One thing you know is there'll be good stretches and bad stretches in the future.
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A level that stretches that stretches on forever, breaking the size limits set by Nintendo.
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But there were stretches of the regular season — long stretches, in fact — when they looked mortal.
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Certain stretches can provide stress relief, such as ear-to-shoulder stretches, spine rotations and toe touching.
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It comes throughout the whole game, and there's stretches where we do and stretches where we don't.
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We've had stretches where we've struggled to score and we've had stretches where we've just poured it on.
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In all of those stretches, there were stretches very similar to what we've gone through in the last six weeks.
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There's going to be stretches where the pitching is doing well and stretches where the pitchers won't be doing so well.
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Curiously, this uniquely fractal pattern only appears over sufficiently long stretches of the number line—over shorter stretches, the pattern fails to emerge.
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Even the flat stretches boil with powerful currents, and the rough stretches represent some of the most challenging navigable white water in the world.
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Your running routine should ideally be flanked by two stretch sessions: dynamic or moving stretches pre-run, and static or holding stretches afterwards, she says.
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The Juan De Fuca plate stretches from Northern California to British Columbia and the Cascadia Subduction Zone stretches from N. Vancouver Island to Cape Mendicino, California.
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My son went from only getting 2 hr stretches of sleep (3 occasionally) to sleeping 13 hr stretches the past 3 nights of using the snoo.
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And that's understandable: It's a three-hour epic about Christianity, with long stretches of dialogue in Japanese, and even longer stretches with very little dialogue at all.
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One episode rolls into the next, and a show's good stretches (of which New Girl has many) and bad stretches (of which New Girl has many) start to blend together.
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Asymmetrical and eclectic, it is an arched and suspension bridge in one; it has no pillars or visible supports, although it stretches over one of the widest stretches of the Seine.
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But you should make sure you're moving (think: "bend and release" stretches and dynamic movement-based warmups) during your pre-workout stretches, not just holding them for an extended period of time.
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She really stretches her voice for that it's worth here.
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Trump's new audience stretches beyond Washington and the United States.
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Without the countdown of feet and minutes, stretches were immeasurable.
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Syrians displaced as the war stretches into its seventh year.
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In the distance a funnel stretches from sky to ground.
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The waiting period to get one already stretches into November.
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"Every team goes through tough stretches," goaltender Carey Price said.
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And you can tell stories over long stretches of time.
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She stretches her arm out until it resembles a serpent.
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Russia's attempted enforcement of the ban stretches far and wide.
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Blockchain enthusiasts stress that its potential stretches far beyond finance.
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Except that this dishonorable period stretches into very living memory.
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Her waitlist of interested potential residents stretches into the hundreds.
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They spend long stretches apart to work on side projects.
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As the band stretches out over time, tighten the setting.
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China's military influence stretches well beyond the base in Djibouti.
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The skin around her eyes stretches significantly as she pulls.
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Some of the toughest stretches of basketball I've ever had.
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They also spent long, disruptive stretches in prison and exile.
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An espresso line stretches 45 minutes long for lavender lattes.
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There were long stretches of hallway without any brand activations.
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She weighs in at 6 pounds and stretches 17 inches.
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You work at companies for long stretches at a time.
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And then five to 10 minutes of stretches every day.
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" He added, "I have, at times, for stretches of time.
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NATO's Article 5 principle stretches beyond attacks on the homeland.
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"This majority stretches across state and party lines," she said.
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And its impact stretches over decades, well beyond Trump's presidency.
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Maryland was having problems with the ball for long stretches.
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It will abandon whole plots for long stretches of time.
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There were stretches without solid scoring chances with tight checking.
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Matter Our genes are not just naked stretches of DNA.
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"I thought we had stretches," Chicago coach Fred Hoiberg said.
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Other stretches are spooky and full of blurred, ruined grandeur.
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It stretches out before that country like an endless sea.
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Now Dollar Shave Club's competition stretches beyond Gillette and Schick.
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The process, in other words, stretches into the late 2020s.
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"Waxing stretches your skin, and there's no precision," she said.
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The dispute stretches back to 2010 when Oracle filed suit.
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They are vast stretches of open countryside and large towns.
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It weathers poor stretches and then crushes souls and dreams.
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The higher the line stretches upward, the larger Democrats' advantage.
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They lined desolate stretches of highway and packed city squares.
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In uneven tendrils, the blood stretches down the white fabric.
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The line stretches outside the station and onto the street.
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Mr. Oreskes's career in journalism stretches back some 40 years.
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She ties up her hair, puts on a hat, stretches.
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I run on the treadmill and do weights and stretches.
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But beyond that wall, a largely uncontrollable wilderness stretches out.
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Chito takes off his shoes and stretches out his feet.
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The days blended together as she slept for long stretches.
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And grit and resolve can persevere through stretches of entropy.
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What It's Good for: Stretches hips, glutes and lower back.
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What It's Good for: Stretches your core, shoulders and hips.
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Ms. Huffman's career in Hollywood stretches back to the 1970s.
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And Jay looks at these collaborative moments like yoga stretches.
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Today you can see the sand, vast stretches of it.
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Ms. Tharp's relationship with the troupe stretches back even further.
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The money stretches further because MobileMed relies heavily on volunteers.
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Mr. Oreskes's career in journalism stretches back about four decades.
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For Sudanese, the road to full democracy still stretches ahead.
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It rather stretches credulity to believe this was an oversight.
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The Congo basin rainforest stretches across six central African countries.
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Siblings, for example, share many long, identical stretches of DNA.
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It spends vast stretches with supporting characters without developing them.
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Then her husband - often absent for long stretches - abandoned her.
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Three devastating stretches of games particularly doomed the 2019 Mets.
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Nearby, I spotted this poster displaying suggested stretches for drivers.
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Entire stretches of German waterfronts are designated as nudist beaches.
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For some black families, including White's, monitoring stretches across generations.
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"Sometimes you go through rough stretches like this," Duda said.
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Its opposition to action on climate change stretches back decades.
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"I've had stretches like this even this year," he said.
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Jake Allen, the starting quarterback, stretches in the locker room.
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For long stretches, there were no applause lines at all.
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Ms. Paulos stretches out her arms and closes the door.
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Sometimes longer stretches of the intestine were bypassed, sometimes shorter.
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Long stretches of the debates turned into repetitive rhetorical sludge.
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From the blast site, a field of palmettos stretches nearby.
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It sort of opens it up and stretches it out.
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He also does drills, lifts weights and stretches at home.
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More remarkable, there were even longer stretches of multicultural peace.
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Still, when the kitchen stretches to Italy, nice things happen.
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Stretches of Verdi's miraculous score had élan, color and clarity.
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SUE Recuperation (and other solitary stretches) call for immersive reading.
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Staff members gather for yoga stretches before the dinner shift.
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The screen stretches across the entire front of the phone.
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Brandon Washington, our instructor, led seven incredibly fit-looking participants, mostly women in their 30s, through a sequence of individual stretches: toes against the wall for a calf stretch, lunges, supine hip-opening stretches.
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It's not rare for companies as a whole to have down stretches and up stretches, and the fact that Apple is falling now doesn't mean they can't rise to new heights in the future.
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Marea also stretches a route south of most existing transatlantic cables.
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Mr. Scanlon said that usually did not happen for long stretches.
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High cattail grass borders water that stretches almost to the horizon.
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Here in the void, the scream stretches into the infinite. Right?
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During commercial breaks, I find myself doing handstands and straddle stretches.
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It stretches in the lobby and practices jumping on the counter.
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At highway speeds, it stretches out its wheels for optimal stability.
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And there were long, dull stretches to wait around between races.
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You're right in that this problem stretches back a long time.
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Chrome's spat with Symantec stretches back over more than a year.
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"Then I do some stretches for another 20 minutes," he says.
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But Bezos' ambition stretches far beyond sending tourists to suborbital space.
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More stretches: Dr. Dole leaned on a table, extending a treat.
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Helen aka Elastigirl (voiced by Holly Hunter) stretches in Incredibles 2.
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Notably, Biden's lead stretches into states where Sanders has structural advantages.
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The Washington Post reported that the line stretches out the door.
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Some bridges and some stretches of road were closed in NRW.
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So most fitness experts currently advise against static stretches before exercise.
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However, the week should contain good stretches of much-needed sunshine.
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Kayla spends large stretches of the movie completely trapped in herself.
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The 13.3-inch screen stretches to the edge of the chassis.
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I run three miles on the treadmill and do some stretches.
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I do some light stretches and grumpily get ready for work.
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The Drakensberg is a mountain range which stretches over 600 miles.
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There's just one frog, and it's often gone for long stretches.
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Among the options are cardio, strength training, yoga or simply stretches.
