"This first demonstration of chunking in a scatter hoarder underscores the cognitive demand of scatter hoarding," the authors wrote.
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Scatter Arrow: The next arrow Hanzo fires splinters on impact, releasing six more arrows that scatter and ricochet off of the nearby surroundings, dealing medium damage to enemies.
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In 2004, Nigeria's president at the time, Olusegun Obasanjo, a former military general, banned a popular rap song, "Jaga Jaga," ("Rubbish Rubbish") about politicians who were "scatter scatter" (ruining) the country.
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This land loss has already caused the community to scatter.
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He'll scatter some balls, but he had really good stuff.
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You can imagine, all the people on the field scatter.
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He'd come in, and mothers of cubs would just scatter.
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Toss shallots with remaining teaspoon oil and scatter around chicken.
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You can imagine all the people in the field scatter.
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Scatter the sesame seeds over and toss together before serving.
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Even this scent of a cat can make rats scatter.
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Then scatter the mint leaves and orange segments on top.
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The rest of Pacific Junction was also left to scatter.
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Or scatter the top with a mix of chopped herbs.
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The press is the light that makes the roaches scatter.
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Different types of tissue scatter the light in distinctive ways.
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Scatter the pickled onions, cotija, and cilantro over the chilaquiles.
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Then what&aposs going to happen is the rats are going to scatter and we need to go to the holes that they&aposre going to scatter to wherever they are in this world.
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They also scatter food to ensure plenty of marine life appears.
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Here's the kicker: once inside your brain, the tiny computers scatter.
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"Literally, we all had to scatter into different buildings," she said.
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When they enter, the animal-masked ones scatter in different directions.
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And so we tend to run and scatter from one another.
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But not everyone wants to scatter their home with hardware devices.
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Scatter fennel and onion around chicken; pour chicken broth over vegetables.
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Place mozzarella in center of radicchio mixture; scatter basil over mixture.
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Then the bowl is lifted, and crabs scatter in all directions.
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Scatter-hoarders ward off these risks by, essentially, diversifying their portfolio.
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Did the leaves scatter and Esther smile with such seductive knowing?
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Brightly colored children's paintings scatter the walls on the ground floor.
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Source: Business of Fashion, Vogue, "Scatter my ashes at Bergdorf Goodman"
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"Most of my people scatter on their own," Mr. O'Conner said.
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A radio telescope operated by EISCAT (the European Incoherent Scatter Scientific Association).
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Keyboard-armed U.S. Army soldiers scatter and take position along a wall.
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On the back was a scatter of tiny, nearly invisible white bumps.
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Lasers, unlike bullets, scatter as they progress, making them weaker and weaker.
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That might scatter bits of protomolecule across the system, an unacceptable risk.
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Below is a scatter plot of the county-level vote in Michigan.
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Iran is focused, whereas Gulf states scatter their money among different groups.
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As I watched the ants scatter, I wondered at my own motives.
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Kids scatter in all directions, lobbing their shots and bursting with laughter.
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Two years' worth of detritus and fallen coconuts scatter across the brick.
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Chop or thinly slice hard-cooked eggs, and scatter over the top.
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When one shines a light on pests, they either freeze or scatter.
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What's left are smaller particles that scatter the light in all directions.
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He has his two blasters, a scatter rifle and, yes, his jetpack.
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I'd say, 'Hey, how are you guys doing,' and they would scatter.
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"Now, our teams are going to sort of scatter to the winds."
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"It seems more poetic," he said, "that I should scatter her ashes."
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The creatures scatter, rising up with the first rays of the sun.
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Top with the cucumbers and scatter with the mustard greens and halloumi.
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His family came to scatter his uncle's ashes up by Baker Lake.
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Like a tide spreading across the sand, travelers scatter in every direction.
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It's unclear whether that could scatter viewership, or build interest over time.
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Today, the site is nothing more than a scatter of concrete pilings.
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Other teams will scatter sensors in ditches and fields, completing the net.
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Tweets scatter and replicate in a chain reaction reminiscent of nuclear fission.
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Wings flutter, offspring scatter, and the sheet darkens as it slowly empties.
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As the electrons approach it, they suddenly slow down and many scatter wildly.
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Accused of two felonies, Schlongface hurtles toward Earth and Republicans scatter like rats.
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Scatter his annual salary — $25 million — over 65 innings and you get $615,615.
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One looming question for Sanders is how much his 2016 coalition will scatter.
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On the bluff overlooking all of Jötunheim, the two men scatter Faye's ashes.
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Look at the scatter plot below, from MIT's Election Data and Science Lab.
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Winston's primary function is to disrupt an enemy formation and make them scatter.
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"It needs to be concentrated rather than a scatter gun approach," he said.
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If a natural predator gets into a herd of zebras, they will scatter.
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All of the experts will scatter to the wind when their jobs disappear.
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Andy brought his ashes, instead, with the promise that he'd scatter them there.
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Mr. Hill and the rest of the group scatter and flee the scene.
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He dipped his fingers into a pile of rope and watched crabs scatter.
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When rain falls on bay laurel leaves, contaminated droplets scatter, reaching neighboring trees.
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A bumpy surface would scatter sound in a way the bats could use.
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Naturally, this huge, scatter-shot approach takes up a whole lot of bandwidth.
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SCATTER In the afternoon, we all split up to do our own thing.
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The scatter plot shows the relationship between income inequality and intergenerational income mobility.
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"Release a live bat in the Senate chamber, then scatter," Jimmy Fallon suggested.
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The plume can also scatter embers and hot ash over a wider area.
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Divide the lemon vinegar spice mix up into little bowls and scatter around table.
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Amazon is hoping customers will buy multiple Spots and scatter them around the house.
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Over the next couple of days, they would scatter to different parts of Nairobi.
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It was a scatter piece, and it was definitely a piece about my past.
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Otherwise, the electromagnetic waves would bump into the object and scatter in different directions.
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"You want to scatter your seeds widely to see what sprouts," Dr. Gross said.
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Others have structural color: nanoscopic bubbles, lattices, and granules that scatter and refract light.
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In the event of a sudden invasion, Estonia's elected leaders might scatter as necessary.
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The weapons contain bomblets that scatter widely and can detonate months or years later.
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When she smashes our mother's crockery, the fragments scatter and rock on their curves.
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After a violent action against the logging industry, the characters are forced to scatter.
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I open the door and scatter peanuts over the cobblestones in case they're hungry.
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She pursues a flock of starlings, which scatter into the safety of the woods.
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Planes scatter flares to distract, and therefore protect themselves from, enemy heat-seeking missiles.
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Last Monday, police used water cannon to scatter protesters outside parliament, arresting 37 people.
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He originally had planned only to scatter them in ballparks and other poignant spots.
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Bubble maps are a variation of a scatter plot with dots replaced by bubbles.
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Finally scatter with the mint ribbons and edible flowers, if using, and serve immediately.
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But any shot Democrats could have may disintegrate if their supporters scatter their votes Tuesday.
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"She said scatter some, leave some on the fireplace," he explained about Beth's final wishes.
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But, as far as is known, none relies on those ants to scatter its seeds.
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"Dots" refers to a scatter chart of where Fed members see rates a year ahead.
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He can still scatter protests in the capital, Kinshasa, with tear gas and live bullets.
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Larger grains have less surface area and scatter less sunlight, therefore absorbing more solar energy.
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It's so powerful that the birds in the area cry out in fear and scatter.
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At the end of the clip, a shot is fired causing the men to scatter.
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Spoon over 1 cup of tomato sauce then scatter 6-7 basil leaves on sauce.
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The video then shows him opening fire from the entrance, as people scream and scatter.
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The local kitchens raise a white flag and the food trucks scatter into the night.
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Inmates scatter, coughing blood—but I never learned how to stop when I got started.
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The National Guard used tear gas to scatter the crowd, according to a Reuters witness.
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But if that's one step too many, just scatter sliced raw onion over the meat.
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Seconds after Anderson gets out of a rented U-Haul truck, bystanders duck and scatter.
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Perhaps Mr. Trump really does have some fairy dust he can scatter for a while.
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Then a cordon of riot police used tear gas and charged to scatter the crowd.
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She can arrange them all together in a group, or scatter them throughout the home.
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Her tunes scatter and dance, changing harmonies often and wreathing themselves around her prolix vocals.
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Each morning, when the sun hits, they scatter in a glittering cloud of orange wings.
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Many times, as people lose affordable housing and scatter, they also get disconnected from social services.
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Once the top of the omelet is mostly set, scatter with diced veggies and/or meat.
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Each year, cities throughout the US scatter 19.5 million tons of salt on icy, snowy roads.
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Scatter the scallion pieces in the pan, season with a salt and toss the vegetables together.
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The scatter market: or the market for television ads bought after a new season has begun.
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This caused the light to scatter in between atoms, which eventually formed the regular crystalline pattern.
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Moreover, cyclones and floods can scatter mines from their initial locations, complicating verification of cleared land.
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While people scatter in fear, Quinn nails the man who threw the rock in the window.
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Compared to other algae, their tiny bodies absorb more blue light and scatter more red light.
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When an accident like this occurs, fragments scatter around space, increasing the risk of further accidents.
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Cluster munitions split open before impact and scatter hundreds of smaller bomblets over a wide area.
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Just the small molecules are left, and they cause the rest of the light to scatter.
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In the video, people scatter through streets amid the sounds of yelling and honking car horns.
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Dust and smog at low levels would scatter the light too much for an ideal sunset.
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Mr. Perrault's art director, Gaëlle Lauriot-Prévost, created "solar" sconces that scatter light in all directions.
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When you shine headlights through a fog, they scatter or reflect and the beam spreads out.
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The fall of Vicksburg in 1863 triggered a deluge of Confederate deserters to scatter throughout Mississippi.
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Pour the sauce over the fish and scatter a handful of torn mint leaves on top.
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He flicked his cigarette butt out of the window, watched the embers scatter on the asphalt.
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Last Sunday, just before the fires, my family gathered at the ranch to scatter Grandma's ashes.
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The Yankees will scatter for the winter, with 43 regular-season victories to keep them warm.
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After that, she may scatter the ashes at home, or bury them in nearby St. Louis.
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It works because most birds are hardwired to scatter when they see the feared predator approaching.
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He'd told everyone back home that he was going to the island to scatter Marcia's ashes.
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The Palestinians said that the state they were being offered was an untenable scatter of cantons.
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After I die, my son will take my ashes and scatter them in the Yellow River.
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Every time fighting breaks out, families are forced to scatter and separate in search of safety.
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So Alex Teixeira saw his teammates scatter to clubs that could afford to remove them from Donetsk.
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The sun starts to turn black, land sinks into sea; the bright stars scatter from the sky.
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Security forces guarding the local government building opened fire, causing some protesters to scatter away, he added.
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But, like, taking a fight to MLB so you can scatter your dead aunt's ashes in Wrigley?
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But it's also surely frowned upon to scatter human remains in very public places, especially amusement parks.
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On the rocky knolls that scatter the sprawling, low-rise city, American flags drooped at half-staff.
