Take a closer look at the shaded squares: Reading across, each one bridges two entries, with a shaded square one line above.
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Two of the boxes in each line are shaded grey.
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CBS concealed her face during the interview with shaded lighting.
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How do these brightly shaded, somewhat intimidating versions work, exactly?
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CBS concealed her face in the interview with shaded lighting.
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The pool area includes shaded lounge chairs and privacy hedges.
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The shaded block felt cool, even as the city sweated.
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Young couples sit on shaded benches, giggling and holding hands.
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The lawn chairs are shaded by a patch of trees.
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Catherine's documentary is shaded by the death of her grandmother.
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Gelambong met me in a shaded garden behind my hotel.
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Sharing the same womb trumps the shaded complexity of outing.
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The forest was pure black where the moonlight was shaded.
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Less frequently, shaded squares are used in the same capacity.
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He had a round face shaded by a ball cap.
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Then she gestured at a shaded area under some trees.
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Second, cool shaded areas and fresh water should be made available.
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And on Thursday, Frankel, 47, shaded her castmate's comment on Twitter.
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When she shaded Kylie Jenner, then-girlfriend of her ex Tyga.
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The Down entries where the squares are shaded are all wonky.
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Sharon Osbourne And Osbourne shaded — you guessed it — Kardashian's nude photos.
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After all, Black Lives Matter had shaded more toward Bernie Sanders.
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If the time slot is shaded red, no one is free.
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In one post, she shaded Packer, and Australian magazine Women's Day.
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And that's where the 2.5D, cell-shaded art style really shines.
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" But he shaded it by adding, "Could be other people also.
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Harassment is "so shaded by all of these particulars," Jefferson said.
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Laura shaded Taylor on Twitter, telling her to #shakeitoff after Rep.
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There's also an elevated, shaded patio from which to admire it.
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Luckily, those shaded squares are there to give us a hint.
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Fendt finds beauty in delicately shaded shots of reading and translating.
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The flowers are in full bloom, shaded dark pink to white.
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The betting odds were almost even, shaded slightly in Ward's favor.
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I did not have circles or shaded squares in my submission.
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Centuries of accumulated living were packed inside the tree-shaded boulevards.
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The shaded area is where it was found as of 1950.
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Campaigns have always shaded the truth and even lobbed false accusations.
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There were lots of dates shaded in gray, indicating no game.
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Perhaps it has jaded my view, perhaps just shaded it with reality.
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Scientists spotted frozen water in permanently shaded regions near the Moon's poles.
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When she shaded the world by posting a picture with Kylie Jenner.
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Under a shaded canopy, we discuss the merits of Oreos versus Twix.
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What if the shaded square was somehow "blinding" us to that C?
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We're transplanted to a shaded patio set rather than stained office furniture.
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Most of the country's coffee comes from humid forests or shaded areas.
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Gigi, meanwhile, was changing in the back -- slightly shaded, but still smokin'.
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Enjoy lush and shaded gorges at Hocking Hills State Park in Ohio.
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Store your wetsuit in a dry, shaded area with plenty of ventilation.
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Sunspots have a dark center, surrounded by a slightly lighter shaded area.
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Kiril remembered it from somewhere: some distant fluorescent classroom, shaded with humiliation.
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His voice and trumpet expressed a cosmic languor shaded with romantic melancholy.
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The suit includes shaded goggles that create a narrow field of vision.
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The church provides a spacious, tree-shaded resting spot off Expressway 83.
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French doors lead to a large backyard deck with a shaded area.
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On the flanks, boutiques and chic restaurants peek out from shaded promenades.
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Another spa sits above the pool, which is shaded by palm trees.
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Mr. Conlon's Koslov is an unfinished sketch, barely shaded beyond his revenge.
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But Pym's comedy is of a grayer-shaded kind than Austen's effervescence.
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Coffee in particular flourishes when partially shaded and nourished by the Inga.
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One has a private, shaded patio; another opens to a seating area.
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The image below shows the demographics of an area shaded by income.
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At Tsukamoto, displays of old-style patriotism have sometimes shaded into prejudice.
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Not shaded truths or hyperbole, but outright lies presented as real journalism.
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And life is usually more shaded than your innocents-and-villains story.
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Fans are pretty pissed that Riri has been hardcore shaded by the show.
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This resulted in the high accuracy identification of both sunlit and shaded rock.
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But Inciarte, who was shaded toward left-center field, sprinted to his right.
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Nicky Morgan confirmed to David Dimbleby that "her sources" suggested they'd shaded it.
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This incisive history shows how that fascination has often shaded into exoticist mythmaking.
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The house is set back from a circular drive, shaded by large trees.
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Another is a seating area defined and shaded by an ipe wood pergola.
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Try and find a shaded spot where the lighting will be more uniform.
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We tried several variations from shaded squares to stair-steps to vertical entries.
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I was born inside the decayed mourning dove you found shaded in lavender.
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We have both shaded and circled squares today (depending on your solving format).
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But the main emotional impact is the same as ever, shaded with gratitude.
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American history textbooks differ across the country in ways shaded by partisan politics.
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And these works shaded into the "Combine" series, for which he is renowned.
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Ana held his hand loosely, her face shaded under a floppy white hat.
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You can see in the image below how the visor shaded my eyes.
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It's an easy enough solve, but what are those circled/shaded squares about?
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The editorial board, in a gray-shaded column on Page A19643 on Oct.
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Canelo shut that down quick -- and shaded his former rival in the process.
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Anyone involved in politics has probably shaded the truth, dissembled, or made misleading equivocations.
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Roads and construction scar the treaty landscape, its flowing water shaded by oil derricks.
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He also shaded over their shared "H2GKMO" hand ink with a thick black arrow.
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A closer look reveals that some counties Hillary Clinton won are shaded red, too.
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In Italy, there's an extra shaded area corresponding to that country's unification (1861-1870).
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The brown shaded area is where the EPA says the air is truly hazardous.
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Everything's shaded in pastels; everything is baby showers, diet tips, or Z-List weddings.
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He also cited findings of water trapped in the Moon's permanently shaded polar craters.
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She even got shaded by Kellyanne Conway, after referencing her Bowling Green Massacre mistake.
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It's complicated, but today's Tedium sifts through all the polygons and the shaded textures.
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Cardi pretty clearly shaded Nicki Minaj when she called herself "empress" during her speech.
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He may feel the heat now, after being well shaded by his team mate.
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The files show eight zip codes in Albuquerque, shaded in light and dark grey.
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She shaded her eyes from the sun in a pair of Ray-Ban aviators.
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This wouldn't be the first time Amendola has shaded the Russian-German DJ, 29.
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OUTDOOR SPACE: The lot is about two acres, shaded by huge old-growth oaks.
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Shaded clearings gave way to winding paths and bright red bridges over gentle streams.
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Mr. Schoenholz offers us five theme entries that each have two shaded/circled squares.
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The house is entered through a small recessed courtyard shaded by a large oak.
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It sits on 9 acres, and is shaded by old magnolias, oaks, and elms.
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Similarly, 45 Down is KENOBI, but the shaded/circled word read upwards is BONE.
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A jog along the hilly, shaded loops of Van Cortlandt Park in the Bronx.
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He shaded his ex-wife, and mother of three of his children, Mia Farrow.
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Today, the three-block green space, shaded by rare elm trees, is more placid.
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It is beautiful country, shaded by fragrant eucalyptus trees and crisscrossed with hiking trails.
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Every few blocks, an oasis appears in the form of shaded, appealing snack bars.
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A door opens to a tree-shaded patio and pathway to the swimming pool.
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Eason also seemingly shaded Evans in a series of Instagram Stories, according to E!
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With few hills and wide, tree-shaded streets, Sacramento is an unusually bikeable city.
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Districts are shaded based on the margin of victory; darker shades represent larger margins.
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This puzzle, for example, has shaded squares, which are supposed to attract your attention.
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Some of it shaded to a green-black, parts were dark blue, parts olive.
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At the same time, Apple's share price slide 0.56% overnight, and Netflix shaded 5.7%.
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He shaded him that way but got an outstanding jump and closed on it.
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Welcome to the flattering world of frosted-glass table lamps, torchères and shaded sconces.
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It filmed him at a desk on the sand, shaded by a white parasol.
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But with pass rushing so much more important than gap stuffing, they are more likely to play a "loose-3" (shaded toward the gap) than a "tight-3" or "heavy-3" (shaded toward the guard, so he cannot muscle them to one side).
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They think too much of having shaded out A few old pecker-fretted apple trees.
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Cardboard glasses in hand, we headed into the shaded roads of the Great Smoky Mountains.
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Swift has hard-core shaded people for years, in songs that have earned her Grammys.
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The mosquito has been observed in parts of the United States (shaded portion of map).
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Most of the restaurants are outdoors and are shaded by a ceiling of thick grapevines.
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He smiles again, a big grin, his face half shaded by that stupid cowboy hat.
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We're seeing that the bottom half of this table (shaded in tan) is increasingly important.
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The campground has 23 sites, which are flat, sandy and shaded, distributed along two roads.
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The blue-shaded areas represent Australian firms, while the red represents merged Chinese state interests.
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These days, my favorite slip is a slightly translucent silk beauty shaded in pale salmon.
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I was expecting monkeys and tall trees that shaded the forest floor from the sun.
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Six weeks later, we spent a trial night beside a redwood-shaded Northern California river.
