Even when slave cabins are preserved, they are not always preserved
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There's probably not a huge difference between eggs that are preserved at 25 and those that are preserved at 35.
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Soon, last night's rack of lamb with preserved lemon tapenade becomes today's grilled squid with green olives and preserved lemons.
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All the others are preserved in amber, as tree resin dripping down to the ancient forest floor encased and preserved them.
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But it remains to be tested by finding an exceptionally preserved tyrannosaur mummy with integument preserved on the head, face, and jaws.
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It is actually about 2500 million fish, all dead and preserved in jars, except for the big ones, which are carefully preserved in tanks.
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Remove seeds and white pith from preserved lemon and place one tablespoon of preserved lemon flesh into a blender with fermented chilies in its liquid.
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First discovered by mountaineers in 1991, Ötzi is Europe's oldest known natural mummy, and one of the most exquisitely preserved human specimens preserved from the Copper Age.
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To find out, authors of the study carbon-dated bodies preserved at the American Museum of Natural History and analyzed the DNA preserved to varying degrees within them.
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In this case, Hardy's choice of when to die allowed his neural tissues to be rapidly preserved following his death, or at least, preserved as well as modern cryonic technologies allow.
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" He added, "This study must be preserved for history.
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"The organic matter that we found preserved within pyrite of the stromatolites is exciting — we're looking at exceptionally preserved coherent filaments and strands that are typically remains of microbial biofilms," Baumgartner said.
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As a result, although this is an amazingly preserved and complete specimen, we would have had a better idea of how it compares to other armoured dinosaurs if it had less skin preserved.
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Harrison Smith's second interception of the night preserved the achievement.
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A beautifully preserved hand axe found at the Jaljulia site.
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The fine details preserved in the fossil are truly incredible.
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It's this type of bone that could retain preserved DNA.
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Rat king, preserved at the museum Mauritianum in Altenburg, Germany.
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"You just don't see preserved gibbons like this," he said.
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It was a valuable find: hordes of fossils, impeccably preserved.
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Pamela B. Green: I preserved one and I transferred many.
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" Shahi added, "We want peace, provided women's rights are preserved.
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After all these years, the tin is preserved half full.
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It's not clear that long discussion threads will be preserved.
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"It's rare to find something so carefully preserved," she said.
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And Rory has already preserved sweet moments in home videos.
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First, they preserved the core architecture, especially the declining cap.
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Duck skin is gelled and wrapped around preserved duck eggs.
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Buffett has a big financial interest in buybacks being preserved.
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Google preserved Banksy's latest mural for their Cultural Institute project.
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Duck eggs, quail eggs, and preserved eggs are all popular.
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What parts of humanity do you think will be preserved?
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Though reproductions may fill Inkwell, some mementos were preserved elsewhere.
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The colourful old town has been largely preserved in time.
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The preserved fern costs $75, which is definitely an investment.
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How memories are preserved and created around images and sound.
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Williams' own original version has now been preserved by AMPAS.
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Above all, Mr. Warren wanted the distribution to be preserved.
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The evidence is then preserved and called a rape kit.
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They were perfectly preserved inside the shells of southern quahogs.
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We could've preserved [the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program].
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The preserved lemon in this recipe is made in house.
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If it is sustained and active, they can be preserved.
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Overhead, thousands of preserved butterflies create a canopy of color.
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And no, their residents are not preserved by the cold!
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Or preserved bits of mammoth DNA yet to be discovered.
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If Congress did not act, the deal would be preserved.
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"It's sad to see what we have preserved," he said.
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Routine vaccinations and other preventive services need to be preserved.
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That would have preserved our mutual need for info. integrity.
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The image here is that shadow cut out and preserved.
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And many here say the craftsmanship involved should be preserved.
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They worked to characterize shapes preserved by motions of space.
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Clearly evolution has preserved hate as a powerful motivating force.
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But mainly preserved lemons, garlic, cumin, ghee, olive oil, saffron.
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They are not thoroughly preserved, so they must remain refrigerated.
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The bill preserved the land from development after operations ended.
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As long as the original's soul is preserved, everyone wins.
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Shapiro had preserved the feminist emphasis and the racial conflicts.
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It's not like they preserved it in formaldehyde or anything.
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Some have been preserved; a bunch are in the show.
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How did you get the preserved tattoos in the exhibit?
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The Paul Revere House appears preserved in its Colonial setting.
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We construct walls convinced that something crucial will be preserved.