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The glass used contains impurities that both absorb and scatter part of the light passing through it.
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Solving information scatter inside enterprises seems to be the founding idea behind dozens of enterprise software startups.
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As the scatter plot below demonstrates, as counties become increasingly densely populated, fewer and fewer vote Republican.
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But so long as the press is just a wing of the resistance, their audience will scatter.
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This team has developed heavy Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) that will drop and scatter sonar-capable pods.
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I scatter the balloons around as much as I can before the rest of the guests arrive.
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These and other pigments also scatter light, extending or shortening the path of a photon passing by.
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Spoon over some yoghurt, scatter over a few coriander leaves and squeeze over a little lime juice.
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Scatter with the other bag of chips and top with the remaining ingredients (except for the basil).
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The scatter plot below shows Clinton's predicted vote share from polling plotted against her actual vote share.
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The black orbs quickly scatter like an army of ants only to be replaced by white ones.
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You can scatter them throughout the house so they find them one by one during the day.
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Serve just as the spinach begins to wilt, and scatter the reserved whole egusi seeds on top.
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You pound up dried sourdough, you sift, and you scatter [it] over the pot before removing it.
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Once the duck has been poached and cooled, Parle starts to scatter hay across the clay bases.
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But they did manage to rip through waterproof packaging and scatter the powder across the forest bed.
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Place river rocks at the bottom of a flower vase or scatter them on your dining table.
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Conversations scatter into the dark air outside, Candice and the girls are gathering, ready to go home.
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But she estimates it would cost about $5 billion to scatter the microspheres on a meaningful scale.
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He remembered pausing here to scatter some last-minute butterflies on a muggy evening five years earlier.
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Its big, bright fruiting bodies scatter in great numbers across mossy forests of North America and Europe.
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Another mayoral goal, to scatter 90 new homeless shelters across the city, has produced predictable neighborhood backlashes.
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That said, it's still fun to scatter a few J's and Z's when the opportunity presents itself.
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Pressed to explain the Giants' continuing troubles on the offensive line, McAdoo tried to scatter the blame.
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The rats would also often scatter around outside the van, which was parked near a convenience store.
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Police also used water cannon on Monday last week to scatter protesters outside parliament, arresting 37 people.
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Seagulls scatter when the first bettors scurry off the morning A train with fresh hopes in mind.
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BTW, two things I insist on: no dogs and you scatter your garbage out front every night.
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Most of the time, the people hanging out outside the bar would scatter at the police's arrival.
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These sulfur compounds react in the sky to form substances that scatter sunlight, thereby cooling the planet.
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The Force Awakens: The movie is doing its level best to scatter loose ends, not tie them up.
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When you're on your phone and all the notifications are coming in, it starts to scatter your brain.
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I think everybody in TV did well this year, better than last year and scatter has been strong.
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The first explosion in front of the grandstand caused hundreds of soldiers standing in parade formation to scatter.
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Listen to Ritual Howls' "Scatter the Scars" below, and pre-order their new record Into the Water here.
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This animated chart — called a connected scatter plot — tracks the fortunes of workers with and without college education.
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Scatter the kale over the top and spoon dollops of the mascarpone and remaining yams on the pizza.
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"You're basically going to scatter a lot of people," said Maya Konforti of the association Auberge des Migrants.
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She can't bear to scatter them by his apartment on Riverside Drive where he requested they be tossed.
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Scatter the toasted bread chunks over the top of the eggs then transfer the skillet to the oven.
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But sudden reversals of fortune can lead to the disintegration of an army, which will scatter if routed.
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We scatter a few bones and teeth across her gravel driveway, under some bushes, and on the lawn.
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These materials can scatter and reflect light such that none of it passes through to the other side.
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Tiny statues, a rotary phone, and a Newsweek cover all scatter the walls in an accumulation of information.
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"Yesterday the police just drove up onto the sidewalk and started yelling at us to scatter," Siegel said.
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Arrange the beet greens on top of the cucumber and scatter the radishes and mandarin oranges over them.
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"I lay in one of those protracted moments of rapture which scatter this journey like asterisks," he wrote.
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Get rid of small scatter rugs in your home, and eliminate extension cords that stretch across a floor.
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When sunlight passes through the atmosphere, the gases therein trap and scatter the blue light in the spectrum.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Iridescent green flies on the dog shit scatter when I walk by.
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Those who survived managed to scatter and hide, and they reported the episode to the police hours later.
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But if the container holding the plutonium broke apart, it would scatter the radioactive material into the atmosphere.
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Scatter the herbs around, or skip them altogether; I also like to brush the skin with olive oil.
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Refused by Scatter, Priest has to pitch himself to a deadly Mexican cartel manager played by Esai Morales.
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Then the family took their child's ashes home and made plans to scatter them in a beloved place.
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Police have twice used water cannon this month to scatter the protesters outside parliament and have arrested dozens.
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"I was more or less scatter brained, and we kept talking about what we saw," he told Bike Magazine.
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Members from one shutdown group tend to scatter and join other groups and they carry their information with them.
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In the early 1970s, the MOB became a more blatantly satirical "scatter band," with fun music and informal style.
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All those invited have promised to gather again next year for Betsy's birthday in June to scatter her ashes.
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Place the bread bowl with cheese on a baking tray, and scatter the extra bread pieces around it. 7.
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Like baby seahorses escaping their daddy's belly, the little PUFFERS will scatter off, ready to take on their tasks.
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Kumagai's current screen is sort of a combination, voxels made with a laser for light to scatter off of.
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Cluster munitions break up into bomblets that scatter across an area at least as great as a soccer field.
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You're trapping people in a line where if something did happen these people would not be able to scatter.
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Earth's atmosphere is more likely to scatter blue light particles, which is why we get such jaw-dropping sunsets.
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There's a scatter of debris, police cars parked at hurried angles, and two ambulances sitting in a nearby forecourt.
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All of those traits make it easier to buy more than one Dot and scatter them throughout your house.
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Just like the Sonic Arrow, the initial Scatter Arrow's range and damage is dictated by the amount of charge.
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Often a topic is announced, and the women scatter across the room with a provided journal, cushion and pen.
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I expected them to scatter in the wind but they kind of fell onto the rocks below in clumps.
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The plants scatter their seeds as they tumble, so Victorville residents can look forward to more tumbleweeds next year.
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Today (Thursday): Clouds scatter across the area but pose no risk of showers as dry air remains in place.
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A strong lunar light penetrates the high black foliage and falls in a crazy silver scatter in the underwood.
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The balls scatter, and when you the next time you see the ball, you don't know what to expect.
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Martin P. Robinson voices Mr. Primm, Tim Legasse voices Scatter, Ingrid Hansen voices Heart, and Jennifer Barnheart voices Jackie.
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Enormous and iconic, the cartoon-like moai statues scatter the windswept island as sentient guardians of the local culture.
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The emptiness reaches a new extreme in winter, when all the tourists scatter and the open spaces take over.
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One impact could scatter smaller rocks across the landscape, resulting in what wrongly appear to be separate, additional impacts.
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Sleeper cells in Iraq have staged a scatter-gun campaign of kidnappings and killings to undermine the Baghdad government.
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Carefully scatter non-exploitable decoy bugs in software, and attackers will waste time and resources on trying to exploit them.
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The Bissell PowerLifter's scatter-free technology was made specifically for slippery hard surfaces where debris gets out of reach easily.
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We just see her walking down the street, laughing maniacally and shouting "Boo!" at people and causing them to scatter.
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Although I was hoping for a full cheese bedspread, just the headboard, scatter cushions, two pillows, and throw were themed.
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Scatter Arrow, on the other hand, is best when you've got one or more enemies cornered in a tight space.
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I'm an open person, loving and adventurous, yet I'm also scatter-brained, an over-sharer, and a control freak, too.
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About half the cases here are thefts from vehicles, smash-and-grabs that scatter glittering broken glass onto the sidewalks.
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No problem — just select "Scatter" on the spray selector, lock the trigger in the "On" position, and you're all set.
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I scatter a few rounds toward the police to keep them pinned down, sprint for my car, and drive away.
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Drain the green beans and scatter them over the cheese, then top the whole megillah with the dressed cherry tomatoes.
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DESOLATION A mother, her son and her friend go into the woods to scatter ashes and discover they have company.
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One proposed experiment, funded in part by Bill Gates, seeks to scatter light-reflecting aerosols from a high-altitude balloon.
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Squeeze a little lemon juice over the fish, scatter with chopped parsley and serve with lemon wedges on the side.
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I watched these people honor Mom's last wish: scatter her ashes at the place where she was reborn in America.
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"We should scatter it around the yard for the birds and squirrels to make their nests with," she replied promptly.
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Or for no extra money at all, you can ask your loved ones to scatter your ashes on the beach.
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Such precautions include "scatter plans," huddling in bunkers and protective gear to help shield American forces that come under fire.
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"A planner would go out and say, 'We should do things regionally and scatter housing throughout the area,'" he said.
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As soon as riot police disperse, protesters tear bricks off major roads and scatter them along approaches to university campuses.
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Officers occasionally stopped outside their building, causing the young men to scatter, but did not come inside, Mr. Fernandez said.
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French President Francois Hollande sends 22019,20193 ground troops to help beat back the rebels, who scatter in the northern desert.
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Spoon little clouds of goat's curd in among the courgettes then scatter over the toasted sunflower seeds and lemon zest.
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During Prohibition, the cops would bust in and everyone would scatter in the catacombs so the cops couldn't find them.
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"I actually think at one point [Streep] threw [the ball] the opposite way and people had to like, scatter," Witherspoon said.
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"Leave Me Alurn," the newest travel-sized urn for when you want bothersome men to scatter like ashes in the wind.
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These hydrocarbons accumulate into small particles — a fraction of a micrometer in size — which scatter sunlight to make the blue haze.
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The dust prefers to scatter some colors of sunlight over others (and weakens the light), resulting in the redder-looking Sun.
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Maltz thus complicates the quandary posed by Robert Morris regarding the status of his "scatter" pieces while they are in storage.
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Penn State researchers, led by research associate Amanda Hanford, set out to create a metamaterial that could scatter sound waves underwater.
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They're scared of police, but like working here because when they see police they can scatter on the street, she added.
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Flails, for instance, scatter shrapnel and explosive residue around a minefield, making it hard to confirm that no undetonated devices remain.
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Guess the Correlation is a very simple game indeed: Look at a scatter plot, guess the correlation coefficient, win or lose.
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These include rounded or angular shaping that can scatter radar waves, plus special materials that absorb radar instead of deflecting it.
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Scatter a couple onion slices and pickles on top, and the whole thing would be pretty damn close to a McRib.
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A.A.d city's top-this narrative, To Pimp a Butterfly's political ambition and jazz-hip sweep, even untitled, unmastered's barrel-scraping scatter.
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Meanwhile, people are dying to get into Disney World — the theme park has become a favorite spot to scatter family ashes.
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The intervening states either clearly favor Mr. Trump or Mr. Cruz, or they will scatter their delegates through some proportional approach.
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Such brutal treatment may scatter demonstrators temporarily, but it will not quiet a people's deep-rooted quest for dignity and decency.
