Landon CubeLil Skies - "The Clique"Lil Skies - "Cloudy Skies"Lil Skies - "Nowadays" feat.
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On the Runway Forget the friendly skies: Welcome to the fashion skies.
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Looking to the skies One fix is to take the traffic to the skies.
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VistaJet wants to turn the fearful skies into the friendly skies for pet owners everywhere.
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There's nothing like a hormonal storm to light up the skies, especially those night skies, at any time of life.
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Cloudy skies were anticipated in Nebraska, and the prospect of thunderstorms and variably cloudy skies were forecast around St. Louis.
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Partly sunny skies today with temperatures in the low 60s, followed by a small chance of rain tonight and tomorrow in otherwise cloudy skies.
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Your cloudy commute could be hit with rain showers, but by midmorning the skies begin to clear — revealing blue skies and a high near 79.
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Apple is particularly fond of their work capturing skies with the iPhone 28 and 27 Plus, because skies are chock full of light of all spectrums.
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Cloudy skies prevented the President from playing a round upon arriving on the island Saturday, but sunny skies were forecast for the rest of the week.
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" In "Castle Gripsholm" that idealism comes out to play once more, in a bucolic setting of "blue skies and gray skies, sun, sea-breath, fish and whiskey.
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It&aposs known by many names including Jumbo Jet, Queen of the Skies, and even the Humpback, and is arguably the most recognizable aircraft in the skies.
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The cabin interior is also Hawaii-themed with rainbow, sky, and ocean lighting, as well as wall colors meant to evoke Hawaii's blue skies, sunrises, sunsets, and night skies.
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What's next: After weeks of smokey white skies and smoke-scented air, a couple days of rain washed the smoke away Monday, and forecasts predict clearer skies for now.
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But U.S. smaller airlines grouped under the U.S. Airlines for Open Skies Coalition said their larger rivals "still cannot point to a specific violation" of the Open Skies agreements.
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The Central African Republic, Chad and Madagascar have the darkest skies, with about 75% of the people in those nations living under light pollution-free skies, according to the atlas.
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Scientists thought skies were less cloudy before the industrial revolution For a long time, scientists speculated that skies were less cloudy before the Industrial Revolution because the air was less polluted.
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LONDON (Reuters) - "We will make our skies blue again".
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Once the key for this lock had been devised, it was tried on various other Safe Skies locks and it was confirmed: this was, in fact, the missing Safe Skies Master Key.
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Gray skies in the morning will turn to drippy skies in the afternoon, and the showers on tap for this evening will make you want to go straight from work to bed.
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And with pizza delivery drones and robots taking to the skies and hitting the streets alongside a car that is also a pizza oven, it looks like there are more sunny skies ahead.
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But for now, the battle for our skies rages on.
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But now, it appears those gray skies are behind them.
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Drones will cross the skies delivering pizza, coffee, or sneakers.
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The skies over the Gulf are growing tense as well.
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Expect to see more drones in the skies above you.
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Airlines flying these unregulated skies generally offered much lower fares.
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We're pumping colossal amounts of CO2 into the planet's skies.
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But in New York, Nordstrom is reaching for the skies.
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There's lots more action in the skies this week, too.
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There are often shots of dark clouds and stormy skies.
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It's unclear when the Max will return to the skies.
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Yao recalls a starry night in Kenya with clear skies.
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Without regulation, the world's airlines could quickly choke the skies.
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Black smoke covered the skies nearby as the clashes continued.
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Factories are shuttered, skies are clear and security is tight.
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Airplanes and helicopters no longer have the skies to themselves.
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Lil Skies' music is made to create situations like that.
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Umbrellas and canopies dotted the sand under partly sunny skies.
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Because the skies belong to the United States of America.
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Yet Bahrain's skies are nearly empty compared with its neighbours.
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It's unclear when the plane will take to the skies.
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Then, on July 2, she vanished from the skies forever.
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"Dust devils can form in perfectly sunny skies," Miller said.
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Temperatures hold fairly steady in the 30s under cloudy skies.
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Large flurries lazily made their way down from gray skies.
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The Elf on the Shelf is taking to the skies.
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Responding to disasters doesn't end when the skies clear, either.
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To solve the problem, many are looking to the skies.
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Uber for the skies may happen sooner than we thought.
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Delta deferred to the Partnership for Open and Fair Skies.
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Russia continues to command the skies, despite pledges to withdraw.
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But they are still noticeable from places with dark skies.
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Come evening, the desert's clear skies are prime for stargazing.
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And more travelers are taking to the skies than ever.
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Clearer skies are ahead for American businesses betting on drones.
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Leaving the Open Skies Treaty undermines US allies with Russia.
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The European Union's autopilot works when there are clear skies.
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Notebook In late September, the skies opened over North Carolina.
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We scanned the skies; we listened to the tall tales.
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Skies were sunny, and temperatures were in the upper 260s.
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WEATHERLAND: Writers and Artists Under English Skies, by Alexandra Harris.
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The drones do not fly when the skies are gray.
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Fujiyama - Magic in the Skies from Mark Thorpe on Vimeo.
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Cloudy skies and a light breeze suggest an autumn coat.
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But Republicans see shafts of sunlight in the foreboding skies.
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Expect gray skies, patchy drizzle and the occasional shower today.
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The weekend is superb: sunny skies and highs of 85.
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It seems the lockdown had an unintended benefit -- blue skies.
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The skies over the Atlantic Ocean are becoming increasingly crowded.
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Halley's comet won't return to the skies until the 2060s.
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And clear skies are entering stage right for the weekend.
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Meteor showers generally look best in dark skies before sunrise.
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Lows Thursday night are near 45 under partly cloudy skies.
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A busy six hours followed in the skies over Iraq.
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CreditCredit TIJUANA, Mexico — The skies opened before the border did.
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Waititi penned the screenplay based on Christine Leunens' Caging Skies.
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Here's what else is happening: O beautiful for spacious skies.
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A drone will grace the skies of Saturn's moon Titan.
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He wants dirty coal emissions to foul the skies again.
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Confidence: High Tomorrow night: Partly cloudy skies are the rule.
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Instead, under the wide open skies, there were more ideas.
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The UAE already has some of the world's busiest skies.
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Any landscape is lovely garnished with blue skies and butterflies.
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The skies over Broadway will be darker come Sunday, Sept.
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Meanwhile, mostly clear skies will support lows in the 20s.
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Partly to mostly cloudy skies may produce a few showers.
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But ease up — the skies may dry up this weekend.
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"The second we sat down, the skies opened," she said.
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Skies could see a few partly sunny spots by afternoon.
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Clearing skies by midday give us some welcome sun time.
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Today (Sunday): Partly sunny skies emerge behind yesterday's lingering dampness.
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Skies are mainly clear, and temperatures continue a steady descent.
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Only then will U.S. skies truly be open for business.
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Come February, blue skies return and the issue is forgotten.
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Overall, though, we currently lean toward brighter skies than not.
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"It's not easy to engrave good skies," Mr. Tomasko said.
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Drones are becoming an increasingly common sight in our skies.
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When I got it, I shouted it to the skies.
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It'll hit 210 today under sunny skies, and 303 tomorrow.
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How many controllers are required to watch the nation's skies?
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You are in the skies, but nothing here really flies.
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Vultures are noble and majestic animals — kings of the skies.
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Fighter jets were seen and heard flying over Baghdad's skies.
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He was enjoying the warm applause and sunny skies of Florida as Vice President Mike Pence was enduring darker, damper, colder skies and a somewhat chillier reception at a diplomatic gathering in Munich, Germany.
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The aviation trade agreements the U.S. holds with the UAE and Qatar, known as Open Skies agreements, represent two of the 119 Open Skies agreements the U.S. currently holds with countries around the world.
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Today (Wednesday): As the overnight showers move off to our south and east, cloudy skies this morning give way to at least partly sunny skies late morning into the afternoon, perhaps mostly sunny at times.
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Gisela Erlacher — Skies of Concrete is out now from Park Books.
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We showed up, under blue skies, and the day was spectacular.
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In the skies over the Nevada desert, drones run recon drills.
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Power lift my heart to the skies, you muscle-clumped hero.
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The recording features a day of clear skies and gentle waves.
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The global chain has dropped pies from the skies with drones.
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Back to normality, back to work, and back to cloudy skies.
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The waters (and the skies) get murkier here, to mix metaphors.
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Gray Skies, Dark Waters can be purchased on Steam for $6.99.
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However, the Los Angeles skies soon returned to their usual sunshine.
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Somehow during the history of Earth, life took to the skies.
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Play got underway on schedule under sunny skies at 11 a.m.