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In New Mexico, stretches of the Rio Grande have gone dry.
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Hence why an indoor cycling class like Soul ends with stretches.
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Another service that stretches across platforms, devices and apps is PureSight.
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Gone will be the long stretches of dry and warm conditions.
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She stretches every dollar, cooking in a simple open-air kitchen.
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As your belly grows, that linea alba stretches to make room.
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There are long stretches of screen time that go on wordlessly.
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The hand stretches up and up, aiming for Bowie's prone body.
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The seven-day Labor Day travel period stretches from Wednesday, Aug.
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The Republican congressman's district stretches 820 miles along the southern border.
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Sometimes the line for Pink's stretches for more than a block.
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Half of all stretches can even be accomplished by sitting down.
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Which, at Made in America, stretches itself further into something defiant.
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If you include "Hotline Bling," Views stretches out over 81 minutes.
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There are stretches of hazy, wayward chords spiked with unnerving clusters.
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Sadly, Mississippi's shadow now stretches to the land of King David.
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Gallup's presidential polling only stretches back to the Truman administration, however.
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He stretches pop structures with repetition that grows devotional, obsessive, hypnotic.
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The young players seemed most at home in forward-driving stretches.
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Finally, the GOP plan stretches into Medicare and Medicaid as well.
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At the beginning, Sherry suggested ankle pumps and a few stretches.
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Defenders Fleitz's relationship with Bolton stretches back more than a decade.
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Similar preparations are underway across other stretches of the southwestern border.
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It's about 4,000 feet deep, and stretches almost 3 miles wide.
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The eponymous Grand Staircase, meanwhile, stretches far beyond the monument's boundaries.
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Monaco is tiny: It stretches across less than one square mile.
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Charleston's Southern charm stretches beyond its colorful buildings and historic roots.
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Those long stretches of my commute are pretty tedious, after all.
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Washington (CNN)Partisanship stretches to virtually every corner of American politics.
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The issue stretches back to the earliest days of the administration.
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Polling stretches over two days, ending at 1900 GMT on Monday.
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Actually, the ice stretches far beyond what the eye can see.
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Two more stretches of highway with the system will open soon.
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Between the genes that encode proteins are long stretches of DNA.
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Political wrangling over the project stretches back more than a year.
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Midway through the availability, the Bucks' line stretches 22016 people long.
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Electrifying the plate stretches the drop, allowing the camera to focus.
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They play with looseness and intensity, emphasizing stretches of dynamic improvisation.
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It was among the best three-game stretches of DeRozan's career.
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Hatred of the LGBT+ community stretches beyond the grime music world.
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Its scaly body stretches around two feet long, tail not included.
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The game is hard and you go through stretches like this.
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On a third day, the same stretches were all done dynamically.
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They wouldn't give me food for stretches of 7-8 days.
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So when the hellbent stretches came, the effect was truly terrifying.
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It stretches around the globe and dates back through all time.
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My life is planned in two-year stretches because of DACA.
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Black Mirror is about seeing how far technology stretches human emotions.
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It stretches back decades and encompasses nearly every significant record label.
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She stretches out in bed with John Lennon and Yoko Ono.
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Paraffin-thinned color stretches over the canvas; bodies dissolve into background.
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Their eyes measure how far the wall stretches into the sea.
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Long stretches of pristine beaches draw Romans to the village today.
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Long stretches of his score channel a doomy, goth-rock energy.
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There are long stretches of spoken dialogue in Spanish and English.
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Michael McCaul's district, which stretches east from Austin to Greater Houston.
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They connected short stretches of railway across their border that year.
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And are those long stretches of militaristic-sounding marches bitterly ironic?
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A salt marsh off Little Neck Bay stretches to the north.
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DuckDuckGo constantly bumps into Google's business, which stretches far beyond search.
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We fear an invasion of the desert that stretches around Phoenix.
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Hitters go through certain stretches and this one is obviously challenging.
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During long stretches Mr. Lang's music adopts a Grand Guignol character.
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It stretches from the busy urban center to the old seaport.
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He stretches 12 feet, four inches long and weighs 998 pounds.
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Stretches of sand were renamed #TwitterBeach, Facebook Beach and Pinterest Pier.
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The district stretches from Atlantic City west to the Pennsylvania border.
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I'd spend the last stretches of each morning in mild delirium.
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That's something that stretches even the best minds to their limits.
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The stretches feel good and I know I'll be sore tomorrow.
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Certain stretches in the game we made the right defensive play.
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But Schmuhl and Buttigieg's relationship stretches back much further than most.
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The pool stretches 30 feet and has a chandelier hanging above.
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There are surging choral scenes, and stretches of captivating orchestral writing.
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For stretches, he does a lot of crouching, standing and watching.
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Monteverdi, though, was careful to avoid long stretches of uninterrupted recitative.
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For long stretches of "The Big Fella," Walsh takes center stage.
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But Trump and Kanye's relationship stretches back long before the election.
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Minnesota's first congressional district stretches across the state's entire southern border.
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The issue stretches up and down the supply chain for cars.
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In humans, a poop-filled bit of intestine stretches out slightly.
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We're in a muddy trench that stretches deep into the woods.
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The second page pulls back the view as she stretches, nude.
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The old logic used to be that you should start every workout with static stretches, which are stretches that are held still for a short period of time, like a quad stretch, or overhead triceps stretch.
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She stretches her arm out toward a water bottle on the bed.
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It stretches over 2503,000 square feet, with 11 bedrooms and 22 bathrooms.
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In the uppermost stretches of the Northern Hemisphere, it's already happening now.
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They&aposre the focus of debate that stretches back hundreds of years.
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Watch how he stretches Minnesota's defense to its absolute breaking point below.
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In this shoulder lock, she stretches the opponent's arm until he submits.
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Road access is improving slowly, as diggers clear stretches engulfed by landslides.
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Stretches: loosen neck and spine by bringing muzzle to hip, both sides.
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Sometimes the day stretches on as if he's still in a dream.
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It's long stretches of sidewalk, it's rolling lawns of an open park.
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GoPro's history with 21440-degree capture stretches back a couple of years.
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"He (Siakam) was carrying us there for lots of stretches," assessed Nurse.
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For me, the subtle, elusive stretches of the music are the strongest.
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This lack of idle talent stretches across the industry, including into management.
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But her influence now stretches beyond funny GIFs and a quirky catchphrase.
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He'd worked and lived in Los Angeles for a couple of stretches.
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A screen stretches under the entire windshield, but it's short and unobtrusive.
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It stretches from the coastal state of Paraiba deep into Amazonas state.
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L: Lexus's hood ornament and logo stretches the dimensions of an "L".
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And when it's this hot for long stretches of days, everybody suffers.
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The world stretches beyond Hackney Wick, and the same goes for nightlife.
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That flight stretches 19303,823 miles and takes 16 hours and 35 minutes.
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The line that becomes more pronounced as the belly stretches during pregnancy.
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The ensuing open space stretches along a long portion of the riverfront.
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There's a display that stretches from pillar to pillar across the dashboard.
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Instead of a light series of stretches, he preached transformation through suffering.
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Pokémon Quest's model is not conducive to long stretches of play time.
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After breakfast, I do some yoga stretches to help with my back.
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Other infrastructure stretches through southeast Asia, into Pakistan, and north to Russia.
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Wagner points to stone-carving as an example that stretches back millennia.
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Next, I turn to a handheld stopwatch to time my daily stretches.
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Get up and walk around, or do some stretches at your desk.
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The Yates family's history in American oil stretches back about a century.
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The Nahmads' business, which stretches across jurisdictions, is tailor-made for offshoring.
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It stretches to fit all smartphones and sits comfortably on your waist.
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She also struggled through the stretches with a class of young gymnasts.
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The Blue Ridge Parkway stretches 469 miles, through North Carolina and Virginia.
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But the fence abruptly ends in some places, leaving vast open stretches.
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Howard is unnerving, yet somehow noble, particularly in the film's early stretches.
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Name or not, the problem stretches far back in time, Clark said.
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Load on a handful of options and the Bentayga stretches toward $300,743.
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Ethiopian Airlines has a proud history that stretches more than seven decades.
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It stretches from high-profile presidential campaigns to little-noticed Congressional races.
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Pigeon pose stretches the hip flexors, and helps unlock fear and anxiety.
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The patient then moves into a position that stretches out that spot.
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While Denver still reached 11.93 points, the Kings showed stretches of improvement.
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Here the world's largest chemical park stretches out over ten square kilometres.
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Yet they tend to congregate around certain stretches of the political spectrum.
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These 10 stretches will loosen you up and improve your overall flexibility.
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Also, stretches of subdued, if taut, music provided relief from the frenzy.
