It matters in terms of categorizing time spans and talking about time spans.
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Could we create a world where life spans not only increased, but health spans did, too?
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According to the listing, the massive compound spans 1.2 acres and the main residence spans 13,000 square feet.
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The penthouse unit, which spans the top three floors of the building, has a partial rooftop terrace that spans the entire length of the building.
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For other versions, the rate spans spans 15 percent to 30 percent for versions as far back as Android 5.0 Lollipop, which is still running on 14.5 percent of all Android phones.
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Levin: Trade angst spans well beyond testy election-year politics: A top House Democrat said Wednesday that the broiling public debate over trade spans well beyond the toxic election-year rhetoric. Rep.
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In counties with the longest life spans, people tended to live about 87 years, while people in places with the shortest life spans typically made it to only about 67, the researchers found.
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We all need activities to satisfy our minuscule attention spans.
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That about spans our range of stories on CNN 10.
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A collaboration that spans time itself has finally been realized.
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But the opioid crisis spans beyond the US and Canada.
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AGNIESZKA HOLLAND'S career spans four decades and crosses multiple territories.
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Its range spans from Western Europe into the Middle East.
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These findings come when our attention spans are already shrinking.
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Our attention spans hadn't been sullied by Twitter or Instagram.
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This route spans through Delaware, New Jersey and New York.
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Femsa's footprint in Mexico spans nearly 18,000 Oxxo convenience stores.
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And that record spans back all the way to 1880.
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The trail of smoke spans over 1,000 miles (1,600 kilometers).
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His arrest has unleashed a corporate crisis that spans continents.
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But over longer spans, coastlines have been much more dynamic.
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The problem spans 28500 states and 6900 Congressional districts, however.
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Attention spans are over — and I never had one anyway.
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The $22019 billion spans five years, starting in fiscal 2013.
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Passover, which spans eight days, is a celebration of freedom.
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Today, Street View spans all seven continents and 83 countries.
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It spans one octave, allowing you to arpeggiate eight notes.
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VR for healthcare spans patient care, telemedicine, rehabilitation and training.
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And yes, Americans have incredibly short memories and attention spans.
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It's important to test renewable energy over longer time spans.
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Why do shorter life spans usually correspond to lower intelligence?
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The oral history of these alleyways spans several political eras.
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With around 50 titles, this retrospective spans sensibilities and continents.
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The company's ambitious agenda spans education, economic development and moneymaking.
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The beach house spans 5,824 square feet of living space.
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The mountain home spans 16,000 square feet of living space.
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The diocese spans 10 counties of Minnesota with 72 parishes.
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THE 'AIR BUD' EMPIRE spans 14 films (beginning in 1997).
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It spans 39,000 square feet and is worth $24 million.
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Latin America has over 30 countries and spans two continents.
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According to the listing, the open kitchen spans 19 feet.
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Water rushes under the truss bridge, close to the spans.
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Fornaro's career spans South Korea, Europe and the United States.
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Its businesses spans leasing, new energy, airlines, construction and investment.
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The collection spans over 150 years from 1795 to 1950.
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The bridge connects Manhattan and Brooklyn and spans the East River.
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Health savings are surging as life spans and medical expenses increase.
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It could also lead to batteries with far longer life spans.
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The Namib Desert spans a significant portion of Africa's western coast.
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YouTuber controversies happen all the time, and attention spans are short.
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SocialFlow's data spans 10.1 million social posts and 2.8 million clicks.
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Even in Adelaide's charming vacation town of Glenelg, which spans roughly .
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It is hard to compare different courses over different time spans.
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A good, unrelated point from Jonathan Bank, too, on attention spans.
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Cuomo's wealthy donor network spans the country and the business world.
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It's a punch that spans borders and draws trans-national connections.
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Mr Pawlikowski's ambitious saga spans several years and visits several countries.
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Longtime beekeepers say bee life spans have been cut in half.
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South Korea and China also share a relationship that spans centuries.
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People's attention spans for these kind of things is short-lived.
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"I said ... 'I'll exchange life spans with you,'" he told King.
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It appeals to American short attention spans and desire for scoring.
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Its global footprint now spans China, Japan, Australia, Mexico and Brazil.
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And the other thing is, well, kids have short attention spans.
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Like politicians and the news media, voters have short attention spans.
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The wind whips as an ice ladder spans a yawning crevice.
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Curated by Bonnie Clearwater, it spans the expressionist's 60-year career.
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Note: The Atlantic storm season spans June 1 through November 30.
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The site's index now spans 36 million entries in 280 languages.
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And with Consensys he's built an empire that spans the globe.
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News reports that Kylie's new home spans around 7,000 sq. ft.
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Concern over the use of bump stocks spans across political parties.
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The book spans several years, ending when the heroine is 28.
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He describes the show as an "intimate epic" that spans generations.
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It spans hundreds of square miles in south and west Texas.
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High Trestle Trail spans 25 miles through five towns in Iowa.
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The residence spans about 6,711 square feet of interior living space.
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The birds have impressive wing spans of up to 6.5 feet.
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The argument for an infrastructure bank spans beyond funding deserving projects.
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The home is two stories tall and spans 1,922 square feet.
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It spans 700,000 square meters, the equivalent of 98 soccer fields.
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The development site, which spans five empty lots, is largely empty.
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If our attention spans were longer, what more could be done?
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It also spans all of the district being vacated by Rep.
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The park spans from Fifth Avenue to Seventh, not Sixth Avenue.
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The Fifth Ave location spans 4 floors and 116,000 square feet.
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The serpent is an ancient symbol that spans many ancient cultures.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey and Donald J. Trump spans years.
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Our rent spans from 2261,2415 to 22050,000 ZAR [$158-$1,578 USD].
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The mansion is their primary residence and spans 15,667 square feet.
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The penthouse spans 6,807 square feet and has an open layout.
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Tesla shares are volatile, but so are short-sellers attention spans.
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It was budgeted to cost $4 billion and spans 3.1 miles.
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Modern attention spans also demand much shorter skits, the creators said.
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Pete Sessions in Texas-22014, which spans the suburbs of Dallas.
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The four-floor building spans 7,000 square feet of exhibition space.
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Now in its 50th year, the race spans the five boroughs.
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Each residence spans either a half floor or the entire floor.
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The 2019 list spans seven generations and 32 countries and territories.
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The aptly named Long Vault spans 174 feet to the exit.
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People's attention spans are shrinking and we're all flakier than ever.
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"Some of these diets can double their life spans," he said.
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"It spans barriers of class, education level, age," Ms. Linton said.
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Health care regulation spans all government branches and the private sector.
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It spans financial services, e-commerce, enterprise software, and healthcare technology.
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The scope of Kelly's alleged transgressions is vast, and spans decades.
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Rivendale, including pasture land, cover crops and woods, spans 175 acres.
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It was built in the 12th century and spans 400 acres.
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This album spans across genres from rock, to ballads, and country.
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This spans search engines and local directories such as Google, Where To?
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Though this stirred up controversy, his career spans far more provocative acts.
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But the range that Cardi spans in energy here pushes it further.
