Many other projects won't see daylight, but that's partly by design.
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"You won't see daylight between me and the President," Giuliani said.
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"You won't see daylight between me and the President," Giuliani told Dana.
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"You wont see daylight between me and the President," he told CNN Thursday.
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"You're not going to see daylight between the president and me," he said.
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"You won't see daylight between me and the President," Giuliani said in an interview.
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And he kept at it until it was polished and ready to see daylight.
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"You wont see daylight between me and the president," Giuliani told CNN's Dana Bash Thursday.
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"You won't see daylight between me and the President," Giuliani told CNN in early May.
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We tend to lock ourselves inside of a room and don't see daylight for twelve hours.
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"You wont see daylight between me and the President," Giuliani told CNN's Dana Bash on Thursday.
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"Not till I see daylight ahead do I want to lead," he explained to his wife.
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Ostensibly, it's not actually driven — indeed, it doesn't see daylight — until it's received by the dealer.
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The Senate majority doesn't want truth to see daylight — in both the metaphorical and real sense.
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But with help, sufferers can get past the point of no return and once again see daylight.
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While some broad strokes are known about Palantir's relationship with spy agencies, the finer points seldom see daylight.
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"Someone at Goldman Sachs, if you join as an analyst, you won't see daylight," says the interview coach.
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"Sometimes they'd play all day and I'd say, 'Guys, we need to go outside and see daylight,' " Owens recalls.
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"You won't see daylight between me and the President," he said, pointing to Trump's tweets in support of what he said and did.
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But that film, the Reddit poster asserts, will never see daylight unless a studio insider leaks it to the rest of the world.
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The Keystone 28500 pipeline's defects include "dents, faulty welds, and pinholes in some sections enough to see daylight through," according to environmental scientist James Conca.
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The paradox, of course, is that if Mueller is no longer around, or if his work is limited or suppressed by Whitaker, then those charges may never see daylight.
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Survivors are putting aside their own sorrow to help others The home of James and Stephanie Taunton was rocked so hard they can see daylight between the roof and a bedroom wall.
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Over 99 percent of meat produced for consumption in the United States comes from animals raised on factory farms, where they often never see daylight and don't have enough space to turn around.
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You can forgive the ugly CGI, since it tracks with their story: They live in sewers and never see daylight; they're not going to be wearing bright colors or using crisp, whimsical gadgets.
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But a conflict in Prince's estate over a $31 million deal with Universal for music rights means that much of the vault may not see daylight for months or even years to come.
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But I can still see daylight and bipedal forms, tree crowns and running water, swirling, seething leaves against the sky-blue heavens, which remind me of 80 years of previous gazing on several continents.
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When the canary in the coal mine goes silent, we should be very afraid — not only because its song was so beautiful, but also because it was the only sign that we still had a chance to see daylight again.
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One of the things about it, which could be seen as both good and bad, is that a lot of creativity stays there and doesn't get out to see daylight and a wider audience, but I think it's a great place to find inspiration still.
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YouTube's over-reliance on algorithms and technology has allowed for a lot of awful content to see daylight – including inappropriate videos aimed a children, disturbing videos, terrorist propaganda, hate speech, fake news and conspiracy theories, unlabeled ads disguised as product reviews or as "fun" content, videos of kids that attract pedophiles, and commenting systems that allowed for harassment and trolling at scale.
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Breault opened the hatch and we could see daylight. We were > saved!!!Grigore (February 1972) pp. 54-60.
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As of 2006, it is still possible to see daylight through the cracks in the walls of the Auditorium. However, it is no longer possible to see the moon and stars through cracks in the roof.
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I know with perfect certainty that I will never see daylight again. My only hope is to jump onto the tracks and enter the tunnel, the darkness. The only direction from there is down. I know the next stop on my journey is hell.
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There are two metrics that IES has approved to evaluate daylighting performance: Spatial Daylight Autonomy(sDA) and Annual Sunlight Exposure (ASE). sDA is a metric describing annual sufficiency of ambient daylight levels in interior environments. See Daylight autonomy and LEED documentation sections for more details.
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The offset is chosen such that a new day starts approximately while the sun is crossing the nadir meridian. See Time zone. Alternatively the difference is not really fixed, but it changes twice a year a round amount, usually one hour, see Daylight saving time.
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Here the ground is damp and parts of Birch Copse barely see daylight. While some of the tall pines seem senescent, other plantation firs are green and vibrant. Many varieties of fungi can be seen in profusion in October, but dead-wood fungi are common enough throughout the year. At the southeast edge of the forest are good examples of Sweet Chestnut and Yew.
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Among those arrested was Slavko Jovičić, a future deputy in the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina, as well as at least two Bosnian Serbs who had fought with the ARBiH. Prisoners did not see daylight for months at a time; some died of starvation. One survivor reported having lost during his detention. The camp contained no sanitary facilities or running water and was surrounded by barbed wire.
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Tom uses a reel of kite string to look for a way out while Becky can rest. As Becky prays to God that they will be found ("Angels Lost (Reprise)"), Injun Joe grabs Becky, but Tom jumps out from behind a rock and fights him off until Huck arrives. The three friends all come together to fight Injun Joe, which ends with Tom accidentally stabbing Joe in the chest, leading Joe to stumble into a ravine to his death. The shaken children find Murrell's Gold and see daylight shining through a crack in the wall.
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As there are no images of the prison and because the prisoners were held in darkness under brutally enforced silence, researchers had to depend entirely on their memories and acute experience of sound, footsteps, door opening and locking and water dripping in the pipes among other things. The fact that prisoners did barely see daylight, they were, consequently, forced to develop an acute relation to sound. Having to cover their eyes with their hands whenever a guard entered the room made them become attuned to the smallest sounds.