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For lengthy, fascinating stretches, nothing will happen except one leg after another.
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You're always going to have good stretches and not-so-good ones.
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But the benefits of consciously working on diversity stretches beyond internal initiatives.
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Yellow lentils lace breakfast grits, cutting them the way chicory stretches coffee.
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For those wondering, Mr. Aoki does sleep, but not for long stretches.
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And her reach stretches beyond gender to other groups underrepresented in science.
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The two nations share a border that stretches over a hundred miles.
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Although this annual meteor shower stretches from around July 12 through Aug.
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Nate I think both of those states are real stretches for Clinton.
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The Sierra Nevada mountain range stretches along the eastern border of California.
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Stretches of water could yield millions of ounces of the precious metal.
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"It somewhat stretches credulity, let's put it that way," Hirono told Politico.
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Talk of a Sing Sing museum stretches back at least 20 years.
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A gear stretches its main spring, producing the hammering, forward-thrusting action.
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Ms. Cruz went through stretches of getting off drugs, her friends said.
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In other stretches, traditional steel fencing or low vehicle barriers were used.
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Expect stretches of white sand beach, designer shops and lots of yachts.
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Again, I kept at it— and started getting sober stretches in there.
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There are stretches of the fall that I don't really remember clearly.
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Our district…stretches from the Golden Gate Bridge to the Oregon border.
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There are stretches—days, weeks—during which I rarely consider her absence.
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He takes off his sunglasses and stretches his arms out to me.
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The plume from the fire stretches 1,000 miles into the Pacific Ocean.
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Outside on the terrace, the view of the city stretches for miles.
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And if the pain stretches into the winter, all bets are off.
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There are also stretches of galumphing humor that go on too long.
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This trail of icy detritus stretches for 3,000 miles behind the comet.
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What's a film in the series that stretches your definition of melodrama?
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On some flat stretches, we drove next to Amy for brief periods.
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But the music is carried by lyrical, melodic stretches in the violins.
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But the stretches of commentary and the performances both had their moments.
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The Americans provided logistics, while British divers navigated the most hazardous stretches.
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When disturbed, the bluegill stretches out its spines into perfect piercing position.
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What about it stretches a singer to the limits of her abilities?
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Like Morris, Anderson stretches the bounds of what a designer can be.
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Pull out the tray, and it stretches from 12.5 inches to 20.75.
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The monsoon period stretches until September, making recovery difficult for those affected.
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Law enforcement checkpoints are set up sporadically along stretches of open road.
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On the northern stretches of the Outer Banks, the damage appeared minimal.
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Huge stretches of the debate passed without him saying anything at all.
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They faced each other and went wordlessly through a series of stretches.
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Each had yearslong drug problems, cycling through stretches of using and sobriety.
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THE HOME OFFICE'S waiting room stretches the length and breadth of Britain.
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Because you also change length, your arm literally stretches, things like that.
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In formal wear, Mr. Ford stretches further, offering velvet and psychedelic jacquard.
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"I've been through stretches where I've thrown more than this," Reed said.
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Soon I was going 30-minute stretches without passing any other tourists.
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"I think this one really stretches credulity," the "Mad Money " host said.
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The catastrophes occur only when specific, vulnerable stretches of river are overmined.
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That's great if you didn't need your money for 211-year stretches.
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The vast stretches of bleached coral speak to oceans in deep trouble.
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The Congo Basin stretches into six countries in Central and West Africa.
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Leave him idling on the sidelines for protracted stretches of game time.
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But the 49ers couldn't pull away in what became several ragged stretches.
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But the world of New York theater stretches far beyond Times Square.
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It also stretches to argot -- the terminology that differentiates a particular group.
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Several long, wordless stretches arise during the film, all of them thoughtful.
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The surrounding decoration stretches and compresses to suit the ever-changing fenestration.
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The high levels discovered in the river's lower stretches were no surprise.
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No, no, and there are whole stretches that I have not seen.
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Clinton in wide stretches of the more conservative western half of the state.
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Now researchers could leave their wires in situ for long stretches of time.
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It stretches lashes thanks to a resin-and-polymer formula, elongating your fringe.
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A soccer field stretches out beneath the Westway in Shepherd's Bush, London, England.
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His generous hand stretches all the way to neighboring Pennsylvania and New York.
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When left undisturbed, the flame stretches upward, much like a developing storm cloud.
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It's 2200-inches tall with a screen that stretches to 230 inches diagonally.
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After a day spent running nonstop errands, unwind with these four simple stretches.
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I do five miles on the stationary bike and finish with some stretches.
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After winning the election, he said he'd be open to stretches of fencing.
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The installation stretches the length of the gallery, resembling a giant squid robot.
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He obviously makes us better because he stretches the power in our lineup.
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The industrial design is sleek with glass that stretches from edge to edge.
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Just being off your phone for long stretches of time calms you down.
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Coach Stan Van Gundy wants to rest Drummond for shorter stretches this season.
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No one was paid for long stretches; everyone was waiting to be evacuated.
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Google's AI empire stretches out a bit further, and Google reaps the benefits.
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While the narrative drags a bit in stretches, I couldn't put it down.
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So she stretches me in ways that without her, I couldn't be stretched.
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Sometimes a mental safety net stretches out when she might otherwise get hurt.
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Mahomes went through stretches, and then moved gingerly while throwing and delivering handoffs.
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For long stretches, the Knicks struggled to perform even the most menial tasks.
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Far from a recent phenomena, the origins of gay slang stretches back decades.
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So Struble knows what it's like to spend long stretches in the hospital.
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But the notion that Chinese leaders need Caixin as a weapon stretches credulity.
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But because that stretches over December and January, it's not a direct comparison.
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But that wait already stretches days, weeks or even months at certain ports.
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So it's better to play in bite sized chunks rather than long stretches.
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Friends naturally fall out of touch with me for long stretches of time.
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There's a shiny white panel that stretches across the top of the lid.
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Even lifeguards on the hardest-hit stretches of shoreline are wearing gas masks.
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My mind stretches to collapse trying to get around the breadth of it.
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Here is the average performance of major asset classes during those 15 stretches.
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With a young son and no job, the week stretches before her interminably.
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Hip hop's influence stretches far and wide, especially when it comes to beauty.
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What are your favorite warm-up routines or stretches that everyone should try?
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But he also endured frustrating stretches where he didn't even touch the ball.
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They may be attracted to a heritage that stretches back thousands of years.
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So much of this is embedded in a history that stretches back centuries.
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Such accountability stretches far beyond an obligation to secure someone's credit-card details.
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Its grille takes familiar proportions and stretches them in into a bulbous form.
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The fight over Trump's taxes stretches back before he was even elected president.
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The cover design is really phenomenal and stretches across the front and back.
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It's no secret that sitting for long stretches isn't great for your body.
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The border fence stretches into the ocean dividing Tijuana, Baja California, from California.
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The swing district stretches from north of Las Vegas through four rural counties.
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She stretches on the bed, like a huge cat, and then she yawns.
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This stretches the disparity between the haves and the have-nots even further.
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The music box breaks, and the world stretches out into the dark unknown.
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Treasury Secretary nominee Steven Mnuchin Mnuchin's portfolio stretches from Wall Street to Hollywood.
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"It stretches over 20 acres here of pines and tropical gardens," says Heyman.
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And the Mayo Clinic offers 10 basic stretches you can do every day.
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Pollution spills into the sea along stretches of Lebanon's often dramatic, hilly coastline.
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The Marcellus shale formation stretches underground across Pennsylvania and into several other states.
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It then gained fame by beating motorcycles in races across long sandy stretches.
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In another, she stretches on a boardwalk while four onlookers stare and laugh.
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But this influence stretches throughout Pierce's catalog in ways both textual and musical.
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And it seems this friendship knows no bounds — including vast stretches of ocean.
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After 20 minutes or so, he punctuated placid stretches with tightly managed eruptions.
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The wire stretches, becomes rigid, geometrical—pure plastic—it is the present era.
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You don't have to devote a lot of time to these stretches, either.
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The first phase of the project, which began in February, stretches 62 miles.
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To conclude otherwise stretches logic, common sense, and credulity to the breaking point.
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In fact, it has a long military history that stretches back several centuries.
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When those guys get in there, together, they've had some good stretches before.
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So, to believe that Biden asked Obama to sit it out stretches credibility.
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It stretches in a jagged line from northwestern Columbus to Cleveland's western suburbs.
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Our suit is really light, it stretches, it fits awesome, it looks cool.
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But the time horizon for our analysis stretches only into the early 2030s.
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But there are good stretches, and they are starting to outnumber the bad.
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The pier now stretches out 960 feet, with an arcade in the center.
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Gomes has been mired in a slump that stretches back to last year.