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It spans everything between a tweet and a major essay in a
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New Zealand's South Island spans 58,000 square miles of breathtaking, verdant terrain.
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Layden blames attention spans and expectations for what a device should be.
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Opposition to the European trade deal spans both sides of the Atlantic.
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Our attention spans and the technology we use to communicate are changing.
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Now, we've grown to a network that spans the entire United States.
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This intricate book spans decades and continents and incorporates multiple, looping stories.
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Some blame Facebook for fanning teenage narcissism and for short attention spans.
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So how does a partnership that spans decades work for that long?
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In contrast, other primates' life spans are much shorter and highly variable.
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Steve's career spans engineering roles, entrepreneurial company building and early-stage investing.
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Who breaches the trust of a community that spans the entire globe?
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It spans over 55 hectres and is larger than the Vatican City.
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The sexual appeal of the oversized white sock spans cultures and decades.
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It spans outward to touch every single corner of the film community.
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Her unique credibility spans politics and pop culture and everything in between.
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DIGITAL media are often (fairly) derided for playing to short attention spans.
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This spans SMBs but also larger corporations like McKinsey&Company, and Commerzbank.
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That's saying something for a decade-long rivalry that spans 45 matches.
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And so they have to see a vision that spans 20 years.
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TV shows, like everything else in this world, have unpredictable life spans.
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The battle against Boko Haram spans the borders of four struggling countries.
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His four-decade career spans technology, business, public policy and education philanthropy.
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These medications, taken orally every day, can lead to full life spans.
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Now Yerba Buena Island connects the two spans of the Bay Bridge.
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Others argue that they have damaging effects on attention spans and intelligence.
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The movie theater spans two levels and includes 12 plush velvet chairs.
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We know they will need extra care over their whole life spans.
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The duplex has three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and spans 1,600 square feet.
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This new season spans something like five decades, and never looks wrong.
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It is, theoretically, open-ended, but generally spans 5 to 7 points.
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Researchers have now quantified how much opioids are shortening US life spans.
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And longer life spans mean that some retirees may outlive their savings.
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When it comes to love, we won't have the longest attention spans.
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Fan behavior spans the spectrum of emotions, and includes taunting and booing.
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The team's background spans startup experience in Africa, Europe, and Silicon Valley.
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Pete Sessions in Texas's 218nd District, which spans the suburbs of Dallas.
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Essentially, blockchain is a digital record of data that spans across enterprises.
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"Rising Up and Rising Down," his exploration of violence, spans seven volumes.
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Featuring 55 works it spans freestanding sculptures, wall reliefs, and woodblock prints.
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But is creating another microformat series just indulging our waning attention spans?
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Obesity now spans across races, but minorities are more overweight and obese.
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The account spans 32 countries across six regions, reports The Drum. 3.
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"A kiss can be bliss when it spans the abyss," she sang.
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The Brazilian cocaine trade spans vast distances across South America's largest nation.
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It spans five acres and is currently on the market for $395,000.
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The life spans of animals seem to lack all rhyme or reason.
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They discovered that wherever the American diet was introduced, life spans declined.
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Given lengthening life spans, we may also be routinely undervaccinating older adults.
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Yet those cultural totems sustain them, easing a separation that spans decades.
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Polls close at 6 pm local time (Kentucky spans two time zones).
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In Fear, however, he spans lots of different battles and policy arenas.
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The condo's corner master bedroom suite spans more than 1,200 square feet.
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The border between the United States and Mexico spans nearly 2,000 miles.
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It spans three stories and has 3,728 square feet of living space.
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In reality, his relationship with Mr. Trump is deeper and spans decades.
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Trilobites Flies deprived of sleep didn't see reductions in their life spans.
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The artwork's massive size—it spans over 26 feet—dwarfs the viewer.
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It spans over 60 countries and will cost over a trillion dollars.
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A diaristic impulse spans her work—she's always painted what's around her.
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It spans four states, and includes phone rooms, urinalysis labs, detoxes, and rehabs.
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The power grid serves 25 countries and spans most of the European Union.
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Colombia - June 22 The line to get into Studio Square NYC spans blocks.
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Unfortunately most people have short attention spans, and are so quick to judge.
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Of course, Harry's grandmother's art collection spans much further than just contemporary works.
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And Holly Kasun has a marketing background that spans from Nike to Nokia.
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The M5 is the classic sports sedan with a pedigree that spans generations.
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The Quran has more than 6,000 verses and spans more than 600 pages.
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The Beartooth Ranch spans 12,350 acres of irrigated meadows, pastures, and pine foothills.
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Ultra-high-voltage direct-current (UHVDC) connectors are better suited to such spans.
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It spans seven decades of work, presenting over 120 collages and archival materials.
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It spans 5,000 square feet and is packed with hundreds of collectible items.
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Adolescent male drinkers experienced decreased attention spans; adolescent females experienced decreased spatial functioning.
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The donation comes from an anonymous donor and spans from 1956 to 2008.
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It spans modern-day Los Angeles to 1950s Italy and it's so dreamy.
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She has global market experience that spans traditional, mobile, social, and search marketing.
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At that point, they have another challenge to contend with: longer life spans.
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His career spans cities (Tunis, Seville, Granada, Fez, Cairo, Damascus) empires and disciplines.
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Indians' penchant for gold spans centuries and is rooted in the Hindu religion.
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Because the investigation spans nearly 60 years, the entire case file is voluminous.
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Today, Jetpack Joyride is a franchise that spans all the major game platforms.
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The basket spans across sectors, including financials, health care companies, utilities and industrials.
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Imagine this erosion over a working life that spans 50 or 153 years.
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One Belt, One Road spans Asia, Europe, Africa, with links to South America.
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I feel like good love spans the spectrum of that at all times.
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This ambitious project spans the Anacostia River on the 22th Street Bridge piers.
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It's fun — which is important for a game that spans dozens of hours.
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They've weathered networks with high demands, audiences' fickle attention spans, and creative atrophy.
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Kang's work spans from strategy & business development to marketing, research and investing/finance.
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Finally, recall the news cycle is short and so are people's attention spans.
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Founded in 1998, National Surgical now spans 20 surgical facilities in 12 states.
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A horizontal banner printed with explanatory texts spans the length of the gallery.
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IN THESE days of 24/7 news channels, attention spans have become shorter.
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It spans the entire height of the wrist rest and half the width.
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Dawoon's work spans from strategy & business development to marketing, research and investing/finance.
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Salazar himself is full-blooded Kichwa, an indigenous group that spans South America.
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The partnership spans across 14 European countries including Britain and Sweden, she said.
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However, the Irish actress has had a career that spans nearly four decades.
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Stone and Credico have a complicated history that spans more than a decade.
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Douglas Degges's studio practice spans painting, collage, and a variety of collaborative projects.
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The bedroom block is the largest and spans two stories according to Dezeen.
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The entire trip spans 123 days, and visits 41 ports across 11 countries.
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The penthouse includes a massive private roof terrace that spans 932 square feet.
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Tencent is a sprawling business that spans gaming, social media, news and content.
