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When she walks by, it's like there's a spotlight shining on her.
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So we're pleased that the sun is shining on this chilly morning.
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So it's like you've got the light of Rao shining on the guilds.
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Ryanair is making hay while the sun is not shining on British Airways.
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Anna Pavlova, whose death was ceremonially marked by a spotlight shining on an
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This year the spotlight is shining on a single blockbuster: Epic Games's Fortnite.
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We see the woman lying on a makeshift bed, a searchlight shining on her.
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The sun may be shining on the industrials and manufacturers, but not without cost.
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I have a signed first-edition of Stephen King's "The Shining" on my bookshelf.
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However, somewhat inexplicably, Netflix removed The Shining on October 1, a full month before Halloween.
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Thanks to tax cuts and deregulation, the economic sun is shining on the United States.
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When they feel the spotlight shining on them, they have been responsive to public opinion.
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" She added that her husband and daughter "are shining on us to light the way.
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He's not surprised the national spotlight is shining on Abrams, and ambitious Democrats -- like Sen.
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"I don't worry about it," Mr. Cyrus said, aviator glasses shining on a New York street.
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" Another colleague said of Mallory, "When he likes you, it's like the sun shining on you.
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"If Ramona is the sun shining on you, it's a warm place to be," explained Scafaria.
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It was dark now, and the lights shining on the Brooklyn Bridge reflected off the water.
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It's probably a much-needed escape from Hollywood — and the spotlight shining on their own personal lives.
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You could even see the oil from the mac and cheese shining on the plate when served.
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To be honest, it's hard to pay attention to the art with daylight shining on my ass.
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But not everyone feels the reflective glow when the sun is shining on the world's most important currency.
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"The sun was shining on the hillside across the river, highlighting the glorious colors of autumn," she wrote.
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It felt like camera lights were shining on me, every pair of eyes were trained in my direction.
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The sun was shining on Saturday as the visitors made their way to the city's National Guard base.
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But there's a constant theme shining on social media during this disaster: acts of kindness and helpfulness abound.
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Anton agrees, sucked in by Buddy's charm and charisma, shining on him after his years in the shadows.
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Secrets will be revealed; anything that was hidden will feel the light of the moon shining on it.
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At the end, I talk about the conversation and someone talking to you and their light shining on you.
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Sunlight was shining on the storm and very little rain was falling, providing a clear view of the twisters.
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Among other things, a retrospective light shining on him struck him as disrespectful to the men he wrote about.
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"Where some see a dark vision of carnage, I see a light shining on creativity and opportunity," she said.
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" Melissa Jordano, of Backtrack, had one of the night's most forceful and textured voices, shining on "Over the Rainbow.
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"There's going to be some lights shining on it and it's going to play every single song we danced to."
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So I have to take it at a certain time of day when the sun is shining on my desk.
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This light is only shining on the Moon indirectly, though, so the lunar surface will be much dimmer than normal.
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With a flashlight shining on a small hole, Omar finally saw the newborn's dust-covered head protruding from the debris.
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First, the amount of sunlight shining on the planets is "slightly off from reality," he said, to make details clearer.
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The lights come up, shining on the children who worked so hard for weeks and weeks to make a show.
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"One thing I'm certain is the spotlight Bill is shining on this is going to close the gap," Gerstner said.
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"In this globalization process, the strong civilization will be shining on and the weak one will be lost," he says.
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But nonetheless, they were responding — if a bit preemptively — to a bat signal shining on the tower of city hall.
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Even if the Republicans don't budge, Democrats hope they attention they're shining on McConnell will pay dividends with the public.
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For over 200 years, America's light has been shining on the world and the world has never been the same again.
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How fast that object moves forward depends on how big it is and the power of the light shining on it.
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And that Trump likes nothing more than drawing attention away from his opponents to ensure the spotlight is shining on him.
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He explained what had happened from his perspective, saying that bright sunlight shining on the main road had impeded his view.
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The Sun enters fellow Air sign Gemini on May 20, shining on the fun, romance, and creativity sector of your chart!
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Through the window, he sees the sun shining on the sea and is aware of the rules of light's motion through space.
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In December, he shared a new track, "Shining," on Lithuanian LGBT website LBL, and in March, he announced a spring European tour.
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"Where some see a dark vision of carnage, I see a light shining on creativity and opportunity," she said, referencing the inaugural address.
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"What you've overcome, through trials and tribulations, through dark cloudsâ€"you've found the sunshine and now the sun is shining on you forever.
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TechCrunch is always on the hunt for the most disruptive tech in the industry, and this time our spotlight is shining on mobility.
