However, before we plot out the rest of the revolution, let us first plot out the rest of this race.
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It feels like a plot out of a "Pirates" film.
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We snuggle, make final Mules, and plot out our Colombia trip.
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Plot out a route, and Navigation for Maps Go takes over.
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How did you plot out the time element of your story?
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Plot out the rest of the 21st century using only Black Mirror technology.
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The analysts plot out these rates on a spectrum and watch them move around.
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Using a ruler and painter's tape, plot out a design onto the board. 4.
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Spend time getting organized and plot out how you can kick a bad habit!
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I take a look at the agenda and plot out my mental schedule accordingly.
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Once upon a time, it was relatively simple to plot out your video game playing.
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To help myself, I've decided to plot out the next 10 years of my life.
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Plot out your destinations on a paper map beforehand, as cellphone-gazers attract skilled pickpockets.
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Did you plot out the "Legion" narrative one season at a time, like with "Fargo"?
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Michael and his gang of eager actors plot out different ways to enact pain and suffering.
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I'd quite like to go back and plot out my life all over again — dreaming big dreams.
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Personal Capital helped me track my investments, understand my retirement savings, and plot out my savings strategy.
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After spending ten minutes trying to plot out the first question, I rushed through the remaining 22.
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Vegas VR allows travelers a chance to plot out a trip that suits their travel style and desires.
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So all that I really needed to plot out were dinners (which would lead to those lunch leftovers).
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Watch RealLifeLore plot out the location of nuclear bomb facilities in relation to the world in the video below.
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Better to plot out your plans now with the help of professionals and others with data and clearer heads.
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"I'd quite like to go back and plot out my life all over again — dreaming big dreams," says Branson.
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Once he does that, he will plot out how he can bring his decades of tech experience to the bank.
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Alphabet — The company's Google unit hired Geisinger Health CEO David Feinberg to plot out its move into the health care business.
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Months before anyone even picked up a knife or fork, Condon recruited choreographer Anthony Van Laast to plot out the scene.
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"She'd bring this graphic to meetings," said Rehl, and they worked together to plot out the rest of her financial life.
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He's a big Red Dead fan, and Rockstar's surprise announcement inspired him to plot out the 2010 game as a comic.
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Aides will huddle with Obama in the coming weeks to plot out what shape the former president's fall schedule will take.
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Surprisingly, given how meticulous she is, Flynn doesn't plot out her stories beforehand, writing them straight through, from beginning to end.
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Then, to plot out one full rotation, I just have to repeat these force and momentum calculations 43,000-plus times. Ha!
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Those who took part began to plot out which regulations they wanted to go after first, participants in the process said.
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Supervillains Journals Set This 3-pack of pocket-sized journals lets your loved ones brag about and plot out their diabolical schemes.
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So the company has been working with a local NGO, AfroReggae, for several years to plot out some of the city's favelas.
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Though the owners Burr and Suzanne Hughes will help you plot out your daily hikes, recreation is more of a DIY operation.
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Such a study could help to plot out the life expectancy of building elements, predict potential problems and evaluate the building's existing reserves.
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These are the kinds of experiences that worm their way into your brain, as you plot out new paths through their labyrinthine worlds.
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But watching Francona chomp his seeds and plot out his innings in the dugout, you sense that he's got it all figured, somehow.
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After you take a selfie, the image data is converted into triangulated coordinates for the triangle-shaped robot to plot out on paper.
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Together, the pair searched for three fabled, powerful artifacts, the Deathly Hallows, and began to plot out a new order for the wizarding world.
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Bob Mercer and Steve Bannon had a five hour meeting Wednesday to plot out next steps, said a source with knowledge of the meeting.
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The long year of 21919 had unleashed a tremendous energy, as the doughboys came home and young people began to plot out their futures.
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But Faris's overriding goal is less to plot out a precise legislative agenda and more to focus attention on the urgency of the crisis.
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Thanks to some interesting new developments unleashed in Captain Marvel, we can definitively plot out the connection between Captain Marvel and the whole Avengers squad.
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But that raises a whole set of other questions, many of which Goldberg and Rogen are wrestling with now as they plot out their plans.
