Princeton.
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The men were charged with defending Pines Bridge, a strategic crossing over the Croton River.
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The news did circulate in and around his hometown, Southern Pines, N.C., in early 2009.
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The Pembroke Pines Department of Public Works declined to comment, referring questions to the FBI.
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Vladimir Putin pines for the days when the Soviet Union dominated Central and Eastern Europe.
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In the early 1950s, the city earmarked the Torrey Pines area for research and light industry.
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At the Adobe and Pines Inn, rest and relaxation are intended for all guests — pets included.
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In the craggy Jura Mountains, tall pines stretch up and up into the cloudless blue sky.
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In Pembroke Pines, police said they've looked into reports of threats to area schools, but Capt.
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To capture the pet point of view, the Pines Lodge, a RockResort in Beaver Creek, Colo.
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EST Updated label on photos and corrected town identified as Paradise, CA to Paradise Pines, CA
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Consider The Family's Claire Warren (Joan Allen), mayor of Red Pines, Maine, and a potential governor.
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So why are so many Ponderosa pines, Douglas firs, and quaking aspen in California's forests dying?
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Until then, I guess I'll go buy some eggs, and re-watch Place Beyond The Pines.
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The lines at Costco in Pembroke Pines appeared to be several hours long, Javier Aragon tweeted.
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It is threatening residences in the Jerseydale, Mariposa Pines, Clearing House and Incline areas, officials said.
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The hope is native forests of coihues, lengas, and Patagonian cypresses will replace the removed pines.
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Thick pines onshore, long slabs of granite, streams and outlets all melted into an unbroken horizon.
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Years removed, he both loathes and pines for the man he became in the Marine Corps.
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Instead, whoever appeared to have plotted a heist at a Chase bank in Pembroke Pines, Fla.
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Then he noticed his house was on fire and flames were shooting up the skinny pines.
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The pines lining his driveway were burning "like giant candles," spewing ember helixes into the sky.
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Her death was confirmed by Camilla Fluxman Pines, her manager, who did not specify a cause.
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The strongest winds in eight years rained burning pines down like missiles as the fires spread.
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A music promoter, whose name was not provided, told police that he had agreed to pay DaBaby, whose real name is Jonathan Kirk, $30,000 to perform that evening at Cafe Iguana Pines, a nightclub in Pembroke Pines, Florida, according to a Miami Police Department arrest report.
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The shop features several species, including Scotch pines, Black Hill spruces; and Balsam, Fraser, and Douglas firs.
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Students pet a therapy dog outside Pines Trails Center where grief counselors were present in February 2018.
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I was trapped, as trapped as I'd been in the room of pines where I woke up.
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Pines and Rothstein hope their play benefits survivors around the country and even the world, they said.
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The teen was only identified as a Torrey Pines High School student who lives near the school.
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It's a beautiful area, by all accounts—an untrampled wilderness of lodgepole pines, grizzly bears, and waterfalls.
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Let the Chris Evanses and Chris Pines of the world take on the serious leading-man roles.
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Some whitebark pines manage to live for a thousand years, but many of them are now dying.
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His best finish was a tie for 43rd at Torrey Pines, his first event of the year.
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As we climbed, he pointed through the pines to the village farther and farther away below us.
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He tied for 23rd three weeks ago at Torrey Pines in his first start of the year.
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But in the other two dry scenarios, Eastern White Pines, the usual underdogs, come out on top.
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"Look, they didn't touch the dead trees," Mr. Kalmykov said, pointing to the still standing, blackened pines.
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The couple met through mutual friends in 2009 in Fire Island Pines, the Long Island summer resort.
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Six years before, he had been required to go to Lebanon Pines as a condition of probation.
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"We understand that the German and French governments have made arrangements to evacuate their citizens," Pines said.
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He had a degree in forestry management and told me about the fire adaptations of Southern pines.
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Envoy Technologies, which operates the program, declined to share usage rates for the cars at Whispering Pines.
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From a distance it looks like a thin row of dark, rusting pines joined at the top.
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SCITUATE, R. I. — Foresters began noticing the patches of dying pines and denuded oaks, and grew concerned.
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She lifted her paddle and gestured toward some white pines: "This would be all mines," she said.
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Je suis tout de suite descendue dans la cuisine et j'ai dessiné une carte de Three Pines.
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The first visible sign of this came in January at the Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines.
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The white pines, for instance, reproduce only during fires, when their seed pods explode in the heat.
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In addition to his daughter, son and grandchildren, Dr. Pines is survived by a sister, Judith Fried.
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Although Dr. Pines never won a Nobel Prize, he contributed advances that directly led to others' Nobels.
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From the high vantage of pines and oaks, the raptors looked down at their chubby, flightless prey.
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Several players at Torrey Pines this week have never competed against Woods in a full-field event.
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"I loved the fight," said Spieth, who is set to return in two weeks at Torrey Pines.
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The stress of drought on the pines has enabled the pine beetles to do their insidious work.