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After Mazinger's intromission, Gorgon goes down to the Mikene underworld to inform the General of Darkness about the situation. He finds him quite upset for the loss of some of his favorite beasts, and demands to know who is responsible for it. Gorgon reports that Mazinger had stopped the attacks and that Dr. Hell had had many troubles with him in the past. The Dark General then commands General Juuma to take some monsters of his choice to Japan to annihilate the enemy, so that finally, Mikene can see daylight once more.
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Workers are forbidden to read and to learn, and they never see daylight. Among the workers who toil below is Maria who holds onto the memory of the world with a sun, flowers, birds and trees. She risks her life by giving clandestine lessons to the children of the workers so that the memory will never die and in the hope that someday freedom may soon be possible. Accidental deaths are frequent and when Jade, worker 11811 George's girlfriend, is mutilated and dies in the cogs of the machinery, Maria believes that the time is ripe for the children to be shown the world above.
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After the tremendous success of Žena dijete, Urban was working on a new album entitled Merkur, and two singles were released: "Aroma Satanica" and "Moja", whose video was banned from many Croatian television stations due to graphic depictions of homosexual sex. More than six years passed, and yet Merkur did not see daylight while Damir Urban wrote music for several plays. Finally, in 2004, it was announced that Merkur would be scrapped in favor of another album entitled Retro which was released that same year to mixed reviews but to commercial success. Retro is highly controversial in that it was a concept album describing the demise of a relationship because of infidelity.
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In 1997, frustrated by the inability to control its own IP and thus its own destiny, Metaflow convinced Hyundai to sell out to ST. Since then, ST and Metaflow have been jointly developing an x86-based processor. But, already unhappy with ST's plans for that part as well as with its lackluster process technology, Metaflow's leaders were pushed over the brink when ST traded Metaflow's IP to IBM in an x86-for-PowerPC swap.MPR 8/3/98, p. 10 Some Metaflow designers continue to work on ST's x86 project, but with the leaders gone and ST more interested in the low end of the x86 market, chances are slim that the x86 chip will ever see daylight—especially now that ST has a Pentium-class x86 project under way in India.
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According to a > press report, Dr Hesam Firouzi, Ahmad Batebi's doctor, wrote to the > authorities on 6 August stating that his patient was at risk of paralysis or > heart attack, and needed to receive specialist treatment outside prison. Psychological abuse is reported to include denying Batebi "the opportunity to see daylight", forcing him "to wear a blindfold during exercise sessions in the prison yard." In February 2007, Batebi was reported to have suffered two brain strokes over the course of a few days, having several seizures on February 16 spending "three hours in a coma" and suffering another two days later after being released from hospital. He was returned to the prison following his second stroke over the reported objections of hospital doctors who are said to have told prison officials that he requires follow up care in a hospital.
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Following her service in Canada, Tally-Ho was assigned to the America and West Indies Squadron. In 1953 she took part in the Fleet Review to celebrate the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II.Souvenir Programme, Coronation Review of the Fleet, Spithead, 15th June 1953, HMSO, Gale and Polden In 1954 HMS Tally Ho spent another spell in Canada, and also completed a voyage from Bermuda to the UK entirely underwater, using her "snort", only the second submarine to do so, taking 3 weeks to complete the journey. The Glasgow Herald reported, "Men in the submarine Tally Ho expect to see daylight today for the first time in three weeks, the time it has taken the craft to travel at 'snorting' depth across the Atlantic from Bermuda. The object of the operation is to gain experience of the behaviour of a 'T' class submarine in such conditions and to train personnel in 'snorting' techniques and submarine operations generally".
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Marni Jackson thought the story was "a good idea" and called the film "dutifully pretty," but called the characters "so diaphanous you can see daylight through them," concluding the project suffered from a low budget, "which says more about the Canadian film-making climate than Shebib." Maurice Élia echoed many of Jackson's impressions: the story itself is quite original and a source of inspiration in some sense, and, for the first time (on the screen or off), Toronto actually looks good (perhaps to the point of exaggeration). The film begins well, but loses its way due to an ineptly written script littered with the kind of dialogue which undermines the credibility of the supporting characters: Paula is a sketch at best and the couple's son barely exists at all; even Lindsay Wagner's character is effectively a secondary character made up of unacceptable rejoinders. John Reeves said that Second Wind is well filmed and acted, but likewise faulted the script as unbelievable: the film does not accurately show the realities of training for competition, and thereby relegates itself to the realm of melodrama.
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The second prototype P5216 in the standard RAF camouflage of 1941, possibly with yellow undersurfaces. The retractable tailwheel and main wheels now had doors fitted. Six exhaust stubs and the later standardised four cannon armament were other changes from P5212. The first flight of the first Typhoon prototype, P5212, made by Hawker's Chief test Pilot Philip Lucas from Langley, was delayed until 24 February 1940 because of the problems with the development of the Sabre engine. Although unarmed for its first flights, P5212 later carried 12 .303 in (7.7 mm) Brownings, set in groups of six in each outer wing panel; this was the armament fitted to the first 110 Typhoons, known as the Typhoon IA. P5212 also had a small tail-fin, triple exhaust stubs and no wheel doors fitted to the centre-section. On 9 May 1940 the prototype had a mid-air structural failure, at the join between the forward fuselage and rear fuselage, just behind the pilot's seat. Philip Lucas could see daylight through the split but instead of bailing out, landed the Typhoon and was later awarded the George Medal.
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