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The need to wrap up the big storylines is squeezing the brutal "realism" of the twisting, turning War of the Roses plot out of view.
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It required him to plot out every scene down to the second, and shuffle them around until he was able to assemble a cohesive narrative.
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Trying to plot out what comes next for the character, the writers at times talked over each other in their exuberance to share their experiences.
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" But when it does happen, she said, "I try to be very thoughtful and plot out those occasions where I invade the personal with business.
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Review your 2500 tax return with your CPA or tax professional to plot out opportunities to shave a few bucks from your MAGI in 26.
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And Fitbit's mobile app is capable of far more than that; it can track your meals, calorie / water intake, and plot out your weight from week to week.
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"With exquisite patience and attention to detail," he wrote, Farhadi "builds a solid and suspenseful plot out of ordinary incidents, and packs it with rich and resonant ideas."
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"I was certain we would be working together for many years to come, and we were here to plot out the grand arc of my career," McGowan writes.
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They were also happy to find a couple of upholstered chairs on the fifth floor where they could comfortably plot out their journey through the newly unfamiliar museum.
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Karanka and his coaches then plot out training exercises with all that in mind, what Sean Dyche, the Burnley manager, refers to as the "kinesthetic" approach to learning.
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Ultimately it's a biological history project on a grand scale, which seeks to plot out cannabis' evolutionary history while facilitating and mapping the rapid development of new strains.
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Also be sure to plot out a plan for your health coverage and retirement savings, said Nicole Mayer, a financial advisor and life transition specialist based in Riverwoods, Ill.
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Without the full film, new costumes demand collaboration, leaks, and an obsessive eye for parsing promotional materials, which means it takes fans months to plot out their next projects.
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After all, Granita (RIP), the slick, very 90s Italian restaurant where Tony Blair and Gordon Brown met to plot out their power share, was only a few minutes away.
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To keep myself honest and on task, I plot out my days in Google Calendar, deciding sometimes as far as a week in advance how I'll divide my time.
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The same one that has led the company to suddenly put out three mobile games in the space of a year, and plot out a theme park with Universal Studios.
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Military experts also told the Times that the vehicle can plot out its own route, swim to shore, avoid obstacles, and it can also be remotely controlled by an operator.
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It's funny and sad, sometimes within a single scene, and it weaves a plot out of the messy collapse of a shared reality, trying to make music out of disharmony.
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With phone calls, it's relatively easy to plot out that A talked to B—you know that conversation has taken place, even if you don't know exactly what was said.
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Walmart, as one example, has added store maps to its app ahead of the holidays, letting customers pinpoint exactly where an item is and plot out their trips before they arrive.
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It seems Apple is happy to conduct research on how to create detailed maps, but isn't keen to plot out a public course for its own self-driving ambitions just yet.
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The image stood in stark contrast to a previous weekend at Mar-a-Lago, which saw Trump plot out a response to a North Korean missile test from his club's patio.
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Plot out an incident map and the points should surround the criminal like a doughnut (malefactors tend not to offend on their own doorsteps, but nor do they stray too far).
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You can operate it with Parrot's SkyController or a standard RC controller, or you can plot out a flight plan with the app and let the Disco do all the navigation.
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In fact, Ray says the two would often plot out their post-college lives -- with The Rock putting together a game plan to become the biggest wrestling star in the world.
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With exquisite patience and attention to detail, Asghar Farhadi, the writer and director, builds a solid and suspenseful plot out of ordinary incidents, and packs it with rich and resonant ideas.
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He used the sky calendar CalSky to plot out where he needed to be to get the right view at the right time, then the planetarium software Stellarium to visualize his shot.
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In Yellowstone, a better understanding of the hydrothermal plumbing could help administrators plot out future development so tourists can enjoy the park's features without damaging them or being put into harm's way.
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Speaker Ryan and Majority Leader McConnell would be well advised to keep this in mind as they plot out the few months remaining before the midterm election cycle gets into full swing.
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Many rappers or singers will go through a beat and do a reference track where they plot out different cadences; with Makonnen, most of the hooks are fully formed from the first take.
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I knew I was going to stick it to him, but we didn't plot that out, Nancy and I. But we did plot out that we were going to speak truth to power.
