His ashes will be spread unevenly over a small area.
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They carved out a small area that they called the Apothecary.
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It's just aimless wandering, on foot and in a small area.
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There, they found five Riverine rabbits in a relatively small area.
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Those rides are restricted to a small area in metropolitan Phoenix.
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"There's so much stuff in such a small area," he said.
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They are concentrated in a small area (Scunthorpe's population is around 80,000).
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Turkish forces have occupied a small area in northwestern Syria since 2016.
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I had never seen so many rats in such a small area.
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He counted 18 hairs within a small area that normally houses around 25.
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"There are 11 lakh (1.1 million) people in a small area," he said.
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The infections occurred in a small area where officials are aggressively targeting mosquitoes.
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"Wales has some really outstanding producers in a small area," Fiander-Woodhouse says.
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Fighting was ongoing in al-'Ayadiya, a small area just outside the city.
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All that testosterone in such a small area ensures the intensified macho behavior.
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We lived in this small area of North Dakota, and she had 400 customers.
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Dino Park is a small area in the center-west of the game map.
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I was struck by how many terrific museums exist within such a small area.
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Their proxy is a comparatively small area outside the arena with a giant television.
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These aren't particularly small area either, as they all are approximately 400,000 acres combined.
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"There remains tens of thousands of lives that are now concentrated into a very small area of Aleppo, and the last thing anybody wants to see -- and the world will be watching -- is that that small area turns into another Srebrenica," he said.
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"There remains tens of thousands of lives that are now concentrated into a very small area of Aleppo, and the last thing anybody wants to see -- and the world will be watching -- is that that small area turns into another Srebrenica," he said.
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As far as my creativity is concerned, Horseback represents only one small area of interest.
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Three years later, a small area called Water Works inside Morgan's Wonderland sparked an idea.
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They were limited to such a small area, you could see it in an afternoon.
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With about 3.6 square miles, Solana Beach is a small area, and inventory is tight.
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Around 100,000 people are believed to be trapped inside a small area of the city.
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In this rather small area (six mile periphery), there were at least 252 brick factories.
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The only exceptions are wells in a certain small area in the Gulf of Mexico.
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To clean your floors, simply spray a small area and clean with a microfiber mop.
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Test boreholes cover only a small area, and ground-penetrating radar does not reach deep enough.
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Researchers at Community Hospital in Grand Junction, Colorado, explored one small area of medical care: sedation.
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That's a really dang small area, yet there's a bunch of nature happening on the ground.
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For example, a small area of the old town was there, but a nearby hill wasn't.
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This leads to a proliferation of art and musical creativeness in relatively small area, aka downtown.
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What you can get are pretty crazy totals of rainfall differences across a very small area.
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We have two neighborhoods and one street, and the regime will keep bombing this small area.
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There's a lot to do packed into a small area — and there's no need to rush.
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I repeatedly found myself gazing at a small area of the drawing until my attention shifted.
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But, apart from the small area covered by MUAC, virtually no progress has been made since 20173.
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Apparently most people in the world live their entire lives in one small area of the world.
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That can cause a big dump of snow in a small area, while leaving none around it.
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A small area in northeastern Pound Ridge is zoned for the Katonah-Lewisboro Union Free School District.
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Infectious disease experts expressed doubt that the outbreak was contained to such a small area of Miami.
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There are more than 2,500 logistics providers in Indonesia, many of whom only cover a small area.
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"The fossils would not have been concentrated in this small area without the flooding event," Ciochon added.
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Let me recap: The genetics of our individual differences reside in a relatively small area of our genome.
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Let the brew cool slightly before applying (test on a small area first to assess the heat level).
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This summer's latest horror flick, Slender Man, won't be getting any audiences in a small area of Wisconsin.
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"We remain with (only) a small area for farming or cattle grazing," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Those hurricane force winds would be in a very small area, right around the center of the storm.
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"Having all these military assets in a small area is in of itself prone to accidents," Zarif said.
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"We only had four people so we knew it had to be inside a small area," explains Zimonja.
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The location accuracy allows the police to get out of their car and look at a small area.
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For years, I have wondered why there is so much duplication of health services within a small area.
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Martin maneuvers the unsuspecting soldiers into a small area of the boat, then shoots them in cold blood.
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Several distinct species can arise and be found together in a small area such as along creek line.
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Lebanon has terrible communications infrastructure, except for a small area in downtown Beirut that has better internet speeds.
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"When we came out of the locker room into that tunnel, it was a very small area," he said.
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Canada is a gigantic country — but most of its roughly 36 million people live in a very small area.
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"In the Fashion Show Mall there were 14 bad Wi-Fi networks in just that small area," Kohli said.
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But many smaller websites covering a single topic or a small area could use multiple options on this front.
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But now that the practice has 75 clinicians — and she has seniority — she can focus on a small area.
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"In the small area where we are from, there are not always a lot of high expectations," she said.
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So we recommend testing it on a small area of your skin before applying to your lash line or face.
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The soldiers at al-Tanf were closed in by pro-Assad forces, limiting them to a small area of operation.