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Many natural aerosols found in the atmosphere scatter light from the sun, sending some of the sun's energy back into space.
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Broken and riddled with self-loathing, her father cannot bring himself to scatter her ashes in Mexico, the country she loved.
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It shoots lasers at super fast moving mirrors which scatter the light across the reflective lenses and create the AR objects.
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The set is completed by an assortment of smaller lidded turtle dishes to scatter, as if freshly hatched, across the table.
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Police used water cannon to scatter the protesters outside parliament on Monday and unblocked entrances to the building, arresting 37 people.
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Tiny beans scatter across the floor, like sand after a beach trip, a reminder of the carefree moment that has passed.
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They occupied it for hours; most had cleared out when riot police officers used tear gas to scatter the remaining crowd.
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Items inspired by the Nazis, like a swastika-shaped pastry cutter and swastika scatter cushions, were also recovered, the BBC reported.
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He even agreed to help the niece of an older tenant scatter the ashes of that tenant when she passed away.
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If things go right, the gas converts to an aerosol of particles that remain aloft and scatter sunlight for two years.
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His family carted in pots of daffodils to scatter around his room, along with some of his favorite books and CDs.
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But if you scatter a handful of echinacea in a mass of prairie dropseed or sideoats grama, it will look great.
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But today we have a word like ACHENE, a one-seeded fruit that ripens without bursting open to scatter its seeds.
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Trilobites Large lumps scatter across a beach at the mouth of the Tokachi River on Hokkaido, the northern island of Japan.
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Earlier this week, police used water cannon to scatter protesters outside parliament and unblock entrances to the building, arresting 37 people.
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All the adults play their parts with a jaded world-weariness that yields to small, joyous moments that scatter the narrative.
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Her husband smashes her head onto a glass surface so hard that shards scatter; he bloodies her nose a few times.
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" Take it from Drew, who describes her post-split life as "a scatter plot chart with the overall trend moving upward.
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Mineral sunscreens use physical blockers like zinc oxide and titanium dioxide to scatter and deflect damaging UV rays away from the skin.
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These pulses could scatter off the specks of dry ice within the tunnel, generating light waves that could enter the surrounding plates.
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One of the places this conflict plays out most clearly is in the Easter eggs Swift likes to scatter through her lyrics.
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Its secret recipe is an infinite blend of your personal likes and dislikes, scraped off the Internet where you unwittingly scatter them.
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Onstage that year, a young Ella Fitzgerald forgot the words to her song, and the best scatter to ever live was born.
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Watching from a peephole, the couple saw their home consumed by flames, flattened into a scatter of bricks, china and warped metal.
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"These sharks are really skittish, so when you get in the water, they're going to scatter and go away," he told TIME.
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The trouble is that sulphates also scatter sunlight and help to form and thicken clouds, which reflect solar radiation away from Earth.
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And when I look at the scatter plot I see that there seems to be something going on really around the world.
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Eickhoff overcame four walks to scatter three hits - all singles - over six innings in a 7-0 rout of Toronto on Monday.
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These vesicles scatter sound waves in a particular way, so they can be used with ultrasound to track where the organism is.
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Cluster munitions explode in the air and scatter smaller "bomblets" over a huge area that detonate when stepped on or picked up.
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This employs long-wavelength light to penetrate into and scatter from biological tissues, building up a three-dimensional picture of that tissue.
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Below, we're premering "Scatter the Scars," the first track from the group's upcoming album Into the Water out August 19 on felte.
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Scared to be sent to a new home and hopeful to scatter Bella's remains where she wished, Ricky heads into the bush.
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Instead of encrypting a single of chunk of data, using Scatter/Gather Fizz breaks it into discrete pieces and encrypts each one.
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Her ashes were said to be inside the home, as Bill planned to scatter them on the first anniversary of her death.
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When the carrots are done roasting, place them on a serving platter and scatter the sliced avocado and cilantro leaves on top.
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Some of these tiny particles—many less than a tenth the width of a human hair—scatter light, while others absorb it.
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One, an operations expert, taught them how to kill with a machete and use a pistol to scatter anyone interrupting the attack.
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The use of the birdshot, or tiny pellets that scatter when fired, has caused thousands to be wounded, many with eye injuries.
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Absent cohesive, focused leadership and funding, scatter-shot grid upgrades will likely only achieve limited success over an extended period of time.
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In order to pay for it, his family had to scatter around Europe for work—his father to Portugal, grandmother to Greece.
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And those who do attempt to do this often get distracted and allow their thoughts to scatter: Why is this so complicated?
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You can watch her tan legs grow long, her hair become blonder and curled, her freckles scatter into constellations across her nose.
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Soon this heroic band of brothers and sisters would scatter, Dany would find new torment and Tyrion would make more faulty plans.
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When one or two of the wolves are shot or trapped, members of the pack often scatter and reform with different members.
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This often has the effect of organizing one party's questions and reducing the scatter-shot quality of inquiries from less-prepared members.
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Police fired teargas and pellets to scatter demonstrators protesting against the citizenship law in the Jafrabad neighborhood of northeast Delhi on Tuesday.
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That is happening, as both civil and military satellite users shrink their hardware and scatter its functions over multiple pieces of equipment.
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Dress it assertively with fruity olive oil and tangy wine vinegar, and scatter over briny olives and flaky sea salt before serving.
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Many communities are sealed off from safety as insurgents scatter from hide-outs in the forest, pushed out by recent military operations.
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In Nairobi police killed one demonstrator, and in Kisumu, an opposition stronghold, they fired teargas to scatter a group of 100 protesters.
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These are Big Sam's commands, and they shake the ground, scatter the clouds, and send woodland animals scampering in terror for miles around.
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AND WE EXPECT THE ADVERTISERS WILL WANT TO BUY MORE HERE BEING THAT THEY HAD TO PAY MORE DURING THE YEAR IN SCATTER.
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The holes are less than a millionth of a meter wide, and they help scatter the light and help the butterfly absorb heat.
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Months after Iraq declared victory over Islamic State, its fighters are making a comeback with a scatter-gun campaign of kidnap and killing.
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The suddenly-awakened enemies will scatter after that first shot, and your responding Overwatch fire should bring most or all of them down.
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Aid groups warn that a hasty shutdown of the camp would scatter the migrants, aggravate the city's troubles and worsen the humanitarian drama.
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It's possible to block communications, for example, by increasing the density of plasma or by creating structures that scatter radio waves, Papadopoulos said.
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Then when it's eventually shut down and the members scatter, they take this content with them to the new aggregates they eventually join.
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After the explosion, clouds of cash are seen fluttering in the air and later scatter on top of the roofs of nearby buildings.
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He came here as a scatter-armed third baseman in a 2009 trade with Cincinnati, a player the Reds were eager to discard.
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Pour in the egg mixture then scatter over the tomatoes, chile slices, and dill fronds, lightly pressing them into the eggs to submerge.
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Some of these tiny particles—many less than one tenth of the width of a human hair—scatter it, while others absorb it.
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Dozens of journalists scatter up a slope, trying to get perspective shots, and some photographers clamber atop one of the burned-out trucks.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: From almost a block away, we could see the people scatter, heading rapidly to the edges of the sidewalk.
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"We've been telling our clients to stay away from the scatter market — I don't want to see them ever doing that," Sullivan said.
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Survivors may be allowed to bury urns inside cemeteries, keep them at home or scatter the ashes at sea or in private areas.
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Sometimes, pamphlets with terms like "thetan" and "Dianetics" and "E-meter" scatter through your street, but you have no clue what they mean.
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Scatter them around the room and play "the floor is lava" by hopping between islands of the erotic coming-of-age tale.9.
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But then, another lion trots in to rescue him, the hyenas scatter, the lions flop on top of each other in the grass.
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Set decorators always have odds and ends that they keep in order to scatter around a set to make it look more realistic.
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Toast them to use as a garnish, to add to a salad, or to scatter over a cake, panna cotta or ice cream.
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But if the 91st could scatter unmanned systems around the fields, it would let them get eyes on any potential issue in minutes.
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But gathered in the trillions, they cloud up the bath of blue-green water as they die, dropping their shells, which scatter sunlight.
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"You can literally break it up and put it in a compost pile, then scatter it around your rose bushes," Mr. Ward said.
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When the final section, featuring Agnes Martin, is played, all 10 dancers, paired as couples, soar and scatter across the stage in waves.
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A twelve-year-old orangutan, Malu, is described as spotting the red dot and kissing it, causing the projection to scatter more light.
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Flowers are everywhere: a lover in Tokyo crosses the street with a bouquet of peonies, and petals scatter on the river in Fukuoka.
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It doesn't bother her either to scatter dried worms to the turkeys and 100-odd heritage chickens that trail her wherever she goes.
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Images from the scene show Senator Ralph Fethiere getting out of his vehicle and pointing a handgun in the air, as people scatter.
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Cluster munitions include a wide variety of rockets, bombs, missiles and artillery projectiles that scatter smaller weapons, called submunitions, over a target area.
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Tip this dressing over the aubergine and tofu as soon as it comes out of the oven, then scatter with the sesame seeds.
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Pour the batter into the pan, evenly scatter the fruit over the top of the batter, and sprinkle with turbinado sugar and pistachios. 4.
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Take an electromagnetic wave pulse, scatter it from the black hole, and you see that the pulse you got back has a higher amplitude.
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Ben Carson's supporters will likewise scatter, rather than defect to a single candidate in unison (though Cruz stands to be the single largest beneficiary).
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While studying how electromagnetism works for individual particles, physicists realized that photons could come into contact with one another, exchange information, and then scatter.
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These hydrocarbons accumulate into small particles, a fraction of a micrometer in size, and scatter sunlight to make the bright blue haze seen here.
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They fired tear gas on groups in some areas and were seen elsewhere pushing and shouting at participants who were too slow to scatter.
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For decades, she's watched undocumented migrants emerge from the Rio Grande and quickly scatter through her neighborhood in hopes of eluding Border Patrol agents.
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But it was directed by new media artist Yasmin Elayat, who previously co-created the web project 18 Days in Egypt, with studio Scatter.
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The shots were fired near Nathan Phillips Square, the parade's final destination, during the victory speeches, causing hundreds of people to scatter for cover.
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In the Pfeffermans-only Seder (onboard a cruise ship!) that closes season three, Josh eventually storms out to scatter Rita's ashes into the Pacific.
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A graph that visualizes these results can be found in the newest version of the paper, available on SSRN (look for "binned scatter plot").
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This wall of interstellar hydrogen particles should scatter ultraviolet light in a distinct way, which is what the Voyager spacecraft observed back in 1992.
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The likelihood that an individual who fits each profile will support one of the three Brexit options is displayed in the triangular scatter plot.
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The detonator makes the Rebels scatter and break formation for a moment, buying me another second as I open up with my E-11.
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Described as a "scatter environment," the artist will bring back his piece, Enough Tyranny, which made its first appearance at the Serpentine in 1972.
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Scatter a handful of rice over the tomatoes and layer half the lamb on top, followed by half the eggplant, then top with rice.