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Fossils preserved in amber are giving paleontologists exceptional glimpses into the age of the dinosaurs, be it through the preserved tail of a dinosaur that still bears feathers, or a frog frozen in time.
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Also, the rock in which the [dinosaur] scrapes are preserved is quite barren in terms of other signs of life: There are very few root traces preserved, and no invertebrate burrows in the scrape layer.
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But it's a lot better than having your mistakes preserved eternally.
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But chunks of it have been preserved for all to behold.
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Anderson preserved the lead until exiting after 107 pitches (67 strikes).
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Papa bañosino Without refrigeration, meat is preserved by very traditional methods.
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Well, it's done now – and preserved for endless viewing and reviewing.
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Those token have been collected and preserved by Orlando's History Center.
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Skeleton of the new armored dinosaur as represented by preserved bones.
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And that is what must be preserved, for every pregnant person.
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For a long time, we thought that mummies preserved no DNA.
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The fossil fuel corporations agree, demanding maximum access to preserved land.
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These foretell a future where books are artifacts, preserved and archaic.
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Nor will your right to keep and bear arms be preserved.
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A lot of them were made of nitrate and not preserved.
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One of only four preserved specimens used to identify the species.
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The outer membrane was the best-preserved part of the fossil.
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Clearing it away, she found a number of massive, preserved footprints.
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He often preserved their body parts in chemicals after dismembering them.
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Look at the feathers on this Cretaceous bird preserved in amber!
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The carcass was remarkably well preserved, but something was clearly wrong.
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The old ruling class preserved a degree of gentlemanly self-restraint.
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Her famously preserved room was effectively a busy message dispatch center.
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Mulvaney said the "core functions" of those agencies would be preserved.
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And that is what must be preserved, for every pregnant person.
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FAULKNER: How is it that they&aposve been preserved at all?
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Relievers Reyes Moronta, Will Smith and Hunter Strickland preserved the shutout.
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The transparent side is a mirror image of the preserved portion.
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Struggling neighbourhoods were rehabilitated and historic buildings were preserved and renovated.
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It should be well-preserved, meaning the body was kept cold.
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"Clients are our wealth and wealth must be preserved," he said.
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He's concerned about whether issues are properly preserved for appellate review.
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This letter was reportedly accompanied by half a preserved human kidney.
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Donald Sterling makes a racist comment, and it is preserved forever.
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Fossil hunters in Korea discovered long-dead spiders preserved in rock.
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Clinton to make sure digital communications were preserved for federal archives.
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But wings of government have preserved their privileges while services suffer.
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Rezoning in 2005 preserved the low elevations of the housing stock.
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But they have been perfectly preserved thanks to airtight military security.
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David Bowie's memory is being preserved in a pretty unexpected way.
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What little was known about Mahendraparvata was preserved in ancient inscriptions.
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However, that law still preserved the federal government's sweeping surveillance power.
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Some fan pages, however, have preserved photos and videos of her.
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Some fan pages, however, have preserved photos and videos of her.
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Before it is preserved this way, each sample must be dried.
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Because Shackleton had wintered there, it has since been carefully preserved.
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A preserved specimen can be found in the Natural History Museum.
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And his clothes are pretty much preserved, so I have everything.
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Those documents were required to be preserved in the public interest.
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The flood had entombed everything immediately, so specimens were exquisitely preserved.
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However, their text was preserved by the Guido Fawkes political blog.
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Some documents written with the seed ink are still preserved today.
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This parchment came from goat skin, usually preserved with salt brines.
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Her caution preserved the country's economic stability through the financial crisis.
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Wine glasses and giant jars of preserved lemons were stacked everywhere.
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There are now 675 films preserved through the National Film Registry.
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You can purchase preserved lemons at the store or market. 2.
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The Rijksmuseum's is among the largest, most complete, and best preserved.
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Preserved, in other words, without being surrounded in glass and glitter.
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Spain will not be divided and national unity will be preserved.
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On Facebook, my sister's words are preserved, frozen like a photograph.
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Special interests preserved numerous tax breaks and carved out new ones.
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What newish places would you make sure were preserved in perpetuity?
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So many buildings and landmarks have been preserved through the generations.
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He preserved the use of affirmative-action policies at public universities.
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Trump's 2017 tax law preserved the itemized deduction for charitable contributions.
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New York Shuk Preserved Lemon Paste, $15.95 for 10 ounces, nyshuk.com.
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They were caught on camera and preserved forevermore: visible, audible, irrefutable.
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Mugabe's body will be preserved until the burial, Leo Mugabe said.
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Perhaps they achieved other milestones not preserved in the fossil record.