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Massive jetliners that roamed the skies, now awaiting a depressing fate.
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Flying cars will start filling the skies above you by 2020.
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Daenerys hops on her dragon (+20) and takes to the skies.
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Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown is a product of that shift.
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You'll see X-wings soaring the skies, but no Millennium Falcon.
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The concept of Open Skies germinated early in the cold war.
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Friendlier skies Thinking about flying to that ultimate getaway this summer?
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Nor is the CSeries the only new pretender in the skies.
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Confidence: Medium-High Tonight: Northerly winds slowly calm and skies clear.
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Swiss-cheese skies over Louisiana and Mississippi on December 29, 2015.
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I would have to wait for fairer skies to ride them.
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The most affluent citizens live in spacious estates in clear skies.
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Uber is looking to spread from the roads to the skies.
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The Scottish quartet's morose, introspective indie was borne of grey skies.
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At present, 16 of MeerKAT's 703 dishes are scanning the skies.
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Ice volcanoes, hazy skies, vast plains of churning nitrogen, what's next?
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Nor would American warplanes have a free run of Iranian skies.
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Despite the ordeal, Gursky plans to take to the skies again.
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"The world isn't blue skies, it's very complicated," Ms. Hammer said.
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Yet miracles abound: Windows glow gold; night skies bloom with stars.
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Yet miracles abound: windows glow gold; night skies bloom with stars.
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It rained in San Francisco and San Diego had cloudy skies.
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Skies were clear and temperatures were around 63 degrees, she said.
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But the ocean and the skies rarely provided for them consistently.
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It's far from clear skies ahead for Boeing's troubled 737 planes.
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It said the program was necessary to keep the skies safe.
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As a woman she fought for gender equality in the skies.
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So dad just brought the candy party to the friendly skies.
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Drone startups want to fill the skies with prescriptions and burritos.
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Per the Globe: Quiet Skies represents a major departure for TSA.
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Either way, our skies may be about to get more crowded.
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This time, we wandered outside for a while, under overcast skies.
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Facebook and Google are also fighting for connectivity over African skies.
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The Open Skies Treaty has long had a public relations problem.
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The Open Skies Treaty is not without its warts or disputes.
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What with clear, sunny skies and a high of 24 degrees.
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Or are the people simply raising their fists to the skies?
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But not all foods are fair game for the open skies.
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Most highs top out in the low 40s, despite clearing skies.
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It took to the skies for the first time in April.
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Expect only the occasional ray to poke through the cloudy skies.
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It took to the skies for the first time in 1995.
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On Saturday, it's back to sunny skies through fireworks on Monday.
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Now go enjoy those skies of blue and clouds of white.
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Read on for the biggest planes that grace the skies today.
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"To dominate the future, America must rule the skies," Trump said.
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The next assignment is making Senegal a power of the skies.
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United resurrected its "Fly the friendly skies" slogan in September 2013.
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It's the echoes, now unmistakable, of times when the skies darkened.
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Someone just needs to write Skies a serious hook or chorus.
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In total, 178 people were killed in the skies above Dniprodzerzhynsk.
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And when the skies were all red, it was really creepy.
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With water sign Cancer ruling the skies, hydrotherapy soothes the soul.
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So, what was this bizarre archery-themed spectre in Venus's skies?
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Barbie takes to the skies this year in her own plane.
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The helicopter has previously flown the D.C. skies in test flights.
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Today looks great, mostly sunny skies with a high of 53.
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Blue skies are back, with temperatures rising to the mid-250s.
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Eisenhower's open skies — our airy source of clarity — became momentarily possible.
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Video footage showed whipping palm trees and darkening skies in Maui.
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The gloomy skies continue tomorrow when the rain really picks up.
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The Quiet Skies program is unlikely to help with this issue.
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Long before birds took to the air, pterosaurs ruled the skies.
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Drones filled the skies and emergency vehicles raced down the streets.
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The Robird patrols the skies around the airport, in Alberta, Canada.
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And they are truly everywhere, from the oceans to the skies.
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In the future, the skies could be filled with flying taxis.
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The skies were bruised, but the air was warm and fragrant.
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Clearing skies Friday night and cooler, with lows 30 to 35.
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This year, the skies over São Paulo turned dark at midday.
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When the skies cleared, Panton was left with $60,000 in losses.
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They reveal red skies, raging flames, distraught evacuees, and lonely animals.
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And our southern skies have been a smoky haze for days.
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Blue skies with a light breeze and a high near 80.
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"People will complain about the sunny skies, you know?" she said.
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We warm into the 20s this weekend under continuing sunny skies.
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But it has a long road to production, and the skies.
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Today (Monday): Partly sunny skies on a good-looking February day.
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The next time you take to the skies, pay close attention.
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Do you enjoy riding the rails or flying the friendly skies?
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In the meantime, the economy is looking at fairly blue skies.
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In Maui, video footage showed whipping palm trees and darkening skies.
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It uses computers to scan the skies to look for life.
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Normally a city with sparkling blue skies and lovely clear air.
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Confidence: Medium-High Tonight: Skies clear, and it's another chilly night.
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Its weather features killer tornadoes erupting suddenly out of placid skies.
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Cheering on all of Trump's gray skies is a vocal media.
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It's unclear when the 737 Max will return to the skies.
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Today looks lovely, with sunny skies and a high of 60.
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But as Arnieri does this, his eyes are on the skies.
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We may see partly cloudy skies move in from that direction.
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Race day, in July, was a cool one of blue skies.
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Today, we mourn an airplane model that once revolutionized the skies.
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"It's not all blue skies and rainbows out there," he said.
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Eventually, the skies quieted down and we were able to sleep.
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While the skies are clear and the weather's warm, go stargazing.
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And when that was too slow we took to the skies.
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Some spiders use ballooning to catch gusts of wind and surf the skies; watching teeny, tiny crab spiders do this is actually pretty freaking awesome (even if their presence in the skies is, you know, not).
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"The Israeli skies are connecting with the Saudi Arabian skies in one direct flight," Mr. Katz, the transportation minister, said in a statement after greeting the maiden Air India flight on the tarmac in Tel Aviv.
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But it seems like the airline will need to do a lot more than that to have any hope of convincing American consumers that, as its "fly the friendly skies" motto suggests, United's skies are indeed friendly.
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It's drifted all the way over the Atlantic Ocean into European skies.
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The wall, the skies, the mood—they're all gray, seemingly every day.
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In Gray Skies, Dark Waters, the world is a grey, flat place.
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Russell Westbrook is a face-melting meteor streaking across the NBA skies.
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But it was enough for Stephen Conley to take to the skies.
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Open Skies agreements reduce restrictions on flying to and from partner states.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Skies and oceans like paint swatches.
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The scientists couldn't actually see the cloud-free skies of the planet.
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Katie McEntire Wiatt has a simple mission: Fill the skies with women.
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It sees this system as a sort of airbag for the skies.
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Everything — and everyone — comes alive after dark when Scorpio's ruling the skies!
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For the first time flyers took to the skies over 2bn times.
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Under these royal skies, life could get a little Lannister versus Snow.
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The aircrafts' return to the skies has also been delayed multiple times.
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A ride in the skies, Vang Vieng, Laos Raymond Walsh, of www.manonthelam.
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The sun doesn't always shine, it's the colder, gray skies of Chicago.
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We don't seek war, but will zealously defend our skies, land & waters.
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The base is to conduct surveillance of the surrounding seas and skies.
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Skin and dirt are both warmed significantly, while skies remain super vibrant.
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" "First time skies have been quiet over Hodeidah for many, many months.
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During the initial portion of the June 28th flight, skies were calm.
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The skies above were clear, with the temperature hovering at 82 degrees.
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"We care an awful lot about creating really authentic skies," Brown said.
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Confidence: Medium Skies turn cloudier, with perhaps some rain chances on Tuesday.
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"The Open Skies construct was designed for a different era," Lt. Gen.
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In the coming years, Webb expects delivery drones to crowd urban skies.
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Amazon already received permission from the CAA to operate in British skies.
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Do angry skies spell a trip to the ER when you land?
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So, passengers are safer in the skies — this is seriously good news.
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In 2013, NBC Sports Network had a show called Under Wild Skies.
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Most recently, she's appeared on the series Psych, Falling Skies and Stalker.
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In over 1.43 instances, the gap exceeded 21.4% but skies remained clear.
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This Monday, September 26, a rare event is happening in the skies.
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But keep your eye out for drones buzzing campus skies next week.
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Follow it north and the village turns to open fields and skies.
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Take to the skies to see the mysterious Nazca lines of Peru.
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Halley's Comet won't make a full return to the skies until 2061.