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If Kavanaugh's confirmation spans the same period, he will take office on Sept.
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The series now spans more than 1,000 episodes and 103 feature-length films.
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Beyond the mansion, the property (expanded by the current owner) spans four counties.
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The display spans the Botanical Garden, Storyland, and the Carousel Gardens Amusement Park.
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The estate spans 46 acres and has a 14,791-square-foot main house.
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The National Geographic's animation of London's colourful history spans a whopping 40,000 years.
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Brevity can be key, especially in today's society of ever-shrinking attention spans.
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The fire spans 241,000 hectares (596,000 acres), growing much more slowly than before.
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The entire series spans close to an astonishing 550 years of art history.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger has had a storied movie career that spans decades and genres.
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His sweeping archive spans audiovisual recordings, personal and professional written materials, and photographs.
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The list spans the gamut of equipment that overburdened American hospitals are seeking.
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He claimed that they were "downgrading" our attention spans, relationships, civility and more.
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Certainly the definition of "old" is changing, as life spans have grown longer.
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I think people's attention spans are going to the wayside because of technology.
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The legendary tycoon oversaw a business empire that spans shipping, telecommunications and retail.
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It spans three congressional districts, four State Senate districts and 2101 school districts.
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The tri-level home spans more than 15,000 square feet of living space.
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But there are also two excellent spans and a number of interesting juxtapositions.
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The property spans 2.92 acres and is currently on the market for $299,000.
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"Miss Burma" spans nearly 40 years of Burmese history, from 1926 to 1965.
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The house spans 3,727 square feet and sits on 2.4 acres of land.
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Digital platforms and digital attention spans may make hit songs shorter, for instance.
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We have in a fast paced news cycle where attention spans are short.
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The list spans Wall Street, Silicon Valley and a number of politicians themselves.
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Our frame of medical consideration could widen to encompass our entire life spans.
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This massive homes spans 2100,279.9 square feet, much of which falls below ground.
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The conglomerate now spans more than 50 countries and employs 300,000 people globally.
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The Martha's Vineyard estate, Red Gate Farm, spans 340 acres in Aquinnah, Massachusetts.
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As with playing board games, reading to them increases concentration and attention spans.
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Notifications hit us at all times of the day, wrecking our attention spans.
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They have the longest life spans of any whale: 200 years or more.
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"Theatre of Operations" spans three floors and more than 300 works of art.
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The town is known for its namesake plantation, which spans roughly 5,400 acres.
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The film is also, in many ways, a trial of viewers' attention spans.
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It's innovation that has allowed us to cure diseases and extend life spans.
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The estimate spans the "cost to deploy, operate, sustain, and redeploy forces" through Dec.
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"The Big Payback" spans 40 years, up to the 2008 election of Barack Obama.
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The music spans the globe but there's a common thread that keeps it together.
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The domes are part of a larger campus plan that spans three city blocks.
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With a rich and storied cultural history that spans the globe, how could you?
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The nearly five-hour drive spans almost the entire state, from Seattle to Pullman.
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Whole spans of passagework emerged with a hazy cast, yet with each note clear.
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ACROS is crowned by a 25-acre green roof that spans 15 stepped terraces.
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After concussions, people's cognitive function, like attention spans and concentration abilities, may be affected.
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With the world covered in reinforced concrete, this is a problem that spans countries.
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But with its three solar panels open, it spans about 203 feet (20 meters).
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But with its three solar panels open, it spans about 203 feet (20 meters).
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The park spans 2104,2000 acres in total—three times the size of San Francisco.
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Combined with his competitive years, his experience in the sport spans over four decades.
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Scarface (aka Brad Jordan) is an American rap legend whose career spans three decades.
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Boghiguian's gregarious work spans continents and histories in sketchbooks, collages, objects, and expansive installations.
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It sells products under three brands: Dixie Elixirs spans beverages, breath mints and chocolates.
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The tragedy of Deepwater Horizon spans more than the two days of deadly crisis.
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The rock bed formation spans four states -- Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota and Wyoming.
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Fergus McCaffrey's booth devoted to Austrian Birgit Jürgenssen spans three distinct bodies of work.
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Dota Auto Chess is possible because of a culture of modding that spans decades.
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Per the the real estate listing for the island, Saddleback Cay spans 35 acres.
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The partnership is unique in that it spans across Europe, the U.S. and Brazil.
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Her international career spans over 30 years, working across Europe, United States and Asia.
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Think of the disputes over time spans of the analysis, price deflators used, etc.
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The railway ministry's history of accidents and scandal spans both civilian and military rule.
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The space, which spans three floors, is made up of different sections and vignettes.
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The screen spans three stories and it can be programmed together or in segments.
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Our ever-diminishing attentions spans are helpless against it; so, too, apparently are cats.
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The search for the teenage girl now spans Georgia, South Carolina and North Carolina.
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The castle spans 27,000 square feet of space and includes a whopping 10 bedrooms.
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It spans video content, mobile technology, education, digital libraries, and even self-driving cars.
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The book spans decades, touching on the AIDS crisis, 9/11, race, and marriage.
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The range of grief and grievance Q-Tip spans on this album is dizzying.
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The current list spans the ideological spectrum of House Democrats, from moderates like Reps.
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Because the tax plan spans 10 years, check out the projections for 2027 here.
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Today, it spans 300 acres, with 90 light displays, and 1 million LED lights.
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Tribeca is home to a Whole Foods Market that spans an entire city block.
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But when it comes to inequality of life spans, it's one of the best.
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Many of Findlay's arguments stem from the pitfalls of technology and decreased attention spans.
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Neverland Clan is a group that spans a variety of different styles and genres.
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The ranch spans 2,700 acres in California, about 130 miles northeast of Los Angeles.
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The vast cellar, with a dirt floor and brick archways, spans a city block.
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So maybe the Empire "only" spans a few tens of thousands of light-years.
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Mainieri's propulsive debut is a double coming-of-age story that spans the border.
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But from the beginning, it has been a race against their natural life spans.
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The four bedroom, three-and-a-half bathroom home spans about 3,700 square feet.
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Clearly, whatever love is, it spans a great deal of emotional and experiential territory.
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But the company's reach spans far beyond Brazil — and now, so does the scandal.
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It's a wide-ranging cast with a wide-ranging story that now spans decades.
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Digital brands have developed imprinting strategies that pander to our shorter sonic attention spans.
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In Italy, for example, participation in organized crime often spans generations of a family.
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A somewhat humorous finding: The size of gravestones has been linked with life spans.
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His district, anchored by Huntington Beach, spans about 40 miles of California's southern coastline.
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His singing spans several octaves and styles, from new wave archness to gospel expressiveness.
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His book spans nearly three centuries and mentions more than 160 scientists by name.
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Greenland's massive ice sheet spans 22018,22017 square miles -- nearly 80% of the country's surface.
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The New York Transit Museum spans a full block underground, with vintage cars galore.
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Her thinking was also informed by knowing her audience, which spans generations and tastes.
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We eventually came up with a fun set that spans decades of popular music.