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At the far edge of the parking lot, the tall, top-heavy pines were hatched sideways with snow.
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And it would dramatically shift vegetation in the region, famed for umbrella pines, olive groves, and holm oaks.
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Crouch is the writer behind the Wayword Pines trilogy, which inspired Fox TV series of the same name.
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Like some sort of antidote to the Make America Great Again regressiveness half the country evidently pines for.
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On Fire Island, the largest of the barrier islands outside Long Island, you'll find the Fire Island Pines.
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In his short novel "Pnin," published in 1957, Vladimir Nabokov wrote: Pnin slowly walked under the solemn pines.
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A door here opens to the back deck, which was made from old pines cut by the river.
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My northern sensibility pines to tell you, however, that there's something magical about vans for making life easier.
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The conventional approach is to make him a widowed or divorced dad who pines for his little girl.
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She greeted supporters at the West Miami Community Center before heading on to a rally in Pembroke Pines.
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The scientists reached out to a colleague in Australia and asked him to check the Cook pines there.
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Cette municipalité a servi d'inspiration au village fictif de Three Pines dans lequel se déroulent ses treize livres.
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She pines, she has said, for the aliveness of wet clay or paint — the thing still in process.
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The table where she writes overlooks woods dotted with snow-covered pines ideally suited for concealing a corpse.
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Great green pines blur past the window when suddenly there's a break in the forest to our right.
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He won the 2008 U.S. Open on the same Torrey Pines course and has eight career victories there.
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A Monet water lilies painting, which hung in the sweeping stairwell at Hudson Pines, could fetch $70 million.
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He missed the cut at Torrey Pines, a place where he had won eight times as a pro.
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SAN DIEGO — What his blanket is to Linus Van Pelt, Torrey Pines Golf Course is to Tiger Woods.
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The couple has been dating since 2011, and appeared in The Place Beyond The Pines in 2012 together.
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He was arrested in 1956 and imprisoned on the Isle of Pines, off the main island's southwestern coast.
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Armies of forest rangers relentlessly clear dead wood and underbrush to create near perfect carpets beneath the pines.
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The sun shot sideways through the pines as Tim Horting guided his snow rover along a rolling path.
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In The Pines, Hemard notes that he used a survey by John Kush and Morgan Varner in his research.
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Pines and Rothstein also don't want the stories of the 19 women who have come forward to be forgotten.
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Yes you are looking at a green haze made up of tree pollen from the pines of central NC!
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So he gambled on a massive drive, which swerved through the pines, over a creek and into a shrub.
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It's home to unique pencil pines, which can be more than 1,000 years old, alongside cushion plants and kangaroos.
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After all, nothing solidifies bonding like an altitude acclimating kickoff bike-a-thon through a sea of golden pines.
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The bulldozer operator was identified by the Shasta County Sheriff&aposs Department as Don Ray Smith of Pollock Pines.
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He and Cooper shared riveting screen time together in the underrated 2012 crime drama The Place Beyond the Pines.
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"The Pines is to gay people what Israel is to Jews," a resident once told the New York Times.
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Jones acts mainly in films, but appeared most recently on television as an enigmatic scientist in FOX's Wayward Pines.
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Hustling Valerie back among the pines, out of sight of the windows, he dumped the bag at her feet.
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And some of her favorite patios and rooftops are found at Santina, Brasserie Ruhlmann, the Pines, Leyenda and Sabbia.
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Josephina A seasonal outdoor taqueria and Mexican market will be in business Thursdays though Sundays behind the Pines restaurant.
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The bride is a daughter of Mary F. Pepin of Ghent, N.Y., and Bernard Rabinowich of Pembroke Pines, Fla.
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A. After I made "The Place Beyond the Pines," I was so sick of myself and my own ideas.
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Though I can't see them from here, Clara's and Catherine's houses are behind the pines just across the harbor.
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It's a singularly tortured love, one that grits its teeth, girds its loins and pines for a contested convention.
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Uscher-Pines says these funding and licensing barriers mean that current systems aren't able to handle a widespread outbreak.
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The Cal Poly researchers found that the leaning pattern held with measurements from Cook pines taken on five Continents.
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Greg Grant has planted longleaf pines, growing here in a field of goldenrod, on his land in Arcadia, Tex.
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The course includes rippling fairways, spectacular 60-foot sand dunes, and shore pines that make for an exciting game.
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The pines looked so anomalous surrounded by a sea of grasses that the area was known as Island Trees.
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Times Insider After careening over rocks and slaloming through pines to keep up, I had to refine my strategy.
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Ryan and Eva have been together since meeting in 2011 on the set of "The Place Beyond the Pines."
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She took interest in the new seedlings, the disappearance of the textured pages, and the return of the pines.
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He pines after the cute little houses in historic Columbus that he walks by on the way to work.
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Each pines for Daniel's daughter, Samantha (Mary Mouser), shades of the Ali-Daniel-Johnny triangle of the first film.