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A stray cat rises from a nap, stretches and trots off to hunt.
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Eating fuels hunger, a devil's full belly flattening as milk stretches her breasts.
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A bridge with artificial turf stretches the entire length of the main hall
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Queue for Hagrid’s now stretches through Seuss to Port of Entry.
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In other dishes, Mr. Cunanan stretches tradition to wrap it around local ingredients.
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After a couple of light stretches, I set off on a light jog.
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The bill, which stretches hundreds of pages, contains a handful of notable provisions.
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This is Taliban territory, and it stretches to the horizon in every direction.
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Its 2600 degree Celsius surface stretches like an egg from its nearby sun.
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Senate Democrats have vowed to oppose any measure that stretches into next year.
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To conclude otherwise stretches logic, common sense and credulity to the breaking point.
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In every direction lay peril: some leads frozen, some stretches of open water.
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It stretches more than 10 light-years across, and it is constantly growing.
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The kale stretches towards the sun as it sets over the Separation Wall.
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My wife, who is to my left, stretches out and accidentally bumps me.
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The story, by writer duo Siddharth-Garima, stretches on forever without saying much.
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"It's always tough being in stretches like this," the Lightning's Anton Stralman said.
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They're away from home, and from their families, for long stretches of time.
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But those were all just stretches, a limbering up for the big event.
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He claps his knees together and stretches his fingers out overtop of them.
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Every time a receiver stretches out for a compromising ball, they're risking everything.
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With drawing, by contrast, he might spend long stretches working on one detail.
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Most of us in America are inexperienced in going long stretches without resupplying.
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After passing the Bab el Mandeb strait, the road stretches along the seashore.
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That's just the first part of a long narrative that stretches for decades.
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Mr. Aitken's camera takes in vast stretches of barren terrain and highway cloverleafs.
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Or else, a bit less often, in stretches of pre- or postcoital discourse.
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But Mr. Graham's legacy stretches beyond his public influence to his personal integrity.
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Truckers drive here along the trade corridor that stretches from Zimbabwe's eastern border.
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Many I.R.A. members served time in prison during the Troubles, sometimes long stretches.
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The Jewish coming-of-age ceremony stretches to accommodate the new gender fluidity.
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What we get instead are long stretches of complacency followed by sudden panic.
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For example, should many stretches of the United States coastline be declared uninhabitable?
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Do you know any stretches or exercises I can use to fix it?
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That leaves long stretches of many subway lines off limits to wheelchair users.
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Its A.H.C. line of products stretches from moisturizers to eye creams to sunblock.
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The legend, which features in both Christian and Islamic tradition, stretches back centuries.
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The snowy landscape in "Aga" stretches on forever, like an ocean of white.
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Large stretches of the riverbed could be left dry for days or weeks.
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Tourists can bypass these long stretches now, flying into the major cities instead.
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Mr. Bullock, 32, has spent long stretches in isolation at six different prisons.
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This cycle stretches the problem over a current total of 62 competitive districts.
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"We've had stretches where we would get scored on every game," Nielsen said.
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The Treasury Department stretches its finances based on tax receipts and spending outlays.
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The spacecraft will have to take care of itself for stretches of time.
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Mr. Cheek, for example, starts his routine with a variety of relaxed stretches.
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The smell of incense permeated the stone plaza, which stretches two city blocks.
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I think there were stretches where just they had more energy than us.
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School and census records indicated he lived for stretches in Tennessee and Arkansas.
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In between, a glistening gunpowder blue body stretches up to four feet long.
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The path is variegated and flexible and often stretches across multiple media platforms.
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It stretches across the whole chest and the side of a patient's body.
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Not the long kind of dying that stretches on for months or years.
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Vacant lots filled stretches of Columbus Avenue near her family's apartment, she recalled.
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Make deep breathing, stretches and other relaxing exercises part of your preslumber routine.
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They will hit densely populated areas as well as rural stretches of coastline.
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It stretches and wraps over your shoulders and feet and nothing else compares.
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Everything stretches; there was a ton of hidden snaps and double stick tape.
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I don't know if this stretches across EgyptAir flights or was an anomaly.
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Stretches of his 15-minute, three-movement score come alive with jazzy energy.
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Still, the Winter Show is a broad affair, and stretches beyond decorative arts.
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The story of tech's ascent in New York stretches back nearly two decades.
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Bullock scored 14 points and defended the Rockets' James Harden for long stretches.
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It was as loud as a samba venue, too–but only in stretches.
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That impact is transmitted to the knot, which stretches and relaxes in response.
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The entire National Harbor development along the Potomac River stretches about six blocks.
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Rebel-held territory stretches southwards before us, sovereign Ukraine back to the north.
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The practice of delegating authority from regulators to plane makers stretches back decades.
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But yes, the values have profoundly differed for many stretches of the relationship.
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Writing fiction is an exercise that stretches an author's imagination to its limits.
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Detainees are often denied the use of toilets for long stretches of time.
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It is the culmination of a trend that stretches back to the 1970s.
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No intersections, no pedestrians, no bicyclists, just long stretches of open (or congested) highway.
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But they couldn't contain Curry and the rest of the Warriors for extended stretches.
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That period proved to be one of the most difficult stretches of Hopkins' life.
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But the strength of the job market stretches back to before he took office.
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Which means that the universe is weirdly interdependent, even across vast stretches of space.
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You can use the "traction method," in which a penile extender stretches the penis.
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"I thought there were stretches we were good offensively," Panthers defenseman Keith Yandle said.
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But the inspiration for the project itself stretches back to the actor-singer's childhood.
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The highest peak in the Northeast, Mount Washington stretches 6,288 feet into the sky.
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Waking up is hard to do — but these stretches will make it much easier.
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"The problem with the Trump put is it stretches out the battle," said Harris.
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A woman stretches before Pop Sculpt class at Pop Physique in Baltimore on Feb.
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Dawn fails to arrive: night stretches out like "an endless ball of black thread".
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But the Federalist Society's influence on the judiciary stretches far beyond the high court.
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But her singing veered from purposeful phrases to stretches in which she seemed unsure.
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Maritime winds keep the nights cool, and the growing season typically stretches into October.
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And the play's final stretches are as quietly devastating as anything I've seen since.
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His children's school obligations would soon keep him away from them for longer stretches.
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Together, the aggregate reflective surface that Physically Sick stretches into is a mechanical delight.
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Over the past two decades, I have spent long stretches outside of the country.
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He stretches out his spindly fingers to beckon them into fresh temptation and debauchery.
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An encampment of homeless people stretches along a riverside bike path in Orange County.
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This dealbreaker factor stretches into punctuation and slang, signifiers for the very online, too.
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I tuned out multiple times during stretches discussing these topics, particularly the silver issue.
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This stretches the floor, creating the spacing that is the oxygen of most offenses.
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I was in shock; how could seemingly trivial exercises and stretches stop my pain?
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"Broad City" often stretches ordinary female and urban experiences to the point of absurdity.
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The coastline stretches from the Eastern Cape to the southern border of Kwazulu-Natal.
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The subject matter alone distances itself from the more irreverent stretches of Letterman's career.
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On a charge like that, people could do very, very long stretches in prison.
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Long stretches of charged silence fill her plays, lighting up the spaces between sentences.
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The building sits in the heart of one of New York's busiest retail stretches.
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Their incredibly loyal fan following, which stretches from London to Washington, D.C. to Hollywood.
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Others can stick around for longer stretches — we're talking months and years — if unaddressed.
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ISIS also lost control of stretches of the Syria-Turkish border to Kurdish forces.
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Below the newly built skyscraper, a concrete ramp stretches down into a dark basement.
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There's a ladder on the wall, which stretches farther than they can even see.
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But the largest failure of the Republican Party on healthcare stretches back to 2009.
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But much like the battle in this period war drama, Singh stretches proceedings interminably.
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I make a pot of coffee and do a few stretches while it brews.
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After all, Pai dissented from the most controversial of the Wheeler-era regulatory stretches.
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Wildlife observers estimate that the nest stretches five feet wide and three feet deep.
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In the photo, Felicity can be seen smiling as she stretches her tiny arms.
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She ran laps and did yoga stretches... including a handstand up against the wall.
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These stretches might have been fairly straightforward in the comfort of a fitness studio.
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But the notion that there was any actual "conversation" in those chats stretches reality.
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A brave man in swimming trunks stretches, facing the sun, goggles on his forehead.
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He curls into a ball, and then stretches out and roars like the Hulk.
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A crystal clear ocean stretches across much of the surface, spreading in every direction.
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Researchers discovered that pre-competition stretches reduced explosive power for up to 40 minutes.
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It stretches credulity that the former president and his Veep wouldn't talk about it.