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The sulfurous water seeps up through the sandy bottom of a tree-shaded concrete pool.
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OUTDOOR SPACE: The lot is a fifth of an acre, fenced and shaded by redwoods.
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The front door opens to a walled flagstone courtyard, shaded by aspen and cottonwood trees.
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His interest, for instance, in the way that shaded histories linger under opulence and ease.
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But other schools had already noticed that a strange-shaded field could mean increased attention.
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You might think it's because he kinda shaded his campus experience recently on the show.
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I could see shaded brass sunglasses, a balding head, and a tense chin and jaw.
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Shaded by a tree from Tanzania's harsh midday sun she settles, cross-legged behind them.
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His rich, carefully shaded harmonies draw equally on gospel, R&B and the avant-garde.
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My mom's head scarf, our odd names and our shaded skin led to persistent inquiries.
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These words are part of longer phrases and are denoted by circled or shaded squares.
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She was taunted as a young girl for her "night-shaded skin," she has said.
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Umber fabrics shaded the window of my room, a single king (170 square feet, $179).
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The only light was from a long-stemmed, green-shaded lamp on the bedside table.
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Next to the pool is an al fresco dining area shaded with trees and greenery.
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And the reply itself is shaded to differentiate it from the surrounding tweets, when selected.
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I like to have a bit of a shaded face — that's my go-to look.
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Fans think Travis Scott shaded Kylie Jenner because she posted a "thirst trap" on Sunday.
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The three main performances are each as richly textured and subtly shaded as the clothes.
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Opposite the kitchen, a shaded courtyard with six svelte hotel rooms surrounds a long pool.
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I shaded CATERPILLAR gray in my submission, and I hope this feature will be preserved.
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To replicate this effect indoors, place shaded or frosted-glass table lamps at eye level.
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Plants anticipate future conditions and respond to the light cast by competitors before actually being shaded.
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Close up: Surface-shaded representation of ZIKV showing the capsule's characteristic five-fold at the center.
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The shaded-in hair looks exactly like Eve's, Pamela's, and that woman on the Parisian street's.
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Revealers can help you get your mind around a puzzle, as do the shaded/circled squares.
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The resulting bedroom sound is sharp and cozy, delicately shaded but driven by an elastic energy.
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Shaded, nuanced criticism of President Donald Trump would sound like a whisper next to a tornado.
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Instead, they're kept in custom shaded housing to protect them from the sun, the Telegraph reports.
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In the past, police have shaded evidence to comport with the narrative they want to portray.
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Faces are often disturbingly "out of sight," masked with shaded curved visors suggestive of astronauts' gear.
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The nun leads me to a chill shaded room with bare floors and a few chairs.
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LOD bias tweaking circumvents all that and turns the game into a cel-shaded shooting gallery.
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In the years since 1995, Mr. Marshall has painted many gardens, blighted and edenic, ambiguously shaded.
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Wordplay WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — Keep your eye on those shaded/circled squares in Adam G. Perl's puzzle.
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The 1.18-acre property is shaded by oak trees that are at least a century old.
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So China's tone, though hardly humble, has been shaded in recent months to be less strident.
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The residential sections include well-tended homes shaded by oak trees, but also tiny shotgun shacks.
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That makes the solve tougher, and there are no circles or shaded squares to help us.
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Wildflowers, nettles and brambles had been deliberately allowed to run riot on its steep, shaded banks.
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They rested in shaded carports and went through bag after bag of Goldfish and trail mix.
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Van Hove felt strongly that it could still honor Shakespeare and be shaded darkly — more Beckettian.
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Size: 2181,2700 square feet Price per square foot: $2430 Indoors: Wisteria vines frame the shaded entrance.
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I tried several different "Days" in the shaded squares until settling on what you see today.
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Shaded areas in the charts below represent the seven days after the announcement of the fine.
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The owners are kind and the property, with gardens and a big shaded porch, is beautiful.
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The circled or shaded squares in each corner of the puzzles spell out the word ROSE.
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The sad legacy of the 19693s was how many of those extremists eventually shaded into domestic terrorism.
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In Panama, another 75 gathered in the tree-shaded patio of the Caritas shelter in the capital.
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Her lack of moral compass and shaded intentions make her the most interesting figure of the lot.
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Enter from the street through a shaded courtyard path, past a quaint pond filled with koi fish.
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The Mindy Project has never been shy about throwing a few shaded jokes at people and places.
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There are six pairs of shaded squares in the grid, and the answers don't match the clues.
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You will note that some squares are shaded/circled at the ends and beginnings of certain entries.
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Three smoke grenades thrown from the shaded corner near the fence will cover those three areas perfectly.
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Tiffany Haddish is taking rumors that Beyoncé shaded her on her new collaboration "Top Off" in stride.
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By the time Jimmy Kimmel got in touch, Kevin's initial hope had shaded into resignation and despair.
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These are not shaded evils, gray areas in which good men and bad are hard to distinguish.
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They've also shaded in the middle 80 percent of the bell curve, where the likeliest outcomes lie.
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Most recently, the director of Swift's "Bad Blood" music video, Joseph Kahn, shaded Katy Perry on Twitter.
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With the outfielders shaded in, Stratton lined a drive over the head of right fielder Franmil Reyes.
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Also outdoors are a barbecue and a pizza oven, as well as a shaded outdoor sitting area.
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Half of schools had 5.6% or less shaded area and 21 schools had no shade at all.
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Eason also seemingly shaded Evans in a series of Instagram Stories over the weekend, according to E!
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We say potential, because the Internet (yes, EVERYONE on the web) thought Bella had shaded the singer.
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Shaded by large old-growth maples and oak trees, the house is on more than eight acres.
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It was refreshed in 2003 to look more rounded and shaded, according to The New York Times.
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Each image is carefully shaded and shadowed to create variations in tone for subtle and acute effect.
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Their outdoor tables are shaded and located right by their pool, which touts quite the coastal view!
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Halsey may have subtly shaded the Grammys while onstage at the 22019 American Music Awards on Sunday.
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For example, the first shaded entry at 28D, SEA SERPENT, represents the letter C. What comes next?
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You could set up anywhere on the tree-shaded grass to listen, and picnics are fair game.
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Black ice can also form at the bottoms of hills and in areas that are heavily shaded.
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Another door leads to a shaded outdoor area with built-in seating and a decorative tile wall.
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Off the bougainvillea-covered outdoor deck, a self-contained bedroom and bathroom are shaded by mango trees.
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Walnut trees were also planted for their spreading canopy, which, at maturity, shaded both houses and yards.
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They settled into life together in the house at the end of the long, pine-shaded driveway.
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Another set of plinths lie directly inside, where family members might lounge, shaded from the midday sun.
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But the protests have left their mark on the village's shaded paths, tranquil beaches and barbecue pits.
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There's a small shaded cabana on the island and nothing else, which made it exotic and surreal.
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South Los Angeles, by contrast, is shaded lightly, with just 10 percent to 12 percent tree cover.
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The other two bedrooms are separated from the main house by short walkways shaded with steel pergolas.
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While Tsai is coloured green, the DPP's colour, Han is shaded purple rather than the Kuomintang's blue.
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She shaded a partial of the other, and she said, 'Your son has cancer in his eyes.
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It was on a favorite part of my route, a quiet, narrow, shaded stretch of dirt road.
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The Occupational Safety and Health Administration recommends scheduling frequent rest breaks in shaded or air-conditioned environments.
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The entryway is shaded by a metal canopy, topped by a mint-green neon sign (" ECOLE-CLUB ").
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Half the group was randomly assigned to doodle — they shaded printed shapes — while listening to the message.
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Its interior garden, shaded by various tropical trees, is a lovely spot to take a break (free).
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With little more than shaded blocks, White created a sprawling three-dimensional city for the player to explore.
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Of course, this is American Horror Story, so everything good comes shaded with two different colors of bad.
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The C's and the L's are shaded to call attention to the fact that the letters are repeated.
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Where they shaded away from Marvel Comics' runaway publishing hit has made Deadpool, if anything, even more adult.
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And surrounding them was the multi-shaded green of forest, from which an occasional bird call would emit.
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Adding insult to injury, Bieber was also recently shaded by and scrubbed off of his mother's Twitter profile.
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Fashion plates even shaded in the space between the shoulder blades to give them a desirably bony look.
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They seem to levitate, delicately shaded on their undersides and glowing on top, as if harboring concealed lights.
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The interaction between a doctor and a patient is difficult to quantify—it's complex and shaded by intuition.
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In an interview with Entertainment Tonight, the singer hardcore shaded fellow pop stars Britney Spears and Jennifer Lopez.
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As a result, the lander bounced twice and came to rest in one of the comet's shaded regions.
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Shaded by a lush tropical garden, Savage is stripped to the waist in a pair of footy shorts.
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But it probably won't provoke the complex, shaded, sometimes contradictory personal reactions that many works of art do.
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Ultimately, though, it's Ms. Rashad's deeply felt, expertly shaded Shelah that gives the play its essential emotional continuity.
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Regardless, splashy eyebrows will go nicely with rainbow lashes, hair, highlighter, and pretty much everything else ROYGBIV-shaded.
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It is meant as a gathering space and can even be opened up to create a shaded area.
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The group has also gathered 10,1900 trees from around the country and abroad, nurturing them in shaded tents.
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" It showed Rakhine, shaded green, under the words: "Sovereign State of Rahamaland, an independent state of Rohingya people.