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Everything is hyperpartisan and that romantic political age that Biden pines for is probably a thing of the past.
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His father, who is retired, was a teacher at the Walter C. Young Middle School in Pembroke Pines, Fla.
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Then the rain diminished until all that was left were scattered clicks from the drops falling from the pines.
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CreditCreditJamie Chung for The New York Times Pocono Pines, Pa., is a two-hour drive from New York City.
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Kandice Kapinos is an economist and Lori Uscher-Pines is a policy researcher at the nonprofit, nonpartisan RAND Corporation.
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Driving his pickup truck through the Pines, Mr. Vang called out the states where his Hmong neighbors migrated from.
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Sam, who is gay, lives with his partner, Andrew, but pines for a baby with his best friend, Susanna.
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Three days after that, in the Pines harbor on Fire Island, they spotted each other as their boats passed.
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I can recall the sound of the waves, the scent of the wind whistling through the stand of pines.
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Woods is an eight-time winner at Torrey Pines including seven Farmers Insurance Opens and the 2008 U.S. Open.
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Pembroke Pines police used a small rover to investigate the tunnel, which went under Southwest Fourth Street, WPLG reported.
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And as supplies of traditional evergreen pines dwindles in the market, the price of trees goes up for consumers.
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Makai Simmons, a 3-year-old in Pembroke Pines walked into his classroom and was instantly met with hugs.
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According to the PGA Tour, Mickelson has done it seven times, most recently 25 years ago at Torrey Pines.
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At Sunriver that fall day, the workers were thinning trees to promote the growth of fire-resistant ponderosa pines.
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A former Boy Scout camp, the center comprises a series of rough-hewn cabins surrounded by pines and cedars.
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Movers were seen taking stuff out of Kodak's Pembroke Pines house this week after his one-year lease expired.
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We took them, and we just started wandering all over the boardwalk, from Cherry Grove back to the Pines.
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It's where the wealthy from New York and Boston come for a break in their second homes, among the pines.
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The actress was interviewed on Good Night with Guy Pines (via Batman News) in Hebrew, translated by a Twitter user.
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At some point in their deep past, spruces, pines, firs, and their relatives acquired a complete second set of genes.
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Maybe that's because it's wearing the skull of its mother: Cubone pines for the mother it will never see again.
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Above all, Franz pines for his lost Sarah, a scholar from Paris who has adopted Buddhism and fled to Borneo.
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Tornado warnings have also been issued for several areas across the area, including Miami-Dade, Hialeah, Pembroke Pines, and Hollywood.
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He and his assistant, Spencer, planted most of the trees on the property: Dade County pines, royal palms, coconut palms.
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Outdoor space: The grounds, visible from every room, are planted with oaks, pines, an avocado tree and an orange tree.
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In the same way all reactionary thought pines to return to some better epoch past—when, specifically, was America great?
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Federal prosecutors say several voicemail messages were left earlier this month at the Jamaat ul Muttaqeen Mosque in Pembroke Pines.
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Authorities say several voice mail messages were left earlier this month at the Jamaet Ul Muttaqueen Mosque of Pembroke Pines.
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First are the Aleppo pines and Juniper trees, indigenous to the Mediterranean coastline and as ancient as the city itself.
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Rolling up and down in the waves, the boat fought its way behind the pines on the island's westernmost tip.
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Many species even require fire to thrive, he says, such as yellow pines, which must have a fire to regenerate.
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One was playing guitar and singing "In the Pines (Where Did You Sleep Last Night)," while the other two danced.
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"The Invasion of the Pines" is an event in which drag queens and spectators come together to declare their independence.
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Sea Pines Living officials wrote in a statement on Facebook that they are "shocked and heartbroken" after hearing the news.
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Martha Sanchez, a third grade teacher in Pembroke Pines, Florida, said parents should understand that teachers are on their side.
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Pembroke Pines, Florida is nestled between the beach town of Hollywood, Florida and the Everglades, and just north of Miami.
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From the swing on the veranda, an expanse of umbrella pines and terracotta-roofed villages tumbled steeply toward the sea.
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Now pine beetles, which flourish in our era of abbreviated winters, have left acres of dead ponderosa and lodgepole pines.
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First, the actor wrote a post just for his Khaleesi (it seems that Drogo's true love pines on and on).
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At the Battle of Seven Pines outside of Richmond, Union armies sustained heavy casualties but successfully repelled a rebel assault.
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Related: Freud Would Have Analyzed This Takeshi Murata's Melting Color Landscapes Whispering Pines 10 Is An Interactive Multimedia Pop-Opera
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With infinite patience, Cathy's late husband's best friend (Peter Mullan) pines in the hope that she'll eventually look his way.
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Woods had his fourth knee operation after winning the 2008 United States Open at Torrey Pines, his 14th major championship.
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Maybe you're on vacation, in a sticky beach house or cabin that might be running to mold beneath towering pines.