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Is the language still spoken commonly, or is it being preserved?
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The architect preserved the original slatted wood ceilings of the cooperage.
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Early intervention would have likely preserved all of our fallopian tubes.
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Several other threatened features, including Gig Alerts, were preserved as well.
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"It's something special because it's so extremely well preserved," he said.
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In baseball lore the Thomson homer has been preserved in amber.
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Even though Johnson's tweet was deleted, it was preserved by Politwoops.
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The German economy's international competitiveness must be preserved in any event.
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For thousands of years, they have preserved samples of the atmosphere.
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The dinosaur find was so well preserved that it appeared lifelike.
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The other, by contrast, had preserved his mastered dignity unto death.
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"The body is well preserved, which is rare," Dr. Stanton said.
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In fact, the proclamation preserved the agency's ability to do so.
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The masterplan will see 11 houses preserved for their heritage value.
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Times have changed — people are living longer; they're more well-preserved.
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Already they had uncovered a layer of perfectly preserved mud there.
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What amazed me most, though, was how well-preserved it was.
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I found it fascinating that it preserved a moment in time.
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Well, I always bring some traditionally preserved Norwegian food with me.
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In the center was a lavender-colored rose preserved in ice.
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He immediately left for reliever Jordan Hicks, who preserved the shutout.
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The collection, preserved by the California State Archives, is available here.
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"I was so thrilled this building was preserved," Ms. Langton said.
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I preserved their anonymity so they would feel free to speak.
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At the very least it should be preserved from further harm.
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Gas was detected around "Mother and Child (Divided)," in which a cow and calf were bisected and preserved in four tanks of formaldehyde, and "Away From the Flock," which showed a lamb preserved in formaldehyde solution.
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"One can make different judgements about what he did for his country, one can view various moments in Uzbekistan's modern history differently, but he preserved stability in the country, he preserved its steady development," said Putin.
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The inner structure of the building, however, was preserved, including a fresco.
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Unlike Manafort, Gates has preserved his plea agreement with the special counsel.
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I was encased in a tomb preserved and they woke me up.
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Others say they represent a part of history that should be preserved.
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The tweets were quickly deleted, but not before being preserved via screenshot.
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He not only kept it, but he preserved it in good quality.
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She cooks, he tastes and the verdict is preserved for internet posterity.
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We've preserved approximately 30,000 negatives, 10,000 prints, not including his other mediums.
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Cubs closer Wade Davis preserved the victory with a scoreless ninth inning.
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It's a battle to save the last of Ireland's well-preserved bogs.
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Well, they've purchased and preserved the brain of a recently deceased woman.
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Whether that status is preserved could depend on who wins the caucuses.
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"They were perfectly preserved in the glacier and their belongings were intact."
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And they both want Iraq to be preserved as a unitary state.
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Poinar speculates that this poison might have preserved it from early herbivores.
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Their first kisses are preserved on film for the rest of time.
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There are currently no approved treatments for preserved ejection fraction heart failure.
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For soft-bodied animals to be preserved, something catastrophic must take place.
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Lamu is the oldest and best-preserved Swahili settlement in east Africa.
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The extraordinarily well-preserved gown, or frock, is made from silk damask.
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And its left forefin was remarkably well preserved in its original shape.
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Many examples of the last were carefully preserved in ornamental, portable cases.
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Untouched, they've been preserved for eons in the deep freeze of space.
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The monument should be preserved to keep the history and narrate it.
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"It hasn't been preserved, so I can't keep preserving it," Culver said.
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The Chemnitz fossil trees, mostly conifers and ferns, are particularly well preserved.
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Why are some ghosts blue-skinned and others, like Liv, well-preserved?
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The city boasts seven historical districts packed with preserved homes and structures.
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The bedroom of Yuri Gagarin's parents is preserved in the house museum.
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Buy their most recent book, Store Front II: A History Preserved here.
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The Portman amendment would have preserved more federal money for Medicaid spending.
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Preserved slices of a human brain for sale to institutions in Germany.
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Well-preserved skeletons like those at Nataruk don't come about every day.
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Shouldn't a house with so many historic memories be preserved, asked some.
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Claudio then preserved the one-run lead by striking out Michael Conforto.
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It was then preserved with salt over the course of six months.
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Remnants of post office memorabilia have been preserved and are featured throughout.
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The Defense Department report, released Friday, confirmed the papers had been preserved.
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He referred to a "four-pillar" strategy: The JCPOA would be preserved.
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Clinton's server might contain information that should be preserved under federal law.