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I'm not talking about driverless cars in a small area with fences — no, I'm talking about a completely driverless car.
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Officials believe the local transmission is confined to a small area north of downtown Miami within a single ZIP code.
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It doubles as a nightstand and storage unit, and is a great way to maximize space in a small area.
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A growing number of pod hotels, in which guests sleep in a small area, often encapsulated, are popular in Japan.
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There is only a small area in the retina (called the fovea) for which our visual acuity is very high.
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In April, for instance, Bergdorf Goodman's men's store added a small area dedicated to brands including Haeckels and Musgo Real.
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But the mayhem was largely confined to a small area and could not hide the relatively weak mobilization on Saturday.
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AI and enterprises is a small area but it's one of the rapidest areas of spending growth in the market.
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This feature requires a Bluetooth connection, so it's ideal for finding the phone around the house or some other small area.
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Islamic State still controls a small area in the far east of Syria and a patch of desert in the south.
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They also offer a rack to hang additional clothes, a hair dryer, and a small area with a table and magazines.
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"The tradeoff is that to cover more than a small area of skin, multiple treatments are needed per session," he says.
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So either Grampa felt a bit left out, or he worked with the small area that letter-hogging Grandma left him.
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So, again, when we have a small area that has enormous potential, why, why would we continue to deny that opportunity?
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"But ... it's not easy to say you're successful when you have (one million) people stuck in a small area," Siddique said.
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The area I was camping in had 40 Bigfoot sightings in five years, which is a lot for such a small area.
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Attendees were bused onto Roosevelt Island, a small area in New York's East River, to the Franklin D. Roosevelt Four Freedoms Park.
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"It's almost like a small area of the market is what's keeping us up," said JJ Kinahan, chief strategist at TD Ameritrade.
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She was actually a really cool person, but it was a small area, and it probably didn't endear her to the faculty.
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NWS Meteorologist Bob Wagner told CNN the weather system stalled in this one small area for the last five or six hours.
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The music is heard only if you are on the patio, a very small area relative to the rest of the waterfront.
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Control Center, which you might know as that small area on your iPhone where you turn on the flashlight, is entirely revamped.
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The officer is currently working as part of the local police force in a small area in Madrid of roughly 4,500 inhabitants.
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The press—which uses a piston to exert extreme force on a small area—mashed a Nokia 3310 like an old banana.
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Legally placed mines, he said, are at least confined to a small area, instead of thousands of mines sprawled across a landscape.
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The first field test by scientists found five riverine rabbits — one of the world's most endangered mammals — in a relatively small area.
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I like big spaces, and I wrestle them into a small area and say, 'Lie down and stay there, like a good dog.
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Michelle Lavan invited us to come and see where she was, she had six people in a small area sitting on the ground.
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"The concern is that right now it's in the Zika zone, which is a pretty small area, but it could spread," she said.
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In a small area just above the middle of "Pink and Green" (2016), there's a nice pocket of pink, blue, white, and yellow.
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It came as the SDF presses on with efforts to retake the last small area of territory held in Syria by Islamic State.
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"Suddenly there was this (trade) war... We could never imagine that this could affect our jobs here in this small area," Apostolou said.
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"It was a huge surprise for her to come out to a small area like Arcadia," one resident said, according to ABC 7.
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So far, that type of transmission has been found only in one small area of the continental United States, in Miami-Dade County.
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Maybe we should mention what a black hole is ... it's where a massive amount of matter is squeeeeeezed into a relatively small area.
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The entire two floors of Pier 1 Imports were devoted to home goods, with a small area for some bath and body products.
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The entire two floors of Pier 1 Imports were devoted to home goods, with a small area for some bath and body products.
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"Suddenly there was this (trade) war... We could never imagine that this could affect our jobs here in this small area," Apostolou said.
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You peruse a small area — no chance of getting lost or wasting time searching for things — because the store stocks only sample items.
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Often, expeditions must choose between a high-resolution underground map of a small area or a low-resolution map of a larger space.
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Micronationalists are part of a micronation, which is a small area that someone has declared an independent nation, which is not internationally recognized.
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At least 50 rural homes and other structures have been destroyed by lava from fissures in a small area of the Big Island.
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Densely populated cities generate sufficient orders over a small area that they can be aggregated into daily, or even more frequent, deliveries by van.
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A total solar eclipse is only visible from a small area and happens when the sun, Moon and Earth are in a direct line.
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Fitch's assessment of Changsha Pilot's strategic importance to the state is constrained by the concentration of its business in a small area in Changsha.
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When you can target a small area of the country like that, it's clear to me that we're able to get our information out.
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Yet, only a very small area held by ISIS still bordered our territory at the time, and this area was cleared in recent days.
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Plenty of home-security systems can detect breaking glass, but they typically require a separate sensor and may only work over a small area.
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Helix Rockets: Fires a slow-moving, tightly clustered three-rocket barrage that deals heavy damage in a small area around its point of impact.
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While cities like Paris and Tokyo will always remain classic tourist destinations, one small area in Portugal is now shaking up the travel industry.