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Here's a chance to hear both works, as part of the Time Spans festival.
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The route spans nearly 2,800 miles and crosses through five of Canada&aposs provinces.
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The tribute spans at least 100 feet ... and sits right outside the facility's entrance.
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A typical cash flow for this project model, including ongoing costs, spans 40 years.
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As the music unfolded, the piano kept breaking into spans of filigreed, Chopinesque passagework.
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Alphabet Inc's Google has a business called Calico, also focused on extending life spans.
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The list is based on our reporting and spans marketing, sales, and product execs.
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It spans 60 years, starting with the cooks whose food fueled the Montgomery, Ala.
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The unit spans more than 4,500 square feet and boasts 10-foot-high ceilings.
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Most of Israel is arid; the Negev spans more than half of the country.
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The brand spans apparel, shoes, and accessories that combine trends and timeless, clean styling.
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But it's sped up by social media, and people's attention spans are so fast.
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At this point, "Toss a Coin to Your Witcher" spans all sorts of genres.
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Mitski is peculiarly attuned to the brevity and fractured nature of modern attention spans.
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Long spans of murmuring strings run through whole stretches of glowing, wistful slow movement.
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The house on Potato Island spans 3,871 square feet and dates back to 1912.
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However, her decades-long career spans multiple disciplines, including physics, geometry and quantum theory.
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Our enemies are seeing this play out with discord that spans the political spectrum.
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The zippered outside pocket on the front spans the entire width of the carrier.
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This apartment complex, built by Archimatika, features 180 apartments and spans over 90 acres.
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The curved infinity pool spans 163 feet with 270-degree views of Los Angeles.
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Stepping into a gallery displaying an artistic career that spans seven decades is overwhelming.
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Aside from writing thousands of songs, Parton's oeuvre spans musicals, films and TV shows.
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Because the Israeli military has determined that women have longer attention spans than men.
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They're closer to the ground and their life-spans are one fifth of ours.
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The current boardwalk, which spans three miles, is made of concrete rather than wood.
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That's because of the distance between Saturn and Earth, which spans nearly a billion miles.
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Lost Places is a photo project that spans 17 beautiful and forgotten locations throughout Europe.
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The products under his watch are part of a story that spans the whole company.
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The dispute spans many years, many tweets, many speeches and will only get more heated.
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The network of the two acquired companies currently spans 26 locations and approximately 300 employees.
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It employs about 3,400 workers and supplies a retail network that spans about 30 states.
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It spans the portion of Queen Elizabeth II's life and reign from 1963 to 1977.
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There were also 25 additional cases reported and the outbreak now spans across 1573 states.
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Dungey is the epitome of Black excellence with a career in entertainment that spans decades.
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Uber's business spans six continents and the company often faces stiff competition from local operations.
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One of the environmental issues slated for discussion at the conference, which spans from Oct.
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In the 8th Circuit, which spans from North Dakota to Arkansas, bankruptcies shot up 96%.
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A concrete barrier that spans thousands of miles would cut off access for those animals.
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The opposition, which spans the political spectrum, has so far failed to unite behind him.
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The X-Men series, which started in 2000, spans nearly two decades' worth of backstory.
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People have short attention spans and can't write more than 140 characters and can't punctuate.
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Our values as a company is respect and empowerment and integrity, and that spans gender.
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The exhibit took more than 500,000 working hours to create and spans 4,000 sq. ft.
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Officials say the degradation of the river spans its entire length, from source to mouth.
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UConn has won 833 consecutive games, a streak that spans the regular season and postseason.
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"Deradicalization is a process which spans years; it is akin to an addiction," Dow explains.
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The essay that follows is a long, unbroken column of text that spans four pages.
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Trade is the single best example of a populist uprising that spans the partisan divide.
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Its ludicrously long "epilogue" (which spans two parts and multiple hours) makes as much clear.
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The 20,000-square-foot harbor-front estate spans 15 acres in Water Mill, New York.
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How do you make a concise trailer for a franchise that currently spans 10 movies?
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Organizations need to have a holistic security posture that spans their internal network and devices.
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The menu at Frenchies spans homestyle favourites like curried lamb, jerk wings, and salt fish.
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THE Gupta family estate spans a leafy block in Saxonwold, a genteel suburb of Johannesburg.
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It's long been known that anxiety and stress have the potential to shorten life spans.
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Perhaps more importantly, this agenda spans the rural and urban divide and the ideological spectrum.
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It also has an award-winning spa and a swimming pool that spans the property.
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The Champagne Suite and the Jewel Suite each spans three floors and 5,000 square feet.
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Kīlauea spans (on land) over 28500 miles and looks like a warrior's shield from above.
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The studio spans just 161 square feet and is currently available for $2,295 a month.
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The debate over the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) spans more than 25 years.
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The ultra-modern La Jolla home spans approximately 11,545 square feet, according to the listing.
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It centered on Maryland's 6th congressional district, which spans the western half of the state.
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Lamar Alexander's 50-year career in politics spans every top job short of the presidency.
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The space agency's 10-year plan involves billions of dollars and spans millions of miles.
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And some of those guns left a trail of misery that spans to this day.
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A full-floor unit spans 1,820 square feet and can fit six to 10 people.
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As a result, Tesla probably has better data on the batteries' life spans and performance.
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M&C's global business spans 137 hotels it either invests in, owns, franchises or operates.
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While her work resonates with a broad audience, her talent also spans genres and mediums.
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This exhibition spans space and time, across continents and from deep pasts to imagined futures.
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ValuePenguin estimates the average domestic trip spans about four days and costs $576 per person.
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Crist's political career spans more than two decades and includes several switches in party affiliation.
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Slender brick cladding underscores the pavilion's long horizontal spans and extended cantilevers on either end.
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One that spans cultures is the way the daily fast is broken: with a date.
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Today, though Ditmas Park proper spans only eight blocks, its charm spills over those borders.
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It has successfully completed over 170,000 transactions across a user base that spans 5 countries.
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The music festival is attended by around 100,000 people each year and spans two weekends.
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And the story has gone full maximalist, a Heavy Metal short that spans 15 hours.
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What's great about the lineup, though, is how it spans many different genres and playstyles.
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"The building is like an H, and this apartment spans the center," Ms. Heilman said.
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It reflects the president's intuitive sense — through his own acute experience — of limited attention spans.
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Bezos' property spans 27,000 square feet and is the site of the former Textile Museum.
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Located in what used to be a warehouse, Sofive spans an entire block in Brownsville.
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Our plan spans at least 7 states (and growing), and includes millions of Catholic voters.
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Known to friends and family as Barbarita, the 46-year-old's career spans two decades.
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The main house on the estate, which was completed in 2018, spans 14,492 square feet.
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Hurricane Irma was one of the strongest hurricanes ever, with one of the biggest spans.
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The journey of a board member often spans many years, sometimes more than a decade.
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It spans a wide variety, but the company tone is consistent: timeless, fun, and modernized.
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By purchasing these four neighboring Bellevue Avenue properties, Ellison's Newport estate now spans nine acres.