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"We want to see the current tax deferral for retirement savings preserved."
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Democrats preserved virtually all of their opportunities on Tuesday night in California.
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After lunch, we traveled downriver to Edfu, to Egypt's best-preserved temple.
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That, he said, showed that the emergency powers had to be preserved.
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Le Drain said Lebanese citizens' right to peaceful protest must be preserved.
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But the site was preserved in the 1860s, as a Victorian garden.
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Visitors can also see preserved fixtures from the castle, like this bathtub.
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They opened the sarcophagi on Saturday to reveal perfectly preserved mummies inside.
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To go with, maybe some couscous with dried apricots and preserved lemons?
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Ms. Myer seemed relieved that the bridge's essential design would be preserved.
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Sophia preserved 212,230 objects for posterity, in homage to her husband's genius.
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We searched for communities that have expertly preserved their history and culture.
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Maybe bake a giant lemon angel food cake with preserved lemon curd?
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The following day, DePalma noticed a small disturbance preserved in the sediment.
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"We have the whole KT event preserved in these sediments," DePalma said.
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Other Forbes specimens have better preserved the poetic mystique of their origins.
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Conversely, the Trump team has preserved privilege claims in testimony before Congress.
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Jon Kyl (Ariz.) to make sure the state's water supply is preserved.
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Playing for them preserved his eligibility for the all-amateur 21967 Olympics.
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Or Melissa's recipe for couscous salad with dried apricots and preserved lemon.
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Yet here was the majestic Palmyra, preserved as if in a bottle.
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The information has been preserved and reacted, the facts been digitally stored.
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Not all games have been preserved adequately by game publishers and developers.
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Half the appeal in reading through old editions, preserved today on Archive.
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Behold, the most detailed example of a preserved nervous system ever discovered.
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"Stolons are really thin, and unlikely to be preserved," Dr. Mitchell said.
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Ironically, it's at the theater that his vision is most vividly preserved.
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That would make them the oldest preserved human footprints in North America.
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And Florence Fabricant's recipe for chicken tagine with olives and preserved lemons.
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" Hernández added, "How will this site be preserved over the long term?
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He will get the immortality of being perfectly preserved on a shelf.
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INDOORS A restoration preserved the hardwood floors, fireplace mantels and decorative molding.
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Nature, in McPhee's journalism, can only be preserved until it's threatened again.
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How do you hope these objects will be preserved for future generations?
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Everything that couldn't be recreated was preserved in the brine of nostalgia.
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But these days the blood inside can be preserved in a bank.
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But the law preserved the F.D.A.'s authority to regulate cannabis compounds.
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All the decor and equipment of course is all really well-preserved.
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Wade, which was preserved solely on the strength of Justice Kennedy's vote.
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While this control panel, in the main control room, has been preserved.
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"The Civil War" was mournful, but at least the Union was preserved.
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After the concert preserved on the DVD, he stopped presenting the piece.
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Anything that our residents want to see preserved, they bring it here.
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Preserved lemon is an essential ingredient for capturing a taste of Morocco.
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The chamber rejected the request, saying that the Walk is historically preserved.
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Rainbow-hued velvet details punctuate grand interiors alongside preserved original bank architecture.
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Well, you might think, at least the old site has been preserved.
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I could actually see more meaningful connection time fighting to be preserved.
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The famed Brooklyn Heights Promenade that sits above it would be preserved.
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It was difficult to decide whether the house felt neglected or preserved.
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The plot, like much of the dialogue, is preserved intact from 1991.
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Basically, historic preservation councils don't want historically preserved districts to visibly change.
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"Everything that sinks out there is going to be preserved," he added.
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The second, now-halted executive order preserved major components of the original.
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Next week Impulse Records will release "Moments Preserved," his engrossing sophomore album.
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Much of Ms. Dessay's voice remains almost eerily preserved — clean, pointed, penetrating.
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Such innovation preserved the trees so well that it prefigured their revival.
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The evidence was preserved in a fossil lake bed near Puebla, Mexico.
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The tar kept the bones well preserved, albeit stained a dark color.
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Ms. Levete has both preserved the existing architecture and added to it.
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The researchers compared it to finding a prehistoric fly preserved in amber.
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Most of the artifacts they dug up were neither recorded nor preserved.
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When detectives arrived at the address, they found the preserved fetal remains.
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The colors that fill the two-room tomb have been remarkably preserved.
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Congress has rejected the proposals and preserved funding in each budget cycle.
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Now her body was the only place where the memories were preserved.