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Leave a dome of mincemeat coming out of the tops, then scatter the apples with pinches of butter and a scattering of demerara sugar.
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How might we have worshipped them, or beaten drums to summon or scatter them, if they were a prominent feature of the daylight sky?
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But defeat in the Libyan city Sirte means the fighters are likely to scatter to elsewhere in Libya and the region, the report warned.
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Typically Alonso brings flowers and his clientes decorate unadorned graves, but with this big a group we just scatter and take in the scene.
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Those opaque areas can scatter and thicken in places as the illness worsens, creating what radiologists call a "crazy paving" pattern on the scan.
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Other ski teams — the Americans come to mind — scatter in the off-season, except for short periods spent at the team's headquarters in Utah.
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Double it if you need to, and serve with rice or farro and sautéed green beans, chopping extra fresh herbs to scatter on top.
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A slew of ads targeted at physicians encouraged a paternalistic approach, depicting women as "scatter-brained, incompetent, and in need of guidance," Gossel writes.
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Ukrainian police officers tried and failed to scatter the assembly by force, and by December, protesters were occupying and setting fire to government buildings.
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It is similar to a scatter plot except that the points are ordered, typically by their x-axis value, and are connected by lines.
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Confidence: High Tomorrow night: Clouds thicken and light showers should scatter across the region, but steadier rains stay south and east of the city.
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At one point, she gave her co-workers instructions for some eventual day, to scatter her ashes from the roof of the recovery boiler.
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A bunch of old novels, arranged on a scatter plot: "Pride and Prejudice" and "Sense and Sensibility" were off by themselves at one edge.
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That the soldiers would break and scatter to save their own hides reveals the superficiality of the support that the president has around him.
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The crystalline scatter of Taborn's playing meets Iyer's slightly thicker articulation in a sympathetic repartee; the pair seem to constantly divert their own path.
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Why would they pay $20,000 to go to a memorial grove when they can scatter at any little park they want to for free?
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Those decisions will all likely occur by the end of the month, the self-imposed deadline the justices set before they scatter for the summer.
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As "scatter-hoarders," squirrels create lots of little caches where they store their food, lest a natural disaster or crafty competitor wipe out their stockpile.
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The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, a UN-backed body, says sulphur emissions have a net cooling effect because they scatter sunlight in the atmosphere.
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Its facade has staved in, the surface is splintered timber and a scatter of plaster, each section like a variation on the theme of ruin.
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The tiger charges, the antelope begin to zigzag and scatter to evade the attack, and when the tiger finally closes the distance, an antelope falls.
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And while a few thousand euros might not sound that much of a big deal, the more scooters you scatter the higher the fine scales.
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STEVE LIESMAN: If you get a scatter chart, there's no way you would put the unemployment rate and the Fed funds rate where it is.
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Last November, a truck transporting 200 bee hives rolled over on a national highway in Yunnan causing its angry passengers to scatter across the roads.
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Remove scatter rugs and extension cords that can be tripped over, fragile ornaments that can inadvertently be broken and valuable items that can be misplaced.
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Once that happens, take the parchment ashes and scatter them in the wind (you can also toss them in a stream or river, if available).
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In our Brooklyn apartment, space is tight, crammed with our belongings and the debris that seems to scatter behind our two children whenever they move.
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In the night, when they're not watching, set a plastic crow out in the area you want crow-free and scatter black feathers around it.
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I wanted to feel like a person cared enough to scatter thoughtful details around, to ensure that guests felt like someone was looking after them.
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But because no fiber is perfectly transparent, some tiny amount of light will always scatter, bouncing back toward shore off microscopic flaws in the glass.
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The actors participating in the "Fire Drill Fridays" protest marched up Capitol Hill steps and failed to scatter as police ordered, leading to their arrests.
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The scatter plot shows just how hard it is for someone living in a country with high income inequality to get ahead in their society.
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Further escalation will lead to these refugees, and hundreds of thousands of new Lebanese refugees, to scatter across the already unstable Middle East and Europe.
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All three have hiked into the wilderness to scatter the deceased's ashes on his favorite mountain; behind them, a hooded stranger (Claude Duhamel) silently follows.
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CPMs WERE UP, VOLUME WAS UP. BY THE WAY, UP ACROSS THE BOARD FOR ALL NETWORKS, EVEN NETWORKS THAT WERE DOWN CONSIDERABLY WERE UP IN ADDITION THATS BACKED UP BY A VERY STRONG SCATTER MARKET SCATTER IS NOT GOING TO COME INTO PLAY FOR A LITTLE WHILE BECAUSE THE SEASON WILL BEGIN, BUT WERE NOT SEEING ANY WEAKNESSES FABER: NONE IS YOUR EXPECTATION MOONVES: ABSOLUTELY.
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Human rights organizations have said that in handling the protests between the elections the Kenyan police depended on an excessive use of force to scatter demonstrators.
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When his tormenters steal his sketchbook and scatter his work, Ash sets off to find the pages littered throughout a rundown part of town called Denska.
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With its brief, lyrical sections, its scatter of enigmatic photographs, "The White Book" feels less like a novel than a manual of wisdom, even of prayer.
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The consequence of this would be to scatter people across the region, leaving them prey to the dangerous human trafficking gangs that operate in the area.
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The planets will be rising together in this formation from January 20th through February 20th, 2016 when their orbits will scatter them back across the sky.
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These hydrocarbons accumulate into small particles, a fraction of a micrometer in size, and scatter sunlight to make the bright blue haze seen in this image.
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As it orbits, it would both pull disk material in toward itself as well as scatter it away from the planet's orbit, leaving an empty groove.
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As they tumble against the edges of the frame, they quietly scatter the components of their being, transforming into piles of leaves, petals, twigs, and seeds.
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The same rotation of memes scatter by so quickly in the comments that trying to dissect them would be like trying to single out a raindrop.
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Luckily there was a plugin that brought the numbers to life in a 3D visualization, allowing me to move through an X-Y-Z scatter plot.
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When insects fly through the beam, they'll scatter and reflect light back to the telescopes, generating data from which the scientists hope to identify different species.
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Similarly, the EIC bounces beams of electrons against its sample, protons or atomic nuclei, causing the electrons to scatter and the protons to blow to pieces.
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The rows of fabric that comprise Daydream scatter light that's projected onto them, creating radiating geometric patterns and immersing visitors in alternating, perception distorting blue shapes.
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As once loyal voters scatter, seven parties could soon sit in the Bavarian Parliament, which would make it one of the most fragmented in the country.
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And a growing number of modern naval vessels, including the John S. McCain, are designed to scatter incoming radar signals, so that they are less detectable.
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At another point, giant cages of plastic water bottles, all scooped up from the beach along the Mediterranean Sea, spill out and scatter across the stage.
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And the current breaks over homosexuality could be just the early tremors of an earthquake that will scatter the country's entire Christian landscape, some scholars argue.
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With support for a vast array of professional apps, tools, and software, the Galaxy Book makes prioritisation a cinch, too — even for self-described scatter-brains.
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Another three were arrested in the past few days — two photographers and a blogger who covered an unusual scatter of street protests against Mr. el-Sisi.
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The shooters open fire and bystanders flee The video does not have sound, but seconds after Anderson gets out of the truck, bystanders duck and scatter.
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In another video police were seen marching in formation at a group of protesters and then chasing them down the street as they tried to scatter.
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All that remained to do was to chop a little parsley, lemon zest and rosemary to scatter over everything, adding a bright green subtly perfumed hit.
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But globalization has changed who benefits from their business, too, enabling firms to separate intellectual work from routine work and scatter those roles across the globe.
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Instead, she intends to comply with his wishes that on her next ocean research trip, a colleague, Dr. Sidney R. Hemming, scatter his ashes at sea.
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He said he knew of a few golf courses in the region that had to put up signs imploring people not to scatter guest remains there.
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Another more direct approach is to measure how much light the actual glucose molecules either scatter or absorb to figure out how much is in the blood.
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Pent-up steam could drive a 20,000-foot (6,100-meter) ash plume out of the crater and scatter debris over 12 miles (19 km), the USGS said.
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Equipment: Chalk and a rock 06 Jacks Scatter the jacks onto any flat surface, often by just tossing them out of one hand, as if rolling dice.
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Elsewhere, we see the last son of Krypton hefting up his nemesis Doomsday and pushing him through entire skyscrapers while desks and walls scatter from the impact.
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In contrast, the random scatter of dots in the figure on the right shows that labor supply for high-income families is insensitive to the jobless rate.
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Cluster bombs, dropped by air or fired by artillery, scatter bomblets across a wide area, but sometimes fail to explode and are difficult to locate and remove.
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Others warned that many migrants who remained determined to reach Britain would simply scatter into the surrounding countryside, only to regroup in Calais at a later date.
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You can dig into the EP below's opening track "Belated Brains" below and let the synths, fucked up timing, and wonky tempo shifts scatter your brains around.
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"My style is irregular: scatter-brained, spasmodic, jokey—necessarily jokey because I have to justify the unjustifiable by saying that I didn't mean it seriously," he writes.
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Mr. Jorden would leave copies at the now-closed Tower Records near Lincoln Center, and scatter them in the stalls of the men's rooms at the Met.
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But as YouTube and Reddit both start to take a firm stances against promoting firearms, these communities will continue to scatter to other parts of the internet.
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The homes, streets and shops that make a community tangible may crumble, and its residents may scatter, but the invisible bonds of culture, love and longing endure.
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Many buildings are now little more than ash; cars scatter the roads, some melted, left at odd angles as residents fled on foot to escape, he said.
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Once Priest decides to pursue his "last score," he seeks help from his mentor in crime, Scatter, played by an avuncular but cautiously sinister Michael Kenneth Williams.
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Three-dimensional "capture cameras" will track people's movements so that a visitor's hand, swept across a wall-size screen, will scatter schools of fish projected onto it.
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The front opening has more of a propensity for litter scatter, but the walk-on platform catches some, and you can always invest in a litter mat.
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Warren pushed back on the idea that fracturing ISIS in the second phase will cause fighters to scatter into other areas, such as North Africa and Europe.
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On July 23, Maren Hassinger, in conjunction with the Brooklyn Museum, will scatter bits of white trash that she painted pink onto the lawns of Prospect Park.
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His daughter said he had asked that his oceanographic colleagues scatter his ashes in the Western Pacific over the Mariana Trench, the deepest part of the global ocean.
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The electrons also interact and scatter off of each other, preventing nickel from being a good conductor of heat, according to the paper published yesterday in Nature Communications.
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Alexander Porter, James George, and Mei-Ling Wong, three members of artist collective Scatter, showed Blackout, a work-in-progress VR installation on Tiki Tabu's grass covered balcony.
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Detailed labels and observations scatter across the graphic like scribbled notes, and an accompanying interactive documentary stitches together videos and illustrations to portray an environment rich with stories.
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The researchers spin cellulose in a centrifuge until only the fibers of the proper width to scatter the visible wavelengths of light are left in a liquid suspension.
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For the third and final stretch and fold, gently stretch the dough into a rectangle, scatter the potatoes over the top, and gently press them into the dough.