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Beth Moon's Ancient Skies, Ancient Trees is out now from Abbeville Press.
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The company says this will help them retake to the skies faster.
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Locally grown options are the best when Gemini is ruling the skies.
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We will make the skies a friendlier place whenever and wherever possible.
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I swiveled my head up to gaze at the blue California skies.
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And it will hit the friendly skies soon, perhaps within 10 years.
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After the inspection, Han Solo flies solo into the sunny California skies.
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That works in uncrowded skies but gets riskier as they fill up.
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Something about eyes in the skies might always be a little creepy.
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A fire at a LyondellBasell Industries refinery darkened Houston skies Friday morning.
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Play began in light rain but the skies cleared during the day.
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The Roman skies Blutch draws are full of flies and carrion birds.
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Meanwhile, 91% think that scanning the skies for killer asteroids is important.
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IN THE future, the skies of cities may belong to aerial drones.
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Your morning commute looks divine, with sunny skies and a cool breeze.
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The skies in this (unofficial) last weekend of summer are looking temperamental.
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But visibility depends on where you live -- and clear skies, of course.
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"His vision revolutionized commercial aviation and democratized the skies," the company said.
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"Big Sky," 13 artists interpret skies in paintings, photography and mixed media.
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"Big Sky," 2845 artists interpret skies in paintings, photography and mixed media.
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"Big Sky," 11 artists interpret skies in paintings, photography and mixed media.
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Indeed, if there's one matter darkening Trump's skies, it's the Russia investigation.
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Airline industry professionals will do their jobs to keep the skies safe.
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You listened as angry skies grumbled and death rained down with bullets.
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Even the sunny weather and blue skies looked like those in 2013.
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Headlines - Brexit Britain close to agreeing open skies deal with US on.ft.
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Just the word conjures up images of blue skies and white sand.
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Now all it sees, so to speak, is sunshine and clear skies.
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In February, the students took to the skies for the first time.
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This festivalgoer combats overcast skies with a fearless dose of print mixing.
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Two years later, Eyjafjallajokull erupted, spewing thick ash clouds into European skies.
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But the dialogue does not always translate into cooperation in the skies.
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Skies should start mostly sunny as highs head for the mid-50s.
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The skies were clear, and the highway free of snow and ice.
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Group No. 210 is wide-open skies, wide-open spaces, animal lovers.
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One for today: Expect partly sunny skies with a high near 43.
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The greenery of Kensington Gardens seems muted, dull, beneath the overcast skies.
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Weather: Showers are likely early, then clouds yield to mostly clear skies.
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"Transparency, provided for by Open Skies Treaty, not enough?" the tweet concluded.
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Overcast skies, damp streets, dew-speckled windows and a high of 230.
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Ninety-nine percent of the U.S. population lives under light-polluted skies.
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Here's what else is happening: Nothing but blue skies do I see.
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Twice a year in southern Sweden, the skies fill with migrating birds.
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Expect mostly sunny skies, with highs in the mid- to upper 50s.
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Skies turn partly cloudy by later in the afternoon into the evening.
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Helicopters using powerful infrared sensors and video cameras also patrol the skies.
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While skies are mostly sunny, some clouds may stream in late day.
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Here are 5 other times geopolitical tension turned deadly in the skies.
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If forecasts show cloudy skies in Carbondale, the crowds may not come.
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There is fear that privatization will price us out of the skies.
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Tomorrow (Tuesday): Skies are mostly sunny, but it's on the blustery side.
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Although the skies were clear, the lights were nowhere to be found.
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When the skies cleared, they expected, they would get back to business.
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But wait — isn't all this water from bruised skies a good thing?
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So, we look to the skies, and pray, or curse, or cower.
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Here are a few features of the undisputed queen of the skies.
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All that's missing from this list of promises is permanently blue skies.
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Today will be picture perfect — blue skies with a high of 88.
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Speaking of skies, let us remind you that today is Moon Day.
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Morning sun should give way to partly cloudy skies in the afternoon.
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Confidence: Medium Tomorrow night: Winds diminish a good deal and skies clear.
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That quasi-romantic subplot lends Caging Skies much of its discomfiting sensibility.
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En route, we'll have flawless, sunny skies with a high around 224.
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On a positive note, the skies are blue and the governor's true.
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World War II dramedy, based on Christine Leunens' 2008 novel Caging Skies.
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Based on this forecast, UAS will soon be ubiquitous in our skies.
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This morning, we're waking up to clear skies — until the evening commute.
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A slight drizzle, gray skies, and a nippy breeze are on tap.
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Before Lewis's next shot, the skies above the green erupted in noise.
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Sometimes they appear during snowstorms and melt away when the skies clear.
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The TICKETS Act is critical to supporting those efforts, and we will continue to work with members of both parties to ensure that when airlines invite customers to "fly the friendly skies," the skies truly are friendly and safe.
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Soon after the cruise missiles landed, MEA's planes were back in Syrian skies.
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"You do not have dark skies anymore because of light pollution," Petro said.
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Gray Skies, Dark Waters commits to one thing above all others: character development.
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Crucially, Gray Skies, Dark Waters is willing to sit in sadness and recognition.
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The new moon on Saturday means the skies will be at their darkest.
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Did small genomes really give birds an advantage in taking to the skies?
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Blimps take to the skies in search of a singular goal: your eyeballs.
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Swarms of painted lady butterflies are currently covering the skies of Southern California.
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S. Open Skies aviation services agreement envisaged a liberal regime for wet leasing.
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After early days of cloudy skies, Sunshine finally has a bright future ahead.
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The moon is taking center stage this month in skies around the world.
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Now, the administration is threatening to withdraw from the Treaty on Open Skies.
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It quietly asserted its support for the Open Skies Treaty by retweeting Rep.
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Lightning illuminates the skies over central London during a storm on May 27.
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Instead, they track people who have been placed on a Quiet Skies list.
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The Brexit vote means Britain has to renegotiate that access to Europe's skies.
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The skies above our cities are about to become abuzz with flying taxis.
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"The chance for clearer skies appears greatest across the Intermountain West," NOAA explains.
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I scanned the skies, waiting for it, the mushroom cloud, my extraordinary end.
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Partly to mostly sunny skies both days with highs from 35 to 40.
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The area is currently under blue skies, but Fenner warned residents against complacency.
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Conversely, sunny skies with few clouds could get us to the mid-50s.
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Pluto is the seducer of the skies, while Mercury is an unapologetic flirt.
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She walks in beauty, like the night of cloudless climes and starry skies.
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Are these stag- and hen-do incidents on the rise in the skies?
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At night, take advantage of the clear skies and bask beneath the stars.
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This reflects the PLA's tilt towards the seas—and the skies above them.
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The catch: Scanning the skies for radio signals from out there isn't easy.
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In the skies overhead, Hardy is leading a three-plane sortie of Spitfires.
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Saying it opened the skies to the masses is closer to the mark.
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The meteor shower lights up the skies, especially in the western United States.
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The map shows the concentration of stars and dwarf galaxies across the skies.
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Brightly colored duvet covers and cushions are reminiscent of blooms and sunny skies.
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Image: NASA/JHUAPL/SwRIHere's a dazzling thought: Pluto's blue skies may be cloudy.
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S. Open Skies pact and analysts expect carriers to look for creative solutions.
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Targets are not told when they are placed on the Quiet Skies list.
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The FAA's mandate is, after all, to protect the safety of the skies.
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Swiss media showed pictures of smoke billowing from flaming wreckage under blue skies.
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In a trademark moment, he leapt up and punched the skies in elation.
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And the stones who've known all along tell the skies, invite the vultures.
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Temperatures in the 50s early fall into the 40s with mostly cloudy skies.
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Bloggers charted it in the skies over the Strait of Malacca, near Malaysia.
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Does anyone know what we just saw in the skies above San Diego?
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Here's to hoping people's lunch and coffee orders can navigate the skies unharmed.
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Benoit and I first took to the skies on Wednesday, heading to Evreux.
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The beautiful, clear skies and crisp ocean water made for a perfect day.
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And then, like day break, like grey skies into blue, there's a vocal.
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It was a cold morning, aspens shaking their dull gold under heavy skies.
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Such is daily life for the millions who live under Beijing's polluted skies.
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Florida's usual sunny skies and hot temperatures will return by Thursday, he added.
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It was a damn busy week, with news raining down from the skies.
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Shortly after hitting the market, the Karma drone began falling from the skies.
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That all changed once I repaired my ship and took to the skies.
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He said using the skies could also reduce costs for city infrastructure planners.
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The skies were clear, the conversation much more candid than it is today.
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According to Reuters, the subject of the meeting was the Open Skies treaty.