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There's a small area at the bottom of the screen that can be pressed to return back to the home screen at any time.
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The Brookfield location didn't have a coffee counter or anywhere to sit and eat, but it had this small area with microwaves and utensils.
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They also highlighted the role of clusters, which they defined as two or more infections within a relatively small area, in accelerating the disease's spread.
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But many also wonder what life might look like in the relatively small area Mr. Erdogan has been able to secure for a safe zone.
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Since the screen wraps around the front and back, there would be a small area on the top of the phone that could display notifications.
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The result is a small area in South Korea where people can play Pokemon Go. The game has been geo-blocked in other countries, too.
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The department said it believes active transmission of the Zika virus is occurring in one small area in Miami-Dade County, just north of downtown.
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Later this year, General Motors subsidiary Cruise, is expected to unveil an autonomous ride-share service in a small area in or near San Francisco.
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A new droid — which looks like a pint-sized Imperial probe droid — can be dispatched to electrocute one or more targets in a small area.
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Only a small area remains under ISIS control, in the north of the city, according to a map released by the Iraqi Joint Military Command.
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Which means, in this relatively small area, a little over twice the size of San Francisco, the world's entire stock of true Champagne is made.
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"The fact that just a small area of abnormal electrical activity can recapitulate such a fascinating and beautiful picture shows the brain working," she said.
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Like modern birds, advanced theropods had long, S-shaped brains with a relatively large cerebellum and optic lobe, and a small area devoted to smell.
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But in Shelbyville, outside the small area designated for the demonstrators, the streets seemed to be dotted only by police officers, journalists and counter-demonstrators.
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Without in any way glorifying these shootings, I propose that you set aside a small area on Page 2 to note each one going forward.
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Marilyn Carroll, the owner of a business downtown, a small area lined with antique shops, pubs and a secondhand bookshop, said she has had enough.
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"This is about packing as much computing power as possible within a small area, within a heat budget, within a power budget," Mr. Bisson said.
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Islamic State attacks have previously been rare in Afghanistan, outside of a small area in eastern Nangarhar Province where affiliated fighters have been most active.
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More chillingly, a swarm of Perdixes—each fitted with a tiny warhead—could strike potentially hundreds of targets at a time in a small area.
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Following initial testing in this small area, Kavanaugh feels optimistic about the role TraffickCam can play in identifying both hotel rooms and routes traffickers are using.
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These anomalous slip-sense faults, as they're called, only seem to occur in one small area, and the researchers were at a loss to explain why.
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Some lobby groups opposed the rule, known as Small Area Fair Market Rents, adopted - but not implemented nationwide - during the final months of the Obama administration.
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Methera Global plans to launch a constellation flexible and dynamic satellites, focusing all of its bandwidth to a small area of target regions from multiple satellites.
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Millions of monarchs travel from regions all over eastern and central North America to accumulate in a very small area in the mountains of central Mexico.
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Maria's winds will likely top 130 mph — but, in one bit of good news, its strongest winds remain confined to a small area near the eye.
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However, if the debris field is concentrated in a relatively small area, that would indicate that the aircraft hit the surface of the water largely intact.
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Those looking for an even quainter experience can also take the town's ferry over to Shelter Island, a small area known for serving up delicious seafood.
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With such a small area forecast for tornadoes, tornado chasers will likely all try to converge on the same storms, creating traffic jams and other dangers.
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The latest test showed its balloon-craft can stay aloft for more than 40 days, and hover over a small area for much of that time.
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When the fascist Arrow Cross party seized power that fall, about 70,000 were gathered in a small area comprising 162 apartment buildings, surrounded by wooden planks.
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The Islamic State's last holdout is now a small area of Mosul's Old City, and the battle to recapture it is reportedly in its final moments.
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In the operating room, they shaved a small area of scalp just over the patient's ear and drilled a hole about the size of a dime.
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The CellMist System harvests a patient's stem cells from a small area of unwounded skin (usually one square inch) and suspends them in a water-based solution.
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Also, even among people who give it overall positive reviews, it seems to frequently cause redness and irritation, so definitely test it on a small area first.
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These are particularly difficult for many carmakers to deal with as the full force of the crash is spread over a very small area of the car.
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Functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) can spot changes in blood oxygenation, a proxy for neural activity, and can zero in on a small area of the brain.
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South Carolina beekeeper Juanita Stanley recently lost more than 3 million bees when Summerville officials aerially sprayed a small area of the town for Zika-carrying mosquitoes.
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We were having slightly different experiences partly because we were both jostling around each other in a pretty small area, since three people go in at once.
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Tesla spokesman Dave Arnold said a drum of "standard construction cleaning solvent" was spilled at a loading dock and a small area of the building was evacuated.
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"It was essentially moving back into a segregated community," Ford remembers about his neighborhood, a small area of the town made up primarily of African-American families.
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The Florida Department of Health said it believes active transmission of Zika is restricted to one small area in Miami-Dade County, just north of downtown Miami.
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The demos will probably just show off basic connected cars and 4K TV live streaming in a small area rather than its full capabilities, Menezes pointed out.