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Town planning in Perth has become about connecting suburbs with long stretches of asphalt.
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It felt like whole stretches of the plot were cut out of the movie.
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They scream a story that stretches back well before the act of getting dressed.
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It has a depth of financial infrastructure that really stretches across the United Kingdom.
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A larger web of forensic links tying together Sandworm's earlier attacks stretches back years.
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The government has ceded control of stretches of land to Iran, Russia and Hezbollah.
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The district stretches from Marietta to Brookhaven, and from Milton to Sandy Springs, Georgia.
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Much of Kashmir is mountainous, as the Himalaya mountain range stretches into the territory.
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Today, it stretches from Eastern Orlando into the working class suburbs to the South.
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The fights often take years, with long stretches of waiting in between court decisions.
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But I could never make it past 1.5-mile binges in sporadic monthly stretches.
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This precisely notated, essentially 12-tone score includes stretches of improvisation, within given parameters.
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Asked why rural stretches of his country have no cellphone reception, he cited regulators.
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His voice sounds young, and he sometimes stretches out the sound of his vowels.
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Connaughton also stretches out his arm every night to help keep it in shape.
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That basic structure wisely stretches limited state resources as far as they will go.
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That network, which stretches across different regions of the brain, is constantly being updated.
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How do you kill time during the boring and quiet stretches of long flights?
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Remember: The total eclipse is passing through plenty of rural stretches of America, too.
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The need for encrypted cameras stretches far beyond the war-torn towns of Syria.
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During those long stretches, I start to feel like they've given up on me.
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Time in "Mister Monkey" stretches endlessly in every direction, pulling and threatening and beckoning.
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Speculation on whether Marlowe collaborated on the plays stretches back to the 18th century.
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The potential for dangerous weather stretches from Louisiana to Florida and north to Tennessee.
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"We don't want, let's say, the stretches of umbrellas and beach chairs," he said.
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It is arid for long stretches, seldom dealing with actual matters of the war.
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I go whole stretches of time without pausing to think: I have a disability.
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The vertical projection stretches her out, making her incredibly tall and even more elegant.
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He talks on the court incessantly, during knee stretches, on defense, running around picks.
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Here, the visitors dawdle a little over their stretches, passing exercises and sprinting drills.
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But at peak times, the commute stretches to an hour, according to Google Maps.
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He has started looking for a new job in case the shutdown stretches on.
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Several people in the audience shut their eyes and blissed out for whole stretches.
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The Yankees' defense, despite some uneven stretches, has remained solid despite all the turnover.
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The expectation of privacy problems stretches across many different types of technology and systems.
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We spend long stretches inside Aza's head, listening to these swift and unsteady thoughts.
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In some of the more rural stretches, Confederate flags still hang from front porches.
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Like other parts of the Holy Land, Gaza's history stretches back to ancient times.
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It currently stretches for 58 square miles, an area the size of Staten Island.
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Its pyramidal structure of correspondents, copy editors, moderators, and editors stretches across 193 countries.
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The rancor stretches back to at least 21, when Comcast tried to swallow Disney.
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Simple calf or leg stretches you can do while seated can help as well.
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At a doga class, dog owners assist their pets with different stretches and positions.
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I identified her by the purple half-moon scar that stretches across her abdomen.
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What's bad for your nervous system, in contrast, are long stretches of simmering stress.
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Once my hair is thoroughly moisturized, this stretches and dries my hair incredibly fast.
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San Diego State's offense struggled in stretches, shooting 22013 of 214 from the floor.
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" After working out at the gym, she stretches another "hopefully, 20 minutes, 30 minutes.
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"It is a phenomenon that stretches right across the region of Xinjiang," said Thum.
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Pasig River stretches for 15 miles and runs through five cities within Metro Manila.
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"It stretches out the breeding season much longer than it should," said Professor Jones.
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The Carwitham Plan stretches farther north than the earlier map and is more legible.
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The holidays are over and the barren wasteland of winter stretches ahead of us.
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That&aposs the mid-ocean ridge, which stretches over 37,000 miles across the globe.
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Nicholas Fandos, another congressional reporter, has been working stretches of up to 18 hours.
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Long stretches of time were eaten up as the candidates shouted over one another.
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In the age of digital banking, financial data now stretches way beyond traditional banks.
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Only recently has it become clear that the process stretches well into early adulthood.
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And an exquisitely painted fish net stretches across a gilded screen from around 1610.
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Its crimes against hundreds of victims of terrorism, mainly South Koreans, stretches back decades.
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Colorado Boulevard, a commercial strip that stretches into downtown Pasadena, is within a mile.
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It was one of the Bluejays' most complete 20-minute stretches of the season.
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Like many food legacies of this dynamic city, ours stretches back through the centuries.
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Finishing a book or a long article requires focusing for lengthy stretches of time.
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Now astronauts also do exercises, including yoga and stretches, that can protect spine health.
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Gawker case, it stretches the idea of what people usually think of as charity.
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Long spans of murmuring strings run through whole stretches of glowing, wistful slow movement.
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This category stretches from modern young adult "problem novels" to great classics of literature.
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He did not disclose his short stretches at Air Wisconsin or CommutAir while applying.
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It stretches from the downtown Greenwich Village neighborhood all the way uptown to Harlem.
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Stretches of the trail came back to me on a current of mysterious pleasure.
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In fullscreen, sometimes text can be formatted so that it stretches the entire screen.
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The Pearl River stretches from Mississippi to Louisiana, with Jackson sitting at the top.
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Mao Mountain, with its stretches of untouched land, stands as a monument to nature.
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I was bedridden for weeks with pneumonia and, for some stretches, had trouble breathing.
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St. Vartan Park, which stretches from First to Second Avenues, has playgrounds and courts.
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Price's voice is haunting when the song stretches out, flawless when it picks up.
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Here's the catch, though: People don't usually leave the internet for 10-day stretches.
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For the study, 20 male athletes were instructed to change up the stretches they did in their pre-workout warm up each day (static stretches one day, dynamic the next, and so on), so the researchers could note how it affected their performance.
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The race course involves some long and lonesome stretches over bridges, and some neighborhoods are quieter than others, but there are also long roaring stretches throughout, with people three or four deep at the police barricades, screaming and clapping and high-fiving strangers.
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As he took the field for stretches on Friday, the horde of fans cheered him.
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The relationship starts with babies, who use Cheerios like Bitcoin, and stretches into old age.
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It quickly creates a 3D mask and stretches the animation over the mask to fit.
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The U.S. economy is enjoying one of its longest stretches of growth in modern history.
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But the persistence of lynching goes beyond the private sector and stretches into the state.
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"Talks are very constructive, they are on the final stretches," one of the people said.
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During the polar winter , long stretches of time elapse with clear skies and weak winds.
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The main campus in Ithaca, with some 22,000 students, stretches across 745 acres (301 hectares).
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Anton and Mike Stoltz have been in LA longer, but have lived for stretches elsewhere.
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It's happening on that thin strip of land that stretches for miles into a bay.
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It's the unconfident narcissism of young people that stretches way beyond this extremely narcissistic scene.
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Topsail is a barrier island that stretches 26 miles along the coast of North Carolina.
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A deposit-guarantee scheme that stretches across the euro zone would encourage cross-border consolidation.
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While on the beam, he appeared to be doing stretches and even crunches at times.
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On slow days, drivers frequently work long stretches of time making less than minimum wage.
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Charlie and Harper are marooned in the extended childhood that now stretches after college graduation.
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Rousey often uses a long stick to help maintain posture and improve balance during stretches.
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This thread-and-fabric formula stretches to poetry, politics, protest, confession, commemoration, and cultural history.
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But the Genoa disaster also carries a warning that stretches well beyond the country's borders.
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It's an apocalyptic landscape that stretches out before us here, almost in a lunar fashion.
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The vagina stretches when you are aroused, so sex is much more pleasurable and easier.
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I remember my father being gone for long stretches when he was detained without trial.
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About half of the CETA text, which stretches to 1,598 pages, is devoted to "reservations".
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Most archaeologists believe the evidence of controlled fire stretches back no more than 790,000 years.
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The order stretches over a 20 year span and mandates bi-annual independent privacy audits.
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" "The alternative is to spend more and more money on lawyers, which stretches things out.
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The megacity stretches over 250 square miles and was an impressive feat of urban planning.
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Ahead, find a gallery full of sandy stretches, azure waters, clear skies, and tropical lodgings.
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This stretches the leather permanently but doesn't mean you'll end up with stuff falling out.
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Polling stretches over two days, from 1100 GMT on Sunday until 1900 GMT on Monday.
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That's one of the main reasons his staffers often don't see him for extended stretches.
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The state's south is part of an industrial corridor that stretches from Aguascalientes to Querétaro.