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One thing we all can agree upon: the land should be preserved.
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The story, I think your options ... are somewhat preserved, for the audience.
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If necessary, it will be preserved under Israel's jurisdiction by force, too.
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Some of these ingredients were fermented or otherwise preserved in South Korea.
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It's unclear how the fetuses were preserved or where Klopfer's property was.
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If museums give artifacts back, how can they be protected and preserved?
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And yet when the Constitution is amended, the slavery bias is preserved.
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That said, it's not as if Curiosity can trace back the origin of these organics, but at least the long-preserved molecules will give us hope for one day finding signs of life preserved in the rusty Martian dirt.
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In these close-knit groups, families have preserved the Yiddish of their forefathers.
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Yet he always preserved his decorum and never exploded into rage or grief.
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"We also got a leather wallet that was beautifully preserved underwater," he said.
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Archaeologists have discovered a remarkably well-preserved 1,000-year-old mummy in Peru.
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After eggs are lain and hatch, the larvae dine on the preserved flesh.
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Yet someone issues an apology, maybe makes a phone call, and career preserved.
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Screenshot: BMJ Case ReportsThe contact lens was fully intact, preserved inside the tissue.
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" As Doreen St. Felix put it, the reality star "has been infinitely preserved.
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Thanks to Coinbase's efforts, more than 480,000 customers' records were preserved from disclosure.
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He also had his skull preserved, with a spring mechanism in the jaw.
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The team extracted two worms and sent a preserved sample to the CDC.
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Even an ASI listing is no guarantee that a building will be preserved.
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Comté preserved milk into hearty wheels that could feed villages for many months.
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Ms. Angelou preserved as many of the original architectural details as she could.
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It's considered the best preserved Late Bronze Age sheath ever found in Britain.
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"To have potentially some of those tissues preserved is truly remarkable," he said.
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"This is one of the best preserved dinosaurs in the world," Brown said.
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"The animal was preserved in an environment it didn't live in," Brown said.
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But it preserved an option for people to buy into the ACA's expansion.
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Would you rather there be fewer feminists if that preserved the movement's meaning?
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Regulators were thought to look benignly on unions that preserved firms' national identities.
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Frost says this is why he actually prefers preserved tomatoes to 'fresh' ones.
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The parents insist that they preserved Matheryn not for themselves, but for her.
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Books that are rare or very old should probably be saved and preserved.
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Cold temperatures and lack of significant currents have preserved most of the ship.
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Models replicated actual human body parts rather than displaying them in preserved form.
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"Amazon has preserved job growth at its factories so far," the Times wrote.
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Kyle Bunker's version preserved the wavy blue water lines and nixed the rest.
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The only features of Mr. Hamon that were preserved were his blue eyes.
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The night of the incident, Sanny requested that her husband's sperm be preserved.
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"The rule of law has to be preserved in this country," he said.
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"Culture is preserved by meaningful storytelling," Gunderson said in a statement to Forbes.
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One theory: a long-lasting GIF is often preserved by a rich backstory.
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This means that every byte is preserved, without any modifications from the cracker.
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It is certainly the most personal of his many preserved and constructed Edens.
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Investigators found signs of tampering on preserved samples from Russian athletes in Sochi.
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"They must be preserved as an integral part of this system," said Schneiderman.
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They're all stored on the White House system so everything has been preserved.
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Thus, the shape and composition of these inclusions are preserved inside the diamonds.
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Sparta preserved its regional dominance more by restraint than by hunger for conquest.
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On Saturday they opened the sealed sarcophagi to reveal perfectly preserved mummies inside.
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It found that the capsules preserved the therapeutic effect of insulin when administered.
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The plot is so elevated that no neighboring trees obstruct the preserved view.
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"We want to welcome people; public access is completely preserved," Mr. Finlayson said.
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Chui Kueh is a dense rice cake that's topped with savory preserved vegetables.
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I value the blue-slip tradition and have preserved it during my chairmanship.
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They also preserved biological data from Europe's old growth forests, long since vanished.
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"'They knew the traditional principles would be preserved," the source told the outlet.
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Inside was a perfectly preserved imprint of a long piece of Paleolithic cord.
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Pro tip: The brine from preserved lemons is great in a bloody mary.
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And I am of the opinion that good games deserve to be preserved.
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It's often found in both shale and limestone nodules, where it's excellently preserved.
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"If Yoko Ono did it, it would have been preserved," Mr. Jacobsohn said.
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Many historians have preserved their moral integrity at the cost of their lives.
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The rice tart, made with raw milk, is normally preserved at room temperature.