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READ: How Russia's playbook transformed the war in Syria "There remains tens of thousands of lives that are now concentrated into a very small area of Aleppo, and the last thing anybody wants to see -- and the world will be watching -- is that that small area turns into another Srebrenica," he said, referring to the massacre of nearly 8,000 Muslim men and boys in 1995 during the Bosnian War.
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The government-backed forces have pinned militants back to a small area in the center of the coastal city after advancing on the Islamic State stronghold in May.
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According to The Mercury News, the taste testing at the Menlo Park location will take place in a small area of the store where minors are not allowed.
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The contrasts can be both sharp (black against white) and nuanced (glossy black against matte black), and often take place in one relatively small area of a painting.
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Guessing we're going to hear about this in the next round of the repeal debate ... Data: U.S. Census Bureau Small Area Health Insurance Estimates; Map: Lazaro Gamio / Axios
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In addition, sea ice extent is at record low levels in the Antarctic, where a relatively small area of sea ice cover surrounds a land-based ice sheet.
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"All the wounds were in a small area of the right side of the neck," Omaha Police Department homicide detective Derek Mois tells PEOPLE about the four slayings.
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If the debris contains large pieces of the plane that are concentrated in a relatively small area, that would suggest that the plane hit the water largely intact.
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Islamic State fighters "are besieged in a small area of Surt and although they have sought to break out our forces have repelled all attempts," the statement said.
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The legendary nature filmmaker has had a newly-discovered snail named after him, which is only found in a small area in the south-east of Tasmania, Australia.
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Titans, for example, can periodically deploy front-facing shields of various sizes, while Warlocks can deploy a "rift" that powers up or heals players within a small area.
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So many people from all corners of the globe gathering in such a small area means the chances of contagious diseases spreading through the population are very high.
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"We are very glad because we were expecting a very, very big attack on our small area, where we have a huge number of civilians," Mr. Raad said.
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By then, the tree should be getting its water not just from the small area of soil within the sidewalk cut but also from its spreading root system.
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If just one small area of the country experiences very low unemployment, people may flood in from other parts of the country to find jobs, muting wage growth.
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"Police can't secure women in a small area - all the attention is on politics, on who is criticizing Museveni," said Sarah Birete of the Centre for Constitutional Governance.
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"The repeated harvest interruptions means that such a small area has been gathered that no serious estimates can be made of the national yield," an association spokeswoman said.
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He said he walked through streets shrouded in smoke, and littered with the dead and wounded, to a small area where thousands were crowded in a shrinking space.
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In the outlook, the SPC highlighted a small area of Kansas at greatest risk of storms that could bring large hail, damaging winds, and a few potentially strong tornadoes.
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This is quite an amazing feat for a plant which originated in the fertile crescent, a relatively small area in the Middle East and Mediterranean about 2000,000 years ago.
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Nestled in the coastal plains of eastern North Carolina, Pinetops benefits from having a relatively concentrated population in a small area—the whole town is about one square mile.
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Syrian state news agency SANA said troops were about to close in on militants holed up in a small area of high density buildings north of Hajar al Aswad.
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Staying within such a small area is crucial for the Stratollite system, as that capability could be useful for a number of different applications for customers, according to Hartman.
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And his own story is up from modest beginnings: He was raised in Dade County, Miami, in a neighborhood called Richmond Heights, a small area in Miami-Dade County.
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Thinking like this allows you to design each zone according to what it's main function is instead of trying to clutter too many different things into one small area.
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"The most important thing we learned in this study is that a very small area of the brain may be reproducibly targeted to elicit happiness and relaxation," said Willie.
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Islamic State holds only a small area of Deraa province near the frontier with the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights, after army advances last week that forced it to retreat.
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Nearly 85 percent of India's farmers own less than 2 hectares (5 acres) of land, so even a relatively small area damaged has a big impact on their livelihood.
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Adequate lighting, minimizing clutter and small area rugs, and ensuring that you have adequate safety apparatus like bars and rails in place (especially in bathrooms and stairways) is essential.
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Taylor Energy claims that only one drop of oil per minute is being released from a small area covered in mud, amounting to less than three gallons each day.
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For now, if it doesn't carry a backup driver, any autonomous vehicle will probably be limited to a small area with large streets, little precipitation, and relatively few pedestrians.
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Nearly 85 percent of India's farmers own less than 2 hectares (5 acres) of land, so even a relatively small area damaged has a big impact on their livelihood.
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When the tiny heater brings the temperature of a small area of skin up a couple of degrees, it also heats the fluid inside the shunt at that spot.
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The letter from Reichert and his colleagues puts them squarely opposed to most congressional Republicans, who for years have sought to open a small area of ANWR to drilling.
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Our tour group, run by Raul Gonzales, an operations manager at the fulfillment center, was led around a small area past huge conveyor belts and endless corridors of shelves.
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He added that he ran toward the one open door — which connected to the next carriage — but the small area was already teeming with people and he couldn't get through.
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If there's any intelligent life in these 20 planets in this small area of our galaxy, they're not beaming any signals our way in the frequencies Sheikh's team was measuring.