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The Cafe Iguana Pines employee told police that someone in Kirk's posse "doused him with apple juice" during the fight.
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"Here's what I want you to remember," she tells the crowd at a rally on Saturday in Pembroke Pines, Fla.
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Ms. Fritz, who also went by the name Feral Pines, adopted the name Riley as a woman in her 235s.
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Tall, long-leaf pines snapped like pencils at their midpoints, their downturned crowns often all pointing in the same direction.
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Detroit pines for a day when the sight of an American car on a Japanese street is not so notable.
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As vast and mazelike as the mansion in "Knives Out," Knotty Pines is thick with bad mojo and elaborate wallpaper.
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That said, I might be tempted to move to Three Pines, the setting for Louise Penny's wonderful Armand Gamache books.
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Woodloch Pines (four-night packages start at $350 per adult per night) in Hawley, Pa., also focuses on the traditional.
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A stand of pines juts into the course here and provides a sociable vantage over hallowed ground and consequential golf.
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Woods has won 14 major championships, but has not had a victory since the 2008 U.S. Open at Torrey Pines.
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Fire managers have issued evacuation orders or advisories for the mountain communities of Jerseydale, Mariposa Pines, Clearing House and Incline.
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Saw grass sweeps to the horizon, in a marshy expanse broken by islands of slash pines and gumbo-limbo trees.
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Though Woods has won eight times as a professional at Torrey Pines, he has not won the Farmers since 2013.
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The beeches and pines in Trees in Photography embody the dance in life's stillness and the stillness in life's dance.
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But it was hard to find a forest system with enough white pines and hemlock that would look like New England.
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A terraced courtyard planted with pitch pines, river birches and honey locusts will offer another 22,000 square feet of communal space.
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Now, under careful watch and watering, most firs, spruces, and pines can keep their fragrant greenery for weeks, if not months.
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He also set up Synthetic Genomics, which now occupies several low-rise buildings on a hillside on North Torrey Pines Road.
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He's suddenly slight and vulnerable amid a range of black-silhouetted pines or snow-capped water towers on Roughneck's splash pages.
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The Pembroke Pines, FL-based company is starting out with a Kickstarter campaign and will start shipping suitcases in early 2017.
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Last month, the man who tended the graves at Behavior Cemetery was himself buried there under the live oaks and pines.
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Pines and Rothstein aimed to change that by pairing the women with playwrights to craft short plays based on their experiences.
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Around 21.2 AM on April 218, three men in hooded sweatshirts approached the entrance to a Walgreens in Pembroke Pines, Florida.
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He will no doubt feel very comfortable when he tees it up at Torrey Pines, having won the event seven times.
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On Wednesday, an extended family from Los Angeles on their annual trip to Yosemite prepared to leave the Upper Pines campground.
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One source told us Trump pines for the days of the booted Mike Flynn as head of the National Security Council.
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"Flashing back to one of my favorite scenes from A Place Beyond the Pines," she wrote, using a flashback Friday hashtag.
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Drought, heat, and insect outbreaks had killed 2400 percent of the old piñon pines over large portions of the southeast Jemez.
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On December 12, the couple stopped at the Pines and Needles store to pick up a 6-foot fir Christmas tree.
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Many islands are populated by turkey, otter, muskrat, deer and fox, and bald eagles can be seen atop the tallest pines.
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Kidder's manager Camilla Fluxman Pines said the actress died peacefully in her sleep on Sunday at her home in Livingston, Montana.
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The US Forest Service estimates that since 2010, 129 million trees have died in California, mostly pines in the Sierra Nevada.
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"Kilometres and kilometers without pines," Moretti said, smiling as our car wound down the South American country's iconic National Route 40.
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Still, there are private tree farms inside the park's boundaries and staff can't compel farmers to cut down the old pines.
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Everything grows really well near the Badlands: baby pines, mustard garlic, nettles and hedgehog mushrooms, even chanterelles, while wild game thrives.
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I can smell the deep green pines and the birch wood of the sauna heating up by the clear glittering lake.
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I enjoy the exhibits at the MAXXI contemporary art museum, the murmurations of starlings moving like smoke above the umbrella pines.
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I paid three visits to the Whispering Pines apartments, which was included in the service by Electrify America on Nov. 1.
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The wholesome appeal of this remote utopia among pines and old-growth oaks beckons through even the smallest of digital screens.
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Horseback riding aficionados can stop at Dao House for a two-hour ride through the Ponderosa pines and Douglas firs ($63).
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Acres of towering pines are still pinned to the ground after 20183-mile-an-hour winds stripped them of their bark.
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Following a narrow walkway shaded by pines, I arrived at a more secluded area, where the hospital's residential quarters once stood.
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The wind was making a low, inhuman muttering in the pines, and, inspired, the animals let loose in call-and-response.
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"First-timers usually don't have a great history at Torrey Pines, either, and I was able to win that," Rahm said.
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Woods has won eight times at Torrey Pines and acknowledged he would need a special Sunday to make it number nine.