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To look at the state-level votes (as shown in the scatter plot below), we don't see much of a shift in voting patterns between 28.3 and 28.
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"We take over big, empty spaces and rather than put the action on a stage we scatter it across the building itself," he explained on CNBC's Street Signs.
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At the same time, the information it spread lacked the spark of physicality: looking folk in the eye, making yearling cattle scatter like mercury hit with a hammer.
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Drs Smith and Wagner calculate that the fleet could scatter 200,000 tonnes of SO2 in the stratosphere in the first year, causing an unremarkable 0.02°C of cooling.
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The bacteria's movement causes the laser beam's light to scatter, creating a detectable change in light patterns, which can be captured and processed within seconds by a camera.
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It's possible the scatter effect was mitigated by the sudden arrival of this shutdown, since workers would have had less of a chance to look for other work.
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Mhairi, her husband Tom, and their kids, Sebastian, 14, Chloe, 12, and ten-year-old Dominic, were jetting out to scatter her father's ashes on the Balearic island.
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The sort of dress I'd wish to wear to attend the funeral of my former self, to scatter the ashes of who I was over a cliff's edge.
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Water rushes across the street, winds whip the palm trees, branches scatter across the pavement and a walk-don't walk sign keeps flashing, despite the lack of pedestrians.
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In fact, the simple scatter plot below shows that states with higher donation limits on parties are no more or less polarized than states with lower donation limits.
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They carried little white bags filled with white rose petals to scatter down the aisle at the wedding ceremony, which was held at Ocoee Crest in Benton, Tennessee.
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They bomb and scatter us, and no one helps us, she said, noting the exception of Turkey which she said had given aid and support for the rebels.
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A 1946 drawing titled "Virginia-Summer" is an allover web of scraps: like a centerless scatter of stems, clods and hard-shell insects turned up by a rake.
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The city's urban sprawl now extends some 15 miles east from the Pacific Ocean to the spot where the last houses seem to scatter into the scrub land.
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When the harvest comes in and I can restock my freezer, I'll steam the kelp with fresh corn, stuff it into whole fish and scatter it over pizza.
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Scatter those on top of the toasts and sausages, drizzle the whole situation with a little maple syrup and (see above) dust with confectioner's sugar, if you're fancy.
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Dear Heloise: As an interior designer, I warn people to avoid discoloring their kitchen flooring with scatter rugs that have rubber backings, especially on the no-wax flooring.
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Ms. Kornblum wasn't able to gather his friends to scatter his ashes with his partner's on Fire Island, so it will have to wait until later this year.
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When volcanic aerosols are present in the stratosphere, blue light scattered from aerosols closer to the Earth's surface can scatter again, this time toward our eyes and cameras.
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His plan would also scatter hundreds of other resource experts across the Western states, separating them from their colleagues and from other federal agencies and national stakeholder organizations.
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All that was brushed aside as we followed a faint spur and walked in among a scatter of rock walls and columns within the shade of an alcove.
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In it, Christ rises from the tomb, draped in mauve robes, and bordered by fruit and flowers, while Roman guards scatter in green, blue, and yellow around him.
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If you let the building define the priorities for you, they will scatter precious resources around like pixie dust on a lot of activities that are not strategically impactful.
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However, when the waves hit the salty, slushy water flowing to Blood Falls, they scatter, allowing the researchers to map exactly where the water was snaking through the glacier.
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Stunning results also extended to the Summit's demo floor, which featured work from leading companies like Baobab, Vuforia, Scatter, and Within, founder and CEO Chris Milk's high-profile venture.
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As with the scatter plot above, the red line shows how a county would have performed if Clinton had received the same vote share Obama received four years earlier.
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It's an accessible, wonderfully twisty, big-picture, heart-rending narrative about six people who eventually meet up and form the strongest of bonds, only to scatter to the winds.
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As they scatter, they dance with grotesque motions and outstretched arms and legs and gradually fall to the ground, some facing downward, some staring upward, as if dead. BARDWait!
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We all get to the hospital and my dad's in the bed, and he's got to go the restroom, and my fucking four brothers scatter because they're huge pussies.
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Men and women scatter like ants across the floodlit landscape as the drone weaves nimbly in and out of the water, conveying the violence and unpredictability of the assault.
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From this can be derived the flight path a drone should follow that will cause the birds to swing aside in the desired direction but not panic and scatter.
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If they spot you, they'll scatter, making it sensible to creep through the long grass that dots Horizon's forests to get the jump on your potential new robot friend.
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In the dim light Zadie's face looks pale, the scatter of freckles across her cheeks and the bridge of her nose shifting around as if in no fixed position.
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Scatter marsh hens as we sink to our knees in mud, open you an oyster with a pocketknife and feed it to you from the shell and say, 'There.
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This new movement causes the photons to scatter differently than they would under natural circumstances, which is why it makes the object appear differently, rather than just getting brighter.
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Each one holds back some ad space to sell during the season in what is known as the scatter market, where prices can be 271 to 40 percent higher.
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It was a renewed — and potentially promising — push to complete a new collective bargaining agreement before many players scatter for the start of their league season in two weeks.
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Moreover, shielding doesn't protect against the greatest radiation effect: "scatter," which occurs when radiation ricochets inside the body, including under the shield and eventually deposits its energy in tissues.
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Crowds pelted stones at police in Ferozabad, Muzzafarnagar and Ghaziabad among other cities in Uttar Pradesh and police fired tear gas in the city of Kanpur to scatter protesters.
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The holes and debris left behind after protesters dig up sidewalk bricks and scatter them across roads to disrupt traffic render pathways disorienting for people with a visual impairment.
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His father, Claude Jules Préval, was an agronomist and a government official until the family was forced to scatter under the dictatorship of François Duvalier, known as Papa Doc.
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Then, as spring deepens, mists spread over the landscape and the cherry blossoms seem ready to open, only for steady rains and winds to cause them to scatter precipitously.
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I wouldn't dare reveal how the third season finale (which I've seen) reconfigures the show's basic setup, save to say that it doesn't scatter the characters to the winds.
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Nigeria began a major offensive against Boko Haram last year, prompting many of the militants to scatter across the border into neighboring Chad, Niger and Cameroon to carry out attacks.
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Surfaces that only scatter light of individual or small sets of wavelengths might appear red, blue, green, or another color, depending on the wavelengths they send back to your eye.
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But white materials should scatter light of all wavelengths equally—and the key to creating a white material is creating a rough, porous surface that light can bounce around in.
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Photo: GettyFor at least 11 years, an unnerving story has made the rounds on Disney fan blogs: people regularly scatter the ashes of loved ones at Disneyland and Disney World.
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The film's threads of post-Vietnam and post-Sexual-Revolution disillusionment coalesce as a paranoid veteran connects the dots of a wall-sized scatter chart to reveal a pornographic mural.
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Brexit risks not just the UK's stability but could very well scatter wider seeds of destruction if it erodes and destroys the cohesion required to keep the European project together.
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Not quite a game changer: Forty years ago, researchers hypothesized that neutrinos would scatter a certain way if they interacted with a nucleus, according to the standard model of physics.
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First, they trained a computer algorithm to distinguish between various sorts of figures—which they defined as diagrams, equations, photographs, plots (such as bar charts and scatter graphs) and tables.
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Tropical Storm Don is set to scatter winds and rain across the Caribbean Sea Tuesday, weakening as another tropical storm — named Hilary — is expected to form in the Pacific Ocean.
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Scattering in the chaos Meanwhile, as the crowds began to scatter, Mike Cronk stood his ground and tried to help his friend who had taken three bullets to the chest.
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It's a climate perfectly suited to the island's primary inhabitants — bright green lizards that scatter over the parched landscape, scampering from one prickly bush to another whenever we walked past.
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The curators quote a letter from the director of Jane Austen's House Museum, who in 2008 implored Janeites not to direct their heirs to scatter their ashes on the grounds.
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At the start of the first play, "Hungry," Mary's playwright husband has been dead for four months, and the family has gathered to scatter his ashes in the Hudson River.
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But while Samsung has been happy to scatter suggestive tidbits about its folding phone plans over the years, the date for a potential commercial release has never been firmed up.
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The sulfur compounds can then react with water in the atmosphere to form chemicals that reflect and scatter sunlight, keeping some solar energy from reaching Earth and thereby cooling it.
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House leaders excoriated Mr. McConnell on Thursday and have urged their colleagues to hold events promoting the legislative action as they scatter across the country during the weeklong holiday recess.
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We were going to blow the world open with the death of Ned Stark, scatter things to the winds, and then be the story of everything coming back together again.
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Though her husband's job keeps them overseas, she doesn't feel like she fits in in Asia, and New York is still the place where she wants to scatter her ashes.
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A bat in daytime has a different eye, naked and frightened, I once found five under a wall clock on the porch and they were blinking and slow to scatter.
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But like the American military fighting in Vietnam or Afghanistan, the Targaryens found that air power is difficult to use against forces that are willing to scatter and conceal themselves.
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McDonald's will scatter clues of his whereabouts on Twitter, and hopeful winners of the Willy Wonka nugget have to tweet photos of Kaito Nuggets and hashtag his name with the post.
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Piled up against the walls, some of the spectators closest to the pit amuse themselves by blowing on the rats to scatter them around the ring while Butcher is brought upstairs.
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After the sporting session in the park, the couple visited the city's ancient Banganga water tank, where they were greeted with dancers, and presented with garlands to scatter on the water.
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And they'd make for a communal kind of meal, where I could just scatter a few jazzed-up sides on the table for people to fill their arepas as they wanted.
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Its job seems to be to appeal to the sweet tooths of the vertebrates these fruit have evolved to be eaten by, the better to scatter their seeds far and wide.
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In PEOPLE's exclusive sneak peek at Thursday's episode of Bravo's Shahs of Sunset, Javid and her best friend Reza Farahan gather to scatter her father Shams' ashes off the California coast.
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With the Touch Bar, I can do everything from selecting the kind of chart I want (bar, fever, area, scatter) to switching the data axes — each action takes a single tap.
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Indian police on Tuesday fired teargas and water cannons to halt and scatter a march by thousands of protesting farmers heading for New Delhi to demand better prices for their produce.
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New "Star Cards" also give players more options for tweaking their secondary abilities, in the form of a Scatter Gun (presumably a shotgun-like weapon), a Dioxis Grenade and Adrenaline Stim.
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Along with colleagues Roger Portell and Peter Harries, he analyzed the structures using scanning electron microscopy, back-scatter imaging, and x-ray spectroscopy, which allowed the researchers to determine their composition.
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The majority of the game is spent doing these small actions and watching the small social group in front of you scatter and chatter to each other about what just happened.
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No scatter plot can fully capture Holzhauer's strategic chops; how he starts at the bottom of the board to amass a war chest and hunts down Daily Doubles like a bloodhound.
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The problem was capturing the transition in action—the STEREO spacecraft is about 20 million miles from the Sun where the solar wind also contains free-floating electrons which scatter sunlight.