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That warning came after the CDC identified several cases of Zika being spread by mosquitoes in the small area, where more than 42,000 people live, according to the 2010 census.
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The idea, according to Amazon's patent, is to deliver goods to large groups of people who are in a relatively small area, like at a sports stadium or music festival.
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These include signal failure when around tall buildings; a relatively small area of accuracy for smaller devices like smartphones, and not being particularly good on cloudy, rainy, or snowy days.
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At the same time, Lebanon has begun oil and gas exploration in a block that includes a small area of sea along the maritime frontier that is claimed by Israel.
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"The only good thing is they chose a small area to build all of this — about one square kilometer," Mr. Sitnovski said of Skopje 773's effect on the city.
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The Small Area Fair Market Rent rule will require public housing officials to determine subsidies for rent based on formulas for zip codes, instead of ones for entire metropolitan areas.
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The government now occupies only a small area of the city that houses security and ministry headquarters, which, under the cease-fire terms, must be patrolled only by civilian police.
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So far, the famine has affected a relatively small area in the northern part of the country, where the conflict between the government and rebel groups has been most intense.
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"The light from the sun is very intense and concentrated into a very small area, and then that light is converted into heat and that heat cooks the retina," Schuman says.
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Last week, in a first for the continental U.S., researchers confirmed the virus in three mosquito samples in a small area of Miami Beach already suspected of being a transmission hotspot.
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The small area between the course and lagoon is so dense that, in most places, you can only see a wall of vegetation, a fleeting glimpse of what used to be.
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The presence of many old enemies face to face in a small area, with no clear strategy to address the tensions between them, is turning the situation into a time bomb.
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Curtis said the incident was isolated to a small area of the sprawling building located outside of Sparks, Nevada, which is ramping up production of batteries for the electric vehicle maker.
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" Thompson pinpointed a small area around southwest Kansas and northern Oklahoma as being ripe for an "enhanced risk of severe storms," where "very large hail and few tornadoes will be possible.
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On the other side of the equation, there were a lot of people in a fairly small area, and the ventilation had to be pretty darn good because it didn't stink.
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"They're telling us not to be in large crowds, so imagine if you're looking at a large crowd confined in a small area, because that's basically what it is," said Rep.
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Concentrating a livable community into a small area, Mr. Hurst said, would satisfy pent-up housing and commercial needs in the county without burying swaths of postcard-worthy farmland under sprawl.
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For that to work, hundreds of cell boxes need to be placed in a relatively small area, because 5G signals don't travel very far and struggle to move through hard surfaces.
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As a result, most of them have congregated in a small area: ViaVan in Angel, Bolt in Shoreditch, the soon-to-launch Ola in Liverpool Street, and Kapten near Old Street.
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Black holes are made up of huge amounts of matter squeezed into a small area, according to NASA, creating a massive gravitational field which draws in everything around it, including light.
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Damaging winds: A relatively small area of the coastline will experience the worst of the storm's winds, but a large area will still see a long duration of damaging winds from Florence.
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A doctor interviewed for Inside Edition also warned that people shouldn't use a new type of shaving cream without testing it on a small area first to make sure they're not allergic.
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You can swipe in from a small area of the right edge to see various different vertical rows of supposedly quick-action icons: frequent contacts, favorite apps,news, automated tasks and more.
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The Queens jail was closed in 2003 because it failed to meet basic state standards; it has only a small area on the roof for recreation, and no rooms for rehabilitative programs.
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Some 2,173 protesters had descended on the small area cordoned off for the event, where they confronted a handful of white supremacists, most of them Spencer groupies like Fears and his friends.
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So last night, as people were flooding into O'Hare airport, they were stuck in a small area, hundreds and hundreds of people, and that's exactly what you don't want in this pandemic.
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The Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services said three mosquito samples tested positive from a small area in Miami Beach where increased trapping and intensified mosquito control measures are being implemented.
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It was only a few weeks after lifeguards had removed the buoy-strung rope that stretches across the water in the winter, restricting swimmers to a small area close to the dock.
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You can swipe in from a small area of the right edge to see various different vertical rows of supposedly quick-action icons: Frequent contacts, favorite apps, news, automated tasks and more.
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Single units can be selected with a tap of the A button, while groups are grabable by holding it down, an action that will let you control all troops in a small area.
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The base is spread over 1,900 acres, and 3,000 families of military personnel live there, but the attackers were confined to a small area, and no family members were killed, Mr. Parrikar said.
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As part of the scaling process, Ando limited its delivery to lunch only, and started with a small area in Midtown East, where many professionals hungrily search for good food at high noon.
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The rides are restricted to a small area just outside of Phoenix, Arizona, where Waymo has been testing self-driving vehicles and has started its own autonomous ride-share service called Waymo One.
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The Bakken still only accounts for about 21 percent of all US oil, but production is so concentrated around a small area that it has turned certain towns into traffic-clogged mini-metropolises.
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The clearance rack was arranged very similarly to how it would be in the US. Within the section, there was a small area set aside for items being sold at even further discounts.