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Apart from brief stretches in Wakayama, his father's hometown, Gozo grew up in western Tokyo.
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These stretches can energize, de-stress, and help you achieve optimum Om in the office.
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IRONGATE, meanwhile, only stretches to 2012, judging by the compile dates of the malware samples.
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Egypt is profoundly repressive and the happy talk from supporters of the regime stretches credulity.
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The two working stretches can divert 21bn tonnes of water annually from south to north.
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The bridge stretches for 430 metres between two cliffs and hovers 300 metres above ground.
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The scene stretches over three minutes of wordless action, men feeding and falcons being fed.
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The ultra-modern home stretches over 20,000 square feet on 2 acres overlooking Biscayne Bay.
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The rains represent only the beginning of the monsoon season, which stretches on until September.
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Since the storm, its oil slick stretches over eight square miles on an average day.
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She's strange, loud, and so animated her grin stretches around the room and back again.
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BE's signature sound, as the band typically stretches out to twice this length, sometimes longer.
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The Anglo fascination with Indian burial lands stretches back at least to the eighteenth century.
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Northern Syria (CNN)The rutted road stretches into the distance across the plains of Hasakah.
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Nahuel Huapi stretches across two million acres of lakes, rivers, beaches, glaciers, mountains and waterfalls.
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By sea legs, we mean the ability to adorably splash about and do goofy stretches.
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Certainly, it stretches beyond ambition, with its advances into music technology, numerology and song structures.
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North Carolina held a 43-37 halftime lead, though the Wildcats had several strong stretches.
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Percha's legend stretches back hundreds of years but her popularity shows no sign of diminishing.
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The focus of the WebGL engine stretches from configuring 3D models to running entire games.
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It starts with Syrians inside Isis territory and stretches across the border into southern Turkey.
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It has a new edge-to-edge OLED display that stretches from corner to corner.
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The viewers inhabit a spectrum that stretches toward the past while facing toward the future.
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Calling what Lady Gaga did a political statement stretches the term to its breaking point.
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The stretches of sand beaches are populated largely by elderly dog walkers, joggers, and families.
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Here are some suggested stretches for hikers, which apply just as well to pokémon catching.
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He compares it to heart failure, when the muscle stretches and becomes nonfunctional over time.
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I'm a big fan of restorative yoga, which is all about long-held, gentle stretches.
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Beijing's political support for Pakistan stretches back decades and is notably less fickle than Washington's.
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Endless stretches of different shades, kissed by the sun and the rain, humming with energy.
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There are several technical challenges remaining in getting Aquila to reliably fly 90-day stretches.
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The district stretches for 102 miles across six counties that includes the Jackson metro area.
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Another artist who stretches the boundaries of when we're allowed to laugh is Daniel Sloss.
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Google and Amazon have officially ended a video streaming war that stretches back to 2015.
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Drones, rippling figures and squiggly inner voices ran through whole stretches of the instrumental writing.
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But the idea that Nominee Kasich emerges from that scenario stretches credulity to breaking point.
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In the northern stretches of the reef, the mortality rate was closer to three-quarters.
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Walk between buildings on the High Line, an elevated park in Manhattan that stretches for
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Waterfront Park stretches along the Cooper River and is filled with fountains and incredible scenery.
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The terminal stretches across five floors and 700,000 square meters (about 7.5 million square feet).
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When we have long stretches together, it feels like a special occasion the whole time.
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Sleeping in two-to-three-hour stretches for months on end really takes a toll.
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We would drink protein shakes in case we had long stretches of drives without food.
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Stretches of the fence will give electric shocks to anyone who tries to climb it.
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Doggett represents Texas's 35th Congressional District, which stretches from parts of San Antonio to Austin.
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A string of luxurious retreats stretches from Goa to the Himalayas, promising wisdom and renewal.
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But for long stretches, those concerns took a back seat to a focus on crime.
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They were made from an ingredient and a cheap thing that stretches the ingredient out.
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The main house stretches over 23,000 square feet and has been carefully renovated and restored.
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There were long stretches of time when Hal didn't do anything but monitor the board.
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Space stretches away from the puny pool of a smartphone flashlight into echoing, fathomless darkness.
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Granduciel has always written dynamic, propulsive melodies that beg for long stretches of good road.
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And, once you get your heart rate going, cool down with these post-cardio stretches.
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The Rangers dominated long stretches of play in the second, but Gibson kept it even.
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The slow movement is the gem of the piece, with stretches of dreamy, pensive music.
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For stretches, the tunnel is only four feet high, forcing us to squat and waddle.
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But now the rhythm of the day has changed and the working day stretches later.
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So, to borrow your words, it stretches credulity to conclude that collusion didn't take place.
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The latter of which is unsurprising considering their lineage stretches back to one Elias Earl.
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No one else repeatedly stretches our sensibilities with two-song releases every 6-12 months.
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It's essentially a bottomless toy box that stretches as far as the imagination can go.
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The Woman sings mostly in long-spun lyrical phrases, with stretches of quasi-spoken dialogue.
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Navigation along stretches of the Danube in Hungary has been halted or was significantly slower.
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Apart from them and two kayakers, we had the water to ourselves for long stretches.
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Kinderkamack Road, which stretches up to the New York state line, is the main drag.
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Today's class is a great vinyasa flow, finishing off with some stretches and restorative poses.
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I run a few miles, do pullups, pushups, sprints, and finish with weights and stretches.
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Mr. Ortiz said Mr. Parker was often admitted to hospitals for long stretches of time.
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This book stretches across 92 tunes and 11 CDs, each disc featuring a different ensemble.
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For years, the tension continued, sometimes in quiet stretches, lately in a series of detonations.
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Between those long stretches, there are sections that, while never uninteresting, are somewhat less successful.
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What It's Good for: Stretches the top of your thigh (quadriceps) and hip flexor muscles.
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They are prone to funks like this, stretches when their normally liquid offense gets chunky.
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As the shutdown stretches on, the impact on wildlife in the parks becomes more severe.
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The Corridor Project now stretches across Mozambique and has been extended to Malawi and Zimbabwe.
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During some of those unsteady stretches, she slept on the floor of an aunt's apartment.
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Each one looks for the presence of two or three short stretches of viral genes.
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" We wound down with Beyoncé's "Halo," and stretches were done to The xx's "Loud Places.
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Whole stretches felt like teeming, sorrowful reflections of the human tragedy that inspired Mr. Larcher.
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The dark synergy of extreme weather and emboldened pests could imperil vast stretches of woodland.
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The Dingo Fence stretches about 3,500 miles, from eastern Queensland to the South Australia coastline.
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For whole stretches, a viewer could almost forget the pandemic shutting all of us inside.
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On a lighter note, how did you survive shooting for long stretches on Bondi Beach?
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Sick pay only stretches to a maximum of £450 for couriers, or £1,103 for drivers.
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By midday, most bridges in the province, which stretches southwest toward Hainan Island, were closed.
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Break off a corner and the cheese inside oozes and stretches, refusing to let go.
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The public appears to have similar doubts, and its skepticism stretches across the political spectrum.
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The event created the Emeishan Traps, a massive basaltic formation that stretches across southwest China.
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It's strewn with anthemic moments, but they always spiral out into stretches of near-chaos.
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"Operation Crucible" dares to leave us — and them — in the dark for stretches of time.
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The head count was reduced to four during brief stretches in 2009, 2010, and 2014.
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A place whose history stretches back to the 22s is full of old, repurposed buildings.
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Pass the ball five or six times and make the Warriors defend for longer stretches.
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It's a museum that both stretches "gay" and resists "normal," and for that it's invaluable.
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But the real magic lies in the exquisite emotional suspense that stretches throughout this novel.
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According to the ship's builder, Fincantieri, it stretches 278 meters long and 38 meters wide.
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Once the fall starts, the graph moves along to the left until the bungee stretches.
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The wall does not have to cover remote, impassable stretches of the border, he said.
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The Bruins (5-3) suffered through their third game with long stretches of offensive inefficiency.
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The park stretches from 77th to 81st Streets, between Central Park West and Columbus Avenue.
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Right-wing parties are already in power across vast stretches of eastern and central Europe.
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Like Beckham, he has been criticized and condemned, fiercely, for long stretches of his career.
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While he has restrained himself for brief stretches, his penchant for punching eventually reasserts itself.
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There were long stretches of our career where I felt Sara dwelled on meaningless things.
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There were plenty of legitimate things to argue about, and for stretches this actually occurred.
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You are startled by their actual presence while speeding sleepily down remote stretches of road.
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The long structure stretches for 9,000 light-years total and measure 400 light-years wide.
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"If someone is sound asleep when it's time to do stretches we'll leave them sleeping."