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The report also contains scatter charts illustrating each company's zone in the projected and historical periods as well as explanatory notes and rating sensitivities for the 36 Fitch-rated Chinese corporates.
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The picture is divided into four vertical parts by the glass frontage of a leather-goods shop and its open glass door, and within this grid is a scatter of incident.
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If we wish to calculate the probability of two electrons bouncing off each other, for example, we can use a classical equation describing how billiard balls scatter as a first approximation.
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And rather than climb Mount Olympus to kill every last god, Kratos and his son Atreus are climbing a mountain on a pilgrimage to scatter the ashes of their dead matriarch.
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Yet the era's skinhead riots and striking workers — and Strummer's biting, pro-immigrant lyrics — are never more than window dressing in a movie that would rather scatter fairy dust than grit.
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Scatter a bunch of sliced onions and shallots across the oiled bottom of a large roasting pan, then put a bunch of chicken thighs on top of them, skin side up.
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A productive hunch Chemists and physicists typically study the structure of a material by firing X-rays at a sample and observing how the rays scatter off the atoms within it.
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Amongst the other graphical representation techniques and terminology, there are bar charts, pie charts (better known as Camembert or Donut Chart), scatter graphs, lines, bubbles, heat maps, (mapping of "hotspots"), etc.
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They had to scatter across the globe as political exiles in the face of the war, but they were already meditating on that possibility with their collages and piecemeal art pieces.
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"Information operations don't just scatter their stories to the winds — they try and land them in front of individual influencers," Ben Nimmo, director of investigations at Graphika, told CNN Business Monday.
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It is simply too easy to transform a dish with a hurried drizzle, or a sprinkle, or a scatter of one particular kind, that I worry about becoming a culinary con.
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"You scatter your infection across as many components in the systems you're attacking as possible, and as each one is fixed you reinfect from one of the other ones," says Altherr.
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U.S. tariffs on aluminium imports, for example, are aimed first and foremost at China, even if that target has at times been obscured by the Trump Administration's somewhat scatter-gun approach.
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America, China and India are rapidly increasing their destructive capabilities: blinding military satellites with lasers, jamming their signals to Earth or even blowing them up, causing debris to scatter across the cosmos.
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Scooter service providers, the transportation trend du jour, raised hundreds of millions of dollars to scatter scooters on city sidewalks (to the chagrin of residents and regulators alike) throughout 2017 and 2018.
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Nolasco looks to extend his first winning streak of the year to three starts after combining to scatter 24 hits over 13 scoreless innings in victories over Toronto at home on Sept.
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The light creeping around the sides of our planet is passing through a lot of atmosphere, and all of the molecules in our air cause certain types of light to, well, scatter.
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On Thursday, July 2741 2018, I said my final goodbye to my son, Craig Raymond Turner, when I gathered with family and friends to scatter his ashes off the coast of California.
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To get around this issue, Facebook decided to divide the data into smaller chunks as it moved into memory and then encrypt it in place, a process called scatter/gather I/O.
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On Thursday, July 19, 2018, I said my final goodbye to my son, Craig Raymond Turner, when I gathered with family and friends to scatter his ashes off the coast of California.
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Other Republicans are warning that Trump's scatter-shot attacks on people he is relying on to support his priorities will cost him a chance to build the foundations of a successful presidency.
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Tinguely articulated his philosophy in the manifesto "Für Statik," which he printed on 150,000 fliers he intended to scatter from an airplane over Düsseldorf, before an exhibition: "Everything moves continuously," it read.
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The current slump is starting to dismantle and scatter the workforce and community of suppliers rebuilt with so much difficulty and expense over the last decade following the slump of the 215s.
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Space them out evenly on the baking sheet, brush with butter, then scatter the Parmigiano-Reggiano all over the top and bake until golden brown and crisp, 20 to 22 minutes. 3.
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Before a pandemic made us double down on isolation, the tornado already enforced its own kind of social distancing simply by compelling these everyday beacons to scatter across the city and beyond.
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Say what you want about the Browns, but they are positively dandelion-like in their ability to scatter shitty QBs to the four winds and have them wreck other franchises, too. 6.
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The challenge, he explained, is to use your intuition — which, yes, is funny in a grim way — to scatter the evidence around a black man (William Delaney) lying inside a chalk outline.
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The vehicles scatter among the streets on the man-made island as we get closer, at least giving the impression that they are trying to make themselves harder to observe from above.
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For one thing, people sense a stranger in their midst as acutely as a herd of gazelles might, and they tend to scatter, or stare from a distance in a menacing way.
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Particles in the atmosphere scatter blue light while letting red light pass through, so the effect is amplified when the moon is at the horizon, according to the Cornell University astronomy department.
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Vine's ragtag, unexpected found community will scatter, but we can thank the site for giving us one glorious moment (or four years) where so many people came together for six seconds of magic.
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Trader Joe's leans into this like few other grocery stores do: They blanket their stores in fallen leaves, huge bins of pumpkins and apples, and scatter seasonal fall offerings across all their aisles.
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Much like the Eero, it's a puck-shaped router that you buy a few of, scatter throughout your house and enjoy perfect wireless signal forever after as they intelligently switch your signal up.
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The solution: crop the paintings into a series of circles and scatter them throughout Cahill's exotic stairwell, bringing a sense of what it's like to view objects in deep space to the experience.
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There are lots of good reasons to scatter data around the globe: whenever an earthquake finally heaves Silicon Valley into the ocean, you'll presumably still want to be able to check your DMs.
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Clams also augment the light algae receive from the sun, using specialized cells called iridocytes that bend, scatter, and reflect a dazzling array of iridescent colors, including blues, greens, golds, and occasionally, whites.
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L7: Scatter the Rats (Blackheart) As feminist punks, metal snarlers, grunge comedians, L7 rocked harder and more juvenile than most '90s bands, yelling and yowling over a volatile guitar storm with goth humor.
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Using live-action puppetry and CGI it sees a German man-puppet head to Norway to scatter his grandfather's ashes in the sublime scenery of the fjords, but things quickly spiral into weirdness.
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"We scatter salt first to purify the land," he says, pulling out a not very medieval looking plastic bottle of table salt and chucking a handful in the general direction of the tree.
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The wild declensions refuse to stay inside your wobbly brain, like birds you thought would never peck you or anyone else; they scatter like the friends you count on all ten, wounded fingers.
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About one-third fewer drug makers announced hikes on January 29 than a year earlier, and industry observers say that's likely because they want to scatter them out over time to avoid attention.
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Combined with the way the mirrors scatter the light, it also means the unit I saw has some offensive color shift problems, almost like I was looking at a cheap hologram trading card.
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To better understand the function of interactivity in VR, I met up with Yasmin Elayat and Alexander Porter from Scatter: a Brooklyn-based collective whose work interprets the social implications of emerging technologies.
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Over time the various agents learned (and of course reported back) various stratagems, from simple things such as how to scatter units under an area-of-effect attack to complex multi-pronged offenses.
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We would then scatter these glowing pixels around the world, bringing our part in this drama of pain and pleasure, of eye and camera, of reality and illusion, to its inevitable close. ♦
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With the Dodgers doing whatever they could to psyche him out—but, curiously, rarely actually stealing available bases—Lester maintained enough focus to scatter five hits over seven innings, allowing only one run.
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Evan Soltas, a Princeton economics student who has contributed to Bloomberg View and Vox, created the below scatter plot to track how changes in Michigan counties' manufacturing levels tracked with Sanders's vote share.
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Throughout the series, students of Liberty High were plagued by issues like bullying, harassment, gender-based violence, drug abuse, and unsafe home environments—yet they'd all scatter whenever Mr. Porter would walk by.
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And if you launch all of those episodes at once, as Netflix does, well, you need dozens upon dozens of shows in production, and you need to scatter them all across the calendar.
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He appeared in more than 21975 films and television series, among them "Bewitched," the satirical soap opera "Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman" and "The Gong Show," where his job was to merrily scatter confetti.
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To watch him is a celebration: TVs are set up in open spaces so that Afghans can watch him as a community, in open rebellion against the terrorists who scatter communities in fear.
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La Prairie's Cellular Radiance Perfecting Fluide Pure Gold ($550), for example, pairs collagen-boosting peptides with finely milled flecks of gold to scatter light across the face while also firming it over time.
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Increasing amounts of deadwood are leading to more spotting — the shower of hot embers that high winds pick up from burning trees and scatter a mile or two in front of the flames.
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A few stray showers (maybe a snowflake or two in our colder spots?) scatter into the area overnight but the weak storm passes by far enough south that we could get missed altogether.
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Eric Marshall, director of the liberal Funders' Committee for Civic Participation, argues for expanding registration drives in high schools, to register high schoolers before they reach their 18th birthdays, and before they scatter.
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Iranian police and security forces fired ammunition and tear gas to scatter demonstrators protesting the government's initial denial that it had shot down a Ukrainian jet, online videos were said to show Monday.
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One way to play any further weakness would be to "scatter out protective puts" in the broader market — any more losses in tech would expose overall weakness in the total market, he says.
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" Words like "modernization" and "transformation" can strike fear into the hearts of Bergdorf's devotees, from consumers to designers to employees, whose loyalty has been cataloged in documentaries like "Scatter My Ashes at Bergdorf's.
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To assemble the salad scatter the dressed leaves over a large platter then lift the courgettes out of the pan and arrange them over the lettuce, letting them show off their attractive curls.
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"On Thursday, July 82553 28255, I said my final goodbye to my son, Craig Raymond Turner, when I gathered with family and friends to scatter his ashes off the coast of California," Tina continued.
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" One author he found was just publishing random data sets like "The 2007-2012 Outlook for Tufted Washable Scatter Rugs, Bathmats and Sets That Measure 6-Feet by 9-Feet or Smaller in India.
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It was only then that I realized it had been three years that month since we'd come to Montauk, to this very part of this very ocean, to scatter some of my father's ashes.
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Velasquez bounced back from a no-decision versus Miami on May 6 to scatter three hits and strike out 10 in five innings of a 3-1 victory over the Marlins on May 17.
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I'd been hoping that Mr. Nadler, who has an avid following, would temper his maniacal drive and calm down long enough to scatter some crumbs of tenderness and reflection into his wild-man act.
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They placed the sounds and emotional analysis on an interactive scatter plot, where scrolling over each emotional point on the map is broken down into its parts, depending on how people interpreted the sound.
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It is a universe of in-betweenness, in which the most basic facts of life, the things we absolutely expect to understand, spill and scatter like toast crumbs into the gaps between the floorboards.
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A fleet of fighter jets, drones, transport planes and helicopters has given the French a significant advantage, and they are often able to scatter armed groups just by flying low and aggressively over them.
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Scatter enough of these nuggets throughout a film, and you can have viewers buzzing from a curated high that has everything to with them and nothing to do with the story on the screen.
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The projections also cohere into patterns on the floor that resemble designs in sand, and as the dancers move, their bodies appear to scatter the grains, their slides and spins kicking up virtual dust.
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Now I'm just having this montage in my head of flashbacks to me dropping many digital cameras on the floors of many bars and watching the batteries and memory card and lid scatter everywhere.