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How I used my hands to block the box-like build that my light shaded glasses had possessed.
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A Brazilian pianist of richly shaded harmonies, Ms. Elias is equally influenced by Bill Evans and bossa nova.
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Here's a chart comparing the March and December plots, with the median FOMC member's projection shaded more darkly:
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At one point the computer's "vision" briefly lost sight of the freeway because an overpass shaded the road.
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The lines and contours of his face, both shaded and exposed, seem to be communicating, yet also clashing.
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A winding, oak-shaded drive leads over a stone bridge, through the property's formal gardens, to the house.
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A Ghost Story casts the afterlife as something we shape during life, shaded by our regrets and loves.
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Or pop over to Sugarloaf Key in Florida and check in to this traditional home shaded by palms.
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Nowadays, the view from Dr. Hourizadeh's waiting area is of people sitting at tables shaded by orange umbrellas.
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When weather permits, guests can dine on the restaurant's shaded wooden porch, which looks out over the sea.
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Across from me was an especially large tree, its bark smooth and many-shaded, its bottom weirdly bulbous.
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If the room is heavily shaded, for example, the Energy Star chart recommends reducing capacity by 21 percent.
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Heading north, we walked through pastures, at first an easy amble shaded by occasional stands of eucalyptus trees.
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By identifying the facial "landmarks," the Virtual Visor can project a darker shaded section onto the driver's eyes.
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Some of these plants used significantly less irrigation water, in part because the shaded soil retained more moisture.
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In fact, that's how cacao grows in natural rain forest, shaded by a leafy canopy of tropical trees.
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The windows that wrap around the front are shaded by the building's cantilevered upper floors and surrounding trees.
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Pedestrians and bicycles are more common than cars in its narrow avenues, which are shaded by banana trees.
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Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. said the court was being asked to choose among several finely shaded formulations.
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For now, Poland's drama is playing out largely in the shadows, shaded from attention by bigger international issues.
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Shaded or covered sconces positioned at head height about the room will further smooth and soften your appearance.
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The bad blood between them was evident in mid-July when Younes shaded one of Kourtney's booty pics.
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This complicated, shaded emotion is at the core of "I'm on One," and its performers perfectly complement that.
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But the reality is much more complicated than the neat red, blue and slightly shaded varieties of the color.
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The area is shaded by tarps, out of sight of government drones, and the air smells of machine oil.
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It's not a subtle tattoo, with shaded black ink now covering the majority of the pop star's front torso.
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Chefs prepare a four-course, family style meal in an intimate (and shaded) setting, with wine pairings throughout dinner.
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There are 21944 theme entries today, all running down in shaded stripes, as well as an explainer at 215A.
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WITH its shuttered façades, narrow streets and shaded main square, this small southern town has a certain Provençal charm.
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The only occupants now are a few soldiers who lounge around in the shaded huts listening to the radio.
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Lil Tay shaded our photog for daring to asking about her rumored million-dollar deal with Tunes Audio Headphones.
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After a 15-minute breather, the cars again crept forward into the shaded refuge of the Frankfurt airport station.
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The circled/shaded elements are not centered, but then again, they are not at the ends of the entries.
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But when I returned a week later, it had turned into a shaded, full-color black and red design.
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The counties in the map are shaded by the percent change in the index value from 2009 to 2017.
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At its peak Mrs Merkel requested a map shaded to highlight Germany's true borders: North Africa, Ukraine and Turkey.
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Every Single Taylor Swift Clone That Appears In Reputation Reese Witherspoon & Sam Smith Just Low-Key Shaded Taylor Swift
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Additionally, Blanco's camera is well-shaded, according to Sheppard, which helped reduce the glare and scattered light from Jupiter.
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That woman is Aretha Franklin, who's also actually shaded both Nicki and Taylor, like the shade master she is.
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The states shaded in red and orange lean toward "hating" the idea of athletes kneeling during the national anthem.
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Stuck In The Fuzzy Sun – The shaded lenses in Spectacles made them tough to wear indoors or at night.
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The shaded color objects were the centerpiece of the design, as programmer David Crane said in a 1984 interview.
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The curtains open at my command and bring streams of light tumbling into the otherwise shaded and stale room.
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His jaw, half shaded by a leather safari hat, appears spring-loaded, as though ready to snap into argument.
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Homes rendered in crayon burst into flames; soldiers shaded with colored pencil shoot at the bodies of running passerby.
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Its execution shaded into melodrama, with Alicia chasing a man who turned out, predictably, not to be her lover.
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Politicians regularly paint pictures of black and brown shaded boogie-men to drive people to vote out of fear.
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This is why artists like Nicki Minaj are shaded by fans when they decide to bail on the ceremony.
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The family lived in Ikoyi, a wealthy quarter of expansive homes and tree-shaded restaurants along the Lagos Lagoon.
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A sitting area in the backyard has Saltillo tiles and a shaded, vine-covered gazebo surrounded by palm trees.
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The woman on the blanket looked up at them, then shaded her eyes with a hand to see better.
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OUTDOOR SPACE: The house is on just over a half-acre, shaded and landscaped to preserve large old trees.
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Is it the tiny breeze that forms between the temperature differential of midday pavement and a shaded gutter puddle?
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In "Standing Tall," Catherine Deneuve gives one of her warmest, most emotionally shaded performances as a juvenile court judge.
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" But 81 percent of the sunlight is blocked from other buildings, "making it fairly shaded, even relative to Manhattan.
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So they decided to escape the sun and wander the stadium's shaded concourses or to leave the ballpark altogether.
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David's own beauty was the unspoken context, and of course his incalculable modesty and vanity shaded any such compliment.
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My original submission didn't have circles or shaded squares, but I guess on a Tuesday they're probably necessary. Yum.
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At the high end you could try Marset's Soho Pendant, a large shaded factory-inspired fixture made of polyethylene.
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On frigid days, the south slope offers abundant sun while the north, shaded side holds snow into late April.
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Tristan seemingly shaded Tyga Friday ... posting a pic of Prince just hours after Tyga liked one of Jordan's photos.
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The best mountains for spring skiing have good amounts of north-facing terrain, which keeps snow shaded and cold.
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The population is less than 21800,21890, and the land is edged with tidal marsh and shaded by live oaks.
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On the rooftop, you'll also find the guest-only outdoor pool flanked by cavernous shaded sunbeds and chaise lounges.
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Cabanas are also available to rent should you want a private shaded area, dedicated chairs, and VIP waiter service.
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Its cool, bright waiting room and shaded front porch also doubled as a community hangout, especially for elderly residents.
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A 13-foot storm surge would cover at least all of the green-shaded areas on the following map.
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He appeared without warning in their village in western Myanmar, outside their handsome wooden house shaded by mango trees.
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The story wrapper is told in animated comic panels, and the whole game is presented in colorful-cel-shaded glory.
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A viewing platform, swings and a shaded area under umbrellas are used mainly by local (Han) staff and their families.
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In the charts below, the red shaded areas correspond to World War I, World War II, and other important events.
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So, for example, in the entries at 17- and 18 Across, BONMOT and HERSTORY have MOT and HERS shaded/circled.
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It opens on an cartoon Donald Glover strolling down a neighborhood street, the entire image shaded in magic hour colors.
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Monolith's monolith will always remain squarely out of reach, never moving closer as you avoid the game's 3D-shaded bullets.
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Instead, use soft, frosted bulbs for shaded fixtures as well as pendants, which give off a much prettier light. 4.
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Sun-baked sidewalks opposite shaded ones just across a street can produce uneven heat waves, causing unpredictable downdrafts and updrafts.
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Spanish and Italian winemakers are planting higher on mountainsides or on shaded north-facing slopes to keep wine flavors recognizable.
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It was late summer, and the gray towers of the Salk Institute, in San Diego, shaded seamlessly into ocean fog.
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But those harpoons didn't fire, and Philae bounced a couple times before finally coming to rest in a shaded area.
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The house was on the ocean, and the beach that began where the back yard ended was shaded with palms.
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On Mendocino she stopped in front of a shop window and shaded her eyes and looked in through the glass. . . .
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Between them is a large interior courtyard shaded by maples, sycamores and elms and surrounded by an English-style hedgerow.
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On the town's northern side lies a soccer field, shaded by fig and elm trees; residents take the sport seriously.
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Hands off microphone, fixes hair, sips tea… Way back when, Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie shaded their assistant, Kim Kardashian.
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That mysterious, swallowing hood shaded his cheekbones with the necessary chiaroscuro in Star Wars: Episode VI — Return of the Jedi.
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The cell-shaded animation wasn't too robust with detail, though the actual resolution seemed identical to that of the Rift.
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The 20 guest rooms at this tranquil boutique hotel surround a colonnaded courtyard shaded by fruiting guava and mandarin trees.
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But recent empirical work has suggested that, on average, labor market power ranges from 292 to 2000, the shaded area.
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Sometimes spy stories move only between "sexy" and "dead," and luckily this is much more shaded and challenging than that.
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Within seconds of her Mommy & Me meeting she shaded another mom for using formula and proceeded to slash her tires.
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Sexual encounters, they say, are shaded and complex, and we must not let these conversations became too charged, too simplistic.
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With a theme of "notable Greys," I had a real reason for picking shaded squares over circles for a puzzle.
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On shaded porches in front, women in saris, shiny with perspiration, slice pineapple beside a glass-door cooler of Fanta.
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He darts over the shaded undergrowth and finds a cluster of mushrooms, deftly wrapping them in a bundle of leaves.