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Large glass jars of preserved fruit and homemade liquors sit to my side.
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Once the 'nduja is rendered, add the garlic, shallots, and the preserved lemons.
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It's now a little moment in American history that needs to be preserved.
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The 4-1 score, built and partially preserved by Machado, ended up holding.
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Those visual parts remain active, so the visual content tends to be preserved.
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There's nothing quite like the eerie sight of an insect preserved in amber.
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As much as could be salvaged of what came before has been preserved.
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The company said that the decision preserved other strategic options for the company.
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Back on Earth, mice were then artificially inseminated with the preserved space sperm.
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The one on display was printed in 1455, but it's surprisingly well preserved.
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The Beekman is a slice of old New York, preserved, renovated, and modernized.
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The cache of well-preserved two-inch eggs stunned his colleague Dr. Kellner.
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They hope to find more preserved embryos that will help unscramble the mystery.
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America's gifts are not easily preserved — even, I now know, in Squirrel Hill.
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The mound loomed next to me, well preserved behind a barbed wire fence.
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These early exchanges of "trash talk" are still preserved in some historic homes.
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Their well-preserved fossils have provided paleobiologists with insight into their prehistoric lives.
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In contrast, Paul McCartney's brick childhood home was well-preserved from the outside.
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The story has little value except as a preserved piece of my father.
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Trees in the preserved forest anchor the soil, slowing erosion and preventing desertification.
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The Arnautoff murals should be preserved for their artistic, historical and educational value.
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The Museum of Modern Art has preserved a number of the director's films.
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Wild coffees can be preserved in seed banks or in nationally protected forests.
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Firefighters also said artwork that remained in the cathedral appeared surprisingly well preserved.
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Online preservation of materials only begins in 2006 with a preserved micro-site.
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All three agreed that the original windows, woodwork and plasterwork should be preserved.
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The exterior of The Evil Eye has been preserved, despite renovation and additions.
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The original tweet has since been deleted but was preserved by multiple screenshots.
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How do we make sure the gains of the #MeToo movement are preserved?
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As part of your analysis, consider: What — and whose — history should be preserved?
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The teller alerted the bank manager, who preserved the video of the transaction.
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Harissa, olives and preserved lemons make it hot, salty and sour at once.
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He left the game after that, but Sean Doolittle preserved the one-hitter.
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This idea was endorsed even by President Trump and preserved in earlier legislation.
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Appearances are there to be preserved, right up to the instant they crack.
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Paleontologists found incredibly well-preserved 95 million-year-old dinosaur tracks in Queensland.
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To achieve their full potential, bundled payments must be preserved and, indeed, expanded.
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The bipartisan amendment preserved America's near and mid-term "heavy lift" launch capacity.
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"This looked like an absolutely cavity free, perfectly preserved tooth," Dr. Freed said.
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Mr. Fortner's sophomore album, "Moments Preserved," comes out on June 8 on Impulse!
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"They're spectacular, and they should be preserved for that reason alone," Nyberg said.
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The other pieces — too small or damaged to be used — will be preserved.
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Those pieces have been preserved in the National Maritime Museum in Greenwich, England.
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For example, would the tax exemption for 401(k) retirement accounts be preserved?
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Underground entry tunnels are preserved from the property's days as a missile silo.
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How can languages be learned or preserved through cultural experiences or at home?
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By morning, the computer is gone, her access to university only narrowly preserved.
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For them, it's a part of their patrimony, and needs to be preserved.
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And how could he have preserved such a moment if it didn't exist?
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Such discourse recalls the fact that things must be upheld, defended, and preserved.
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But Turkey has insisted that some form of the system must be preserved.
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In their letters, preserved at James's family home, they both moan about Mexico.
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Processed meats are those that have been preserved by smoking, curing or salting.
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Harder also asked for all communications with the reporters' sources to be preserved.
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This well-preserved medieval city is easily explored on foot in no time.
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"The culture of Islam is preserved here because of Hindu civilization," he said.
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He's also preserved another 20-foot mural of mine behind a false wall.
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The wharf, which was unearthed in 2011, has been preserved by the city.
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Preserved inside the partbooks are pieces by well-known composers, like John Taverner.
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The piece looks at how Cambodia's past can be preserved through the body.
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Cooked meats were preserved in vats using the lactic acid in sour whey.
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Think of Ötzi, the remarkably preserved 5,000-year-corpse found in the Alps.
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Imagine if the only photos preserved as prints in the future are Peñalba's.