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Products with short life spans harm the environment during manufacturing and produce tons of waste.
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The iceberg reportedly spans roughly 632 square miles and contains 315 billion tons of ice.
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The iceberg reportedly spans roughly 632 square miles and contains 315 billion tons of ice.
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And it has decades of experience managing an extensive supply chain that spans the globe.
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Many tales cover just a few pages, as if written for today's challenged attention spans.
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It also spans east into Westmoreland County, connected by a sliver of land below Pittsburgh.
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The payouts may continue to be a headache for GE as American life spans rise.
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The category spans a variety of jobs, from kindergarten teachers to high school physics teachers.
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But for Mr. Buchanan, awards season starts in September and spans most of the winter.
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Semmel is a veteran of feminist art, and her career spans more than 22016 years.
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The largest spot is about a mile under the ice and spans over 12 miles.
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This is Matharu's first solo exhibition in a career that spans more than twenty years.
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Lengths were divided up into feet, palms, spans and smaller units derived from the human hand.
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The self-taught fragrance expert, 67, has a scent-making career that spans over three decades.
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Each apartment has between two and six bedrooms and spans between 1,700 and 7,100 square feet.
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The committee's work spans a number of policy areas, and so do the officials it approves.
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Like Koch Industries, which has prongs in energy, agriculture, and electronics, Shepherd Unlimited spans multiple sectors.
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Conversations With a Killer: The Ted Bundy Tapes spans Bundy's life — and his life of crime.
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Here's one from the 1980s, which spans an intermission and includes a career-ending sucker punch.
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It spans across sectors such as basic materials, technology, utilities, health care and financials among others.
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It's not clear how dangling cords factor into any Vive content that spans an entire room.
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It's basically fanfic about Will and Kate that spans from their first meeting to their wedding.
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Bowie's musical career spans well beyond the 1980s, but his influence on the decade is unmistakable.
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Today, investment experts suggest subtracting from 110 or 120 to take longer life spans into account.
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Dolly Parton's iconic career spans nearly 60 years Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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The multimillion-dollar home spans nearly 18,200 square feet and sits on three acres of land.
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People have shorter attention spans these days and Trump doesn't require a whole lot of focus.
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Travel + Leisure reports that the Airfare Spot put together an itinerary that spans the entire globe.
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Native ISO spans 100-32000 and the camera can shoot continuously at seven frames per second.
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He predicts tensions between Washington and Beijing will intensify and create damage that spans the globe.
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More recently, life spans—the estimated upper limits of average life expectancy—have also been increasing.
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It's nothing fancy but just a large, thin pocket that spans the backside of the bag.
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Image: USGSAccording to the USGS, lava flow 61G's ocean entry already spans 240 m (787 ft).
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Is it just that we have less attention spans or are addicted or we're more polarized?
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Arkwright is a sweeping story that spans centuries: tell us a little about what inspired it.
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Coursera's catalog spans from the more technical to softer subjects, including management, psychology and the humanities.
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"8 Shapes Explanation for Flowing and Numbers" (1980) resembles spans of a bridge traversing a chasm.
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Beyond our own flesh and blood, the parents category spans across almost everyone in our lives.
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Built in the mid 1400s, the covered shopping area spans 61 streets and houses 4,000 shops.
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Twitter is an example that's almost onomatopoeic in its exemplification of our shortened spans of attention.
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Costs continue to rise in lockstep with rates of chronic disease, and life spans are declining.
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It's a huge game, one that spans dozens of hours, a massive world, and countless quests.
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The resulting collection of episodes spans horror stories and love stories and even a sports movie.
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Socially isolated people have shorter life spans and increased risk of infections, heart disease and depression.
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Georgia's 6th District, which is based in Atlanta's suburbs, spans three counties: Cobb, DeKalb and Fulton.
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Attention spans on any of these social media platforms can be measured in minutes, not hours.
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Her extensive career spans 25 years working for Oracle and early to late-stage growth companies.
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She has been wearing them her entire professional career, which spans way back into the '60s.
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Jackson Hole spans two mountains — Apres Vous and Rendez Vous — and boasts 2,5000 acres of terrain.
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This overarching focus on safety spans and binds together our entire global aerospace industry and communities.
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Founded in 1998, Chicago-based National Surgical Hospitals now spans 20 surgical facilities in 12 states.
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Calapucha is Kichwa (or Quichua), an indigenous group that spans parts of South America, including Ecuador.
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Are there detrimental side effects to living in the fantasy world for prolonged spans of time?
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We are talking about fundamentally eliminating aging, leading to life spans in the hundreds of years.
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Armani's empire spans industries that include accessories, perfume, makeup, interior design, real estate, restaurants, and hotels.
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I saw a health clinic with six nurses serving a 10,000-population community that spans miles.
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In Texas alone, the scope of authority for boards in major cities spans across the spectrum.
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From here, the panorama spans vineyard-striped valleys, faraway villages and the distant snow-capped Alps.
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The Moscow HQ hosts more than 7,000 employees, and spans office buildings, restaurants and parking garages.
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Mr. Thomas took a majestic, spacious approach, focused on revealing intricacies, inner details and structural spans.
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The 28.95,210-square-foot property spans 43 acres and has six bedrooms with 10 full bathrooms.
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And with their superb performance in a war that now spans two generations, they've earned it.
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Burnett, whose television career spans seven decades, is one of the most decorated actors in comedy.
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The complex spans about 68 acres and includes at least 15 buildings, 20 towers, and gardens.
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One heavily redacted chain of emails released on Thursday evening spans from August to September 2001.
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Rent the Runway has an extremely impressive inventory of clothing that spans more than 600 designers.
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It spans China's stance on technology, intellectual property, investment, industrial policy and access to its markets.
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This kind of polarization is behind the obesity, the shortened life spans and the dead babies.
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The $20 million property spans 15 floors underground and is housed inside an old missile silo.
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"The biggest challenge is creating a tool that spans so many use cases elegantly," said Patrick.
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The mix, which spans 20 minutes, gives the floor to female performers, both rising and established.
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She is a veteran digital journalist with a background that spans both editorial and industry roles.
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The decline spans from the United States and Canada across the Atlantic Ocean to European nations.
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First, there's its innovative musical structure, which spans genres, time signatures, and fundamental levels of sense.
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The entire tapestry spans nine meters in length and is draped and twisted through the showroom.
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This is very important for leagues such as the NBA, whose fandom spans 200-plus countries.
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According to Jaws, the drop measures 14 feet, nine inches, and the jump spans 22 feet.
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The outage reportedly spans all Xbox platforms, including both consoles and Xbox access via Windows 10.
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The program's popularity — as well as the participants' longer life spans — began to drive costs higher.
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The album spans a mere 28 minutes, but seems to cover every genre under the sun.
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An open kitchen spans the space, making theater of chefs cutting fresh pasta or roasting chicken.
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In this single performance snapshot of eight musicians, the amazing continuity spans from Mahler to Mehta.
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The instances here make up only about 12 pages out of a report that spans hundreds.
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Prognoses are based on the average experiences and life spans of patients who came before you.