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But then he missed the cut at Torrey Pines in January, and he withdrew from the Dubai Desert Classic on Feb.
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The largest district is the Torrey Pines Mesa, home to the Salk Institute and 80 additional public and private research institutions.
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Live oaks and more pines frame the perimeter of shorn grassy fields and embankments that are remnants of earthen fort walls.
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SAN DIEGO — Brandt Snedeker won the praise of his peers for a closing round at Torrey Pines that left them in awe.
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Walsh hopes the fragrance, a "combination of florals, pines, musks, amber and vanilla" makes "people feel sexy, cozy and warm," she says.
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They had no special secrets except their incredible skill at bending, pulling, and blowing glass into immortal lilies, roses, pines, and poppies.
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Where to Find It: Three Pines Tavern in Mount Holly Springs, Pennsylvania Plan Your Trip: Visit Fodor's Pennsylvania Dutch Country Travel Guide
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"In the pines, trying to find a #ChristmasTree," she captioned an Instagram photo of herself and Eason embracing while looking for trees.
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One sip will transport you to the snowy woods, but won't make you feel like you're getting lost among those fragrant pines.
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Shyamalan most recently worked on the film Split and TV series Wayward Pines; his company, Blinding Edge Pictures, will produce the series.
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The Before image of Camp Fire Paradise Pines, CA, engulfed in flames Investigators are still searching for a cause of the fire.
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That means they typically live in places where trees like pines, spruces, and firs are common—cooler or mountainous places, for example.
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In the comic books, Peter pines after popular girl Liz for years, but bad timing gets in the way of their romance.
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Now, the Gagosian Gallery launches a new exhibition, Cathedral of the Pines, in NYC, alongside an Aperture book by the same name.
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On CW's "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend," Rachel Bloom, as the title character, pines after the hunky Vincent Rodriguez III, who is Filipino-American.
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It's said Stradivari, playing to the trees, first noticed the straight pines like strings on a vast, divine violin absorbing Heaven's vibrations.
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But I was only an hour into my hike when I noticed a woman squatting behind some limber pines near the trail.
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In autumn, oak and maple and birch set up a blaze of color that flamed and flickered across a backdrop of pines.
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Clinton said here in Pembroke Pines before cutting her remarks short when torrential afternoon rain began falling on the racially mixed crowd.
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The property, which totals about 1,249 acres, includes a custom log lodge, three stocked ponds, two creeks, and bunches of longleaf pines.
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Dr. Ayres said that if precautions were not taken, a widespread invasion could leave only a few pitch pines in the region.
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We entered a more remote stretch of trail, and the fragrant pines, ferns and wildflowers reminded me of the central California wilderness.
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Outdoor space: Growing on the gated property of almost two acres are mesquite, eucalyptus, saguaro cactuses, aloe gardens, cassia and Aleppo pines.
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Cook pines are native to New Caledonia, an archipelago in the South Pacific, but they've spread the globe, including thousands in California.
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Around my wrist, a silver snake and when the pines appear, there you are among the long black trunks, storm-grey eyes.
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"Civic seminarians," the organization calls them; they are spread across the nation from Southern Pines, N.C., to Chicago's South Side, Portland, Ore.
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SAN DIEGO — Vintage "Tiger roars" returned Saturday to the South Course at Torrey Pines, where Tiger Woods has won nine tournament titles.
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And the canopies on some common tree species — hackberries, willows, Bradford pears, jack pines — may render them more vulnerable to limb loss.
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I chose the butterfly, the more flamboyant of the two (the painting with a firmly drawn phoenix and emphatically green pines needles).
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Every morning, families now assessed their pantries and debated whether to stay or flee on rescue boats or helicopters buzzing the pines.
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Tall pines shielded us from neighbors on the left, a tall hedgerow of something-or-other stood between us and the street.
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"Fire and pines go together like peas and carrots," said Bernie Isaacson, an assistant regional forester with the New Jersey Forest Service.
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They stood at the edge of the pines, deciding on a path they had named the Robert Frost, after the meditative poet.
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It's February of 1946, and a young black man is sitting on a bus watching the Georgia pines fly past the windows.
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And Mr. Hodge, who's the showrunner, has style, as he's demonstrated in "The Playboy Club" and "Wayward Pines," and does again here.
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The two seniors are selected to partake in a weeklong academic session over winter break at Knotty Pines, a secluded educational institute.
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Dr. Pines was a member of the National Academy of Sciences and a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.
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David's home in Westchester, called Hudson Pines, which was listed for $22 million, just sold after fierce bidding war for $33 million.
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At one point we drove to an alpine meadow strewn with the white discs of morning glory and bordered by ponderosa pines.
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The cabin was dismantled where it stood originally, on the Point of Pines plantation, on Edisto Island, South Carolina, and reconstructed here.
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Then the lava gradually grew sparse, grass began to line the pathway and the twisted trees of Aokigahara faded into taller pines.