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Who wasn't delighted by Otto the octopus, who learned how to turn off a light shining on his tank by squirting water at it?
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Or your phone might use its ambient light sensor to notice the sun shining on it and morph its shape to shade your screen.
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The cross promotion of programming and events through the league and its nonprofit affiliations keeps the NFL logo radiantly shining on its target markets.
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It comes from Bosch, and it can detect when there's sunlight shining on your face, directly into your eyes, and block out the rays.
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Then, at nearly 72 million pounds per square inch, the hydrogen became shiny, reflecting 90 percent of light shining on it, the scientists reported.
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If we do that, we stay blind to some very real opportunities to find chinks in Trump's armor — and keep a light shining on them.
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For me, it was like, yes, let's keep a light shining on breast cancer and breast cancer awareness, but also to include men was necessary.
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As he spoke, the early August sun was shining on a water pickup line at Parchment High School, where volunteers loaded bottles into passing cars.
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It's using rendering techniques most often seen in games to produce the illusion that there's light shining on non-existent tubes on the dancer's body.
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The models stood on high podiums, dressed in multilayers of wool and shearling, including beanies, with hot lights shining on them for over an hour.
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Not only is Venus retrograde in Aries, but now the Sun's spotlight is shining on this same sector of your chart, making these issues unavoidable.
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Infused with vitamins C and E to help heal skin, the only thing shining on your wedding day will be the two of you. $38
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Trilobites Something about the light from a full moon shining on the frightening face of a barn owl makes voles freeze a bit too long.
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"We have a black, silicon carbide plate that the light is shining on and it is glowing white hot from all that energy," Gross says.
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The team says the main challenge in building this visor was teaching the software when sunlight was shining on someone's face and not something else.
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By focusing our talents on the climate challenge, we're putting that to good use, each city its own source of light, shining on a hill.
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Not only will the Sun in Gemini be shining on the travel sector of your chart, but it's also a great time to learn something new.
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The sun was still shining on beach bars and crab shacks, but every television was tuned to weather reports about the monster hurricane charging toward them.
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The on-demand transportation service continues to heat up, and today the spotlight is shining on a New York startup whose business is based primarily in Europe.
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"With the sun shining on your face, closed eyes, if you think of Italian style it's a horizon of dreams ahead of you," a style note said.
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On Monday, TI-UK Executive Director Robert Barrington said he hoped the spotlight that is now shining on Cameron would bring meaningful action ahead of the summit.
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The young man, Delvon Worthy, had been sitting farther back in the church when he noticed a light shining on a pretty woman in the front row.
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We were in production on a TV show that was trying to crack that open and have that discussion and have the light shining on this behavior.
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They deserve the same opportunity to love, honor and celebrate their culture as the trailblazing African-American, Latinx, and LGBTQ+ actors currently shining on the Broadway stage.
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Adults who had been victims of the various scams and thefts of the gang were glad to see that a spotlight was now shining on this behavior.
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With new light shining on the problem, hopefully more work can be done to ensure all people are treated equally, regardless of the kind of pain they're in.
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Most, however, go the route of Schneiderman -- bow out and fight on the legal front, without the bright lights of public life shining on you and your family.
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The sun is shining on China's vision of East Asian hegemony: a weakened relationship between Washington and Seoul, a stable and wealthier North Korea, and America in retreat.
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A wild multiple-player fight that included the normally mild-mannered Chris Paul and Brandon Ingram stole the spotlight shining on James's official landing on the West Coast.
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I was eventually absorbed into this larger group of people who did not have a light shining on them, and who were angry and proud as a result.
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While the "sun is still shining" on the global economy, clouds could be looming over the horizon, warned Tao Zhang, a deputy managing director for the International Monetary Fund.
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With white supremacists emboldened and a national spotlight shining on bigotry and hate, 67 former state attorneys general are calling on Americans and their leaders to condemn hatred unequivocally.
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A live feed from the scene late on Friday night showed spotlights shining on more than a dozen people who huddled around the hole discussing how to rescue Toffee.
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" In his full statement Wednesday, Herring said: "The very bright light that is shining on Virginia right now is sparking a painful but, I think we all hope, important conversation.
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Let America Vote, the nonprofit started by former Missouri Secretary of State Jason Kander, has been frustrated by the outcomes, but pleased to see the sun shining on the process.
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" Soon after, she goes on a walk and says, "Everything at this point was pretty," and takes her first Instagram photo, "dogwood and sprays of blossom shining on black branches.
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Sensors embedded at the end of some of the fiber optic cables will denote the reaction of the piece depending on the intensity of the light source shining on it.