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OUTDOOR SPACE The house is on about a third of an acre, with open lawn shaded by old-growth trees.
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Police officers could be seen entering and exiting the two-story brown house, with its shaded porch swing out front.
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The densely crosshatched pages pay homage to Otto Dix's psychologically shaded portraits and the classic monster magazines of the 1950s.
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There are two ways to figure out the theme: You can solve the revealer so that you have a hint as to what might be contained in the circled or shaded squares, or you can solve as many of the circled or shaded squares as you need to in order to figure out the revealer.
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The family doesn&apost gather much anymore at the old, tree-shaded railway workers&apos house on the outskirts of Cuauhtemoc.
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The I'm Right This Time video opens on a shaded face animated to sing along with the lyrics of the song.
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Whole Foods, the specialty supermarket chain, stated that purple-shaded vegetables, including cauliflower and asparagus, would be in demand next year.
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Then, shaded her slightly and I did this drying effect on her lips so she looked parched and dirty and dry.
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Demonizing 'liberal' Since the mid-1960s, conservative politicians, activists and media outlets have shaded "liberal" with an ominous and sinister connotation.
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On the round American Empire table in the dining room/library, he placed a shaded lamp with a radiant aquamarine base.
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The red shaded area shows earthquake fault lines in Haiti, while the yellow shows earthquake fault lines in the Dominican Republic.
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In suburban areas that aren't shaded by large buildings or trees, concrete and asphalt can bake in the hot summer sun.
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The glass was apparently shaded out when the photo was shared by her other friends who accompanied her in the picture.
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Some demonstrators walked in lab coats while others shaded themselves under umbrellas and signs as temperatures neared 90 Fahrenheit (32 Celsius).
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Tehran, Iran (CNN)Sporting earbuds and sagging backpacks, students lounge on patches of grass, shaded by trees from the harsh sun.
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Just print out the image, place it on your hollowed-out pumpkin, and cut out the shaded parts of the images.
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It plays both 360-degree and flatscreen videos, the latter on an adjustable big screen in a subtly shaded gray dome.
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Visitors can enjoy archery, disc golf, and fishing, in addition to hiking through caves, up waterfalls, and under tree-shaded gorges.
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Facing south, the glass-walled room gets morning sun year round (for warmer weather there is a huge, umbrella-shaded terrace).
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Trees still shaded the rotting homes where middle-class families once lived, before many of them walked away from bad mortgages.
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Along the shaded, boutique storefronts and cafes in Poblado, the only bodily fluid being spilled is the vomit of inebriated foreigners.
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At the Wagner Houses on Monday, a shaded area outside the entrance glowed from the light of dozens of votive candles.
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Bazille obviously found the negotiation of depth and frontality taxing, rendering three-dimensional forms in minimally shaded passages of bold color.
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The extraordinary heat on the Sun-facing side is efficiently dissipated into a comfortable room temperature environment on the shaded side.
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Up the block from By Chloe, he spotted a shaded fire station driveway and bounded across the street into oncoming traffic.
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There's a revealer, but it's not that intuitive, and your job is to figure out what those shaded/circled squares mean.
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To achieve 23 percent confidence, you'd make a diagram with the shaded region covering the middle 95 percent of the bar.
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All around the tree-shaded patio adjacent to ICE's building, Puente members teared up, imagining the same dark future for themselves.
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Nervy, complex and richly shaded, Ms. Agresta's timbre was far removed from the limpid ingénue voices typically cast for this part.
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Following a narrow walkway shaded by pines, I arrived at a more secluded area, where the hospital's residential quarters once stood.
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I downloaded TikTok in May, adding its neon-shaded music-note logo to the array of app icons on my phone.
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Her most ambitious work for City Ballet, "The Shaded Line," set to cacophonous music by Tan Dun, features an androgynous heroine.
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The landmark show's "Musicale Finale" is a bizarre Broadway-style goodbye that flattens out some of TV's most finely shaded characters.
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This is no cracker-barrel caricature but a shaded portrait of someone who, for all his vulgarity and cruelty, compels admiration.
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It was only after the fact that I confirmed my suspicions, as those shaded letters were the same letters in MICHIGAN.
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The first thing you probably noticed was that some of the squares are shaded, and the shading makes an odd pattern.
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She stood at the gate, directing the less urgent cases toward beds on the shaded patio and the worst cases inside.
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In the morning, the sun rose over the mountains, but for hours the high-walled valley remained shaded and bitterly cold.
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Fans think Travis Scott promptly shaded his ex-girlfriend Kylie Jenner after she posed for photos in her underwear on Sunday.
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Hugo sat directly across from Magid, his head shaded by a mesh baseball cap that was held aloft by a servant.
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Our thought bubble: Politicians have always shaded their messages based on their audiences, and it's often how they get into trouble.
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Down a shaded path of malaanonan trees, I arrived at a large brick archway where a small woman waited for me.
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Computerized micro-tweaks to facial expressions and movements are as finely coordinated as a central nervous system and shaded with emotion.
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Lady Gaga, Lance Bass, Jack Black, Bill Nye, Ryan Seacrest, Sarah Jessica Parker and many more got shaded in eclipse glasses.
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In the ocean, where creatures can't escape to a shaded, cooler cave, their migrations, movements, metabolism, and meals are tied to temperature.
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Tokyo organizers are evaluating heat-fighting measures from mist sprays and ice packs to shaded rest areas and tents at security checkpoints.
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Tokyo organisers are evaluating heat-fighting measures from mist sprays and ice packs to shaded rest areas and tents at security checkpoints.
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Additionally, the inside of the ear pads on the MW60 and MH40 over-ear headphones will be similarly shaded in Leica red.
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Everything outside of that area can be shaded, and you can adjust the darkness level from completely blocked out or slightly opaque.
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Devore ceded control, merely lurking in the shadows with riffs that shaded in the song's edges and never came to the forefront.
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But when host Andy Cohen asks if Kravitz read the book where she's mentioned, the Big Little Lies actress shaded the singer.
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"Bakers Steak" depicts a green-glass-shaded brass lamp and a centered quartet of illusory brass rings seeming to perforate the picture.
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Cabello's group mates slyly noted her decision to announce her departure to them via her "representatives," and shaded her at the VMAs.
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We get a few more details shaded in about their relationship after Miguel's son is super awful to Rebecca at the table.
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Russian athletes in particular have faced hostile crowds in Rio as the result of a doping scandal that has shaded the Games.
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Snap never struck any official partnerships with companies offering non-shaded or prescription lenses, though some providers of lens replacements cropped up.
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Blissfully vehicle-free in a city otherwise designed for cars, not people, KAFD is built around pedestrian precincts shaded by palm trees.
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As a result, these shaded regions can get extremely cold, causing the nitrogen gas in Pluto's atmosphere to freeze into surface ice.
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The result is a game that still feels like history, but only history as told through the shaded maps in a textbook.
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The show feels more like an attempt to replicate reality than an attempt to create a world shaded by your comedic perception.
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Even a small leafy space is unusual among Philadelphia rowhomes and I craved a private place with fresh air and shaded light.
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There's a shaded city park across the street from this house, while the 8,000-acre Biltmore Estate is about a mile away.
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From a shaded spot across the street, the photographer commissioned for this article directed the author to look this way, then that.
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Dealers, he said, use the bustling intersection, which is shaded by the overhead subway tracks, to provide cover for their illicit activity.
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The shaded backgrounds resemble crayon rubbings, the kind kids use to capture on paper the patterns of leaves or coins or headstones.
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He must cover the logos of those competing brands, which he plans to do with tape, elastic sleeves and cleverly shaded fabric.
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However, I think the shaded squares work well in this particular puzzle because RUN, the first "water slide" is so non-specific.
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The Famous In Love star just stood up for Gomez when a fan shaded the "Bad Liar" singer over a wardrobe malfunction.
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Along a shaded path, boys in green army fatigues, black combat boots, berets and pilotkas practice their lockstep, marching toward the camera.
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Marra's anatomy appears to be based on studying superhero comics, porno mags, and action figures, which are all then lovingly over-shaded.
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The menu ranges from espresso and pastries to tuna sashimi poke bowls, which guests can enjoy on the cafe's shaded front terrace.
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Visitors can climb up its roof to lie down and relax, or nudge themselves through a window to enter the shaded area.
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The intricate edifice features a series of floating concrete galleries, ensconced in thick (sometimes hanging) vegetation, shaded by an intricately gridded canopy.
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"I can't say for sure, but I might be more shaded to settle because we can't mount a good defense," he said.
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Shaded parking is provided by a carport underneath the structure, and there is room next to the building for three additional cars.
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What a tonic this 2,000-acre urban forest and prairie is, with its coolly shaded footpaths snaking through stands of Austrian pine.
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The raised right hand is stiffer and less sensate than John the Baptist's, and overlit relative to his shaded cheeks and mouth.
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The brick structure took up the entire 20-by-95-foot lot and backed up to a public playground shaded by trees.
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The migration to the coast has transformed this seaside city, Joal, from a palm-shaded fishing village into a town of 220,249.
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The streets and highways are shaded with umbrella-like rain trees, dense evergreen tembusu trees, and colorful bougainvillea from magenta to crimson.
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As you will surely notice, there are seven across entries today with shaded or circled letters, depending on what platform you're solving.
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The circled/shaded squares are HIN and DI, separated by a black square, which gives us LANGUAGE BARRIER, our revealer at 41A.