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SAN DIEGO — A year ago, Tiger Woods was ranked No. 647 in the world when he arrived at Torrey Pines Golf Course.
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His father, who is also retired, worked in the dietetics department of the C.W. Young V.A. Medical Center in Bay Pines, Fla.
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The entire cast was excellent, especially the baritone Ambrogio Maestri as Michonnet, the stage manager of the company, who pines for Adriana.
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In a third, a little boy pines for his father to return, and the father does — but now transformed into a woman.
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In the lowland forests of the American southeast, loblolly pines and cypress trees are grabbing carbon dioxide from the air right now.
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The last time he hit every fairway in a PGA Tour event was at Torrey Pines back in 1998, according to the Tour.
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The combination of full moon, muted light, celadon palette, spiny, sentinel-like pines, and solitary rock formation evokes an otherworldly hush and reverence.
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Amazon is selling full-size Christmas trees, such as Norfolk Island pines and Douglas firs, starting in November, according to the Associated Press.
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When hurricanes pass near the Keys, strong winds and storm surges cause these pines to grow less and to form narrow growth rings.
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He was also ordered to have no contact with the victim and is subject to a no trespass order for The Pines Restaurant.
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Eventually, faint hits of bass would start to permeate through the pines, and guide you to a clearing and the community college gymnasium.
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" She says of her youth in Australia, "I have vivid memories of outdoor raves that used to happen at the Gnangara Pines plantation.
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One day late in 2017, Pines was walking near her home on Manhattan's Upper West Side when she answered a call from Rothstein.
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If climate change makes rains less likely in the wet areas, it's possible to plant seeds of pines that live in dry areas.
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But long before Crewdson became a Becketian, he was already finding his muses among the area's towering pines, icy streets, and family diners.
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The idea came about when Valencia and the owner of the Pines, Carver Farrell, traveled from Mexico City to Oaxaca late last year.
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He often opens his PGA Tour golfing calendar at the Farmers Insurance Open in late January at Torrey Pines in La Jolla, Calif.
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It alleges another instance in February 2014 where the congressman spent $99 in campaign funds on golf shoes at Torrey Pines Golf Course.
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As it happens, while Claire laments her inability to find a solid mate, she really pines for the love of her youth: Tim.
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"It is with heavy hearts that we mourn the tragic loss of one of our Sea Pines property owners Cassandra Cline," they wrote.
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Pitch pines, the tree from which the Pine Barrens take its name, are short, ragged conifers that grow in the region's acidic soil.
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In South Dakota's Black Hills region, 5,000 square miles of mountains and Penderosa pines, is the unfinished outline of the world's largest statue.
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But I have a different theory: After living through so many years of uncontrolled hysteria and histrionics, Ms. Leve badly pines for witnesses.
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With nothing to stop the voracious pests — no bigger than a grain of rice — they bore into the pines, where they produce larvae.
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Fire Island, in particular the hamlets of The Pines and Cherry Grove, is historically one of the nation's most LGBTQ-welcoming summer destinations.
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We'd ended up in Thetford forest, and hidden amongst the tall pines was my Friday night ecstasy absolution, a party called Brains-Kan.
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The agreement in principle was reached between the government and Red Pines and Spinnaker, funds managed by Varde Partners and Spinnaker Capital, Ltd.
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The former vice president, who at 75 is three years older than Trump, pines to run and will test the waters this fall.
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Somewhere in deepest Oregon, amid the tall pines and soaring mountains, young and old hunt and holler and drop lines from Noam Chomsky.
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Through the gate, she could see up a long road, bordered with umbrella pines, to what looked like the gleam of parked cars.
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"These are massive trees that have been just ripped out of the earth," Mr. Trump said, pointing to a tangle of uprooted pines.
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Ferries to Cherry Grove, Fire Island Pines, Sailors Haven and the Sunken Forest board at the Sayville Ferry Service docks along River Road.
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In Three Pines, her avuncular Chief Inspector Armand Gamache of the Sûreté du Québec, the provincial police force, excavates the town's dark secrets.
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Mini-Vows Diane Evelyn Brandon and Kenneth Dale Moody were married March 2 at Hidden Pines, an events space in Highland Village, Tex.
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There was an orange-gray swirling mass boiling over the pines on the skyline and an ominous hissing of ash falling around us.
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Like most fires in the pines, the Breeches Branch Fire, as it is officially known, is thought to have been caused by humans.
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Our young family lived in the woods of southern New Hampshire then, and I took my imaginary friends with me into the pines.
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He owns the joint, and pines for the day when he will be sprung from his uglifying hex by the touch of love.
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If I get stuck while writing, I can take my dog for a brain-refreshing walk through a forest of 80-foot pines.
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Kirk was arrested and taken into police custody, but he was not charged with robbery in relation to the Cafe Iguana Pines altercation.
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Dr. Pines was an instructor at the University of Pennsylvania for a few years before moving to Illinois to join Dr. Bardeen's group.