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It may sound hackneyed, but deregulated skies truly have democratised travel for Europeans.
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There are no regulations in place to protect the skies against light pollution.
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As quickly as the cloud approached, it was gone and the skies cleared.
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The working conditions flight attendants face are not limited to the friendly skies.
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Our skies should still be partly sunny, but don't look for much warming.
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The NTSB does not mention whether the video showed conditions in the skies.
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Sometime after that, when the skies seemed quiet, the White Helmets moved in.
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Are there war clouds beginning to fill the skies of the Middle East?
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He dreamed of traveling deep into the skies since he was a kid.
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Throughout the day, scattered showers and thunderstorms will visit our otherwise cloudy skies.
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When the skies broke open on Monday, she did not alter her pace.
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TIVOLI "Big Sky," 24550 artists interpret skies in paintings, photography and mixed media.
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Now, it wants to team up with NASA to rule the skies, too.
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It only has clear skies 28% of the time between November and February.
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"I'm not convinced that this Open Skies Treaty is effective anymore," Sires continued.
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Finally, Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown can get its time in the sun.
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The standard of living is high, and the skies are sunny and blue.
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It might not be long before medicine begins to arrive from the skies.
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The skies will be clear in most key polling places on Election Day.
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But by early Tuesday morning, the skies were clear and roads were plowed.
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The next night, skies were clear and the neighborhood was full of people.
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Their colorful tails — vibrant blues, yellows and oranges — shone brightly against overcast skies.
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One of the figures is Ignacio, head cast to beseech the cloudless skies.
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Clearing skies Tuesday night with lows in the upper 30s to mid-40s.
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It can range from a 20- to 40-mile diameter of clear skies.
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Astronomer Jonathan McDowell studied the possible impacts of Starlink on dark night skies.
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Today will feel eerily calm, with sunny skies and a high near 44.
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The last few years have seen several innovative aircraft take to the skies.
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The skies opened and her father declared the family protected by the heavens.
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If the threatening skies show mercy, all four singles semifinals will be played.
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There were still some 737 Max jets flying in American skies on Thursday.
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The North mobilized 16 army reserve divisions and military jets crisscrossed its skies.
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Skies are mostly cloudy and it's still mild, with highs 503 to 70.
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Highs only reach the mid-40s to near 50 despite mostly sunny skies.
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Temperatures in the low to mid-40s with cloudy skies and calm winds.
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As the skies opened, the stadium floor was empty and still, anticipating renewal.
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Confidence: Low-Medium Sunday night: Early showers should exit and skies turn clear.
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Skies are largely clear as highs reach the mid-60s to near 70.
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If ever a region were made for dramatic skies, it was this one.
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On Saturday, they were watching the skies and praying that it would hold.
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The skies were clear, and the time of the shadow, 12:50 a.m.
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He said American air forces should patrol the skies above the safe zone.
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Clear skies, favorable winds and smooth flying can mean a plane arrives early.
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We're expecting a high near 33, and blue skies streaked by cottony clouds.
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It starts today, with bright blue skies and a high of about 80.
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Highs climb to the upper 50s to low 60s under mostly sunny skies.
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Actress Tessa Thompson had something to hold onto while flying in the skies.
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Skies slowly clear, and moderate northwesterly winds pick up, gusting near 20 mph.
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Today (Wednesday): High pressure directly overhead means mostly sunny skies and light winds.
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Confidence: Medium Sunday: Northwesterly winds help dry us out and clear our skies.
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Weather: A possibility of showers during the morning commute, then partly sunny skies.
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Confidence: Medium-High Tomorrow night: Skies are mostly clear while winds settle down.
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When it comes to earnings, the skies might not look quite as clear.
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Weather: Early rain should give way to sunny skies by around 231 a.m.
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The infrastructure minister promised to double the number of passengers in Brazil's skies.
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Then skies should partially clear out, with lows around 453 to 50 degrees.
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Expect blue skies with a light breeze and a high just under 70.
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It's another delightful day with bright skies, sunshine and a high near 2125.
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Golden hour doesn't always feature colorful skies; it can sometimes look more subtle.
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With partly sunny skies, we should get to the mid-to-upper 50s.
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The skies opened, and the ensuing downpour continued on and off for months.
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Weather: Skies should be clear, and the high will reach the mid-70s.
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The weekend was a beauty with well-timed blue skies and bright sunshine.
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In traffic-clogged cities around the world, the skies are abuzz with helicopters.
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Confidence: Medium-High Sunday night: Skies are partly cloudy, with winds dying down.
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Skies are mostly sunny and winds are lighter than they were on Sunday.
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No cloudy skies on the horizon for Amazon But what do you think?
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Which might explain why ABC looked to the skies to cast this season.
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Radars on its territory scan the skies between Iran and Europe for missiles.
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Despite mostly sunny skies, highs are only in the low to mid-103s.
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Sadly for the live-streaming app, it wasn't all blue skies for Meerkat.
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For years, the red beams of tracer bullets streaked the skies of Damascus.
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Fading from Boeing's order book and the skies, however, is the Boeing 747.
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Let people just gather and celebrate the mysteries of the skies and party.
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Highs top out in the mid-to-upper 50s under mainly sunny skies.
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So at least for now, the skies appear to be bereft of intelligence.
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Commercial aviation was the afterglow of a campaign for terror in the skies.
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In past months, fliers of Nigerian skies already had been experiencing big problems.
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Lows Saturday night should hold in the 40s again under cloudy skies, too.
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Skies are sunny, and highs head for the upper 303s to near 50.
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Under starry skies, lows dip to near freezing downtown with 20s everywhere else.
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Temperatures slowly slip back toward the 240s by sunset as skies partially clear.
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Temperatures should drop toward the low-to-mid 40s under partly cloudy skies.
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Highs likely only reach the mid-40s or so with partly cloudy skies.
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Even today's cloudy skies can't make us gray with a high of 21.
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Sunny skies are in order, with a light breeze and high near 52.
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But to watch the pink water blend into pink skies, go at sunset.
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Photographers captured scenes in the skies as the Earth's shadow covered the moon.
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Weather: Sunny skies may help melt whatever snow stuck around from last night.
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Payments related to "Under Wild Skies" emerged only recently in N.R.A. tax filings.
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We'll be graced with sunshine and blue skies for the next few days.
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Jeffers paints an abundance of rich, dynamic purples: skies, bodies, cities and sundresses.
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We do not see the sun in Green's skies, but light radiates throughout.
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Westhavelland International Dark Sky Reserve, Germany Home to the darkest skies in Germany, Westhavelland is one of the newest inductees into the International Dark Sky Reserves — which is an organization dedicated to protecting our views of skies around the world.
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Namibia's skies continue their theatrics well past dark: From bed, I tried to discern constellations, marveling at how explorers looked to the skies for centuries to navigate continents and oceans, when I can't tell the difference between shooting stars and airplanes.
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In 2014, Beijing residents coined the wry phrase "APEC blue" after authorities went all out to ensure clear skies before the powwow of Asia Pacific leaders and last September the skies turned "parade blue" as Beijing hosted a massive military parade.
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In an article entitled "Welcome to the Quiet Skies," the Boston Globe reports on the "Quiet Skies" program within TSA's Federal Air Marshal Service in which air marshals monitor certain passengers, based on TSA's intelligence rules, which include suspicious travel patterns.
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"This section will prevent the United States from keeping pace with Russian Open Skies aircraft sensor upgrades, fully implementing the Open Skies Treaty, and increasing the value of the treaty to United States national security," the White House statement said.
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Earlier this month, two F-16C fighter jets collided in the skies over Georgia.
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"The skies of the kingdom are clear of this type of planes," he said.
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Instructor Andrea Hynek and Julia Velasquez enjoy a flying lesson in the high skies.
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Satellite images show a blanket of smoke over the skies in several Southern states.
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On that particular day, skies were partly cloudy, according to the National Weather Service.
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Then adjust the huge wings and launch into the skies in search of rebels!
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U.K. Transport Secretary Chris Grayling confirmed the so-called open-skies agreement on Wednesday.
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Who could have predicted that snow might make it difficult to navigate the skies?
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It's best seen in dark skies after 10pm, with more meteors closer to dawn.
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The SKYGLOW project seeks to raise awareness of light pollution and disappearing night skies.
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"It's about a lot more than sunny skies, beaches and golf courses," Bell added.
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The high pressure also prevents precipitation from forming and leads to clear, sunny skies.
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Last month, massive yellow clouds of pine pollen fill the skies of North Carolina.
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In India, one non-profit organization is looking to the skies to purify water.
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So why do airlines think that passengers will like virtual reality in the skies?
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In the montage, people are chopped in half and blood falls from the skies.