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The story of truck testicles is one that spans decades, has heroes, villains, espionage, and lore.
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Veterinarians argue that this significantly extends their life spans, protecting them from disease, cars and predators.
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Theaster Gates's work spans many disciplines, from sculpture to pottery to performance art to urban development.
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Second, our community spans many countries and cultures, and the norms are different in each region.
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The Amazon spans eight countries, including Bolivia, though the majority of the forest is in Brazil.
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The training spans technical abilities and so-called softer skills like public speaking, teamwork and collaboration.
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But whether some activities might be better than others for lengthening life spans remains in dispute.
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Construction of the 5,800-foot-long Chickamauga Dam, which spans the Tennessee River, began on Jan.
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His multimedia work — which spans music, film and ephemeral public events — emphasizes the power of collaboration.
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CreditCreditErik Blad American life spans are rising, and as they are, health care spending is, too.
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The behavior of these "pseudo-queens," as Reinberg calls them, changes dramatically; their life spans increase.
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"A Ghost Story," which spans centuries, suggests that even posterity is just a temporary holding area.
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A wide variety of fasting programs are gaining momentum, including those that involve far shorter spans.
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In many cases, these passages took years, longer than the life spans of the individual organisms.
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The layoffs amount to roughly 1.5% of Uber's workforce, which spans 22,263 employees, according to FactSet.
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The problem of Yemen's child soldiers precedes this civil war, and spans its entire political spectrum.
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But the Tanka community here forms a tight web that spans the river and the shore.
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Our addiction to social validation and bursts of "likes" would continue to destroy our attention spans.
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The company has strong in-market scale and share that spans both fixed and mobile segments.
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For example, some species with longer telomeres have shorter life spans than those with shorter telomeres.
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Boeing says the potential market spans 200 to 270 seats and requires an all-new plane.
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End to end — Fort Myers to the Atlantic — this leg of the Loop spans 154 miles.
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Cullen's 25 years of experience spans the consumer packaged goods, digital entertainment, and e-commerce industries.
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Sandwiched between China and India, Bhutan spans approximately 221,22040 square miles -- roughly the size of Maryland.
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Each is its own distinct entity and spans from between five minutes to one hundred years.
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It spans the entire top floor and will sell for $42 million, or the highest bid.
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It was very much in the vein of the timeframe of attention spans are getting shorter.
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An enormous painting completed in 20173, it spans five metres, and is a pulsing kaleidoscope of shapes.
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Ten years in and that's saying something: viral stars don't often survive their fan's short attention spans.
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Andreas Rutkauskas knows this border, which spans 13 US states and eight Canadian provinces, better than most.
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The telecommunications firm which spans 20 countries, set aside $600 million in March to pay the fine.
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The 80-day trip costs $5,000 and spans 18 countries, beginning in England and ending in Iceland.
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The current office spans 75,000 square feet and the new lease will go into effect in 2018.
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Trump's use of the word "wiretapping ... spans a whole host of surveillance types of options," Spicer says.
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My career spans four decades as a full time artist and includes sculpture, painting, mosaics, and drawings.
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The pipeline, which spans 560 kilometers, runs at an annual capacity of 20 million tonnes, Sinopec said.
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A tent canopy fabricated of girls' flowered dresses, their sleeves intact and draping, spans the room's interior.
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And currency traders have short attention spans; many have tired of Brexit and gone elsewhere to speculate.
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The article, published in June 2017, blamed people's short attention spans for the spread of fake news.
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He is allied to another populist party, the Five Star Movement (M5S), that spans the political spectrum.
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The MFA Art Sale spans until the end of January, with special promotions offered around the holidays.
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Additionally, the Huskies have won 72 consecutive games, a streak that spans the regular season and postseason.
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And it only contains one cell but spans a few square meters and holds billions of nuclei.
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The cabin spans four rows while most comparable regional jet first-class cabins only span two rows.
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Ng echoed the desire for more dedicated research which spans boundaries between different areas of theoretical physics.
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Some conservatives have charged that the association skews liberal, but its membership base spans the political spectrum.
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The offering now spans several products beyond its "perks" origins, including card-linked loyalty and medical provision.
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The book spans centuries, following three characters as they try to win control of the Gamehouse itself.
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This is a particularly egregious example, but it's indicative of a problem that spans across all industries.
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The battle over who really speaks for workers is a long-running one, which spans many industries.
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The five-time Grammy winner has an impressive body of work that spans more than two decades.
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The outbreak now spans 35 states in the US, and one death has been reported in California.
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The Warner estate spans 8 acres and is situated in the Benedict Canyon neighborhood of Beverly Hills.
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The book spans the group's childhood through their return to Derry as adults, but jumps between timelines.
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Ola, the local rival to Uber which spans over 200 cities, launched multi-trip rentals last summer.
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Reality TV lovers, people with short attention spans, anyone who isn't easily offended by bad cooks. Why?
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But whatever happens, you will be welcomed with eager arms into a family that spans several cultures.
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Granted, armed violence is a multi-faceted, often intransigent public health problem, which spans a dozen disciplines.
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The region looks like a fuzzy blotch within the Orion constellation, and it spans 24 light-years.
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Today Cuba's railroad spans more than 2,600 miles from one end of the island to the other.
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Popular Android forum XDA has a thread that spans over 400 pages that documents several such incidents.
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The 3,000-mile byway follows the Mississippi River and spans from Minnesota to the Gulf of Mexico.
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The plan is to move with our strategy, we have a debt strategy, that spans until 2023.
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It spans the generations and the centuries to connect us all together in this shared human experience.
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Each zone normally spans several city blocks, where sex workers are employed as servers, masseuses, and dancers.
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It appears to have an edge-to-edge that spans almost the entire front of the device.
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Employer premiums have increased just 2221% from 2012 to 2017, much lower than previous five-year spans.
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OMB is a small agency — fewer than 500 employees — but its reach spans across the federal landscape.
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The Techstars network has 14,000 founders, mentors, investors, and corporate partners in it and spans 168 countries.
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The factory floor spans oceans and borders and cannot function efficiently with tariff walls between its operations.
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The technologies themselves, and their makers, are the easiest suspects to blame for our dwindling attention spans.
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Concrete proof that the appeal of Snapchat and Drake spans hairlines and maybe even political party lines.
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It is a language that exists beyond words, and it spans our universal experiences as human beings.
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But our attention spans for these types of apps are short and it already took a tumble.
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"I would have them as a public utility," said Khanna, a Democrat whose district spans Silicon Valley.
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The Archives said the full collection -- much of which is already publicly available -- spans millions of documents.
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Housed in a luxury tower built by its parent company, Related Companies, this Equinox spans multiple floors.
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This resulted in a list that spans classic drama films, contemporary dramas, and dramadies of all sorts.
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Otherwise, they'll just ignore it because their time or attention spans simply can't afford any more bandwidth.
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Trump, meanwhile, does not have a background in foreign affairs, though his business empire spans the globe.
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This 18-hole golf course spans 7,495 yards and was designed by Australian golf professional George Norman.