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Tiger Woods will open the 2020 season at Torrey Pines and also participate as a headliner in his own tournament, the Genesis Invitational.
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Just north of the Tennessee River near Huntsville, Alabama, there's a six-story rocket test stand in a small clearing of loblolly pines.
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Saturday: Could officers check on the safety of a teenage boy standing outside Torrey Pines High School in the affluent Carmel Valley neighborhood?
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Netflix description: The fun-loving Super Monsters learn new lessons and make new friends while exploring the world around them in Pitchfork Pines.
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SAN DIEGO — Perched atop sandstone cliffs that jut out into the Pacific Ocean, Torrey Pines Golf Course tantalizes players with its gorgeous vistas.
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Asked about Torrey Pines' picturesque scenes during his pro-am round before the Farmers Insurance Open, Woods confessed that he had not noticed.
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Still, of the total number of doctor's visits, that's "a tiny fraction," says Lori Uscher-Pines, a healthcare researcher at the RAND Corporation.
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But they also cherished the memory of Southern pines, meandering rivers, tropical flowers and the delicious dishes made from local plants and animals.
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Some of the most astonishing footage is Kessler's shots of the Pines engulfed in flame, which open the film and recur throughout it.
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The Pines are imbued here with a sensation of otherworldliness, and many scenes take place at night, amidst croaking frogs and howling winds.
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As a result, the USDA Forest Service estimates that 97 percent of the whitebark pine's natural range will disappear by 2100 in the US. Whitebark pines are icons of Yellowstone National Park The strategy that might save whitebark pines in the long run is one that's been discussed for decades among ecologists and is only now gaining traction: assisted migration.
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For the past eight years, Kefford has been leading the Charles W. Flanagan High School in Pembroke Pines, about 23 miles south of Parkland.
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The varieties include Douglas firs, Fraser firs, and Norfolk Island pines, and they will be bound and shipped within 10 days of being cut.
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The varieties include Douglas Firs, Fraser Firs, and Norfolk Island Pines, and they will be bound and shipped within 10 days of being cut.
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"Under the Pines," the B-side for the already released entry "Tossing Tears," just came out today, and you listen to both right here.
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The couple was spotted shopping for the perfect Christmas tree together on Monday night at the Pines and Needles store in London, PEOPLE confirms.
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Winds from the recent cyclone in the South Pacific buffeted the Royal Pines course, and only 9 of 75 players shot under-par rounds.
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If you want to avoid a towering inferno this Christmas, you'd better hydrate your pines, according to the National Institutes of Standards and Technology.
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While police in Broward and Pembroke Pines have issued threats to looters, Orlando police urged the public to not spread false reports of burglaries.
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Around the edge of the island were rows of dead pines — wind-whipped and bleached white, their branches reaching to the sea like bones.
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In towns like Jerseydale and nearby Bootjack and Mariposa, there are vast tree morgues along roads and in clearings, dead pines piled in stacks.
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The better example might be the earlier Fox show "Wayward Pines," which, like "The Passage," started off well enough, before running into a ditch.
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Hiking and camping among the peaks, caves, oaks and pines of the million-plus acres of Ozark National Forest is within about two hours.
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Like most of the yarns we've heard about Three Pines, this one honors the town elders and respects the rituals of their quiet existence.
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Explorer The notion of nodding off under the stars to the crackle of a fire in the shadow of ancient ponderosa pines sounds dreamy.
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Ethan Hunt is, all told, dull from a character standpoint; he pines for his lost love, and he doesn't really follow rules very well.
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Gosling and Mendes met onset of The Place Beyond the Pines and began dating in 2011, a movie in which they also played parents.
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This result seems independent of the tree characteristics, as shown in areas A and B, where trees are respectively pines (softwood) and oaks (hardwood).
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Historical looks at Woods's 19-hole playoff victory at Torrey Pines in San Diego were a staple of last month's U.S. Open run-up.
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The couple were introduced in 2008 by mutual friends in Fire Island Pines, N.Y. Alexandra Lara Nemeth and Dmitriy Slavin were married June 22.
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The best Ryan Gosling movie, Lars and the Real Girl, isn't yet on Netflix, but The Place Beyond the Pines is a close second.
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Last week, he traveled to Florida to campaign for the Democratic nominee for governor there, Andrew Gillum, at a Jewish center in Pembroke Pines.
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Finally, Mario, a waiter from a cafe who is suffering from lovesickness, is entranced into thinking the magician is the woman he pines for.
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The Northern Irishman can reclaim the world number one ranking for the first time since 2015 with a win at Torrey Pines this week.
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As the sun set beyond the long-needle pines and emerald waters of Lake Tahoe, I looked across the campfire and laughed out loud.
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He just seemed to be going about his familiar business at Torrey Pines Golf Course, a tract in San Diego that he knew well.
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The light sanctuary is situated in a grove of ponderosa pines just adjacent to the castle and offers a complimentary if not contrasting experience.