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The fate of the Open Skies Treaty has become a growing concern among Democrats.
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It's a romp through the unfriendly skies, and it's a ton of cartoony fun.
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The afternoon looks less grody, with mostly sunny skies and a high of 26.
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Thorne Instagrams herself sans Disick in Cannes, saluting the French Rivera's boundless blue skies.
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Late-season Santa Ana winds had scoured the winter skies to a marine blankness.
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After a few minutes, I start dozing, and then wake up to sunny skies.
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It provides tips on hotels or travel or the best place for clear skies.
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Knowing where planes are at all times has the potential to make skies safer.
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The skies over that part of the country were controlled by Syria and Russia.
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Confidence: Medium-High Tomorrow night: Decreasing clouds with mostly clear skies emerging after midnight.
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Confidence: Medium Skies may try to stay rather cloudy into Monday for Presidents' Day.
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Either way, our skies will suddenly be polluted with drones flown by brainless pilots.
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On Monday, smoke even obscured the skies in Washington, D.C., and New York City.
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Monaco's little prince and princess saw African skies for the first time last week.
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Pregame tailgaters will encounter an afternoon high near 70 F, with partly cloudy skies.
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We got lucky, too — we got some nice rainy days, some nice heavy skies.
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The photo documentation of the satellites blasting off to the skies is simply incredible.
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But there will still be a ton of people in the skies this weekend.
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Airliners that mix batteries and fossil fuel could dominate the skies in the future.
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If you're into saving time, a 2400-hour flight has returned to the skies.
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Other triple star systems, like HD 1885 Ab pictured above, also have similar skies.
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Ash rained down and red skies became the backdrop for hundreds of mandatory evacuations.
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United Airlines' motto invites its customers to "fly the friendly skies" aboard its planes.
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If the skies were clear, it meant an extended winter was in the forecast.
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Spooked Los Angeles residents, including celebrities, all asked: What was that in the skies?
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Just make sure you have clear skies in your local forecast before heading out.
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A full "Strawberry Moon" will be visible across North America if skies are clear.
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For decades, SETI researchers have been scanning the skies for signs of extraterrestrial intelligence.
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Scientists have found new evidence that bat-like dinosaurs once fluttered through the skies.
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Icy roadways rather than cloudy skies were blamed by astronomers for spoiling the festivities.
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The skies are about to go completely dark, stargazers, but there's a bright side.
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Until then, we'll keep eying the skies and listening for runners in the forest.
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Photo after photo features the state's notorious skies, jaw-dropping mountains, and glacier lakes.
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As Santa electric slides down chimneys everywhere, something weightier is happening in the skies.
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They may be just as transformative there as in the skies and in space.
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The spray fell from the skies between 6:30 and 8:30 a.m. Sunday.
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They've traveled here with a simple plan: to look up at the skies above.
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Unfriendly skies Man, that 11-hour flight between Tokyo and LA can be boring.
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Delivery drivers beware: the skies are about to be filled with package-delivering drones.
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The streets are cleaned, the skies are blue, there's no humidity and it's beautiful.
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As if to underline the system's fragility, all of this happened under clear skies.
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That should dry us out temporarily, with skies perhaps brightening a bit Saturday morning.
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A London-based startup hopes to make the skies safer and clearer for everyone.
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A vibrant rainbow graced the skies above Prince's home Thursday ... hours after he died.
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And despite the grey skies, the political climate has helped move the conversation forward.
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Between 2,000 and 3,000 men and women, so-called flying FAMs, work the skies.
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CNBC got inside access to the T-50A and took it to the skies.
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The European Union blacklisted Aseman from European skies in December because of safety concerns.
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Eagle Flight's combat is just too simplistic, limiting your ability to own the skies.
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HDADD A Thousand Skies will be released on vinyl and digital formats February 17.
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It shared the skies with flying reptiles called pterosaurs when dinosaurs dominated the land.
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He was immediately struck by the sight of open skies and its inescapable energy.
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By rule, American personnel sit in on Russian Open Skies flights, and vice versa.
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We're looking at mostly clear skies, a calm breeze and a high of 80.
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The skies oppress me, heaven, the world are a jail, and likewise my day.
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Skies should clear on Tuesday and Wednesday before the rains return on Wednesday night.
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Ryanair, more than any other company, symbolises the transformative power of open-skies deregulation.
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AT 30,000 feet the skies may be clear, but the oxygen certainly is not.
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The sunset over the lake was perfect that day thanks to the clear skies.
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With gray skies packing the moisture in, it should feel mighty marshy out there.
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NATO planes patrolled the skies to prevent, at least, aerial bombardment of the population.
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Nor do warplanes streak through the skies overhead, threatening to rain death from above.
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The book includes foreboding skies, lightning strikes, thunderstorms, rain, and even a few rainbows.
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First: "David Attenborough's Conquest of the Skies," which chronicles the evolution of flying animals.
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As Therese noted, the actual peel-off process was clear skies and smooth sailing.
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The temperature grew warmer, and the rain gave way to blue skies and sunlight.
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Under dark skies, we hopped into a small boat and headed to the rays.
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Confidence: Medium Tomorrow night: Skies are partly to mostly clear and winds are waning.
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When the duck boat entered the lake the skies seemed fine, Ms. Coleman said.
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Under swollen skies, a young woman pressed against Justin P. Zigbuo, an A.N.C. official.
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Morning skies are mostly cloudy with temperatures in the upper 403s to mid-40s.
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Partly sunny skies today, with the temperature needle moving between the 29s and 210s.
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Clear-as-glass blue skies today, with endless sunshine and a high near 47.
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The Hubble Space Telescope, NASA's jewel of the skies, is temporarily out of service.
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Today (Sunday): High pressure to the north may provide partly sunny skies at times.
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Cloudy skies early may give up a few peeks of sun during the afternoon.
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Also, the video showed bright blue skies even when it was night in Florida.
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Ideally, that would be somewhere with dark skies, away from city lights and traffic.
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So the road toward getting the Hubble into the skies was a long one.
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Check when the eclipse begins in your local time, and hope for clear skies!
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The skies darkened, the rain grew stronger — "all the ominous signs," Mr. Miller said.
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Showers and thunderstorms today, with otherwise cloudy skies and a high just above 80.
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Overnight lows dip into the 20s in most spots Wednesday night under clear skies.
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In Birmingham, the sepulchral skies posed more threat to that record than Pakistan's cricketers.
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"Fly Me" hazards an answer to Joan Didion's predicament: We take to the skies.
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Under partly sunny skies, highs on Saturday are in the mid- to upper 40s.
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The Turkish military presence in northwest Syria is under skies dominated by Russian warplanes.
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Sunny skies and highs in the mid-70s should see us through until Monday.
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Ray J and Princess Love have given "blue skies ahead" a whole new meaning!
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Confidence: Low-Medium Skies clear out fairly quickly Sunday as northwest winds become brisk.
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We're looking at blue skies (and a calm wind), with a high around 73.
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It involved an outdoor stage, overcast skies, a live audience and no second chances.
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Confidence: High Tonight: Skies continue mostly clear, and with calm winds, temperatures plummet again.
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Confidence: Medium-High Tonight: Mostly cloudy skies in the evening become partly cloudy overnight.
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Ike's open skies plan — joint aerial inspection missions — would benefit North and South Korea.
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Skies as far away as central Chile have gone grey due to the smoke.
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North America's skies could look very different if climate change continues to go unchecked.
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Most of "1917," which takes place over two days, is shot over grey skies.
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After rain ends at your location, skies should clear quickly (by midday for everyone).
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Commitments made under these skies will take every potential high and low into consideration.
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Skies lighten or darken, a seasonal theme loosely linked to the myth of Persephone.
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Mostly clear skies Thursday night as temperatures drop into the 20s to low 30s.
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Temperatures should remain very mild, rising back into the 60s under partly sunny skies.
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The -9 aircraft will be the largest twin-engine aircraft to roam the skies.
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Confidence: Medium-High Tonight: Winds gradually die down but, under clear skies, temperatures tank.
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Flash forward 23.7 years, and it's been mostly blue skies for investors since then.
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Airbus' BelugaXL made its first flight on Thursday, circling the skies over southwest France.
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And the advent of new technologies is dramatically changing the makeup of our skies.
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It'll be even more of a spectacle when it finally takes to the skies.
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Her father grew up hearing Russian jets flying through the skies above his city.
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After the skies turned overcast, she suggested that they attend a square-dancing class.
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A similar incident took place in the skies over the Black Sea in November.
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The decision to nix Boeing's 737 Max planes from the nation's skies -- for now.
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"I looked up at the skies, and got it in my eyes," he recalled.