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Whether it's walking the red carpet, shining on screen, or singing and dancing on stage, the 47-year-old star always brings her sultry style and confidence to everything she does.
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Hundreds of people gathered in downtown Los Angeles to pay tribute to the late actor's life on Thursday night, with the main act being the Bat-Signal shining on City Hall.
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One of those graves has a perfect ray of light shining on it… Marvel's Spider-Man_20180906103703 For reference, this is what Alexander Hamilton's grave looks like at the real Trinity Church.
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At a recent art show in Shenzhen, a southern city, the authorities removed an image of a spotlight shining on a lone home in a construction site before it was destroyed.
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"All of a sudden, the spotlight is shining on the Facebook model without the answers yet being in place as to what's going to come along and replace that," he added.
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That said, the Sun is in Taurus, shining on the home and family sector of your chart, making this an important time to hammer out issues around your work/life balance.
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I was sitting with a black male colleague and a white female colleague, and when we saw Ali shining on that platform, we exchanged high-fives at the audacious perfection of it.
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They need the bright lights of Congress shining on them in the hearing room while they try to explain and justify to the American people their decade-long pernicious and deceptive actions.
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The political crisis has erupted at a time when Brazil had planned to be shining on the world stage, as it prepares to host the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro in August.
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The political crisis has hit at a time when Brazil had planned to be shining on the world stage, as it prepares to host the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro in August.
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"I think it's a positive just to have something else shining on something we spend every minute of our lives thinking about," says Knierim's wife, Alexa, who competes with him in pair skating.
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While Toronto sound tends to be hyped on its darkness, 113-year-old Caesar is pure light, shining on the low-end bounce of his debut album Freudian with a warmth that lingers.
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Los Angeles (CNN Business)With spotlights shining on soon-to-debut streaming services from Apple (AAPL) and Disney (DIS), WarnerMedia sought Tuesday to offer audiences a reminder: Set aside a few bucks for us.
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In addition, the most recent opposition occurred at a time when the sun was shining on Mars' equator, giving the MRO perfect lighting when normally, areas of the planet near the poles are in shadow.
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He had a bonfire built for me on top of the middle of a frozen lake deep in Scandinavia completed with the full moon shining on our backs and hot cocoa to keep us warm!?!?
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While the fish in the installation decompose, serving as a real-time memento mori, the glittery baubles decorating their bodies remain impervious, shining on despite the grotesque array of bacteria working double-time around them.
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The political crisis has deepened Brazil's recession and comes at a time when Brazil hoped to be shining on the world stage as it prepares to host the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro in August.
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The sun was shining on Green Bay Packers linebacker Julius Peppers and receiver Jeff Janis but it did little to warm them as game-time temps were hovering near single-digits at times during Sunday's game.
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With a sound that resembles Lightning Bolt if Brian Chippendale was in need of anger management, it's the perfect sonic accompaniment for the chilly days where an overcast sky keeps the sun from shining on Ithaca.
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" She also says they're struggling to imagine life without them, but adds ... "we wake up each day, trying to keep pushing because Kobe, and our baby girl, Gigi, are shining on us to light the way.
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"Sleigh bells singing 'Hallelujah' / Stars are shining on us too / I want to thank you, baby / You make it feel like Christmas," they sing on the song — which Stefani previewed on Twitter (The full song drops Friday).
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The mood was light, people were smiling and laughing, children running around the feet of the adults, the sun shining on faces, and behind us, stark against the deep blue sky, reared the towers of the Kremlin.
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This is the perfect album for him to listen to on a long drive around his home town of New Orleans, Louisiana, with the wind whipping through his chestnut hair and the sun shining on his rugged stubble.
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The fact that they transit their star also means that scientists will be able to do plenty of followup observations that will characterize the atmospheres of the worlds thanks to the light shining on them from the star.
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The end result is a dramatic shot, with the drone splitting the difference between two trees, sunset shining on their outstretched branches, passing far closer than I would have felt comfortable with if I was the one in control.
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Though the state's nature areas might not make for the typical foliage views, locals and visitors alike can find beauty in the fall golden hour's light shining on the sandstone ridges of the Badlands and the sculpted rocks of Mount Rushmore.
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I cannot imagine a more potent metaphor for the art world's habitual detachment from reality than the sight of "Candy and Whips" (2015) dissolving into actual sunlight, particularly sunlight shining on one of the most historically tragic thoroughfares in NYC.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. While the spotlight has been shining on Sam Allardyce's first game as England manager, Monday night will provide an altogether more auspicious and historic football debut in the Finnish city of Turku.