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The organ the ringside physician is concerned about when a fighter displays ataxia is the brain, and the specific part is a small area near the back of the skull called the cerebellum.
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But we saw other recent outbreaks [in the US] of other diseases — chikungunya and dengue viruses — spread by the same type of mosquito, and those outbreaks were small and limited to one small area.
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The decade-old Kalangala oil palm project is a public-private partnership set up to address high poverty levels in the area and only a small area of land is disputed, the government said.
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Torres says she saw five pairs of mothers and calves in a small area during her New Zealand trip, which gives her hope that the population is recovering after being hunted nearly to extinction.
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Haider Fadhil, of the Iraqi special forces, said his men, backed by U.S.-led coalition airstrikes, were continuing to advance and clear a small area of the Old City still held by ISIS forces.
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The massive space will be a significant upgrade from his current retail offering: a small area of the couple's home store known as "Chip's Corner," where he sells work shirts, hats and small tools.
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At the moment, Boris Johnson has put forward a proposal for an ultra-low emission zone, but that only covers the area of the congestion zone, which is a very small area in London.
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If you're wearing an Apple Watch, you'll be able to tap a small area on the treadmill, begin working out, and all of the data on the machine and the watch will sync up.
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"We generated a pilot project in 2013, in a small area in Catalonia, with schools and parents to test the app," Frederic Bartumeus, the director of Mosquito Alert app, told me over the phone.
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Because project buildings were capable of housing thousands of people in a small area, it was easier to neglect their growing problems, such as gang infiltration, gun and sexual violence, and dilapidated living conditions.
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Researchers are still analyzing broader weather patterns and trying to understand why the storm slowed down as it came over land, allowing it to dump a massive amount of rain over a relatively small area.
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To be authentic Cabrales, the milk must come from dairies in this small area, and the wheels must spend at least two months aging in these natural caves to let the mold do its work.
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Wind: A relatively small area of the coastline will experience the worst of the storm's winds, but due to its slow forward speed near landfall, a large area will experience them for a long duration.
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Days later, I still haven't experienced many of the anticipated side effects from the booze except for a strange, woozy numbness that has taken over my right arm and a small area on my forehead.
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A black hole, which typically forms from the remnants of a dying star that has gone through a supernova explosion, can be imagined as a great amount of matter squeezed into a very small area.
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The best part about the cat maze is that it can be broken down and stored in a relatively small area, so hopefully Cole and Marmalade can enjoy the cat maze for years to come.
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In a stroke of luck, the friendly owner allowed Sherris to set up a small area in the factory where she could screen print the suits; each one is printed by hand by Sherris herself.
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However, fighting was ongoing in al-'Ayadiya, a small area 11 km northwest of the city, where militants who fled the district's city center were hiding out, Iraqi military spokesman Brigadier General Yahya Rasool said.
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Rafal Kowalczyk, head of the Mammal Research Institute at the Polish Academy of Sciences and who has lived in Bialowieza for more than 20 years, said the damage, while in a small area, was huge.
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A hundred twenty people were arrested Sunday night during a demonstration in downtown St. Louis, when police used "kettling" — a method of grouping protestors in a small area for crowd control — to box in protesters.
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Pros: Easy to use, long handle for easy extraction, almost no tea escapes, sturdy tool, affordable price Cons: Small area for tea to brew Buy the OXO Good Grips Twisting Tea Ball on Amazon for $9.95
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The small area where the dog spent its last hours had a frozen water bowl and gave you a glimmer of the painful days and nights it suffered before freezing to the ground of its doghouse.
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As Jeff Andrews writes for Curbed, HUD has also moved to delay the Small Area Fair Market Rent (SAFMR) rule, which would give people receiving Section 8 housing vouchers more options when choosing where to live.
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Created in partnership by The Guardian and The Mill, 6'x9′ puts you inside a virtual 13960463-foot by 9-foot prison cell with just a bed, toilet and small area to put down some books.
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Commanders say after taking control of residential areas near the centre, as few as 300 militants may be left in a small area that includes the Ouagadougou conference hall complex, a city hospital and a university.
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Navy officials said on Saturday that the relatively small area in which debris from the vessel was scattered and dents on its hull suggested an implosion caused by high pressure from the depth of the ocean.
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The Education Department argued that schools were not using the Census Bureau's Small Area Income and Poverty Estimates to determine if at least 85033 percent of the students at their schools were below the poverty line.
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"I'm the Igloo guy, compressed into a small area," Mr. McGill said as he moved a few of the landlord's many plastic storage crates to reveal his sleeping area: a narrow mattress with a sleeping bag.
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The smell of fresh basil and the sound of clinks from dishes filled the space, a small area decorated with plants, paper lanterns and baking racks piled high with gadgets like espresso machines and pressure cookers.
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Schnider is a neurologist who has been studying confabulation for more than 20 years, and his work has focused on confabulation as a result of focal brain damage, or damage to one small area of the brain.
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The new school was built on the grounds of the old one, but in such a way that it didn't disturb the small area — formerly two classrooms, a lobby and the main hallway — where the shooting occurred.