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The final point in a series marking five-year spans should have been labeled '15, not '05.
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The south tower penthouse spans 8,000 square feet of interior living space, Douglas Elliman told Business Insider.
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And tires at the nose of the plane tend to have shorter life spans than the rest.
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Singer Ariana Grande reportedly rented a five-bedroom apartment in the building that spans 4,023 square feet.
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The sensor shoots out an invisible light field that spans 100 degrees horizontally and 100 degrees vertically.
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The report spans all but one of the state's dioceses and documents abuse that goes back decades.
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The 64-foot long infinity pool spans most of the roof, though the pool isn't very wide.
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Our global platform now spans 111 cities in 29 countries, serving more than 527,000 members each day.
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This New York City penthouse spans the 50th through the 53rd floor of 220 Central Park South.
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Its California Gigafactory is three floors high, spans 4.9 million square feet, and holds over 2,500 workers.
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This vast nation that spans two time zones had not a single road joining east to west.
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Dearborn's relationship with Strange spans decades, and he's become a liaison between the White House and Strange.
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Our mission, Under Armour Makes You Better, is an ethos that spans significantly beyond shirts and shoes.
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USA's unrestricted grants afford artists the freedom to create, and their funding spans all disciplines and geographies.
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And a number of coal plants will have to be retired before their 40-year life spans.
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That spans from Old Valyria, the original seat of the house, through the War of the Usurper.
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The thoughtfully curated program spans from interdisciplinary experimental work to late-night sets of banging minimal techno.
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It spans an extensive connected timeline, and one which has largely remained inaccessible outside of fan translations.
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The problem of computer vision spans multiple disciplines, so it has to be attacked from multiple directions.
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The Carr Fire is 41% contained and spans 141,825 acres as of Saturday, according to Cal Fire.
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It spans two floors, creating a giant indoor/outdoor patio that makes the whole house feel bigger.
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In one study, voles given vitamins E and C had shorter life spans than their untreated brethren.
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It spans centuries, with the camera panning across deserts and rooftops, gaudy casino floors and sprawling constellations.
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The number of artists — 120 — amazes alone; their work, which spans 1960 through 1985, is all political.
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Ferry County in northeastern Washington spans more than 2,200 square miles of mostly forestland, rivers and lakes.
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Sometimes our life spans are shortened because of our disabilities, but that is not always the case.
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The driest things in the grid today were the two "corporate" spans, BALANCED BUDGETS and PROCEDURE MANUALS.
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One that spans cultures and regions is the way the daily fast is broken: with a date.
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And the quick turnover keeps customers (whose attention spans are shrinking at an ever faster clip) entertained.
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Japan's economic booms in the 1960s and 1970s are associated with longer life spans there, for example.
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Happy first Friday of fashion month, the four-week circus that spans NY, London, Milan and Paris.
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One of them spans about eight acres, has 1,603 beds and is scheduled to open on Monday.
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Virginia alone has more highway miles than does the entire Russian Federation that spans 22020 time zones.
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The median age of patients is 23, and the range spans from 13 to 75 years old.
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Well received at Sundance, this four-hour look at the Grateful Dead spans the band's entire career.
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Hanley acknowledged that his research had a few basic problems as a template for reshaping life spans.
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The estate at 61 Faxon Road spans 1.07 acres and went on the market in June 2018.
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" Mr. Russo said: "The intention has always been to build an empire that spans all product categories.
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OMB is a small agency –fewer than 500 employees– but its reach spans across the federal landscape.
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Organized by Roxana Marcoci and Sarah Suzuki, assisted by Hillary Reder, the show spans 191905 to 21927.
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This makes them ideal candidates for the Medawar and Williams effects to compress their natural life spans.
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The structure spans the start of The Mall, the long road linking Trafalgar Square with Buckingham Palace.
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That manifesto then spans cessation of hostilities, law and order, economic growth, natural disaster and political theory.
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The selection is huge and spans from 4K movies to board games to vinyl records and more.
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While Starr is best known for his work on the Clinton investigation, his legal career spans decades.
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Moreover, we live in a diverse country with assorted political views, varied interests, and short attention spans.
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The novel spans the night of his burial, as his presence upends the order of the cemetery.
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Their intermittent fasting might contribute to their life spans and keep obesity at bay, the authors posited.
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Artists are competing with shorter attention spans and the tens of thousands of songs uploaded every day.
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Located on Further Lane, the home has 10 bedrooms and spans 9,000 square feet, according to Reuters.
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Calls for management change or board replacement can be especially fierce toward those whose tenure spans decades.
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The Wild Atlantic Way is a cycling or driving route that spans the west coast of Ireland.
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His career spans all the way back to WMAL radio in Washington during the early Clinton years.
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Hanks's Hollywood career spans hit films such as Big, Forrest Gump, Saving Private Ryan and Cast Away.
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This spans beyond just the U.S., into the Brexit vote and the recent election result in France.
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While being home-schooled in New Zealand, Ms. Deming became fascinated with research into extending life spans.
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Schwarzenegger's a fascinating chap, but how deep can you go in a conversation that spans 16 seconds?
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The fracture occurred near the shield's outer edge and spans the circumference of the component, NASA said.
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Romney's high profile in Utah spans several communities, including the Mormon Church, where he's a prominent member.
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The deal would reshape the competitive landscape by forming a conglomerate which spans commercial aviation and defense equipment.
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The tenure of the conservative justice spans almost three decades, and includes a legacy of sharply written opinions.
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The deal would reshape the competitive landscape by forming a conglomerate which spans commercial aviation and defense procurement.
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The Brazilian company is at the center of a massive corruption investigation that spans several Latin American countries.
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And, with a network of offices that spans more than 70 countries, there's plenty of scope for collaboration.
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"The figure spans all tiers of football, from premier clubs through to amateur," it said in a statement.
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Freese's career spans over 30 years, as the previous CEO of both Ben and Jerry's and Stonyfield Farm.
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As we move across the spans, the images and thought-movements layer and link moments in space-time.
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Compiled from academic data, media reports and official statements, the database spans the period 1500 AD to 2017.
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Similar banners or signs were displayed on some of London's other spans, including Waterloo Bridge and Blackfriars Bridge.
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And the selection of music that spans decades, from Emmylou Harris to Valerie June, makes it feel timeless.
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"Fast-forward half a century and Virgin spans even more sectors than I dreamed of as a teenager."
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NASA says the storm now spans the entire circumference of Mars, making it a planet-encircling dust event.
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CRANE (voice-over): Part of the rocket is built here, at NASA's Michoud facilitate which spans 43 acres.
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Kids have short attention spans because of the internet; underrepresented communities have a voice because of the internet.
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Like all of our commercial relationships, there is a revenue share and the relationship itself spans multiple years.
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Much of both companies' success can be traced back to their product, which spans furniture and home decorating.
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The Butler J80 is named after Jet Route 80, a flight path that spans from California to Maine.
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Viacom may still have access to those ad dollars, but its grip on young attention spans is slipping.
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Specifically, a giant, clicky button that spans the entire controller, leaving practically no wasted space in the middle.