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As an artist who's had the glaring lens of international media shining on him at every possible moment throughout his decade plus career, everyone with internet access has, at some point in their life, discussed the merits and misfortunes of Kanye West.
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Washington (CNN)With the conviction Friday of two former aides to Chris Christie on charges related to the Bridgegate scandal, the spotlight on Christie is also shining on his role in the Donald Trump campaign -- especially as chairman of Trump's transition team.
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Instead, in an unusual departure for the event, which took place today in Taipei, Taiwan, the focus was solely on Asus' new laptops, with the spotlight shining on the newest additions to its ZenBook line: the ZenBook Flip S and the ZenBook Pro UX550.
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This camera requires no more power than some light shining on it; it can recognize voice commands and analyze imagery without touching the cloud at all; it can't really be hacked because it barely has an input at all; and its components cost maybe $10.
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Still, the sun is shining on the lush green of Thatcham Town Cricket Club, white picket fences marking its edges, baby-blue picnic tables scattered outside the clubhouse, the newish red ball flying through the air (and into the hands of a waiting fielder, alas).
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On "Phase," the lead single from the band's forthcoming album, "Marigold," he's vividly detailed — "There's brambles scratching at the window/And there's silver shining on the thorns" — pulling and pushing his voice herky-jerky while the rest of the band grounds him in rootsy emo.
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The darkness of the "auditorium" gives way to a room full of bright spotlights shining on more sculptures, dramatizing each of them with harsh shadows and causing them to stand out as distinct objects from one another (though they mostly come in sets of three).
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Firle Journal FIRLE, England — With birdsong in the air and a weak winter sun shining on the walled garden of an elegant farmhouse in southern England, things are going well for the film crew of "Countryfile," a British television show that focuses on rural issues.
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Speaking to CNBC from outside the ECB's headquarters in Frankfurt, Salman Ahmed, chief investment strategist at Lombard Odier Investment Managers, said that "even though the sun is shining on the ECB building, there are some clouds on the euro zone economy," he told CNBC's Annette Weisbach.
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"As we were looking in the back, the backyard, we started to notice that the air started to become a little bit more dense in smoke, and then there's a lot of light from the fire shining on the other side of the freeway," Block said.
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Officially called Final Fantasy XV Windows Edition, the gameplay will feature high-resolution textures; Dolby Atmos sound; advanced grass and hair; fluid, fire, and smoke simulation; advanced shadow algorithms; and ambient occlusion, which controls how much light should realistically be shining on each object, according to the trailer.
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Several lawmakers, however, have told Reuters the next votes on two additional charges Prosecutor General Rodrigo Janot plans to file, including racketeering and obstruction of justice, will be a closer call for Temer due to the media spotlight shining on them and the proximity of an approaching election year.
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Respect him or fear him, across the world, every national leader that matters knows there is a new sheriff in Washington, D.C. The Russia policy arena is a good place to start now that a bright light is shining on what the Obama administration actually did over the past eight years.
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Patek Philippe orders demi-glace for the 50 rubies it uses in most of its watches because if the rubies were exposed in the movement, and if they were viewed through a microscope, and if light were shining on them at the time, the demi-glace surface might provide a bit of glimmer.
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"Every guest in attendance has become a part of our L.A. family, and we couldn't be more grateful and overjoyed for all of the love already shining on our baby girl from all of her aunties and uncles," says the actress, whose bash was hosted by close friend Chris Rossi at his home and captured by his younger brother, photographer Lucas Rossi.
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As President Trump back home takes it from all sides -- a barrage of accusations and innuendos about misuse of presidential power, and fires back at Democrats, doubling down on his defense of goading the leaders of Ukraine and China to look into his political opponent, Melania Trump quite literally floated away from it all, downstream, in a raft on Wyoming's Snake River, the still-warm October sun shining on her very first trip to Grand Teton territory.
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It was only after waking for the first time in years beside a stranger, in that gray valley where morning hasn't yet taken responsibility, that I thought I understood at last why the man from the bar who never spoke but drank quietly every day at the same seat for the same hours, and whom I was once paid to follow home, would sit in his small living room and call the pound on speakerphone and ask about a dog that didn't exist so that when the receptionist went walking through the kennels holding the cordless receiver looking for the dog-that-wasn't you could hear all hell rattling in the cages, thrashing the chains, could almost sense, even from where I was standing outside his window looking through a break in the curtains, the drool shining on the teeth bared in the black, dank holes, how enough abandoned things screaming could make a sound large enough to find a rhythm in it, which is to say, something dependable— I woke next to no one and when she woke I was no one for a minute, too.
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