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The ceaseless whiz and boom of shells fired by American-manned heavy artillery from a firebase 12 miles outside the city sent plumes of smoke rising from the relatively small area still under the Islamic State's control.
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"Any given year, some really small area could be disproportionately important," Sean Brennan, a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Washington's School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences and lead author of the study, told Mashable in May.
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Dr Carson's most significant policy decision to date has been a two-year delay of the "small-area fair market rents" (SAFMR) rule, finalised by the Obama administration, which aimed to help voucher-holders move to better neighbourhoods.
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Firefighters let a small area of the Sand Fire burn out near Acton, July 25 (Photo by Paul Buck / EPA) On Thursday, the California Office of Emergency Services received a federal grant to help pay for firefighting efforts.
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Maintaining this radar absorbent coating on surface of the F-35 is a job that takes very detail-oriented, sometimes tedious work — masking every small area, properly mixing chemicals, applying them precisely, smoothing, and assessing the smallest imperfections.
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Whether you have an expansive foyer, a narrow hallway or just a small area around your front door, the entry to your home is important because it's the first thing guests see when they step through the door.
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Losing a reliable source of icy meltwater would threaten the western glacier stonefly, known solely in a small area of Glacier National Park, where "it's uniquely adapted to stream waters that are fed by melting glaciers," says Mow.
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In 2010, she made her first run for public office a successful one, beating a Democratic incumbent to represent an Assembly district that includes the East Shore of Staten Island and a small area of Bay Ridge, Brooklyn.
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That kind of brainpower situated in such a small area is fertile ground for book lovers, and the city of Chapel Hill, with a population of just more than 219,2100, doesn't disappoint with 43 book establishments per capita.
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As first-time shoppers at the store, located at Lexington Avenue and 28th Street — a small area in the Murray Hill neighborhood of Manhattan known as "Little India" — the Rudras were an anomaly; most customers are longtime regulars.
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" These fears "do not align with the most rapidly advancing current research directions of AI as a field," says the report, "but rather spring from dire predictions about one small area of research within AI, Artificial General Intelligence (AGI).
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Wind: A relatively small area of the coastline will experience the worst of the storm's winds, but due to its slow forward speed near landfall, a large area will still see a long duration of damaging winds from Florence.
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These procedures and medications don't "cure" AFib, however, and if the problem persists it might require surgery to normalize heart rate — such as catheter ablation, which involves scarring a small area of tissue in the heart that's causing AFib.
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It's not something that everyone will like — the small area of focus isn't as tack-sharp as a modern portrait lens and the bokeh blades' effect is most noticeable with busy backgrounds, where they mostly just make it... busier.
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"The ecological impact of removing so many adult pythons from a relatively small area of Collier County can only be positive for our native wildlife," said Ian Bartoszek, biologist for the Conservancy of Southwest Florida in a press release.
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"At the moment, [Mayor] Boris Johnson has put forward a proposal for an ultra-low emission zone, but that only covers the area of the congestion zone, which is a very small area in central London," Morozzo told Vice.
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"Chances are that some of the folks did become infected while they were there because it's like any other detention facility, you have a large number of people in a small area," Houston Public Health Authority David Persse said.
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"Workers report no social distancing measures, a complicated clocking in system which means large numbers of people gather in a small area, and hundreds of workers all breaking for lunch at the same time," it said in a statement.
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It would expand Gaza, a small area where two million Palestinians are shut into a strip between Israel and Egypt, into North Sinai, creating an area where Palestinians can live and work under Egyptian control, according to Arab sources.
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These so-called landside areas of airports are attractive to those intent on causing harm because they concentrate a large number of people in a relative small area, areas that are difficult to protect without creating a massive inconvenience to travelers.
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Federal funding for other Republican targets — like National Public Radio, the National Endowment for the Arts and the National Endowment for the Humanities may also be under threat — even though they account for a comparatively small area of overall spending.
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Ash is a new hazard for Hawaii's Big Island, already grappling with volcanic gas and lava that has destroyed 37 homes and other structures and forced the evacuation of about 2,000 residents from a small area in the southeast Puna district.
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He says that you should always apply the product to a small area of the face at first and use it as directed on the label, and if there's no negative skin reaction after that, you're most likely in the clear.
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Other security features on the KeyOne include the DTEK app, which alerts you whenever another app tries to do something malicious, and the Privacy Shade, which lets you block out the majority of the screen, leaving just a small area visible.
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Using the Curb Explorer, I was able to determine that the curb in front of The Verge's office in the Embarcadero was mostly a "no stopping zone," with a small area right in front of the building for passenger loading.
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"Category 25 winds were likely experienced over a very small area at and near the coast, and the change in estimated wind speeds is of little practical significance in terms of the impacts associated with the storm," the statement said.
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It left the possibility open for drilling in a small area on the coast, though lawmakers reserved the right to make a decision on drilling there to themselves and it has often cropped up as a political controversy since then.