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Behind a Saxon hunting lodge with three moats, I sit with Amanda Feilding at a garden table shaded by a large tree.
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A pleasant breeze rustled the leaves of the palm trees that shaded crowds of people waiting around a small, open-air stage.
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"I have several pairs available, and in various colors, though all of them are shaded the same in the middle-brown," Fisher said.
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"Tony is a little bit like Steve Jobs in the way he shaded the truth," says Hertzfeld, who was close to both men.
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In the US, there's another shaded area that represents the Civil War (1861 to 703), which unsurprisingly entailed a dip in well-being.
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If the entire internet slamming Arie for unceremoniously dumping fiancée Becca wasn't enough, the season 22 Bachelor is getting shaded by actual billboards.
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And as the Republican presidential candidate seemingly shaded in his own name, his eyes wandered, his neck craned, and the Internet took notice.
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Based on the trailer, it looks like Resistance will be defined in part by its distinctive cel-shaded animation style inspired by anime.
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In the maps below, the Yellow shaded regions are French forces, while the colored sections are American divisions, denoted by the circled number.
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We all get back to the parking lot sooner than necessary, and meander to a shaded area with picnic tables to continue chatting.
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When Verizon CEO Hans Vestberg delivered his keynote address at CES in Las Vegas on Tuesday evening, his speech was shaded with prophecy.
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But the pop star made one fatal mistake: she shaded Britney Spears on the red carpet, and the internet is not having it.
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The space is partially shaded by a cluster of trees on the northern edge of the sprawling lawn that faces the Capitol building.
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The country was still shaded then by a canopy of acacia and mahogany, broken here and there by the tops of rosewood trees.
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The film also happens to contain a plot and characters, two of whom happen to be well-shaded women with recognizably real insecurities.
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We stop for a moment on the shaded patio that looks out over the lawn, under a thatched roof that filters the light.
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"I look forward to one day getting to be a director and not having anything shaded by that female lens," Jenkins told Forbes.
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"New cameras allow us to cover the whole space around Jupiter in a few images, and this camera is well-shaded," Sheppard said.
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A mere hour later, Duff showed off her new ink — a gray-shaded, two-bloom rosebud — on her the back of her arm.
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The park's main elements are a pedestrian walkway that cuts diagonally through trees and shaded areas, and a big building designed by OMA.
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Perhaps the most beautiful number vocally and interpretively was the gentle "Wiegenlied" ("Lullaby"), but Ms. Mattila's pitch shaded flat through much of it.
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The eerie "speak to a hanged man" has a form like a gibbet with an adjoining triangle and square shaded in messy colors.
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It wasn't simply that she spun the news or shaded the truth, which many people in her position have been known to do.
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Because the cave is in a shaded area, the bottom of the pit was full of last winter's snow, creating a misty haze.
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Call ahead for a reservation, and if the weather's nice, ask for one of the tree-shaded tables on the patio. restaurant-skab.
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Squeezed between them is an elaborate 1503-acre park, with a pond crossed by an arcing footbridge and a pergola-shaded sitting area.
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She drew them all in shaded black and white, their grimacing faces and thin limbs influenced by one of her favorite artists, Goya.
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The bones disintegrated when exposed to bright sunlight, and the windy conditions made it tricky to keep the dig area shaded, she said.
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The celebrity pastors, Mamadou and Hortense Karambiri, and their health were the talk of the mango tree-shaded drinking spots that dot Ouagadougou.
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Each represented at least one article in their database and was shaded red or blue to indicate the political association of its readers.
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There were the old glass-shaded library lamps overhead providing good light for browsing, there was the pretty pinkish rug on the floor.
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The entryway has a deep, columned front porch set back from the street past a lushly landscaped brick courtyard shaded by palm trees.
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OUTDOOR SPACE: The lot is about a fifth of an acre, with landscaped brick courtyards in front and back, shaded by palm trees.
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For each major race group in the census, the tracts are shaded according to how that group's representation changed between 2000 and 2017.
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My life with the Dickersons took place on the town's west side, with its modest houses shaded by old trees, and the river.
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Both sprawling and cozy — with shaded outdoor tables, a playground and nooks next to the fireplace for cooler days — it offers excellent food.
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More than 50 percent of the Rossetti-designed building is shaded by the Teflon-coated polytetrafluoroethylene fabric that stretches over the roof panels.
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It is designed for use in all weather, and even features LED headlights for when mowing in heavily-shaded areas or after dark.
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His vision is for Yes Plz to be the shaded part on a Venn diagram where the tastes of wildly different demographics converge.
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He grew up in a red brick house at the end of a long driveway shaded by a canopy of towering pine trees.
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Across the street, these same companies commandeer shaded indoor spaces — in Facebook's case, multiple hotel floors — for more structured meetings and press briefings.
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Olympics organisers plan to take steps to deal with the heat, including shaded rest areas, tents at security checkpoints, mist sprays and ice packs.
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Below the tangle of vines and branches of the East Malaysian rainforest, a small contingent of ants scuttles frenetically along the shaded leaf litter.
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As the rural villages they've shaded for centuries are obliterated for development, the trees are in demand as greenery in the increasingly dense cities.
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Sympathy doesn't just make for more finely shaded characters — it combats the toxic real-world stigma that's come from reprehensible depictions of mental illness.
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It boasts a 15th-century chateau, an unemployment rate of 10%, a fine main square shaded by plane trees and a Turkish kebab restaurant.
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At the top of a hill, a small pond is shaded by a sycamore tree 20 feet around and more than 90 feet tall.
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At a shaded terrace café outside parliament in June, such first-time deputies were to be found huddling over their National Assembly welcome packs.
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Until then, the researchers recommend leaving tomatoes on the counter or in a shaded area, adding that tomatoes have a decent shelf life. [PNAS]
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I remember when I was in 2nd grade my teacher pointed out the way I shaded a boy's hair on a coloring book page.
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Kris Jenner shaded her daughter during an appearance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show when Ellen DeGeneres asked the momager a series of burning questions.
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In fact, it can get seriously bright up there, even with the shaded gradient that Tesla outfitted the top half of the windshield with.
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SHADED by a tree, an elderly farmer gestures hopefully at the scrawny green shoots poking from his small plot in Vietnam's Mekong river delta.
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OUTDOOR SPACE: The lot is about a half-acre, with a dock, and a waterfront yard shaded by a massive old-growth live oak.
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Along shaded boardwalks and beneath the foggy shine of streetlights, a photographer encapsulates the chill of night in a series of strikingly cinematic images.
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Just south of there, Bryant Park, a six-acre shaded oasis among Midtown Manhattan high-rises, now packs in huge lunch crowds year round.
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The tree's "trunk" is filled with mixed-use spaces for shops, while shaded and open areas are earmarked for gardens, playgrounds and other amenities.
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At one edge of the yard is a built-in bench curved around a gas fire pit, all shaded by a large fir tree.
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The photos, taken from a helicopter, also show people sleeping in a shaded area of a parking lot and crowded around a military tent.
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Olympics organizers plan to take steps to deal with the heat, including shaded rest areas, tents at security checkpoints, mist sprays and ice packs.
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You can solve Mr. Reynolds's puzzle as a straightforward crossword, but then you are asked to solve the anagrams in the circled/shaded squares.
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This year, Mr. Scott moved the invitation-only party to the Corona Yacht Club, a 20-acre tree-shaded estate in Coachella, the town.
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Holding a rudimentary map that Huth had made of wave frequencies between Majuro and Aur, the captain traced a shaded region with his finger.
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I was reminded of both the stylized earnestness of Life is Strange and the old-school flat-shaded rotoscoping of Flashback and Another World.
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Would I fall through a sepia-shaded black hole into a gay Never Never Land, like the one I had seen in Bianchi's photos?
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There are five longish Down entries consisting of two-word phrases, and the one of the words in each entry is circled or shaded.
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The clue says "Compromise … or a phonetic hint to this puzzle's shaded squares," which is our clue to find the homophone in the clue.
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Cubist and Futurist tropes are rendered in sharp-edged and shaded passages, some gradating from light to dark, others from one color to another.
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In the garden, the 10-by-32-foot swimming pool has a stone-tile deck, shaded seating and dining areas, and lounges for sunbathing.
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The park, developed by GID Development Group and designed by Mathews Nielsen Landscape Architects, will feature a playground, fountains and paths shaded by trees.
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Quaint tables and chairs populate the courtyard where guests can read, drink, eat, and chat, while still being shaded by trees and lush bushes.
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The shaded area highlights this difference, making it clear to see that there has been a substantial increase in temperatures in the past century.
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On these questions and others, classroom materials are not only shaded by politics, but are also helping to shape a generation of future voters.
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It's shaded most of the way, which is critical if you're running in Alabama in June, which is when I ran it in 2017.
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The Weekender will have an optional pullout kitchen in the rear and a large, roll-out awning to provide a shaded sitting area outside.
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Washington (CNN)The Justice Department inspector general's report released Monday amounted to a massive fact-finding that shaded in contours of the Russia investigation.
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If you are not going to water your puzzle, then at least direct your attention to the shaded squares in the long Down entries.
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At Meena's prison, the women's cells are arranged around a spacious courtyard, shaded by mulberry trees, and the children have free rein of it.
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Mr. Steinberg's grid pulls the wool over our eyes by setting up a SHELL GAME with three overturned nut shells depicted by shaded squares.