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There are detours and kind strangers, open skies and endless miles, carnage and politics.
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He was flying what is considered the best stealth jet technology in the skies.
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Overnight lows dip to the mid-13s to low 30s under partly cloudy skies.
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This year the Perseids will peak right after a new moon, ensuring dark skies.
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But next time a struggle comes I don't want you to curse the skies.
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"Investors are struggling with this market because the skies are blue," Mr. Stack said.
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"A large proportion of the Skies of Concrete series shows various attempts at making the unfriendly friendly, at making unlivable places livable, or at least usable, at making the inhospitable welcoming," art historian Peter Lodermeyer writes in his Skies of Concrete essay.
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Humanity has been steadily polluting the night skies since the advent of electric lights in the late 19th century, but where America's last truly dark night skies still flourish—mostly in rural, western towns—communities are fighting to keep it that way.
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Keep reading for the forecast through the weekend... Tomorrow (Wednesday): Mostly sunny skies initially greet the warmest day this week as highs range from the upper 210s to potentially mid-60s, but partly to mostly cloudy skies return later in the afternoon.
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In May, it began using an unmanned drone to monitor the cliffs from the skies.
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An army helicopter was also seen flying in the skies above Harare, the witnesses said.
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Tomorrow, you might want to trade them for umbrellas, though — stormy skies await on Wednesday.
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When you curse the weatherman for wrongly predicting an afternoon of clear skies, take pity.
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Then, under rainy skies, the crowd started to disperse, with some chanting directed against Purnama.
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Just as afternoon skies begin to darken this time of year, so do our wardrobes.
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Some 19923 fish species and 600 kinds of birds live in Yasuní's streams and skies.
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The former first daughter, 36, recalled on Today, Wednesday, that the stormy skies on Oct.
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There's another push on to expand urban transport three-dimensionally – by taking to the skies.
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During the polar winter , long stretches of time elapse with clear skies and weak winds.
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"We use that thing a lot," Shelton said of taking to the skies with Stefani.
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At the time, Moore predicted flying cars in the skies within one to three years.
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Sexual harassment in the skies For women in India, sexual assault is all too common.
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Back from warging through the skies, Bran and the Night King stare at each other.
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Winds swept the smoke away and we were treated to four days of bluebird skies.
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Photo Credit: (NASA/Bill Ingalls) Clear skies and great views of the #supermoon last night!
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"Into the great wide open, under the skies so blue..."Tom Petty, an American treasure.
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By early Monday evening, the skies over the Parthenon had turned orange from the smoke.
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On January 15, 2020, the aircraft made its final flight over the skies of Arizona.
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In the same way, Skies Unknown retreads some familiar ground — but it sure is thrilling.
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Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown is available now on the Xbox One, PS4, and PC.
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TO LAND at Indira Gandhi Airport is to descend from clear skies to brown ones.
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Some air marshals have told their colleagues they find Quiet Skies "troubling" and possibly illegal.
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Today (Friday): Under cloudy skies and fairly steady waves of showers — occasionally heavy, with thunder?
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Saturday offers partly sunny skies and calming winds, but the cold air is locked in.
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It's about literally taking out some of the heat-trapping gases already in our skies.
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Cloudy skies and rain were a factor as crews tried to assist in the recovery.
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There are ways to combat the haze of artificial light from overtaking our night skies.
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Imagine the warrior, the knight of the skies, gently caring his little girl to bed.
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Next generation satellite technology will facilitate never before seen levels of connectivity in the skies.
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If skies are clear, the clouds could be seen from New York to North Carolina.
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"We will make our skies blue again," pledged the prime minister, Li Keqiang, last month.
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Most storms invade quiet skies, but not every calm spell directly leads to a storm.
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Mainly cloudy skies overnight hold lows in the mid- to upper 20s (near 30 downtown).
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It is the international body that oversees the Open Skies Treaty, not the Obama administration.
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This is not the first time Migos' has had a problem in the friendly skies.
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The EU already has open skies agreements with the United States, Canada, Israel and others.
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Ahead, find a gallery full of sandy stretches, azure waters, clear skies, and tropical lodgings.
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But what if the forecast shows your outdoor adventures will be spent under cloudy skies?
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It's just that a mysterious dark vortex has opened up in the skies over Neptune.
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So, we're safer in the skies, but are essentially scum between the toes of airlines.
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The rainless skies both preserve many fossils and artifacts and make it ideal for stargazing.
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His nickname will be "Lord of the Skies" because he'll use jets to transport cocaine.
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Taking to the skies at theSkateboard Big Air Practice during the X Games in Austin.
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Clean fuels mean cleaner skies, and in an ideal world we'd all use electric vehicles.
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Instead, dark skies can increasingly be found only on public lands or exceptionally remote areas.
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Seventy-five degrees and clear afternoon skies by the beaches day after day after day.
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Nope, with a theatrical Leo moon electrifying the skies, the showponies and entertainers will slay.
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Africa's sunny skies and long, blustery coastlines offer near-limitless solar- and wind-energy potential.
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Leave the shipping to the skies; it's still far more reliable to get around underground.
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Meanwhile, Uber is aiming to take its ride-hail network into the skies with uberAIR.
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The American aviation and aerospace industries are keen for an open-skies agreement to continue.
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Image: APIn the meantime, the streamers continue to litter the skies above the solar arrays.
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A fond farewell to the Airbus 380, the jumbo-iest passenger jet roaming the skies.
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Every night, 17 video cameras scattered across the United States scan the skies for meteors.
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And compared to economy class, they look like a wonderful way to hit the skies.
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So is it only a matter of time until Canada Post takes to the skies?
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A new moon on Wednesday and Thursday will provide optimal dark skies for spotting meteors.
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But just before the ceremony began, the skies cleared and a rainbow appeared over Tokyo.
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But the mood of many Labour MPs was as dark as the skies over Liverpool.
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After digging into the video above, fly your own jetpack and take to the skies.
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Firefighting planes are dotting the skies over the town, dropping water bombs on the blazes.
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It's not just sunshine, blue skies and surf boards; I grew up in the struggle.
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"If it is cloudy, it will get even darker" than if the skies were clear.
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Play began under cloudy skies in Paris with the temperature hovering around 13 degrees Celsius.
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The quality of the teaching, which Ganna once praised to the skies, is suddenly wretched.
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Her paintings were being praised to the skies, and her business demands were conceptually provocative.
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Swirl03 Greedo - "Never Bend"Lil Dubb Kill - "P Talk" Lil SkiesLil Skies - "Red Roses" feat.
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There are mountains and rivers and stone-speckled beaches and skies swirling with fluffy clouds.
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Now it is patrolling the skies over the city, where a ceasefire is in place.
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How will we source exotic ingredients when our skies become too polluted for air travel?
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Green and purple curtains of light danced in the skies around the world this weekend.
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But what if you want to actually take to the skies with a racing drone?
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The range is surprisingly good, as the drone can capture blue skies and dark highlights.
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But thanks to hazy skies during what was a sweltering weekend, you didn't miss much.
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Passengers have been imbibing in the skies since around 1950, according to Air & Space Magazine.
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The recent funding-denial is only the latest Congressional assault on the Open Skies Treaty.
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Hope your skies are sunny today — or at least that you have a good umbrella.
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These bleak skies I hail, for they are kinder to me than your fellow beings.
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There are dust storms and, despite the white skies, the trees are heavy with flower.
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Rain and wind are predicted to lash the city, and clouds will darken our skies.
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In fact, sometimes the most spectacular-looking "UFOs" in our skies are actually pretty mundane.
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Its first generation plane was a DC-8, which took to the skies in 1982.
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The last few years have seen drones become an increasingly common sight in our skies.
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However, no partnership would be authorized if it did not have an Open Skies agreement.
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Today, clouds will clutter our skies, and severe thunderstorms could drench us in the afternoon.
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In other words, they are making a record bet on blue skies for the market.
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Watchers in Britain managed to find a break in the cloudy skies early Monday morning.
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IT'S JUST OFF THE CHARTS, AND IT'S GOT NOTHING BUT BLUE SKIES AHEAD ON THIS.
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In 2628, the United States and thirty-three other nations entered the Open Skies Treaty.
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The weather in Paris was as somber as the occasion, with gray skies and rain.
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She's given us back our blue skies, with temperatures to match: Today's high is 73.
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Space Between the Skies continues at Apexart (291 Church Street, Tribeca, Manhattan) through May 14.
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THE skies above the eastern suburbs of Gaza City buzzed with drones on March 30th.
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Though his rise has happened quickly, Lil Skies is already on his way to superstardom.
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With enough coins, you can strap on a wingsuit and really take to the skies.