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The new discovery, made at Must Farm close to Peterborough in the UK, is the earliest of its kind to be found in the UK. And it's exceptionally well preserved: Swell preserved, in fact, that it still contains its hub.
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The table where they ate was preserved by the restaurant in a glass case.
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You can also buy preserved lemons at specialty grocers and even Trader Joe's. 6.
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Wyer plans to revive this tradition this season with a shipment of preserved produce.
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Much like the Andes, this area is arid, so volcanic features are well-preserved.
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She wanted to see the gazebo preserved as a symbol of her immense loss.
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The Facebook post appears to have since been pulled, but it's preserved in screencaps.
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"Some of these have been preserved using high-pressure processing," Marx de Salcedo says.
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Late last year, however, Swiss lawmakers struck a compromise that preserved bilateral trade agreements.
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The post has been deleted, but savvy internet users have preserved it on Twitter.
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Her footprints in the mud have been preserved on site for visitors to contemplate.
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When stratified groups interbred, they preserved the best characteristics that evolution had to offer.
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The city was buried so quickly that the people and structures there were preserved.
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Its focal point, a statue of Pershing, would be preserved under Mr. Weishaar's proposal.
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The very well-preserved fossils provide important clues about how diverse prehistoric mammals were.
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The aim is to change the way organs are preserved and delivered for transplant.
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The vertebra and limbs haven't been preserved, so they may have been as well.
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After the war the building was preserved and turned into the Hiroshima Peace Memorial.
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As of the current version of Chrome (71), Google cookies are still preserved. 6.
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Casey, the 1992 decision that preserved the right to abortion while modifying Roe v.
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"I'm just really keen to make sure that aspect of gaming history is preserved."
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Preserved in every single CTVT tumor is ancient DNA from the long-dead founder.
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They are sometimes beautifully preserved and offer unique insight into ancient animals and plants.
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This is a precious heritage site, and NASA would like it preserved for posterity.
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In many ways, their history is preserved, making them ideal candidates for scientific study.
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The find extends the timeframe in which scientists thought these substances can be preserved.
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But for thousands of years, people preserved the remains of their dead as mummies.
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Nish takes the small keychain with Rolo's face preserved in a state of agony.
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Screenshots though, have been shared on Twitter, and the tweet was preserved by Politwoops.
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Her parents preserved her at the Alcor Life Extension Foundation in Arizona shortly after.
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All this delicate evidence was preserved by being gently covered with more fine mud.
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He nearly wobbled in the seventh but escaped and preserved a 4-2 lead.
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For Segalen, the "I" that constitutes the self can be either preserved or dislocated.
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Radio scans and images taken by a submersible show a remarkably well-preserved submarine.
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His legacy will be preserved forever in Canton, Ohio, to inspire generations of fans.
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Samples of the liquid blood were taken from the animal's well-preserved heart tissue.
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Memories preserved Now, with the horses, his ancestral instincts definitely got the upper hand.
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Friend and celebrity hairstylist Jen Atkin preserved the moment, posted early Saturday, for posterity.
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Here are some of the deleted tweets that ought to be preserved for history.
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Precise moments in time can be found, like pressed flowers, preserved in their pages.
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However, never before have we seen one so very well-preserved as this one.
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Since Russia launched its bombing campaign last September, the Syrian state has been preserved.
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" She later added, "I do think it's a national treasure that should be preserved.
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"They're preserved because [Comey] presumes someone will want to see them," the source said.
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Their meat, easily salted or smoked, could be preserved in an era without refrigeration.
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Most of the interior has been preserved, including wood floors, molding and paneled wainscoting.
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Maybe that's why "bog bodies"—the bodies of dead people—are so well-preserved.
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The Presidential Records Act requires all official White House communications and records be preserved.
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Preserved for 170 years at 160 feet underwater, it was still of good quality.
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Salt pork with preserved vegetables and rye bread, courtesy of Isengard Kingdom Brunel's storehouse.
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She said campaign officials gave assurances that the documents be preserved which they did.
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Yet, even in this most humble of homages, Mr. Simpson has preserved his perspective.
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The factory of Oskar Schindler has been preserved here, but his villa looks abandoned.
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Relatively few pterosaur fossils are preserved because of the animal's fragile, thin-walled bones.
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They've preserved a few original seats from the famous arena as a wall decoration.
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Various marble sculptures and other artifacts have been recovered and preserved by art institutions.
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She discovered the "Ruby Seadragon" in 2015 by analyzing the DNA of preserved specimens.
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In the meantime, DACA must be preserved until a permanent legislative solution is passed.