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Skis will slide differently over snow that has been shaded or lies on a north-facing slope versus snow in an open, sunny field.
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Mars, the dwarf planet Ceres, and even the planet Mercury have water ice on their surfaces, the latter two in permanently shaded areas like craters.
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Many of the buildings are shaded between Venice's famous colonnades, and they're interspersed with some of the hippest coffee shops and restaurants in Los Angeles.
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Schöpke sometimes drew large animals, including seals and whales, whose bulbous forms he surrounded with concentric lines or shaded areas as if to accentuate them.
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France's former first lady — who releases her latest album, French Touch, later this year — also subtly shaded another political wife during the interview: Melania Trump.
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She shaded Shangela throughout the entire rehearsal process, and then Shangela told us that Milk thinks she's better than everyone else because, well, she does.
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JR: When you shoot CG cel-shaded, there are a bunch of choices you can make about how shadows show up, and how they move.
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During the Gamecube era, The Wind Waker's cel-shaded visuals weren't repeated for the next game for the same system, the notably grittier Twilight Princess.
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The Double Fine game lets you grow and raise adorable mini-monsters — the eponymous Ooblets — and lead them into battle around the pastel-shaded world.
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The Sisters of Charity, a Catholic group, recently donated a plot of land shaded by gum trees for use by the group, called "Men's Space".
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In post-production, the animation team painstakingly shaded the cels, frame-by-frame, to line up with the 'real' shadows generated by the moving lamp.
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It's the sport of handball turned into a fighting game, with the brightly cel-shaded styling and funk / electronic dance soundtrack of Jet Set Radio.
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Jeff Chen is back, and he's hidden his revealer way down in the southwestern corner, where the four squares there are either shaded or circled.
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Almost as much as its prescient, darkly shaded portrait of Assange, The Fifth Estate may end up being remembered as some of Cumberbatch's best work.
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That time Laura Bush shaded her husband For years, Laura Bush attended the White House Correspondents' Dinner and didn't draw much attention beyond her table.
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Huge, brightly coloured plant pots were installed in front of one concrete parade of shops, where men gather at shaded tables outside a kebab restaurant.
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History is full of candidates who shaded the truth, distorted an opponent's record and sometimes told outright lies, yet Trump seems to revel in it.
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NASA also released this shaded relief view (below) of the region surrounding the left side of Pluto's distinctive heart-shaped feature, informally dubbed Sputnik Planum.
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NIS America will be publishing the surreal cel-shaded blood-letting Resident Evil-on-rails multicharacter global-conspiracy noir adventure on Steam in the fall.
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Settling into a second week of vacation, both the President and the President-elect have surrounded themselves with family and friends in palm-shaded paradise.
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The US Copyright Office even shaded Slater in their third Compendium—which is like the manual for what kind of copyrightable material they will register.
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At the top, the buttons are larger and are shaded with a blue-ish green background, indicating these terms have been mentioned the most often.
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OUTDOOR SPACE: The lot is about a half an acre, shaded by large maple trees, with stone walls and beds lush with hostas and astilbes.
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The 60-meter vessel accommodates up to 12, has six decks, open and shaded sun decks, a gym, and Jacuzzi — as well as five Waverunners.
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The new solar mandate does provide alternatives or certain exemptions for homes or residential buildings when they are shaded due to trees or nearby structures.
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Not only are the circled or shaded letters the second word in a two-word phrase, but they are all consecutive within the base word.
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"The last three days we've been submerged," said bus park manager Sonore Momodou Choi, his face shaded from the blazing sun by a fishing hat.
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Baby and Nepal — whose new home includes areas of shaded grove and their own bathing area — have settled in above the French Riviera without complaint.
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These are all components of a pretty common formula; the spooky rural horror story, the metaphor for every shaded secret an unassuming community can keep.
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The wood-paneled, book-lined library is a particularly cozy spot, while the sprawling back terrace, shaded with palm trees, is great for summer cocktails.
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For what it's worth, the ESA reports Tiangong-1 is slightly more likely to impact the northern or southern bound of the green-shaded area.
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His distress in the play's final scene, a dialogue with Billy, reminds you of the rich, finely shaded compassion of which Mr. Margulies is capable.
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Let There Be Light, but Let's Make Sure It's Good Light Welcome to the flattering world of frosted-glass table lamps, torchères and shaded sconces.
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It's a dramatic complex rising up from the tree-shaded, cafe-abundant Tumayan Street in five monumental limestone tiers of fountains, topiary gardens and sculptures.
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There's reggae on the stereo and just a few tables, all shaded by a palm-frond awning and army netting that flutters in the breeze.
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Other ideas already tried out at other events include vapor sprays, shaded or air-conditioned rest areas and the distribution of water and ice packs.
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Other ideas already tried out at other events include vapor sprays, shaded or air-conditioned rest areas and the distribution of water and ice packs.
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The shaded square spell R.I.P., or "rest in peace," and they move their way (or "shift") across the grid when read from top to bottom.
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Outdoor space: A door off the living room leads to a back terrace with a shaded porch area and a separate one-room studio building.
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The Spectacle: Shots inside the spacecraft, shaded in deep blues and reds and yellows, are more mysterious and stunning than the shots of black holes.
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Outdoor space: The property is shaded by mature oaks and has rear and side gardens, a shed and a dog enclosure with an invisible fence.
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Everything I heard about Russians in my Cold War childhood was shaded with hatred and fear and yet playing Tchaikovsky was never not a joy.
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Specifically, I was looking through the list of past puzzles with circled or shaded squares, thinking about constructing a puzzle with one of those elements.
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Those of an avian bent can roam the heavily shaded 30-acre property to seek out some of the nearly 250 species of tropical birds.
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"Manchester by the Sea" is a finely shaded portrait, a study in individual misery set in a place that is observed with care and affection.
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There was even a half-size Olympic pool shaded by frangipani trees, and all for the same price as a garage apartment in Bushwick, Brooklyn.
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Manning the shaded stand in a makeshift apron down to his feet, Jermaine served more than 100 evacuees on Labor Day, his first day out.
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"Not only do I have the best goal in West Birmingham, I have the only shaded basketball court in Alabama in the summer," Wood said.
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The "you" these articles point to is always the same: quirky but smart, introverted but friendly, shaded with a charmingly pathetic love of spreadable cheese.
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Even in the sunniest of climates, vehicles are often shaded by high buildings, and we tend to park in covered areas—limiting the cars' effectiveness.
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The walkway that connects the main house to the garage and guest quarters creates a shaded porch area below and a pleasant seating area above.
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Someone Is Getting Shaded Here, and It's Looking Shady Taylor Swift Wrote Some of Calvin Harris's New Song, You Won't Believe What He Said Next!
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She opened with an understated and delicately shaded rendition of Berg's Piano Sonata No. 1, a deeply expressive work composed while he was studying with Schoenberg.
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Last summer, she may have shaded Trump with three different brooches during his state visit in July, including one that she wore to her mother's funeral.
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The cell-shaded graphics were some of the best of the night, but the options for the demo—still in alpha, to be fair—were limited.
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That leaves the public with superficial coverage, shaded by spin from public-relations pros, or stories heavily reliant on unnamed sources, which can weaken their believability.
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The overall mortality rate (shaded in gray) increases uniformly (dotted line) despite the variations in the "sub-epidemics" of different drugs in different times (colored blocks).
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POLICE, soldiers, dignitaries and citizens gathered hopefully in the palm-shaded central plaza of Cobija, a town in northern Bolivia, on the morning of October 1st.
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I chose the latter option and later headed to the cafe where people shared post-surf chat on several long tables in a shaded garden area.
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Mr. Varjon's immaculately voiced, tenderly singing lines and the yearning he conveyed in the delicately shaded intimate moments offered a bracing contrast with more tumultuous sections.
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And yet the only thing that really stood out was that the drill, like everything else Chapman does these days, was shaded by his uncertain status.
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Zolciak-Bierman fired back at RHOA castmate Kenya Moore on Instagram on Saturday after Moore shaded the reality star during a radio interview earlier this week.
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Its gorgeous, cell-shaded world is brimming with personality, whether you're walking through the streets of a fictional Tokyo or opening a slick in-game menu.
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"Wish you were here," she captioned the photo of herself wearing a strapless leopard-print bikini as she shaded herself from the sun with black hat.
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Meanwhile over at the FORAY x VAMPPED DESERT OASIS, host Emily Ratajkowski and Foray Collective co-founder, Kaitlynn Carter, were spotted lounging poolside in shaded cabanas.
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There are four fruits hidden in the theme entries, highlighted by the shaded squares (If you are solving in Across Lite, these squares will be circled).
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Dressed in casual attire and shaded with orange rimmed sunglasses, Bynes, 30, showcased her brunette 'do while having lunch in West Hollywood, California with a friend.
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For years, a sign outside promised the shaded decadence of the French Riviera, though at some point the fountain where a golden bird roosted stopped flowing.
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Washington was one at Trenton, but even he, in secretly buying land in violation of the law, shaded the truth in pursuit of his self-interest.
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It shows that contributions came in from nearly all of the city's ZIP codes, and most areas are shaded a lighter color, indicating smaller average contributions.
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Williams was made to wear a strap across her chest to reverse the effects of puberty, and had her nose shaded to look broader and manlier.
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OUTDOOR SPACE: The property is just under a half-acre, surrounded by an original stacked rock wall and shaded by old-growth hemlock and pine trees.