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Although the film has long, engaging stretches, there is something slightly unsatisfying about the whole.
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Handel's strength comes from the part of the district that stretches into northern Fulton County.
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There was just one server, who, though warm and friendly, disappeared for disconcertingly long stretches.
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The Islamic State's control of Mosul and the nearby area separated families for long stretches.
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Even with the facts on his side, the President still at times stretches the truth.
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And Sunday, an enhanced risk (level 3 out of 5) stretches from Atlanta to Cleveland.
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In some stretches the show is dominated by black-and-white photographs, with occasional color.
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The chairs in the dining room are oversized and the fireplace stretches two stories high.
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Apple's current rally stretches from its June low when it bottomed at just below $181.
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The lot stretches across almost 9,000 square feet of space, including a huge open backyard.
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Henry Cuellar, a conservative Democrat whose district stretches from the Southern border to San Antonio.
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But she now grabs stretches of writing time in her publisher's office or in cafes.
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Get up and walk around, or do some quick stretches at your desk, Robertson says.
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One time I was kayaking off the north Norwegian coast that stretches approximately 1800 kilometers.
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Will Hurd, which stretches from the San Antonio suburbs west to just outside El Paso.
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Wake up, get in a 15-minute workout of air squats, push-ups and stretches.
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A dark synergy of extreme weather and emboldened pests could imperil vast stretches of woodland.
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He's only tweeted about "drug prices" four times this year, staying silent for long stretches.
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It simply reads "Our Confederate Dead," and behind it stretches a field of Confederate graves.
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Here in Sasabe, Arizona, this steel see-through fence stretches for several miles, but as you approach the end of town, it abruptly comes to an end like these border fences often do as it stretches out into rugged, remote terrain in the Arizona desert.
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The state's fire season now stretches later into the fall and starts earlier in the spring.
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I have hiked incredible stretches of crystal clear trout streams guarded by tall pine and spruce.
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For cool-down stretching, I love to incorporate seal and cat stretches to keep back flexibility.
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And repeatedly stretching your hamstrings can help you work up to more advanced stretches, like splits.
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Atop it stretches a piece of white gauze with a blue line painted down the middle.
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The bombardment by Syrian and Russian warplanes has obliterated stretches of eastern Aleppo in recent months.
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In one scene, a flying Charles Wallace stretches out a small hand to stroke Winfrey's cheek.
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Stanford stretches across 8,180 acres, making it one of the largest college campuses in the world.
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The highly anticipated special issue has become a platform that stretches far beyond celebrating women's bodies.
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The Appalachian Trail, better known as the AT, stretches about 2,175 miles along the eastern US.
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Drizzle patters down on the concrete of the courtyard that stretches out in front of us.
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According to the AP, Kulin's career also included stretches as a commercial fisherman and ice driller.
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While the recovery began last week, large stretches of computer systems remain encrypted by the attackers.
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It stretches for 277 miles and could date as far back as 70 million years ago.
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Eventful periods seem, in retrospect, to have passed slowly, whereas humdrum stretches will have sped by.
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The iPad Pro has been completely redesigned with a screen that stretches from edge to edge.
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His drug enterprise stretches throughout North America and reaches as far away as Europe and Australia.
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The archipelago stretches along the Pacific Ocean's "ring of fire", which has around 130 active volcanoes.
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The PG&E blackout region stretches from south of San Jose to areas north of Eureka.
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I'm hoping I have more energy once Alex gets older and starts sleeping for longer stretches.
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The Z6's native ISO stretches up to 51,200, which is above the Z7's 25,600.
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Dunham stretches Hannah's shock through a wide-eyed reaction and awkward hug between her and Joshua.
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So he asks Bailey (Chandra Wilson) for permission in front of the board which stretches incredulity.
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As it turns out, different types of cells squirrel away different stretches of DNA in nucleosomes.
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The list of Axel Springer's digital acquisitions, meanwhile, stretches to over 150 in the past decade.
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For this to happen in small stretches of genes is rare, about 1 in 10,000 births.
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His most important, that the CPP stretches the EPA's authority, is taken seriously by legal experts.
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City administrative offices were also closed, as were many schools and stretches of highways and streets.
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And the bass trombonist Douglas Purviance, whose tenure stretches back almost as long, is its manager.
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But he's also been guilty of putting Tyrion into a passive, ineffectual mode for long stretches.
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Built up with rocks and gravel, it stretches 200 meters from the shore into the Mediterranean.
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He was referring to the Permian basin, which stretches across western Texas and eastern New Mexico.
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The horses congregate on vast stretches of land, once green and lush, now dry and parched.
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The Arctic Ocean is just steps away, a white-covered plain that stretches to the horizon.
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But Naz also makes some slightly bigger errors, which can easily feel like major, major stretches.
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Stretches of DNA from three of the teeth clearly matched up against the Salmonella enterica genome.
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Sunday's events took place at one of the stretches where there is a physical border barrier.
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In southern Illinois, that stretches out to two minutes and 41.6 seconds, nearly 35 percent longer.
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It has a super-high-resolution screen that stretches to nearly the edge of the device.
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There are long stretches where I was just leaning back, watching this real-time movie unfold.
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Dynamic induction, the wireless charging of moving vehicles, could also be useful for stretches of highway.
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He added the CFTC will explore actions it could take if the delay stretches on longer.
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The seat stretches from Minnesota's western to eastern border at the southern edge of the state.
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A 19km bridge stretches across the Kerch strait, linking Crimea to the Russian mainland (see map).
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The art of the debate night one-liner seemed lost for long stretches of the contest.
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Now, Moretz recognizes that positivity stretches much further than negativity, so avoiding public feuds is best.
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If an octopus wants to make a portion of its arm brown, it stretches those muscles.
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Its website now incongruously shows a sleek blockchain logo alongside large stretches of a tea plantation.
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On Thursday, Khloé Kardashian shared a new photo to Instagram that stretches the limits of adorable.
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One of the original highways in the U.S., Route 66 stretches from Chicago to Santa Monica.
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The tool also stretches back to visualize daily online activity levels from August to present day.
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Gymnasts, for example, have to do splits and other extreme stretches to compete at elite levels.
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Incredibly, so far stretches of the bike lanes are costing over 1,000 percent more than expected .
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He'd seen gate systems go down for stretches of 15 minutes or half an hour before.
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In some third world countries, or during long stretches of military deployment, they're just not available.
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Most of the time, there is a line to buy tickets that stretches around the corner.
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Click here to view original GIFVisualization of Titan's largest sea, Kraken Mare, which stretches 680 miles.
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But many who were behind bars for long stretches are finding themselves without a support system.
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Before it, a patchwork of tiny green farms stretches across the valley floor like a carpet.
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Dubbed Faster, the cable stretches about 5,600 miles from Oregon to two landing points in Japan.
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James joins a group of youngsters and attempts to keep up with their stretches and cartwheels.
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After quiet stretches, especially in Weeks 1 and 2, that group has woken up of late.
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The need to communicate and cooperate stretches to external clients, counterparties, and infrastructures such as SWIFT.
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Instead he stretches out the dough for the base using a technique called schiaffo or slap.
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It sounds like a stereotypical SXSW nightmare, I admit: rookie buzz band stretches themselves too thin!
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During his hot stretches, 50-footers and 10-footers felt equally destined to find the hole.
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These tiny chunks then form a stream of particles that stretches along the comet's orbital path.
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When it stretches out over years like it does with us, it's easy to lose it.
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Yoga blocks are great for passive neck, back, and shoulder stretches (if you're a keyboard jockey).
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Without a moment's hesitation he stretches out his arms and legs, and the crowd embraces him.
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Juan Martín del Potro, the 2009 United States Open champion, has missed extended stretches of play.
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Notre Dame, using a starting lineup with four seniors, was unsettled on offense during various stretches.
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During whole stretches, celebratory choral bursts seem to escape tugging strands of nervous, dark orchestra music.
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Other economists have warned the shutdown could trigger stagnation or a recession if it stretches longer.
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Modern Love Sometimes it's the uneventful stretches of marriage that can be the real stress test.
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In front of her, the equation stretches across multiple lines, taking up much of the surface.
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She stretches out and smokes a cigarette, writing in her notebook with an air of concentration.
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The building, which stretches for some 200m at street level, signifies the scale of China's ambition.
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The tension on the phone correlates with that of the elastic band as it stretches back.
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Evidence of the presence of Rohingya in Rakhine State—and of Muslims generally—stretches back centuries.
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"To me, it stretches logic and credulity to think that there was no impact," Clapper said.
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When one stands at the Zachęta stairs, to the left stretches Piłsudski Square — Warsaw's largest square.
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Goats outnumber human inhabitants 15-fold and they are munching stretches of Samothraki into a moonscape.