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The ocean itself spans the background of the photo, further representing Bey's emergence as a divine life-bringer.
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Sorcery spans four separate interconnected games, each allowing you to transfer your progress (read: decisions and consequences) over.
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U.S. Border Patrol agents say they discovered a massive tunnel that spans the U.S.-Mexico border on Wednesday.
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I don't know much about teens, but I'm told they have short attention spans and enjoy EDM music.
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Their experience spans a number of industries including financial services, telecoms, commodities, industrials, leisure, retail, and real estate.
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But it typically only spans a few minutes to a few hours, making Osnos' situation an extreme example.
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It's a universal tab system that spans all the apps on your computer as well as the internet.
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The Qatari businessman manages 55 companies – a Middle Eastern empire that spans fashion, media, engineering and real estate.
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The most popular equity benchmark, the MSCI EM index, started in 1988 with ten and now spans 24.
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If it succeeds, it could one day build a 24-hour stock bazaar that spans the siloed markets.
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Meanwhile, Strawburry17 (Meghan Camarena)'s content spans genres, including vlogs, gaming, cooking, cosplay, DIY, scripted, music and more.
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Meths clone their bodies, and resleeve into new ones long before their bodies' life spans are used up.
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But like the Burnside, heavily damaged highway spans on the approaches to both bridges leave vehicles trapped above.
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Correlations, especially those that use short time spans to measure the relationships among volatile assets, are notoriously squidgy.
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Its stable of online sites for booking hotels, cars, flights and restaurants spans the world and includes Booking.
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Around that time in the 1990s, the growth in maximum life spans hit a plateau, the study said.
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His role spans the investment lifecycle, from finding and evaluating new investments to working closely with portfolio companies.
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Ince was protesting the confiscation of his video archive, which spans 2696 years of work, by Turkish authorities.
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"As our attention spans are getting shorter, these messing hubs are becoming entertainment hubs as well," he said.
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Highly respected in the city's charity scene, she has a broad social circle that spans throughout the city.
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Our collective love of sitting the fuck down and eating food that will dramatically shorten our life-spans.
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Televisa Radio spans 83 stations, including the popular W Radio network, according to the company's 2017 annual report.
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With waning attention spans and lack of exercise comes the droning stalemate of digital encumbrance and content disposability.
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This is why, despite our shortened attention spans, there is still hope for football in an online world.
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There—on a wall that spans several housing units—is a huge mural by French graffiti artist ZDEY.
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The power station spans about 93 hectares, so it's one of the largest sites we've ever been to.
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Her power spans beyond her gender or her lifestyle... it's the person she is that is so intoxicating.
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Calapucha is full-blooded Kichwa (or Quichua), an indigenous group that spans parts of South America, including Ecuador.
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The Althorp Estate was built in 1508, and spans about 13,000 acres surrounding its walled 500-acre park.
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The mountain system spans more than 2,000 miles between Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, China, India, Myanmar, Nepal, and Pakistan.
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To buy a TV that spans anywhere from 100 to 200 inches would costs thousands of dollars more.
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The series spans over 20 anthologies, in which individual authors contribute short stories to a much larger narrative.
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As a musician, her work spans 10 studio albums, beginning in disco and transitioning to 1980s New Wave.
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This spans periods of early Polish feminism, conceptualism, structuralism, and work produced after the country's transition from Communism.
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The inductees are nominated by the public and judged by experts whose knowledge spans an array of fields.
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The figure spans the total spent from when the U.S. began its air campaign in Iraq on Aug.
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A gulf between the life spans of rich and poor Americans who have reached middle age is widening.
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And like Peter Pan, who lost his shadow, we have mislaid our attention spans in a server somewhere.
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It's harder to get everyone into the public square and keep attention spans to hear the larger narrative.
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While each of these candidates spans the political spectrum of the Democratic Party, they carry two main commonalities.
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And the book, which spans roughly a decade, following her children from toddlerdom to adolescence, begins so promisingly.
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On the other is the NBCUniversal entertainment business, which spans broadcast and cable television, film and theme parks.
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It's this shared sense of responsibility for the safety of flight that spans and binds us all together.
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Our great country spans a continent, but we're all connected to each other, no matter where we live.
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As our coalition demonstrates, support for reforming the justice system is broad, bipartisan, and spans the ideological spectrum.
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Lynch, whose stuntman career spans almost 30 years and over 200 movies, has collaborated with Foxx 10 times.
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The Village School spans a campus of more than 28 acres and has plans to expand even further.
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Since it was founded in 1985, Cinnabon has built a swirly sweets empire that spans 924 US locations.
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The Aerican Empire is a particularly ambitious micronation, one that spans a number of continents and even planets.
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The site spans 36 acres and according to the website, is the highest point in Southern New Jersey
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Each suite spans three floors, 5,000 square feet, and comes with its own private elevator and landscaped terrace.
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The neighborhood spans the area between Ostozhenka Street and the Moscow River in the center of the city.
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With attention spans dwindling and information overload, animation is a way to keep users engaged throughout a training.
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The home spans 38,000 square feet and includes everything from private hiking trails to a movie theater complex.
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He cofounded an online school for design called Learn Squared that spans a similarly broad but related scope.
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Plus size model Jennie Runk has seen a lot in her career, which spans more than a decade.
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Amidst pop's short attention spans, it took chutzpah to release something like that as your band's first song.
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Yet not everyone knows Anna Meredith, an immensely talented modern composer whose work spans classical and electronic music.
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Still, most in the vast nation that spans much of Central Africa are skeptical about the electoral process.
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But they were mostly used in shorter times spans, directly following the incidents that sparked the hashtag's creation.
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This second island spans 165 acres and was purchased by Epstein in 2016 for a reported $18 million.
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Hawkers, hackers, and pickpockets hunting for iPhones all cram onto the pedestrian sky bridge that spans Zhongguancun Road.
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The book's penultimate narrative features a Russian industrialist, a longtime London resident whose business empire spans the continent.
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Most student loans have grace periods — spans of time after graduation before repayment must begin — of six months.
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Kalanick's new four bedroom, four-and-a-half bathroom space spans 6,734 square feet, according to the listing.
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In 2016, burnout hit and she began thinking about information overload and fractured attention spans, her own included.
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The problem spans the $21 billion U.S. bread market and highlights a paradox in the global wheat trade.
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So the series spans the course of many years, but this book represents one small portion of that?
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Beatrice's heartbreak spans decades, from her mother's depression and eventual lobotomy to her unhappy marriage to BoJack's father.
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The full Targaryen family tree contains more than 100 characters and spans 16 generations of entirely fictional history.
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Mr. Diamond, whose career spans six decades, was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2011.
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The brilliant, theatrical Baroque bridge created here by curator and gallery owner Kamel Mennour spans over 400 years.
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The Calle Ocho Music Festival spans 20 blocks with 10 stages of music and entertainment in Little Havana.
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"The Clock" is the perfect work for 2018, feeding our short attention spans until they stretch out overnight.
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They snuck past the bridge that spans the Suchiate River, the legal crossing point between Guatemala and Mexico.
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