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Quiet, shaded, and full of little benches and paths, as well as al fresco dining, Central Park was one of my favorite spots on the ship.
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This year, the bathrooms are in place, but the park is so poorly shaded that parents in the neighborhood said it continued to be rarely used.
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For example, the answer to 4 Down is REVOLT, but if you read the shaded/circled squares from bottom to top, it makes the word OVER.
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The anti-matrimonial position easily shaded into a misogynist one: The first issue of Playboy featured an article warning of the danger of gold-digging women.
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It shaded in O'Keeffe's broad outlines, and gave her work, which was so focused on grand, almost disembodied depictions of place, a flesh-and-blood component.
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Tel Kabri, Israel — In a lush avocado grove, shaded by a tarp, a group of archaeologists and volunteers carefully hacked away at an ancient plaster floor.
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But if it leans toward didactic overstatement and soap opera pulpiness, "Tamara" also delivers a surprising, intricately shaded portrait of an artist as a conflicted woman.
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One draft had more shaded squares than just the BALL — two lines down the middle of the racket, with TENNIS RACKET spelled out inside, for example.
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But if policy is always shaded in the direction of being growth-oriented, then you're going to get a spiral of inflation that ultimately undermines growth.
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" Among such Republican-shaded independent voters is Matthew S. Metcalfe, a retired insurance executive in Mobile, who said of Mr. Moore, "I despise what he's about.
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The opposing notion of tolerance shaded off into broader values, including civility — the virtue that we need so much today and that Voltaire identified with civilization.
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The last two letter in OLAF and the first four letters in RAMEN NOODLE are circled/shaded, and that gives us a broken A-FRAME house.
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About six years ago, Mr. Koblitz returned to his home to find Mr. Cruz scooping the fish from the pond in his palm-shaded front yard.
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Why merely stretch your legs strolling along Lake Lugano's picturesque tree-shaded promenade when you can get a real workout pedaling yourself out on the water?
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Where "Ocean Wonders" breaches the boardwalk, a garden with benches now nestles on one side of the building, a cafe with shaded tables, on the other.
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There's the time she scared him (and herself) during his last guest hot gig on Ellen, or the time Teigen shaded his Sexiest Man Alive honor.
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Under the Trump administration, the president's tweets are often in direct opposition — or are at the least shaded differently — to what his senior policymakers are saying.
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If you're still puzzling over what I'm talking about, take a closer look at the circled/shaded letters at the beginning of today's five theme entries.
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I wanted to wake up in the morning and head to my shaded beachfront cabana without any hassle or stress, so this money was well spent.
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He pulls up in front of a low-slung building with bricked-in garage bays on the ground floor and a row of shaded windows upstairs.
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Located in a tree-shaded RV park, there's a hot tub, pool, fire pit and party patio, but the real attraction is the six tiny houses.
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There is one photograph from his Colombia University assignment, of a scientist wearing these round, shaded glasses, that everybody compares to Peter Sellers in Dr. Strangelove.
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And it offers a direct solution to this other image—that of a shaded, stagnant water source that's far away from the village and carries disease.
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Since most of the melodies are beautiful and the piano counterpoint is jauntily intricate, and carefully shaded, these arrangements reveal unexpected dimensions in superficially simple music.
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It was never, however, a book to love; in 195 pages, Jeff VanderMeer transcribed a complete nightmare, a vibrantly shaded eco-horror tone study in pure dread.
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This map shows the cumulative calls for help compiled by the Harvey Relief and Harvey Rescue volunteer groups in bubbles, with the shaded percent median household income.
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Lush potted plants and slowly rotating fans hang from the ceiling of Lowell Farms, which is split between a cozy dining room and a large shaded patio.
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But listen closely; you'll hear how these portrayals of a mythic, irreparably damaged future grow organically from fears and longings of the women's artfully shaded afternoon chatter.
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The entrance way is located under the covered arcade of the historic Place des Vosges, which leads to a shaded courtyard outfitted with cozy tables and chairs.
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Maybe you smiled a bit when you filled in CHEESE at 1 Across, and then briefly wondered why it was shaded and stacked above the word MARBLE.
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Some modern sun umbrellas are so high tech that they robotically track and follow the sun on its path across the sky, keeping pool dozers permanently shaded.
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This glum, solitary feeling is made even more explicit in the relationship between siblings Valerie and Alex (which Casual has shaded with all-but-explicit incestuous overtones).
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He lives in Oslo, Norway with Tussetroll a golden shaded Persian, and together they hike, play with their cat nip toys, and lounge in cozy little boxes.
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It has its own waterfall and lake, where ducks have taken up residence, and there are tree-shaded lawns where one can picnic on sunny summer days.
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Tokyo also had to ramp up its heat countermeasures, such as shaded areas, air-conditioned waiting areas and ice baths for athletes, as well as water sprays.
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Once a small oasis shaded by trees, today the cafe offers a view of the Avrasya tunnel and the hum of jackhammers pervades the once-calm atmosphere.
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Freeways and highways are now shaded in oranges and yellows, hospitals and schools in beige and gray, and parks and water features in green and blue, respectively.
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Their finely shaded facets lead the eye in measured intervals across the width of the paper, creating a notable sense of the completeness and variety of light.
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Today the two entertain in the cloister, where white-and-green striped cushions set on stone seats are shaded by a pergola wound with jasmine and wisteria.
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The solar policy does provide alternatives or certain exemptions for homes or residential buildings when there are shaded areas due to trees, chimneys or other nearby structures.
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We're not saying he shaded her -- he actually showed Ariana a lot of love here -- but let's just say there was a looong pause after our question.
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Last December Hilton subtly shaded Lohan when asked by MTV Australia about a now famous image of Hilton, Lohan and singer Britney Spears out on the town.
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"Fuck the police"'s nihilistic, yet wry, desire to wipe the whole cultural slate clean is just one of Bonney's many-shaded varieties of anti-capitalist invective.
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Hidden in each phrase is a word that can be used before the word "BANKS," and solvers are directed to those words by the circled/shaded squares.
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The clue that hides the runaway is blind — no reference to the theme — but contains shaded or circled squares to reveal the escapee's location in the entry.
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A separate guesthouse shaded by a long veranda has two casitas, each with a private entrance, a full bathroom with Mexican tile and a wood-burning fireplace.
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Sometimes Whitney made marks in the spaces of the grid, and at other times he shaded the surface lightly and evenly before adding a darker snaking line.
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We have been watching two seemingly listless young men, dressed in the kind of hot-weather wear that slides off quickly, through a bank of shaded windows.
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That includes Carolyn Mraz's set, which suggests an outline waiting to be filled in by memory; Amanda K. Ringger's lighting and artfully shaded music by Heather Christian.
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Starting in the late 1800s, they built themselves wood-framed houses on yards now shaded with trees; some homes have been in the same families for decades.
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Because the shaded region is half the bar, we can say that, for half the days of the Berlin Wall's existence, this prediction would have been correct.
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The entry-level options are so-called Overwater Suites with living rooms, large bathtubs, and private decks with shaded sitting areas and direct access to the lagoon.
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Her decor includes a blue Chinoiserie-style wallpaper accented by splashes of orange and yellow, and a pair of shaded chrome sconces that create a moody vibe.
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French doors and windows open to a long enclosed porch with ceiling fans and more glass doors and windows that open to a deck shaded by trees.
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The interactions between members of the jailer's household are fresh and sweet, with tuneful arias and ensembles shaded only lightly, here and there, with a melancholic oboe.
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For whites, even in war, Rhodesia was caught in a time warp of country clubs and drinks at sunset on shaded terraces scented by bougainvillea and jacaranda.
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There are seven shaded/bubbled down entries in the grid today, three or four letters in length, that form a word running backward as well as forward.
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Let's take a look at 291A, which relies on the shaded entry at 24D to make the theme, and was tight and good, not at all obscure.
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The people there are happy to allow customers to work on laptops or lounge on shaded beanbags, and they also organize salsa nights and beach litter pickups.
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Such discretion about the private lives of living members of the royal family is understandable, but why must those of monarchs long dead remain shaded and secret?
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Version One had a 4-5-4 configuration across the top and bottom with the larger shaded squares one row closer to the center of the grid.
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We printed out directions to the cemetery in Stone Mountain, Ga., where the ashes were buried in an urn in a plot shaded by an oak tree.
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There's more -- Sir Charles also shaded all the top squads playing in March Madness this year ... and gave the hilarious reason why he's never gonna do politics.
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Many people grab one of the local Burning Man newspapers and read it as they sip their coffee under the acre of shaded tents of Center Camp.
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Long stretches of see-through plastic unravel one over another, subtly revealing the scrappy outline of an easy chair and the shaded profile of a friendly female face.
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The DAS-repped model recently enjoyed a beach day in Malibu, where she showed off her best assets in what we're gonna call a milk chocolate shaded bikini.
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For "YaYaHo," which he made in 21998, he fashioned a lamp in the form of parallel low-voltage wires draped with shaded halogen bulbs that dangled like jewelry.
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A day after Calvin Harris shaded the rumored (yet high-profile) relationship between Tom Hiddleston and Taylor Swift, Hiddleston has confirmed the couple's deep and abiding (monthlong) romance.
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Image: NASAIndeed, the shape of the penumbra (the shaded outer region of the shadow) is not what's typically expected from an object as seemingly geometric as the Moon.
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The researchers developed a system that automatically discerns snow from rock, and importantly, is able to exclude areas of snow (both illuminated and shaded), clouds, and liquid water.