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"These particles, or aerosols, scatter sunlight as it passes through the air, which in combination with the absorption of light by the ozone layer, gives sunrises and sunsets that purple tint," the release says.
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"The scatter of fragments of the aircraft and bodies of dead passengers occupies a large territory; the radius is not less than 1 kilometer (0.6 miles)," Investigative Committee of Russia spokeswoman Svetlana Petrenko told CNN.
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He speculates it might be possible to exploit the phenomenon of gravitational lensing to see if there are any scattering effects, similar to how a crystal will scatter X-ray light that passes through it.
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Whether or not their stay application succeeds, Mr Trump's lawyers are asking the Supreme Court to decide by the end of June—when the justices scatter for the summer—whether to hear the full case.
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If you're looking for sweet new speakers to scatter around your patio, rumpus room, or Netflix binge dungeon, Philips' has new Fidelio E6 wireless cinema speakers and a 90W subwoofer that can do just that.
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At the University of Bristol, Tom Scott leads a group working on means for robots to identify materials, including various sorts of plastic, from the "fingerprints" provided by the distinctive ways they scatter laser light.
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The training drill, dubbed Synergy 2018, came three days after Kosovo police used force to scatter Serb protesters in the town of Kosovska Mitrovica in Kosovo's restive North and briefly detained a Serbian government official.
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These ingredients work by sitting on top of the skin to deflect and scatter damaging UV rays, whereas chemical sunscreens penetrate deeper and convert UV rays into heat that then gets released from the skin.
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Lay a thick layer of Doritos in the base of your grill, then build a pyramid of coals on top (if the wind is strong, scatter a few Doritos throughout the stack for good measure).
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She's also part of a NASA program called Datanauts, where she's working on a technique to sonify data: to communicate through melody what might be more traditionally expressed with a chart or a scatter graph.
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Transfer to a serving dish and scatter with minced chives: Kennebec potato chips with French onion dip, $8, "At the Bar," Gotham Bar and Grill, 12 East 12th Street (University Place), 212-620-4020, gothambarandgrill.com.
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"Acoustics is the most powerful tool to do this, but in order to do so you need to know how these organisms scatter sound," said Andone Lavery, who led development of the Deep-See instrument.
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Women scatter flower petals in the waters of the Bay of Bengal during a prayer ceremony for the victims of the 2004 tsunami on the 15th anniversary of the disaster, in Chennai, India, Dec. 26.
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The report also contains scatter charts illustrating the credit zone of each company in both projected and historical periods as well as explanatory notes and rating sensitivities for the 27 Fitch-rated listed Indian corporates.
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Wyatt has spent the better part of the four years since in his sprawling Hollywood Hills estate—think hardwood floors and rustic overtones—where hundreds of records and empty Amoeba Records bags scatter on the floor.
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And as we saw in the documentary, Scatter My Ashes at Bergdorf's, the iconic store invests so much into the design of the windows in order to highlight the whimsy and high fashion of it all.
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These animals generally fall into two camps: Larder-hoarders, like bees and hamsters, that accumulate food stores in one location, and scatter-hoarders, like wood mice and marsh tits, that distribute food in many small caches.
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Every so often, a flood of people descend the stairs of the station here, arriving on trains from Newark and New York City, and scatter onto the plaza underneath and into the streets, swiftly clearing away.
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Namely, Trump's opponents should not fall into the trap of allowing his frenzied, scatter-shot approach to leadership to cause them to lose focus on what's really going on or to overstate the threats he poses.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea — When the Olympics conclude and the assembled news media depart, the venues in the host city are not razed, the volunteers do not scatter and the appetite for more competition does not wane.
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As we sit, side by side, looking out across the PERi-PERi scatter of tables in front of us, we start trying to pinpoint what it is, exactly, that makes everyone in Nando's feel at ease.
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On neighboring Cephalonia, at the idyllic edge of Agia Efimia known as Paradise Beach, a whole scatter of pastel villas has come up since "Captain Corelli's Mandolin" (2001) was filmed on the island, transforming its fortunes.
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Yes, the Biden name would remain on the ballot in the Super Tuesday states and beyond, but his once full flock of fans would likely scatter to the political winds looking for a new guardian angel.
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The entities "traditionally used to inter human remains or scatter their ashes are not structured or prepared to accommodate disposal" of embryonic and fetal tissue remains "to the degree that will be required," the judge wrote.
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While scatter rugs in the kitchen look nice and add a pop of color, they can be dangerous if someone trips over the edge of the rug or if the rug is on a slippery floor.
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The two camps watched their members scatter, sometimes slapping on the stickers of rivals — most often [Buttigieg], who ended the night there with 73 votes, but also Sanders and [Klobuchar], who came in second and third.
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Scrawny dogs scatter as we approach, as quickly as children run toward us, taking our own children's hands and pulling them to join in their exploration of the dilapidated boats and sealife at the water's edge.
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In an analogy offered by the researchers, a rack of pool balls struck by a cue ball will scatter across the table, but rolling balls will not spontaneously return to the neat triangle where they started.
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The only reason I wasn't picked last in gym class was because during dodgeball, I made a fabulous human shield to hide behind, and during volleyball, kids would scatter like loose coins when I served the ball.
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The Z28 Force's one concession to everyday usability is this "ShatterShield" screen, which, according to Motorola, was designed to withstand the kind of drops and shocks that would otherwise scatter spiderwebs across the front of your phone.
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From the outside it looks sterile, but inside a headset, VR studio Scatter has created a dimly lit car where you can listen in on other passengers' internal monologues, experiencing a different cast of characters each time.
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Cluster bombs, dropped by air or fired by artillery, scatter hundreds of bomblets across a wide area which sometimes fail to explode and are difficult to locate and remove, killing and maiming civilians long after conflicts end.
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When I think back on this period, what strikes me most is how fresh my flint was, how the lightest brush with a larger world could scatter sparks, smoke up my eyes, burn through hundreds of words.
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But while his peers continued to work within the genre's austere limits, Mr. Morris went on to explore an astonishing variety of stylistic approaches, from scatter art, performance and earthworks to paintings and sculptures symbolizing nuclear holocaust.
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The government blamed U.S. and other Western speculators for the lira's fall and took steps to withhold liquidity from foreign-exchange markets, tactics that some economists say echoed its scatter-shot handling of the economy last year.
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By the start of the 1970s, Queens communities like Howard Beach, Corona and Forest Hills became racial combat zones as Mayor John Lindsay sought to build scatter-site public housing in white middle and working-class neighborhoods.
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Cluster bombs, dropped by air or fired by artillery, scatter hundreds of bomblets across a wide area which sometimes fail to explode and are difficult to ocate and remove, killing and maiming civilians long after conflicts end.
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They mostly stayed quiet, but every so often, when McGowan said something particularly emphatic, there would be a burst of laughter from one person, or a scatter of fragmented applause that would quickly subside into startled silence.
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The authors created a simplified chart of their findings: They also did a scatter plot where they combined answers to a whole bunch of economic policy questions to place everyone on a left-right economic policy index.
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KINSHASA (Reuters) - Security forces in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo fired live rounds and tear gas on Thursday to scatter demonstrators who burned tyres and ransacked an Ebola center in protest at their exclusion from the presidential election.
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Some pollsters had advised Tory high-command not to risk an election on the grounds 48% of the country wants to stay in the European Union and Tory voters (particularly in the south) might scatter to the winds.
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In 2002, I, along with friends with whom I had shared seats and desks in classrooms for years, began to scatter across the globe to universities in Malaysia, France, Germany, India, Ukraine, the US, the UK, and Australia.
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HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwean riot police used water cannon on Wednesday to scatter 20 activists protesting at the introduction of "bond notes", a new domestic currency they say could touch off uncontrolled money printing and a return to hyperinflation.
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In the past, that slash directed light, pushing it toward one side of the slash or the other, while this new cylinder etching is supposed to scatter light better, giving your screen less streaking and more uniform light.
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His sister plans to scatter his ashes in Manhattan, home to many successes in his acting years and where he began his computer career, long before the day he parked his car on the street and never left.
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Scudding above flood plains the color of worn pool table felt and mud flats split like jigsaw puzzles, we dip toward the treetops and see herds of waterbuck scatter with an impatient flash of their bull's-eye rumps.
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Ostensibly there to scatter her aunt's ashes, she has been lured by a letter from a guilt-stricken man who calls himself the Old Musician and claims that he met her father in one of Pol Pot's prisons.
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Instead of a florid tableaux in which you look like Khaleesi stooping to scatter millet for the teeming indigents of Slaver's Bay to snarl and grub over, try a cute Starbucks selfie that shows off your new hat.
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The four political scientists I interviewed for this story all predicted that any momentum for a "Bernie Congress" would dissipate — that the forces Sanders conjured for the primary would scatter without a presidential race to hold them together.
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She supports Trump, but doesn't want a wall For decades, 88-year-old Pamela Taylor has watched undocumented migrants emerge from the Rio Grande and quickly scatter through her Brownsville, Texas, neighborhood in hopes of eluding Border Patrol agents.
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At the end of the month, the charities would leave this building on Worth Street, spend one month in a former bank near City Hall, and then we'd scatter, each agency settling its disaster program into more permanent space.
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And the outsize presence of the sculptures within easy driving distance of Las Vegas, rising from a scatter of mesquite bushes, yucca and stumps of dead Joshua trees, is like a high-art billboard for the institution's particular ambitions.
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Keep one on your desk for a cheery TGIF-everyday accent, group in monochrome clusters as a dinner table centerpiece or scatter throughout your place to give it a tropical, backyard-soiree vibe — even if you don't have a balcony.
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"It is not permitted to scatter the ashes of the faithful departed in the air, on land, at sea or in some other way, nor may they be preserved in mementos, pieces of jewelry or other objects," the document said.
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The antennae scatter the light falling on them in such a way that, when the individual changes are added up, the combined effect is the same as if different parts of the beam had passed through the lens at different speeds.
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A current show at Venus over Manhattan of 62 drawings offers a beautiful view of Yoakum's oeuvre, where mountains heave in gracile, rhythmic curves; clouds scatter along surreal, sinuous contours; and supernatural creatures lurk in the stately structuralism of remembrance.
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"These (protests) are mostly localised because of the heavy troop deployment," said a police officer who sought anonymity because he was not authorised to speak to media, adding that police used tear gas and pepper spray to scatter the protesters.
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Illustrator James Chapman placed the Rotten Tomatoes scores of De Niro's films (averaged together by the year they were released) on a scatter plot and discovered that the iconic actor has only risen above the 50 percent mark twice since 2002.
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Place a fillet atop each puddle of gazpacho, scatter a few tomatoes and the reserved matchstick cucumbers around and over each fillet, sprinkle with red pepper flakes, fresno chili, mint, basil, drizzle with remaining extra virgin olive oil and serve immediately.
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His appearance comes just two days before the House is set to leave for a month-long congressional recess, giving the impeachment caucus little time to try to bolster their ranks before lawmakers scatter across their country back to their districts.
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"These (protests) are mostly localized because of the heavy troop deployment," said a police officer who sought anonymity because he was not authorized to speak to media, adding that police used tear gas and pepper spray to scatter the protesters.