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Far across the state about 60 miles (95 km) west of Denver, a newer blaze called the Buffalo Mountain fire prompted the mandatory evacuation of 1,380 homes after blackening a comparatively small area of just 100 acres, Summit County officials said.
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Among Americans with Zika, locally acquired cases have been in Florida, predominantly in a small area in Miami's art-filled Wynwood neighborhood near downtown, a 4.5-square-mile area in Miami Beach and a newly detected area in North Miami.
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Turkey has invoked this reasoning from the Tunisia/Libya case to support its view that the Aegean is a semi-enclosed sea containing many Greek islands which are located within a small area, and in close proximity to the Turkish mainland.
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The researchers created small-area estimation models to help interpret death records from the National Center for Health Statistics and population data from the center, the US Census Bureau and the Human Mortality Database to estimate the county-level mortaility rates.
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The Florida Department of Health has said there have so far been 47 cases of Zika in people believed to have contracted the virus in a small area of Miami, but until now, the department had not found infected mosquitoes.
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After studying the approach in five other pilot areas, HUD shifted to the new way of calculating median rent (called "small area fair market rent") for 24 metro areas, and other housing agencies can decide to make the change voluntarily.
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Those friend groups, or those language influencers, as you say, can drive that language change and result in some really interesting language situations, even in a small area or a small group of people where two groups of people will speak very differently.
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The residents of Çatalhöyük "experienced what happens when you put many people together in a small area for an extended time," Clark Larsen, the lead author of the new study and an anthropologist at The Ohio State University, said in an OSU release.
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"Businesses, such as Kroger, rely on third-party proprietary models that use [American Community Survey] small area estimates to project sales for potential new grocery stores sites or remodeling of existing stores," according to a 2015 report by the U.S. Department of Commerce.
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But despite its impressive numbers and more than a decade of testing, Waymo has only been able to launch a small-scale commercial service — it's limited to a small area in Arizona and still requires safety drivers behind the wheel of the car.
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Examination revealed a large hole in the macula, a small area in the retina that helps with discerning detail in faces and while reading or driving, the doctors said in a case report published Wednesday in the New England Journal of Medicine.
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To send all of Wikipedia to the moon, he had to figure out a more efficient storage technique that is capable of storing a vast amount of data in a relatively small area, while also being able to withstand the harsh lunar environment.
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A black hole is "a great amount of matter packed into a very small area — think of a star ten times more massive than the Sun squeezed into a sphere approximately the diameter of New York City," explains the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA).
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Conceptual image of the new plant (image: DEWA)Concentrated solar power plants, unlike solar energy drawn from photovoltaic cells, use a large array of mirrors (called heliostats) to concentrate a large area of sunlight onto a small area, typically on top of a tower.
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Florida Governor Rick Scott said state health officials have confirmed that local transmission of the mosquito-borne Zika virus is occurring in a new small area in Miami-Dade County, where the state believes two women and three men have been infected by the virus.
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Carbon nanotubes are also one of the most conductive materials ever discovered, which makes them ideal for applications where a lot of electrical current is moving across a small area such as in the transistors (electrical switches) that make up a computer's central processing unit.
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The scale of a dial and the special tools needed to work on a small area make it difficult to experiment with straw marquetry in watches, but some artisans are pushing the boundaries, exploring ways of combining straw with other materials to create richer patterns.
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Naturally, van der Meer and his colleagues cannot dump a bunch of toxic waste into Lake Geneva to hash out the robot's capabilities, but they did treat a small area of the lake with salt, and successfully taught Envirobot how to detect resulting shifts in water conductivity.
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The autonomous Lutz Pathfinder Pod, developed by the Oxford Robotics Institute and a university spinout company Oxbotica, navigated its way around a small area in the southern English town of Milton Keynes at 5 mph, turning corners and stopping as pedestrians crossed its path, according to Reuters.
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And while infrasound may cause similar symptoms to those reported by US diplomats, those wavelengths are difficult to focus on a small area making it unlikely they were delivered by a device in the Cuba attack, according to Qin Jun, an acoustic engineer at Southern Illinois University.
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General Eduardo Ano, Chief of Staff for the AFP, told reporters in Marawi that since such a small number of militants remain in a small area of the city, it can be considered a law enforcement matter and mopping-up operations against those militants are now underway.
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The department said it was simply following the law, which requires that in order to get funding, districts must use data from the Census Bureau's Small Area Income and Poverty Estimates to determine whether 20 percent of their area's school-age children live below the poverty line.
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"We can't keep such a large number of people in this small area of Cox's Bazar where their presence is having a devastating effect on the situation on the ground environmentally, population wise and economically," H.T. Imam, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's political adviser, told Reuters on Thursday.
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In July, the United States imposed tight travel restrictions on Iranian diplomats and their families in New York, only allowing movement between the United Nations, the Iranian U.N. mission, the Iranian U.N. ambassador's residence, John F. Kennedy airport and a small area in the borough of Queens.
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The self-declared caliphate they set up across large parts of Syria and Iraq in 2014 has all but collapsed after Western-backed forces drove them out of their Iraqi stronghold, Mosul and surrounded them in Raqqa, where they are now confined to a small area.
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