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We follow Allumette through a flashback as she rides the skies in her mother's airship.
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That is precisely what my addled brain needed soaring through the skies last Thursday evening.
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The Universe, stars and skies alike, is dominating us every waking second of every day.
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But it's clear skies in Singapore now, so maybe it's all just business as usual.
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One night, as the skies thundered and flashed, the men took shelter in a basement.
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Fortunately, less erratic days are ahead: Sunny skies are in the forecast through the weekend.
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The blue skies will stick around through Friday, when temperatures should rise near 26 again.
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Confidence: Medium A few light showers could linger into Tuesday morning under mostly cloudy skies.
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The dirtiest birds flew through the skies just before 1910, at the height of industrialization.
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Our weekend kicks off with overcast skies, a gentle breeze and a high near 203.
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Things might continue to get scary before we're back to clear skies and sunshine again.
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Polluted skies, contaminated earth, nuclear explosions, fantastic happenings are all seen in the same light.
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The launch should look extra cool cast against the dark skies above Cape Canaveral, Florida.
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I love the song, but it is about America the place — purple mountains, spacious skies.
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But until the skies clear for grocery stores, things are looking pretty good for shoppers.
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"Flirty and I took to the skies, yesterday!" the Bellevue, Nebraska native tweeted on Friday.
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Fact Check WASHINGTON — President Trump claimed undue credit on Tuesday for keeping the skies safe.
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"These skies and these huge clouds that we have up here — it's different," she said.
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Carrying scythes, they sometimes stand among imprints of actual plants, beneath lurid suns and skies.
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Heavy rain and cloudy skies over parts of the reef last month brought little relief.
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But long before avians ever flapped their wings, flying reptiles called pterosaurs seized the skies.
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New York City's new face under coronavirus showed itself under bright, blue skies on Saturday.
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Blue skies will reign during your morning commute and our high could reach 62 today.
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Confidence: High Tomorrow night: Skies are partly cloudy as lows drop back into the 30s.
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We'll be singing the skies' praises this weekend: Sunny with highs in the low 70s.
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Blue skies and sunshine on this final day of February, with a high of 103.
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Today that record should fall: 21950 degrees is the forecast high, under partly sunny skies.
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Based on the cloudy skies, long delays will likely persist well into the evening hours.
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Skies are probably on the cloudier side, with perhaps some occasional afternoon breaks of sun.
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In the skies, the airline has numerous options from niche food companies, varying by route.
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The plane was a pristine Boeing that had taken to the skies only in August.
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So scientists at NASA are charged with scanning the skies for such dangerous space rocks.
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But returning commercial supersonic transport aircraft, or SSTs, to the skies could upend those efforts.
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Confidence: High Tonight: Clear skies and light winds lead us through a cold winter's night.
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Sandy landscapes and open skies gave way to a gradual hill climb and twisting trails.
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Footage of the parade showed Chinese military aircraft streaking multicolored smoke trails across grimy skies.
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Confidence: Medium Tomorrow night: Skies trend clearer again, which helps temperatures settle to seasonable values.
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Colourful clothes, flags and flyers light up the space between grey pavements and grey skies.
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As if to signal the eruption of Kurdish nationalist dreams, fireworks streamed throughout the skies.
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Play began under cloudy skies in Paris with the temperature hovering around 18 degrees Celsius.
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They argue the Open Skies agreements promote competition and bring revenue to the United States.
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After a semisunny morning, the skies will darken and there's a good chance of rain.
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Drones are going to fill the skies, transforming entire industries for the better—and worse.
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Confidence: Medium-High Tomorrow night: Skies become starry with even-fewer clouds to speak of.
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Their dazzling murmurations — exquisitely synchronized midair swirls of their gigantic flocks — can black out skies.
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The Wild West is alive in the junipers, waterfalls and starry skies of Modoc County.
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Think sunshine, blue skies and warmer temperatures stretching through the weekend and into next week.
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Too many nights last summer, their young pitchers were gone before the skies grew dark.
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Smoke from the fires had already turned skies bright orange over Auckland in New Zealand.
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Confidence: Medium-High Tomorrow night: Mostly cloudy skies as lows settle between 21 and 210.
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It&aposs still being produced today with new next-generation variants taking to the skies.
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Confidence: High Thursday continues sunny skies with increasing temperatures, as highs climb into the 40s.
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Travelers will find at least one compelling reason to take to the skies: low fares.
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Skies do trend clearer into the afternoon as temperatures head mainly to the mid-40s.
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Skies are partly to mostly sunny, and breezes don't detract too much from the day.
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Otherwise, skies are partly cloudy and highs range from the mid-40s to low 50s.
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We have been living with apocalyptic skies and air full of smoke and intense heat.
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It's an isolated existence, and Lula spends lots of time staring into the night skies.
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Imagine the warrior the night of the skies gently carrying his little girl to bed.
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Imagine the warrior, the knight of the skies, gently carrying his little girl to bed.
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Hundreds of thousands of law-abiding hobby fliers have taken to the skies with enthusiasm.
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He shouted, "Holy crimson skies of death!" as he saw the anti-matter take over.
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The rooms offer impressive views of Peru's Sacred Valley and starry skies on clear nights.
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Mostly clear skies beckoned along much of the route, according to the National Weather Service.
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Unlike previous telescopes, however, CHEOPS will not scan the skies for never-before-seen transits.
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During World War II, German and Italian planes dominated the skies and pummeled the island.
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Tomorrow (Tuesday): We'll have partly sunny skies but much cooler air streaming into the region.
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There, a historic global dust storm blackened the skies and starved its batteries of energy.
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Gunfire was heard and an army helicopter flew in the skies above Harare, witnesses said.
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Commuters in Dubai could be taking to the skies in "passenger drones" later this year.
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After all, they're meant to soar through the skies, not careen around your coworkers' cubicles.
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Highs reach the upper 40s to low 50s, with partly sunny skies and light winds.
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Clearing skies should follow overnight, with chilly lows in the upper teens to mid-20s.
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Weather: Behold the warmest day in two weeks: up to 44 under mostly cloudy skies.
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Neon skies, desert mirrors, and giant monuments to greet explorers as they travelled the cosmos.
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Large parts of the region have been blanketed with thick smog and blood-red skies.
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Mont-Saint-Hilaire, blue skies and a farmer's field spread themselves out in the distance.
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All pilots will need to complete this training before returning to the skies, he said.
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I saw the story in my drawing as if it had dropped from the skies.
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Already, F-35s around the globe have taken back to the skies after passing inspection.
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It was a beautiful morning, about 75 degrees, with low humidity and clear blue skies.
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And that means that drone delivery in U.S. skies could happen sooner than previously anticipated.
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Elisa: Hand-stitched photographs of skies and flowers that have been dead for two years.
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Laura sat in the back of the wagon looking up at a sky full of brilliant color (there are no skies like the skies in the Great Plains), smelling the sweet grass of the vast open prairie, and feeling the excitement of starting anew.
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Boundaries are a must on the 14th, when your ruler Neptune opposes Venus in the skies.
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It's also delivering clear skies to the northern provinces, bringing dry conditions that can worsen fires.
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"Record numbers of travelers are taking to the skies in large part due to widespread affordability."
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Since taking to the skies in 1998, the Global Hawk drone has developed a chilling reputation.
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Attendees can expect sweltering temperatures and partly cloudy skies when gates open in the afternoon Thursday.
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We can, of course, see cloudy skies, flashes of lighting and other signs of inclement weather.
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Even winter, with its cold temps and gray skies, has skiing and solid gift-giving traditions.
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Artificially bright night skies can create a whole host of health concerns for wildlife and humans.
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The details of what happened in the skies over New York City on Monday are scant.
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Close to home, the stage is set for honest dialogues with #StrongerTogether Sagittarius ruling the skies.
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In Aleksander Mikhailovich "Rodtchenko's 'A Leap'" (1934), water meets skies in the aerial acrobatics of swimmers.
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American Airlines is working to make the skies a little friendlier for people with nut allergies.
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Gregory Alexander was arrested for his antics in the high skies at Southwest Florida International Airport.
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Beyond the earth and into those forbidden skies, but they will not be forbidden for long.
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At home in the skies To date, Pooser has flown on 20 flights while in uniform.
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"Quiet Skies is the very definition of Big Brother," Massachusetts Senator Edward Markey told the Globe.
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The Ouelettes' story unfurls beneath a small Canadian province's smoking chimneys and ash-toned winter skies.
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As the skies above London became gridlocked, Ataturk Airport in Istanbul seemed certain to overtake it.
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But a new moon later this month will provide dark skies to showcase the occasional fireball.