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Story at a glance A specially deployed team of Australian firefighters has saved the only known natural stand of Wollemi pines from advancing flames.
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He has a 10-year exemption for the United States Open from his 2008 victory at Torrey Pines, his last win in a major.
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Shyamalan's movies are notorious for their outlandish twists, and his TV series (see the Fox show "Wayward Pines") have been characterized by similar qualities.
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They grilled chicken, roasted marshmallows and took group pictures of themselves among tall pines with a camera-equipped drone buzzing high above the lake.
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Adult trees have better survival mechanisms to deal with poor climate conditions, but intense wildfires are wiping out these Ponderosa pines and Douglas firs.
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Up in the hills among Gray pines, cottonwoods, and walnut trees, a town like Paradise was an oasis in the state's punishing housing market.
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But then, again, we had to find a forest that has a forest system that looks like New England, with white pines and hemlocks.
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Two weeks from now the worst forest fires in decades will rage across the Trinity Alps, turning acres of century-old pines to spent matchsticks.
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Danette Moreno, 64, said she, her husband and their dog left their home in Mariposa Pines shortly after midnight Sunday and went to a shelter.
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A police officer from the Pembroke Pines Police Department in Florida found a lost little Pomeranian on the side of the road earlier this month.
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Even as the pines succumb to beetles and the firs go up in smoke, the giants look able to endure—at least for a while.
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Most recently, Dillon starred in the surprise hit miniseries Wayward Pines, which was picked up for a second season that will air later this year.
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Still, After just a little bit of time in the pines, it became easier to believe something terrifying or unreal is just around the corner.
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Eric led the group a few hundred yards through piñon pines to the edge of Sunshine Falls, a churning, boulder-strewn section of the river.
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The last time they appeared on a red carpet together was in 2012, when the two were promoting their film The Place Beyond The Pines.
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Incarcerated for smuggling drug money for her ex-girlfriend, Piper ends up in prison with said ex while her male fiance pines away for her.
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The boreal forest consists mainly of cone-bearing trees like pines, spruces and larches, adapted to survive the long, cold winters of the northern region.
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It was at Torrey Pines where he emulated the likes of Phil Mickelson and Tiger Woods by winning the Junior World Golf championship in 2014.
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The road was lined with poplars, Scotch pines, and desert willows, and, beyond them, I could see the gray-blue ridge of the Helan Mountains.
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In turn, the larvae feed off the trees' nutrients, and the tall, proud pines die in place, standing upright like matchsticks waiting for a light.
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""Super Monsters" season 3 — "The fun-loving Super Monsters learn new lessons — and make new friends — while exploring the world around them in Pitchfork Pines.
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First, Joyce Pines, a retired schoolteacher who has become something of an attaché of Ms. Porchon-Lynch's, applied to Guinness World Records for special designation.
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They checked caller ID. Dustin Hughes, 26, is alleged to have called Jamaat Ul Muttaqeen Mosque in Pembroke Pines, Florida, four times in a week.
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But the plants that they are placing there — a vibrant "maritime forest" of oaks, pines, juniper, holly, blueberry and elderberry — can better tolerate saltwater inundation.
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Sleepy, bucolic Knowlton inspired the fictional Three Pines of her novels, where her likeable and inquisitive Chief Inspector Armand Gamache excavates the town's dark secrets.
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Outdoor space: The owner is a master gardener who acquired part of the property to extend her canvas of raised beds, perennials, birch and pines.
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Semiattached starter homes can be found in the Pines section, which extends west from Little Neck Parkway, the main north-south thoroughfare, to 313th Street.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's Wollemi Pines survived the dinosaurs, and now firefighters have nursed them through the country's worst bushfires in generations to live another day.
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The oldest fossil of the rare pine species dates back 90 million years and the pines are thought to have existed during the Jurassic period.
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The obituary — using information from the Santa Fe Institute in New Mexico, which Dr. Pines had helped establish — also omitted the name of a survivor.
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But in samples from 1,000 to 5,000 years ago, the scenery changed to woodlands, with DNA profiles shifting to include pines, junipers and mountain mahoganies.
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Meanwhile, pitch pines — small trees common in drier environments like Cape Cod that sprang up here when the bog was full of sand — are struggling.
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In facing all those challenges and more at Torrey Pines, Woods learned much about the state of his game that could prove valuable moving forward.
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Woods then missed the cut at Torrey Pines in January and withdrew from the Dubai Desert Classic the following week because of a back spasm.
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With a closing seven-under-par 236 on the South course at Torrey Pines, Rahm, 279, became the youngest winner of the Farmers Insurance Open.
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There isn't just one type of Christmas tree; there are balsams and pines and firs and the like, and every region has its own preference.
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Paul told us he was a fan of the Pines album and suggested doing something together which was a stroke of genius on his part!
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On Tuesday evening, the Pembroke Pines Public Works Department made a routine stop to follow-up on complaints about a pothole on a local roadway.
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