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Judge belted a 456-foot homer against Tuesday starter J.A. Happ in their last encounter on July 4, although the veteran left-hander limited the fireworks from there to scatter four hits over six innings in Toronto's 4-1 victory.
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Whereas Major League gave us an actual city and team to root for in Ward's beloved Cleveland Indians, The Program and its players fail even to reach the relatability of a scatter-armed Charlie Sheen, let alone creaky old Tom Berenger.
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Losing an AirPod has become quite the source of anxiety among Apple fans, but artist and digital creative Pablo Rochat decided to have some fun with the common fear by making life-size AirPod stickers to scatter around San Fransisco.
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The video, which was circulated on social media, depicts troops carrying out an "anti-riot" drill in which armored personnel carriers and water cannons are used to scatter the fake protesters, some of whom are shown being led away in cuffs.
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At first I saw nothing out of the ordinary but for a dark scatter of palm fronds, lying like speed bumps in the street, and I kept tipping my umbrella back to get a better look at the scene ahead.
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The vacuum has a brush roll that loosens, lifts, and removes dirt and pet hair that's been embedded into your floors and furniture, while scatter-free technology makes it easier to capture messes on hard floors without debris spreading around.
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A palpably convincing digital creation, this churning gray inundation powers straight into the little people, who panic and scatter, creating a regular day-of-the-locust free-for-all that separates children from parents, the survivors from the newly dead.
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Men are lined up on the shore, hoping to get onto one of the ships that dock in the harbor, but a sullen quiet prevails; the next bomb could shred and scatter them, and they cannot predict where it will hit.
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Now, facing a new and unwieldy outbreak, officials in cities with large homeless populations are purchasing "quarantine motels" for people who can't isolate themselves, spending millions of dollars to clean shelters and keep them open, and suspending sweeps that scatter tents.
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His 1960 painting "America the Beautiful" appears, at a glance, to be a scatter of flame-like white shapes on a black field; with slow looking the white shapes reveal themselves to be burning crosses and Ku Klux Klan hoods.
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Tree rings also provide a glimpse into the possible global impacts of geoengineering — a proposal to scatter aluminum sulfate into the atmosphere to block the sun and cool the planet, which some scientists have proposed as a solution to climate change.
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She created lovely expressive arcs in Rimsky-Korsakov's "The clouds begin to scatter," her voice changing from dark to bright and back again, and in Tchaikovsky's "Frenzied Nights," in which her singing grew more impassioned before settling into a tender calm.
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On Monday, the day before President Trump's impeachment trial starts in earnest, late-night hosts delved into Trump's legal team and expected defense strategy (which Jimmy Fallon said would be "release a live bat in the Senate chamber, then scatter").
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Among the most popular legends of the Disney parks is that people try to scatter the ashes of loved ones throughout the parks, but fans also try and take home some unsolicited souvenirs during their times at the parks, too.
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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Police on Monday fired tear gas to scatter hundreds of anti-government protesters heading for Islamabad, the Pakistani capital, after a court cleared the way for opposition politician Imran Khan to hold a mass protest this week, media reported.
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This allowed for short wavelength light to penetrate and scatter in the water and reflect back through the ice, George Leshkevich, a field scientist with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory in Ann Arbor, told USA Today.
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These steam-driven blasts could send a 1003,2100-foot (2137,21.6-meter) ash plume out of the crater, hurling 10-12 ton boulders up to half a mile (800 meters) and scatter pebble-sized rocks over 12 miles (19 km), the USGS has said.
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"The conflicting signals over trade are likely to simply spark more uncertainty and confusion in the market, and investors will continue to scatter and reassess their appetite towards taking on risk as a result," said Lukman Otunuga, a research analyst at FXTM.
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We all occasionally struggle with a case of scatter-brain — but for a lot of us, it can feel incredibly difficult to get back on track with a project or even a train of thought in an email once you've already been distracted.
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While it's convenient to store food in one location, larder-style, it also exposes animals to theft, according to evolutionary ecologist Anders Brodin, whose 2010 study in Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B outlined scatter-hoarding in nutcrackers, squirrels, and other animals.
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We had to brace ourselves against the steep pitch, mind the loose grit underfoot and take care not to be distracted: The domes and swales of bright vanilla rock, a faint scatter of distant pines and junipers, a dark weight of azure sky.
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So I asked Jed Kolko, an economist with research expertise in housing and urban growth patterns, and he sent me this scatter plot of population growth versus change in density: The density concept used here is tract-weighted density rather than raw density.
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To finish, they will scatter the table with objects from around their home, such as stones from the Cornish coast where they're currently working on their next series of projects, or the heirloom silver cutlery that's been passed on from Eayrs's family.
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What mattered was that I approached my poetic pilgrimage with patience and humility, recognizing every hardship as an invitation to step out of fear and into love in my own life: Every storm the Beloved unfurls permits the sea to scatter pearls.
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The first thing the exercise impresario Taryn Toomey did after she leased the third floor of 22 Park Place, a former construction office, last November, was to pour concrete over the scuffed floorboards and scatter hundreds of bits of smashed crystals on top.
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Edith Finch's moving parts, manipulated simply through just the two sticks and shoulder triggers, are as important to these tales as the words that pop onto the screen only to scatter like leaves in the wind, and countless committed-to-memory images.
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How those radio signals bounce and scatter can be measured, and researchers at MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) were able to train a neural network to extract the positions and movements of people as they interfere with radio frequency (RF) signals.
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Don't rip them into tiny pieces of confetti then scatter them across the table, the floor, and into the end of your pint, where they'll later be joined by some crumbs and a half a napkin and your number that a girl didn't want.
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In recent days, Russian and Syrian aircraft have carried out attacks, mainly in Aleppo, using bunker-busting bombs, incendiary munitions, cluster bombs, barrel bombs and thermobaric bombs, which scatter a cloud of explosive particles before detonating in devastating blasts, according to American intelligence officials.
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The app offers a placid setting with just a touch of interactivity: It invites you to stare down into a clear pool of water, tap the surface and watch as a school of koi scatter from sight and then slowly return to repopulate the screen.
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Get the VICE App on iOS and Android Nearly twenty years ago, on October 13, 1996, David Reid marched with three hundred AIDS activists from the Capitol Building to the White House lawn, where he helped scatter the ashes of his friend, Connie Norman.
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THEY BOMB AND SCATTER US With nowhere else to go, some 270 families have taken refuge at a sports stadium in Idlib city, many living in tents pitched under the concrete terraces, where smoke from fires kindled for warmth mixes with the stench of sewage.
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In northwest New Mexico, scrub jays, which scatter seeds of the region's pinyon pines, have fled the sounds of natural gas wells, leaving mice to eat up the seeds and diminish the pinyons, and causing hummingbird numbers to soar when their scrub jay nemeses disappeared.
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So, when you see a scatter of papers, laundry, and old food containers, don't rush out to buy your child, friend, or roommate "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up." Instead, appreciate that your acquaintance might be "sparking joy" by channeling their creativity differently.
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For years, New York City has placed thousands of homeless families into so-called cluster or scatter-site housing, using private apartments, usually in run-down buildings, as an expensive way to help the city meet its legal mandate to provide shelter to those eligible.
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PAHOA, Hawaii, May 21983 (Reuters) - Residents near Hawaii's Kilauea volcano faced warnings on Monday that more lava-spewing fissures could open near their homes and that the volcano's summit may be getting ready for an explosion that could scatter ash and debris for miles.
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The morning walk before a holiday meal can feel like an act of advance penance: a show of restraint before the feast, best performed under a pale sun, amid a lonely scatter of leaves and with a determination to keep the campfire in sight.
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Basil E. Frankweiler Step Two: Scatter your belongings: Good hiding places include the many urns and terracotta kraters in the Greek Wing, or this marble sarcophagus, carved in Rome in the early 300s, when Christianity was first recognized as a legal faith within the Roman Empire.
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In the years ahead, courts may struggle with many other such questions that scatter the usual axes of judicial disagreement—like limits on using 3D printers to manufacture guns, police requests for data from smart-home devices, forcing cell phone owners to reveal passcodes, and more.
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Executives expressed confidence that 25% higher prices for ads sold closer to current primetime shows' air dates, known as the scatter market, suggested prices would also increase for fall shows it plans to preview to advertisers in the next two weeks during the upfront sales season.
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Executives expressed confidence that 25 percent higher prices for ads sold closer to current primetime shows' air dates, known as the scatter market, suggested prices would also increase for fall shows it plans to preview to advertisers in the next two weeks during the upfront sales season.
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"Scatter the Scars" is a bit peculiar, acting like the soundtrack for some sort of weird montage in an 80s movie that involves characters who don't say much (but probably do plenty of cocaine), a lot of concrete, empty warehouses, and the ominous feeling of death.
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Here's all the data laid out in a scatter plot — companies on the blue line reported nearly identical GAAP and non-GAAP earnings on average over those five years, while companies above the line have adjusted their earnings to a higher level than under GAAP alone.
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More than that, Our National Tebow Conversation was mostly a way for variously interested parties to make the same points they otherwise and always would make, and to use this meaty, pleasant, scatter-armed jock as a shield in an old and boring battle against old enemies.
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When a supernova explodes, the blast wave creates high-energy particles that scatter in every direction; scientists believe there is a minute chance that one of the errant particles, known as a cosmic ray, can hit a computer chip on Earth, flipping a 20153 to a 1.
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A bowl of them with toothpicks for stabbing can go on that antipasto platter, they add zest to grilled-cheese sandwiches or panini, and you could dice them to scatter on seared fish, just as you would capers: Pickled shiitake mushrooms, $18 for 13.5 ounces, healdsburgshed.com.
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The director connects multiple strands in building a case for activism around the election of Donald Trump, but it's an at-times disjointed, scatter-shot journey -- one designed to antagonize his critics, and get those who feel they're slowly going mad watching cable news to nod along.
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The planned housing project was a hulking experiment in racial integration that urban planners called scatter-site housing — in this case, three 22006-story towers to be occupied mostly by black and Puerto Rican tenants in a largely white, Jewish neighborhood of private homes and garden apartments.
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But the collapse of its self-declared caliphate has had a complicated fallout, with displaced residents continuing to scatter across northeastern Syria, coalition fighters trying to sort civilians from extremists and foreign powers grappling with the question of whether to take back fighters from their countries.
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Here's what I mean: By taking advantage of the electric charge of ions, or atoms sans electrons, a team of physicists at the ATLAS experiment of the Large Hadron Collider in Geneva Switzerland have found direct evidence that photons, or particles of light, scatter off of each other.
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Many global banks who have run European businesses from London for decades have begun to scatter senior executives and staff to a welter of new offices across the EU, amid fears they won't be able to serve EU-based consumers or companies easily after Brexit Day on March 29.
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A laser passing through a medium that would otherwise scatter it, if not for the new paper's advanceGraphic: Yale UniversityIt's not quite seeing through walls, but scientists are working to engineer light beams so that they can pass through an opaque medium without scattering, according to a new paper.
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