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It goes without saying that most of the world's most beautiful skies belong to the mountains.
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Earlier this month a sequel, dubbed Sunless Skies, topped that by raising nearly £260,000 (about $320,000).
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"Quiet Skies is the very definition of Big Brother", said Ed Markey, a senator for Massachusetts.
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Authorities had opened the climb mid-morning amid clear skies, after blustery conditions delayed early trekkers.
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But supporters of Open Skies insist that Russia's supposed advantage from the treaty has been overstated.
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About 250 firefighters were on the ground, while the skies are saturated with anti-fire aircraft.
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It is the perfect combination of lax waves, graham cracker crumb-like sand, and blue skies.
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Volocopter's flying taxi took to the skies for the first time months ago, in September 2017.
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Microsoft is even bringing original Xbox games to the Xbox One family, starting with Crimson Skies.
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Monday (Presidents' Day) should be even warmer with partly sunny skies and highs in the 50s.
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There's something serene about the sight of clouds passing through the skies on a summer day.
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Confidence: Medium We've got partly to mostly sunny skies and dry conditions for Presidents' Day (Monday).
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He overwhelmed his beloved landscapes and skies with schematic machinery, advanced (if highly unrealistic) air colonies.
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When they arrived Friday at sunrise, they found heaving northwest swells, light winds and sunny skies.
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Clear skies are required at one of the two stations for this test to be successful.
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If sunny skies during harvest are confirmed, it bodes well for the eventual taste of beans.
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" As the plane waves through the blue skies, another witness simply says, "That can't be legal.
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It was May and the skies looked ominous as a storm hurtled toward the Haitian capital.
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And night skies in American cities are increasingly filled with enough light to cloud the view.
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There is still no clear date for when the 737 Max will return to the skies.
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Something quite out of the ordinary occurred in the skies over Oregon on October 25th, 2017.
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But, from what we can tell, the skies should be relatively kind to us next year.
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Concerns over Mexico's budget and economy have also greyed the skies of the former market darling.
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Even with the clearing skies, our destination did not come into view until we closed in.
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With its clear, dark skies, Chile's desert is home to several of the world's biggest telescopes.
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National parks, wilderness and rural areas are some of the best places to find dark skies.
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When she confronts Nick about the opulence of their trip through the skies, he comes clean.
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Click here to view original GIFWhen ancient humans looked to the skies, they dreamed of flight.
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As far as the skies are concerned, on Wednesday, Venus and Uranus will oppose each other.
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Winter is still coming in Westeros, despite the sunny blue skies we're enjoying in New York.
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The Queen and Harry also all accessorized their looks with umbrellas due to the cloudy skies.
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It's not always sunshine and blue skies, but at the end of every day, it's amazing.
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The pilots of both squadrons have combat experience in the skies over Afghanistan, Iraq and Libya.
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People have been watching the skies and wondering what's up there since we could look up.
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And many US parks are taking new measures to preserve what remaining dark skies we have.
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So videographer George Ivanoff decided to shoot the scene from the skies using a Phantom 3.
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When we can expect to see them in the skies is also likely to be revealed.
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Individuals being tracked through Quiet Skies are not suspected of any crimes, according to the Globe.
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Which means fewer potential replacements for an already diminished workforce, and fewer eyes on the skies.
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The National Weather Service reported subfreezing temperatures and mostly cloudy skies in Spokane at the time.
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Startup pitches invariably involve futures where the skies are thick with drones — delivery, transportation, emergency response.
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I'm off — leaving this port for another destination with high hopes, sunny skies and smooth seas!
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The Boston Globe reporting that this previously undisclosed program known as Quiet Skies -- what the heck?
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But it appears the skies will be mostly sunny for a vast majority of the region.
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There were no reports of violence as voting proceeded under sunny skies in the capital Monrovia.
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However, overall, Samsung still tends to oversaturate pictures, making skies bluer, reds redder, and so on.
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During the encounter, Gliese 710 will shine nearly three times brighter in Earth's skies than Mars.
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It's watched comets grace the Martian skies and the Sun set behind the planet's cratered horizon.
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The skies then opened in late May giving the 23 growing season an unexpectedly strong start.
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In 1988 most African governments signed up to the Yamoussoukro Declaration, pledging to open their skies.
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Street Fighter V downloadable content stage "Skies of Honor" has been deemed too distracting for competition.
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Théodore Géricault's "The Raft of the Medusa" (1837) illustrates billowing winds, stormy skies and raging waves.
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As for the rest of the Girls cast and crew, there's nothing but blue skies ahead.
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Today, 34 countries participate in Open Skies, but it appears that soon there will be 33.
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Here's what you need to know about staying safe in the skies and on the ground.
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"Chinese skies for the first time have welcomed a passenger jet developed by China," it said.
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The current one, "Space Between the Skies: A Virtual Reality Experience," lives up to its title.
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The electric car market has paved the way for technological advancements in the skies as well.
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Bangladeshi cricketers spent more than two hours at the nets under the smoggy skies on Thursday.
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Trump and Abe played under mostly clear skies at Trump National Golf Club in Jupiter, Florida.
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Skywatchers with clear skies can catch it starting at 11:41 PM ET on January 20.
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We have created ways to move ever more swiftly and efficiently across continents, oceans and skies.
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Don't expect any different this weekend, rain and gray skies are in the forecast through Monday.
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Space enthusiasts have been monitoring Starman's progress ever since, watching the skies for his occasional appearances.
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Things will remain pretty toasty this weekend, but at least we'll have blue skies and sunshine.
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Amazon fires created a smoke eclipse in the skies above Brazil's largest city, 2,000 miles away
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Al-Qaeda may mount a suicide attack, but American forces and their allies own the skies.
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After investigations, testing, and repairs, the plane began to return to the skies in late April.
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"These new guidelines and federal requirements are much needed and will help make the skies safer."
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Some will provide 100 times more information than today's most powerful tools for observing the skies.
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Iran says the drone was in its airspace, but Washington says it was in international skies.
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But mostly my art is about things I love: sunset skies, my boyfriend's face, new technology.
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Men and women of different races enact tangled dramas under blue skies and amidst vibrant wildflowers.
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On October 14, 503, the skies above the Mojave Desert of Southern California cracked and boomed.
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How it works: Volunteers are on eight-hour shifts, watching the skies for any incoming aircraft.
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You're going to be hearing a lot more about blue skies, green cars and responsible sourcing.
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In a flash it has left us, and we are back to rain and grey skies.
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We will look over our shoulders — or to the skies — out of fear, for a while.
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Others were gothic ruins from past centuries, poetry in white against the blue splendor of skies.
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Opinion Columnist At first, the skies were cloudless in the Land of the Long White Cloud.
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Take a look at which airlines won't be gracing the world's skies in the near future.
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On that night the skies would have to be clear in all of those places simultaneously.
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Previous crashes have often prompted calls to restrict helicopter traffic in the crowded skies over Manhattan.
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Like any astronomical event, the Perseids are best enjoyed under clear skies, far from city lights.
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With holes pricked in the makeshift dome, she has reconstructed the starry night skies above Ukraine.
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Scientists covet the mountain because the dark skies at its summit make for perfect space watching.
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We're warming to the high 215s, with partly sunny skies preceding a couple of rainy days.
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And others, who went down in the waters of the Pacific and the skies over Asia.
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Sitting in the desert, the Queen of the Skies still looked regal in this new realm.
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In January 2018, Flybondi took to the skies, using a fleet of five leased Boeing 737s.
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Sunny skies today for your midweek pick-me-up, with a sizzling high just above 205.
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And sunny Sunday will be our saving grace, with clear skies and a high of 86.
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The skies were rainless for up to 40 days in some places, according to the government.
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Her quest to find out what was really happening in the skies led her to persist.
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But he acknowledged that hard work still remained to be done, despite the incongruously sunny skies.
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Expect clearing skies and a high around 2100 today, with temperatures barely dipping below 2000 tonight.
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The blue skies over the San Fernando Valley were filled with thick smoke from the fire.
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Clear skies in the evening allow a nice view of the rising nearly full super moon.
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Rural towns and major cities saw red skies, falling ash and smoke that clogged the air.
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Confidence: Medium-High Tomorrow night: Cloudy skies and spotty showers remain the theme through Tuesday night.
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But cloudy skies weren't enough to scare the fans away from preparing for the big game.
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The company recently announced the 737 Max will take to the skies again in mid-2020.
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The number of satellites in our skies is expected to increase exponentially over the next decade.
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The storm will push offshore early Sunday, with skies clearing in New England through the day.
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Confidence: Medium-High Tonight: Skies turn overcast and rain chances start to increase in the evening.
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