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After fans started tweeting that the singer shaded Haddish on "Top Off," the comedian responded on Twitter with her usual humor — and also stuck up for Queen Bey.
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Peter looked back and saw her face shaded by the porch roof, only the dark green of her rain coat and her silver shock of her hair visible.
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Houses sit exposed like cattle in the heat, the trees too small to offer a shaded window or cool spot on the driveway so everything is shut tight.
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It is full of personality and topographies, a stream of asphalt tumbling down canyons and staggered across hillsides, parting tall meadow grasses and shaded by tall solo trees.
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With striking headlands and a valley shaded by kauri pines and eucalyptus trees, Noosa National Park is a good place to get a peek at kookaburras and koalas.
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A follow-up lunch visit on a sunny weekday, when a friend and I took an umbrella-shaded table on the restaurant's breezy deck, affirmed my first impressions.
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Inside the house, Edgar Ramirez, the Venezuelan actor playing Versace, sat in a shaded courtyard, his hair caked with gun-wound makeup, his face lowered in his hands.
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Parisi presents a nice pairing of portraits across the page — Jean-Michel in his designer suit and Andy Warhol in his shaded glasses, each talking about the other.
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Children and their adult minders abandon the fountains, information and ticketing booths, shops, and shaded benches of Navy Pier, Chicago's foremost tourist attraction, to gather in giddy anticipation.
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The man was perhaps in his early fifties, his pale eyebrows and wire-rimmed, almost invisible glasses shaded by a baseball cap with the Blackwater logo on it.
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It turns out that those three letter words that are shaded in five of the Down entries phonetically spell out the answer when read from left to right.
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Perched on a promontory surrounded by water, the city was designed in such a way that the streets are shaded from summer's heat by the terraced buildings themselves.
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"Exchange"—that one has a fantastic hook, but then he ruins the whole thing by talking about scrolling through Instagram, where romance goes to be shaded into oblivion.
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Excepting Katie Sarife, whose subtly shaded performance as the wildly incautious friend augurs a fine career in tough-yet-tender roles, "Annabelle Comes Home" feels stretched and tired.
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Visitors crossed a stone courtyard shaded with orange and banana trees, strawberry and wild grape vines, their bounty waiting to be turned into jam by the mill's workers.
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There are eight theme entries today, six across and two down, that are recognizable by shaded/circled internal squares, and a set of bracketed years in the clue.
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Then, of course, you glanced at the grid and noticed that the last letter in some of the entries is circled or perhaps shaded (who can keep up?).
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As Jabang steered his blue-painted wooden boat through the water, he gestured towards Kunta Kinteh, whose ruined fortress shaded by giant baobab trees is threatened by erosion.
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We drove past the burial ground to the French-built section of the city, where the houses were shaded by large trees and the grounds were well manicured.
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"Artificial intelligence" is a misnomer, an airy and evocative term that can be shaded with whatever notions we might have about what "intelligence" is in the first place.
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One afternoon, an older man who had been waiting outside a locked doctor's office slid off his walker and curled up on the shaded pavement under an awning.
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The hotel's private pine-shaded beach was a 10-minute bike or golf cart ride away (both complimentary); it had parasols, lounge chairs, showers and a small bar.
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On a patch of property shaded by yellow flowering trees, Jacqueline Mukamana and Mathias Sendegeya sat side by side shelling peanuts and tossing them into a metal pan.
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The projections of the world in 2050 are shaded from yellow to red based on expected changes to crop pollination, water quality, and coastal hazards under various scenarios.
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A new software called Flux revealed a lot more details in the actors&apos faces, like how their faces are shaded and the way the lighting hits them.
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Cops in Southlake, Texas just shaded the hell out of the Houston Astros for their cheating scandal in a new speeding PSA ad ... and the video is HILARIOUS!!!
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The first poster to be released (along with a teaser trailer for the dreamy tune "City of Stars"), it set the lead actors amid blue-shaded piano keys.
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Buildings that are shaded or have a roof that is too small to accommodate panels will be among those exempt, California Energy Commission spokeswoman Amber Pasricha Beck said.
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This is cleverly rendered using mirror symmetry in the grid, instead of the more typical rotational symmetry, as well as the card values in the circled/shaded squares.
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And it's not just the artists who are breaking into the comedy scene — many comedians are taking their cues from the more contemplative, multi-shaded aspects of art.
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Jesse Spano herself, Elizabeth Berkley, continued her post-Showgirls anti-renaissance as Al Pacino's false love interest, while Lauren Holly is red-shaded window dressing as Cap's trophy wife.
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Today, the site is a grassy expanse shaded by towering condos and hotels that have sprung up around it, overlooking cruise ships and cargo freight lumbering in the distance.
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Last month's beach volleyball event - where two people needed medical treatment as temperatures hit 35 C - tested shaded or air-conditioned rest areas and water vapor sprays for fans.
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Last month's beach volleyball event - where two people needed medical treatment as temperatures hit 35 C - tested shaded or air-conditioned rest areas and water vapour sprays for fans.
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Indio Central Market will feature over fifteen restaurants underneath a massive, shaded tent (with an on-site kombucha bar), including vendors such as FUKU, Van Leeuwen, and Shake Shack.
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Aaron Rodgers shaded the HELL out of his NFC North counterparts Tuesday ... congratulating them on being better beer chuggers than him -- by ripping their hearts out and eating it.
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The cottage was shaded by a huge and ancient sycamore tree; a chrome orb, perched upon a wrought-iron stand, stood in a neatly maintained rock-and-moss garden.
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Somewhere in there, evening shaded back into morning, because the end of it was always the same, with the pickup truck and the Bills fan with the sick chicken.
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What starts off as a blank white oblong in the app is slowly shaded in rainbow colours as you spend: blue for transport; orange for food; pink for entertainment.
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While they waited for help to arrive, Hall Jr. shaded the injured man with a tarp, gave him raisins and offered the man and his dogs water to drink.
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She definitely knows how to keep cool this summer ... but if enjoying Cat's view has you sizzling, she's also got a milk chocolate shaded bikini to quench your thirst.
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These include asking companies and the public to cover buildings with plants, vapor sprays, sprinkling water on the ground, and ensuring shaded areas and cool zones in the city.
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When we think of the countryside we tend to focus on rolling hills, shaded woods, turning the difficult realities of rural life into a Robert Frost poem fridge-magnet.
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A bright blue wooden dinghy, 15 or 16 feet long, with a plank seat at the oarlocks and a high-backed bench in the rear, shaded by a canopy.
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Streets such as Chlor-, Ammoniak- and Methanolstrasse are shaded by 262,227 kilometres of pipes that connect everything like arteries; red is for steam, yellow for gas, green for water.
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The second part, the testy be-shaded interview with Ahmad Rashad that was teased in the pre-game introduction and aired at length at halftime, was about everything else.
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He was wearing a Confederate kepi cap that he had bought online as he and his wife, Raquel Copriva, who is Afro-Brazilian, strolled through the bougainvillea-shaded cemetery.
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For my cousins, my parents' house was a second home, screened with laurel bushes, framed by pink-blossomed crêpe myrtles, and shaded by a spreading loquat tree in front.
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Plus, many other ultras are trail races on shaded dirt paths, but Badwater is held in the Mojave desert, which boasts the highest temperature ever recorded on the planet.
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The "hotter" states, shaded in orange, are more impacted by federal regulation, while the "cooler" blue colors indicate states less impacted than the national average in the same year.
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In the Studio Welcome to Episode 1 of our fifth season of In the Studio, which goes behind the closed doors and shaded curtains of designers' private work worlds.
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I spent a couple hours wandering through these neighborhoods and I saw plenty of large, stately homes — many that included red brick and white columns — shaded by tall trees.
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There are pawnshops just steps away from old stone churches, and fast-food restaurants down the street from majestic lawns shaded by the giant canopies of tropical rain trees.
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An unclothed black man lying asleep on a bed, for instance, might be left with just an outline as opposed to being shaded so as to emphasize his nakedness.
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The palm-shaded main campus in Tempe, which has about 113,000 students, has been immune from the divisive protests at places such as Berkeley, Evergreen State College and Middlebury.
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And Jacqueline Green, in a solo that followed, was more than her usual precise, commanding self as she snapped her limbs sharply; her movement was shaded with voluptuous curves.
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Two hundred years ago, French-speaking Afro-Creole free people of color owned much of the property along Esplanade, a broad boulevard shaded by massive, gnarled live oak trees.
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The heat, which Stephens cursed as her fate grew clear, was a determining factor: the player on the shaded side of the court won 27 of the 553 games.
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For example, singer Lizzo recently shaded TikTok for removing videos of her wearing a bathing suit, even as TikTok stars posted videos of themselves dancing in their bathing suits.
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When Ms. Brito was younger, her mother, Jessica Mercado, would wheel her in a stroller down the zoo's tree-shaded paths nearly every Wednesday for years, Ms. Brito said.
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DON'T BE AFRAID TO PAINT For small, shaded balconies (the kind typically found in a high-rise, with another balcony right above it), Ms. Rogue recommends painting the ceiling.
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The Tree of Life, rising from property purchased by the church in 2008, didn't require the demolition of any historic structures on the church's tree-shaded multi-building campus.
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Ms. Bérubé offers us a set of five theme entries that contain pairs of multiple shaded squares (if you are solving in Across Lite, these squares will be circled).
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