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But it was interesting when we were trying to plot out how to manage this announcement, there aren't that many playbooks that we could find of a successful transition in magazine editorship, especially recently.
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Unlike Curiosity's Mastcam, the instrument responsible for the rover's colorful selfies and landscape panoramas, Navcams are used for wide angle black-and-white imagery that helps mission leads plot out optimal driving routes for Curiosity.
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That means if you're going to cover one of the most consequential stories of our time, you're probably not going to be able to, say, carefully plot out a year's worth of stories in advance.
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A better situation: Attend some employer education sessions before selling stock, plot out every tax ramification with the help of a professional and put the tax money away after a sale before doing anything else.
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I also worry that it casts college as purely vocational and plants the false notion that, at the age of 18, you know yourself well enough to plot out the entirety of your professional life.
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Their new trainers will continue their conditioning and plot out a racing plan that centers on first winning a race and then, for exemplary horses, points them toward the 2-year-old Breeders' Cup races.
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Pull out a 1916 calendar and plot out all the games of this streak and trace your finger over every single day that they won, until you get to a day that they did not win.
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The newly added Story Map lets you construct a high-level outline of your acts, scenes, and sequences, so you can plot out that big action set piece in Act 2 and the climactic good vs.
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In a new paper, Wesley Pegden, Ariel Procaccia and Dingli Yu plot out a game of alternating rounds of play, in which each political party takes its best shot at maximizing advantage on a districting map.
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If anything, the task has become more urgent than ever, as the agency has begun to plot out long duration missions to Mars, which could require isolating humans in closed environments for years at a time.
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Open the Books also put together a handy map to plot out all the various turd sightings over the years, and, good lord, the thing just turns the entire city into a big mess of brown.
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For Mass Effect 1, writers would sit down as a group and plot out stories and levels, "like we were writing D&D Adventure Modules", which would then be handed to technical developers and the cinematics team.
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Because planetary and lunar orbits are so consistent, and thanks to the amount of data that we have, NASA wizards are able to easily plot out when the next eclipses will occur for years down the line.
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So, as you start to plan out the year ahead, you may want to think more deeply about which areas to plot out down to the letter, and where you can give be a little more spontaneous.
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Don't forget to mark your calendars and plot out your end-of-day exit strategy on Friday if you're trying to supplement your current collection of Gaga garb (or, perhaps, procure your first piece of Joanne merch).
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But the medium's shorter seasons and unpredictable cadences have made it harder for writers in Hollywood's middle class to plot out a year's work in a way that doesn't leave them nervous when mortgage payments are due.
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Usually a show will begin "breaking" a new season several months before it's set to start filming; that means assembling the showrunners and writers together in the writers' room to plot out the story arcs and bigger moments.
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Instead of resolving generally that you're going to save more, plot out how much you plan to save for the year and work out the dollar amount that you need to put away each month to meet that target.
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Isaacs strains to make a workable plot out of this thin gruel, but once she's in the groove she has us chasing Corie all over the map, charmed by this motormouth sleuth's snappy wit and awed by her courage.
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Use this hour to conduct a check-in with your goals, bestselling author Jen Sincero told CNBC Make It. Take stock of your strengths and weaknesses and plot out what you'll need to do to turn your big goals into realities.
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Along with the retrospective on the series, What We Left Behind will be gathering several original writers from the show, including Ronald D. Moore, Rene Echevarria and Hans Beimler, to plot out what a hypothetical eighth season could have looked like.
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" —Ryan Howes, PhD, clinical psychologist and professor at Fuller Graduate School of Psychology "Activity scheduling entails creating a plan, say, Sunday night, for the week where you plot out times to be with people, take exercise classes, work on projects, etc.
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The newly sworn-in president is slated to address lawmakers during lunch Thursday as Republicans — now in full control of government — try to plot out their 85033 legislative agenda on such issues as ObamaCare, tax reform, border security and infrastructure.
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While she encourages "Girlboss Workbook" users to plot out a five-year plan and reminds them "the best things take time," Amoruso says her five-year plan for Girlboss Media involves becoming the next Oprah Winfrey for millennials and future generations.
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Math whizzes have long dominated the hedge fund universe, but until recently, only a handful of well-known firms like Renaissance Technologies, the D. E. Shaw Group and AQR Capital Management used mathematical models and computers to plot out trading techniques.