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"Grace" stretches over more than 30 years, including the unstable years immediately following the Civil War.
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But fans say the remaining stretches of the old road, if slower, are much more scenic.
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The list of VA scandals stretches from the East Coast all the way to the Pacific.
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Nicolas Winding Refn's "Drive" is, for long stretches, a meditative movie unconcerned with bombastic action sequences.
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A mass of heat stretches over the Pacific Ocean, reaching from Hawaii to Alaska and California.
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Serbian authorities also halted navigation along the Danube river after it iced up along some stretches.
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Her grandmother would reward herself for stretches of sobriety with a trip to the beauty parlor.
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Sentinel-1B's first data strip stretches 370 miles from 1°N degrees through the Barents Sea.
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As the residency stretches on, opening to the general public, the dynamic is sure to change.
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The Indian Ocean stretches into the distance wherever you look from any of our 1,192 islands.
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Even to import charcoal made from the sicklebush that grows in vast stretches across the island.
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That said, I do think it stretches belief a bit that Arya is apparently Brienne's equal.
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Can you imagine a contested scenario so long that it stretches out to a ballot vote?
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In some third world countries, or during long stretches of military deployment, they're just not available.
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But then I thought: no, why aren't there more, along even more random stretches of desert?
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He's since seen me through it all: stretches of unemployment, personal upheavals, and soul-crushing heartbreaks.
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We started off with basic stretches aided by the hammock, like leaning forward and leaning back.
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We ended the class by cocooning ourselves in the hammocks and doing gentle stretches inside them.
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The whole system stretches about 2,133 miles, from Alberta to Manitoba and then south to Texas.
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Too many stretches of dialogue are written in a declamatory, slow-moving style that becomes ponderous.
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But Subasic stretches and just gets a hand on it to swat it out of danger.
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Cars lined up bumper-to-bumper in our driveway and for long stretches down the street.
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Some of the world's most popular stretches of sand are already waging a war against physics.
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This massive speed bump stretches from near the beginning of the first volume to Page 219.
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" A seductive female leg, carved from wood, stretches out from a tree trunk — Allora & Calzadilla, "Untitled.
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The basic idea: When people are exposed to long stretches of extreme heat, they sweat more.
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The crowds have yet to return, which means visitors will have stretches of sand to themselves.
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We began at the barre with traditional warm-up combinations of pliés and tendus and stretches.
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With heavy rain and hailstorms, flash flood warnings were issued through large stretches of the state.
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For long stretches, Saroo is quiet and disconnected, unable to even understand the people around him.
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The slime stretches if you pull it slowly, but snaps if you pull it apart fast.
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The evening crawled by in two-minute increments, long stretches of boredom punctuated by strong emotion.
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It stretches nicely and feeds a lot of people, and is festive as the season demands.
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Some described being targeted by the account's followers, with angry and threatening comments, for long stretches.
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There are hints of neo-Classical Stravinsky, stretches of Baroque-like dance, a red-hot clarinet.
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The Dingo Fence stretches for about 3,500 miles, from eastern Queensland to the South Australia coastline.
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The Dingo Fence stretches for about 3,500 miles, from eastern Queensland to the South Australian coastline.
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Mr. McLean stood before the group and attempted to lead them through a set of stretches.
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Then in the second half there were stretches when it looked like a Syracuse highlight reel.
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The house was filled with politicians and relatives visiting from Puerto Rico, sometimes for long stretches.
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Storm-surge and hurricane warnings have also been issued for long stretches of the American coast.
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When a mass is on top of the bar, it moves down and stretches the springs.
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She's been written as a one-note character whose emotional range stretches from morose to angry.
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The flu season, which just began and stretches into winter, typically peaks during the coldest months.
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He ran the final stretches of the marathon with his lips curled into a gentle smile.
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The campus stretches from West 116th Street to West 120th Street off Broadway in Morningside Heights.
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Before long, Ms. Coulthard, 30, was traveling to see Mr. Pryor between long stretches of walking.
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B. stretches out her fat little arms and yelps as she waves them up and down.
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It might seem like that philosophy stretches beyond the scope of crossword solving, and it does.
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There have been only two five-year stretches now where each season featured above average snowfall.
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FIFTEEN-HUNDRED rubbish bins fill a room that stretches the length of an entire city block.
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However, the information unveiled in the documents, obtained by Insider, stretches far beyond Meghan&aposs letter.
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Honestly, there were long stretches of time when it felt like the handset would never arrive.
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And there is no radar coverage at all for weather over vast stretches of the oceans.
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Such a strategy staves off long stretches without laughs, but prevents getting much from the crowd.
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It is strong in video, where the action is, and teenagers stick around for long stretches.
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I drove west from the airport, through stretches of fields dotted with cactuses and longhorn cattle.
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Death Stranding takes the prototypical video game fetch quest and stretches it out to epic proportions.
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Ceiba, Puerto Rico (CNN)The stockpile of bottled water stretches down an unused runway in Ceiba.
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The snow accumulated, turned into ice, and preserved a record that stretches back thousands of years.
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The path stretches like a ribbon from the official NASA Solar Fest site in Madras, Ore.
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And on Sunday, an enhanced risk (level 3 out of 5) stretches from Atlanta to Cleveland.
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Pugh had a respiratory illness that kept her out of school for long stretches of time.
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This elaborate network stretches across Europe, and its associates support Kremlin political fronts such as Zeman.
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DARA SAKOR, Cambodia — The airstrip stretches like a scar through what was once unspoiled Cambodian jungle.
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It stretches across six central African countries (though more than half its trees are in Congo).
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The Central Valley stretches from Bakersfield, in the south, to Redding — not Sacramento — in the north.
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Joe: He then stretches the top part over the last and temporarily tacks it into place.
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The shingle beach, edged by wild green plants of all types, stretches toward a broad estuary.
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That way, you can tell whether all those shoulder stretches or Cobra poses are paying off.
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With the latest diet trend, no foods at all are allowed for long stretches of time.
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They tossed paving stones onto stretches of Nathan Road as police chased them with tear gas.
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Most obviously, intermittent access means that families have no connection at all for stretches of time.
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Babies will sleep for longer stretches as they ageAs babies mature, so will their sleeping pattern.
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Hogmanay, Edinburgh's New Year's celebration, stretches across four days and features plenty of music and fireworks.
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Songs of just a few lines tend to repeat and deepen for long stretches of time.
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Heavy snow in northern Colorado forced the closures of long stretches of Interstates 2850 and 2108.
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But the impact of Amazon on the regional economy stretches far beyond the direct employment effect.
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Samurai Jack is unafraid to go long stretches without any dialogue — sometimes entire 30-minute episodes.
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This embodiment stretches beyond the artworks exhibited in (Im)perfection to the show's curatorial approach itself.
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U.S.-backed forces in Syria and Iraq captured extensive stretches of that territory before Trump's election.
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The boys, who were given anti-anxiety medication, endured long stretches underwater, in bone-chilling temperatures.
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At a minimum, it stretches credulity to think Putin didn't at least know about these efforts.
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A true pioneer of the American compositional avant-garde, Ashley's work stretches logic and fogs genre.
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By temperament, he's an outlier—a loner, who for long stretches lived in plaintive upstate nowhere.
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Step 4: The dough is fed three times through a machine that stretches it even thinner.
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That legacy stretches back to Le Corbusier and Marcel Breuer, designers who helped shape the modern era.
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On the more beautiful stretches of road, I switched back to the more satisfying sensation of driving.
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The final seven episodes of Mad Men combined to form one of the show's strongest stretches ever.
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A main focus of the project is the mysterious light bar that stretches across the van's windshield.
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Breivik also wrote a manifesto to "explain" his actions, a document that stretches more than 1,500 pages.
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Look, it's just a hunch, but careering down long stretches of Australia's desert would be quite fatiguing.
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"Even when I'm walking or doing some stretches, I'm in a bit of pain, so adrenaline helps."
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West Nile season in the United States usually stretches from June through September, the Mayo Clinic says.
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Each patch of dough stretches horizontally under the rolling pin, separating exponentially quickly in two spatial directions.
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There's a long history of gerrymandering in this country, one that stretches back to the nation's founding.
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But as the game stretches into a third hour, AlphaGo claws its way back into the contest.
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Big rigs primarily operate on highways with long, straight stretches and (mostly) clear lane markers and signs.
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The US border with Mexico stretches 2,000 miles from the Pacific Ocean to the Gulf of Mexico.
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The revamped property is known these days as "Sycamore Valley Ranch" and stretches to around 2,700 acres.
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Nightlife on the coastal stretches of southwest England has never really recovered since the Dance Academy's closure.
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It's clear where the booklet stands on the issue, so much so that it stretches the truth.
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