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Western democracy is sustainable only when a balance is preserved between two polar opposites.
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They're what's supposed to require obedience, what's supposed to be supernaturally preserved from error.
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Other new housing in the scrupulously preserved area takes the form of adaptive reuse.
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Over 80% of the island is preserved as a state park, according to Mackinac.com.
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A pristinely preserved book with an oddly humble origin story is a dead giveaway.
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It urged that cremated remains be preserved in cemeteries or other approved sacred places.
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Wood arches and siding were preserved and exposed in the interior of the space.
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ISIS's killing fields should be documented photographically, forensically and through testimony; preserved; and published.
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However, Seattle Mariners closer Edwin Diaz preserved the victory by striking out Josh Harrison.
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The painting was almost perfectly preserved, but hidden among dust, mold, and penguin shit.
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The site has been preserved, and it attracted more than 280,000 visitors last year.
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Such well-preserved specimens understandably caught the eye of archaeologists, who found them irresistible.
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Rosenberg built friendships with his artists, documented in many letters preserved in family archives.
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Unfortunately no copies were preserved, and we only know the story and a description.
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Pictured above are the wooden huts of the oldest preserved herdsmen settlement in Europe.
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I appreciate the aesthetics of Soviet architecture—it should be preserved rather than replaced.
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No doubt "Kael Weston" is another such name preserved among both Iraqis and Afghans.
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Especially if these sites have preserved organic remains, like food stored in a freezer.
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They think it would have had feathers though none were preserved in the amber.
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It is preserved forever in my memory like an orchid trapped in a paperweight.
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Bredesen issued a new policy in August 2005 requiring that all records be preserved.
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Countless people across the globe have gained or preserved their freedom through American power.
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Then she began thinking about how the work could be preserved in the future.
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The well-preserved tomb was discovered in Saqqara, an ancient city south of Cairo.
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Read about this building material and how structures made of adobe can be preserved.
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After the Unesco designation, many of the city's Bauhaus gems were preserved and restored.
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"I wanted to make sure that my brother's memory is preserved," Mr. Shah said.
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He created or preserved a record 24,500 units in 2017 alone, spending $1.1 billion.
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Paris firefighters also said artwork that remained in the cathedral appeared surprisingly well preserved.
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His shell, now preserved in the University of Nottingham, will serve to teach others.
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Amber - fossilized tree sap - has preserved numerous small organisms including insects, lizards and frogs.
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In this space, these humble garments are transmogrified — from contemporary clothing to preserved specimens.
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Fermented foods are great to improve your immune system, and they can be preserved.
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The preserved history and architecture are fascinating, and the courtyard is a transportive delight.
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And how might their local traditions, from food to domestic handicrafts, be organically preserved?
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The development was halted, the river was protected, and the surf break was preserved.
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It was artificially preserved and has since been encased in a multimillion-dollar monument.
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The survival of her tribe depends on their part of the Amazon being preserved.
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"What just happened, in this election, may have preserved our constitutional republic," he said.
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Pompeii was preserved by the volcanic ash and has become a unique archaeological site.
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Her importance rests with the legacy of fiction and lore she preserved so tellingly.
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Halliburton, however, preserved idle equipment, positioning the company to quickly get back to work.
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Idaho requires that rape kits tied to felony cases be preserved for 55 years.
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But some of the samples that Mr. Moysiuk came across had preserved soft tissue.
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DNA does degrade over time but, if preserved well, can last millions of years.
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In 2016, he was invited to examine a specimen preserved in a private collection.
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Tanner Jaillet preserved the victory with 38 saves, including 16 in the third period.
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Their fossils were found with preserved shells and sea urchin spines in their guts.
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After all, presidential communications are supposed to be archived and preserved under specific rules.
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Unfortunately, the bones are poorly preserved, which eliminates the possibility of a DNA analysis.
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Drywall with posters dating to the 1970s advertising Ruby Dee were discovered and preserved.
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"It's night and day," the Swede said, adding that Zverev's creativity should be preserved.
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Think of Ötzi, the remarkably preserved 5,000-year-old corpse found in the Alps.
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Until now, no pterosaur eggs had been found with embryos preserved in three dimensions.
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Cuban culture remains carefully preserved and influential throughout the world, seeping through the embargo.
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That preserved a 3-2 lead for the Mets, and Wheeler cruised from there.
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"I'd like my costumes preserved in igloos, as opposed to pyramids," he once said.
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Staples include courgette, squash and za'atar fritters and hawaij cauliflower with preserved lemon yogurt.
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