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The container ships—which are the size of a small town—that move merchandise currently have to plot out inconvenient routes to circumvent certain animal habitats, and to avoid some forms of water pollution caused by their 100,20173 horsepower diesel engines.
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That rule, plus others, is one of the reasons financial advisors like Stacy Francis, president and CEO of Francis Financial in New York City, sit down with savers to plot out a careful strategy when it comes to claiming Social Security.
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All of those particulars require a unit that's separate from the team tasked with actually winning the campaign, said Stier, whose group organized a meeting among both Republican and Democratic campaign officials last month to plot out how a successful transition might look.
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Help your Slythie pal plot out the course of their global takeover with a beautiful map, which they may or may not ruin with flag pins placed on the major world cities and continental regions over which they have already exerted their influence.
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There's a version of The Man in the High Castle's story — maybe even one Spotnitz helped plot out — about how the avoidance of war is necessary at all costs once nuclear weapons enter the picture, even if it means preserving evil power structures.
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By measuring stellar parallax, which is the apparent motion of individual stars when observed from opposite sides of Earth's orbit, ESA scientists were also able to plot out the trajectories of hundreds of millions of stars, and approximate their distances from Earth.
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So when Brand's name popped up on "The Summit" — his only credited script for this final season, though, of course, he was in the writers' room and helped plot out the season — I had high hopes the episode would be a special one.
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Find out what the actual planetary bodies were up to that night with this personalized star map, which uses the date and location of your first kiss to plot out the precise view of the sky at the time you guys were first locking lips.
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They're using that war chest to plot out massive expansions across the US.A measured entrance into a new marketOscar CEO Mario Schlosser said in a recent interview that the insurer planned to start out slowly in Medicare Advantage to get a sense of what works.
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If you were to plot out how much it costs us––nobody has ever done this––to capture each of these tons in terms of Air Force AWACs and Navy patrols and inspectors and the DEA and everyone else, the cost would be astronomical.
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The clip is not extremely hi-res and does not give us enough to fully plot out the cartography of the president's crown or prove Ivanka's allegations of scalp surgery, but it is a giant leap toward understanding what's really going on up there.
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"We're at the forefront of advocacy in youth homelessness and trafficking, especially in Washington DC. As far as social activism goes, we're working on how to take this base that we get from Sleep Out America, and plot out what our next steps look like," said Sandonato.
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Motherboard, which obtained samples of the data, was able to plot out drone courses, including a "Mapping Mission" seemingly to take photographs over a residential Washington, DC, neighborhood, a flight over an apartment building and parking lot in Atlanta, Georgia, and a "disaster assessment" over an unknown playground.
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Lizzo's latest single is a super pretty homage to '80s exercise videos Nickelodeon joins the millennial nostalgia train to bring back 'Double Dare' The backyard Hot Wheels track of your childhood dreams Nostalgic dude rebuilt his friends' middle school conversations to plot out the origin of his sister's first date
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In a blockbuster investigative article, The Wall Street Journal reports that on two previously undisclosed occasions in 2015 and 2016, then-candidate Donald Trump met with David Pecker, chief executive of the firm that owns The National Enquirer, to plot out strategies for hush money payments to women that Trump had allegedly had extra-marital affairs with.
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The final chapter of the film isn't set to hit theaters until May 2019, and the filmmakers faced a task familiar to writers of franchises going back to "Star Wars": How do you plot out the penultimate film in a series so that you both satisfy audiences of the current film and make them want to return for more?
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As reward for their two semesters of free promotion, a bunch of college kids who love Jimmy Buffett enough to take on an unpaid part-time job promoting his brand were invited to spend the weekend helping plot out Instagram stories, pose for photos, shop for "Five O'Clock Somewhere" shirts, design branded sweatpants, and lounge poolside at the Margaritaville Hollywood Beach Resort.
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And Parks & Rec lost me just a bit when it set up the idea that Leslie Knope would have to choose between the job she loved and the guy she loved, since government employees weren't allowed to date each other, and then proceeded to effectively pull that plot out of the story entirely, resolving it in a way that let her both have the guy and keep running for office.
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