Still, when the kitchen stretches to Italy, nice things happen.
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And there were long, dull stretches to wait around between races.
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The 13.3-inch screen stretches to the edge of the chassis.
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As your belly grows, that linea alba stretches to make room.
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Sadly, Mississippi's shadow now stretches to the land of King David.
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Washington (CNN)Partisanship stretches to virtually every corner of American politics.
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A salt marsh off Little Neck Bay stretches to the north.
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After breakfast, I do some yoga stretches to help with my back.
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It stretches to fit all smartphones and sits comfortably on your waist.
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It also stretches to argot -- the terminology that differentiates a particular group.
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It's 2200-inches tall with a screen that stretches to 230 inches diagonally.
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My mind stretches to collapse trying to get around the breadth of it.
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This is Taliban territory, and it stretches to the horizon in every direction.
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The Jewish coming-of-age ceremony stretches to accommodate the new gender fluidity.
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But at peak times, the commute stretches to an hour, according to Google Maps.
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This thread-and-fabric formula stretches to poetry, politics, protest, confession, commemoration, and cultural history.
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About half of the CETA text, which stretches to 1,598 pages, is devoted to "reservations".
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IRONGATE, meanwhile, only stretches to 2012, judging by the compile dates of the malware samples.
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Sick pay only stretches to a maximum of £450 for couriers, or £1,103 for drivers.
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For cool-down stretching, I love to incorporate seal and cat stretches to keep back flexibility.
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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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The Arctic Ocean is just steps away, a white-covered plain that stretches to the horizon.
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It has a super-high-resolution screen that stretches to nearly the edge of the device.
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Gymnasts, for example, have to do splits and other extreme stretches to compete at elite levels.
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The need to communicate and cooperate stretches to external clients, counterparties, and infrastructures such as SWIFT.
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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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Experian said the average auto loan now stretches to a term of five years and seven months.
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The shift in the Party's propaganda outreach stretches to other areas such as media and popular culture.
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Start off with joint rotations or diver's stretches to warm up, and then progress to bodyweight exercises.
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Though there are long-winded stretches to Goldmark's score, the music overall is textured, glittery and captivating.
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The front door opens to a long, tiled hall that stretches to the back of the house.
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Pakistan's national network of highways now stretches to about 12,000 kms, according to the National Highway Authority.
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The first smartphone from Essential features a screen that stretches to cover the full front of the phone.
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China's Xiaomi launched the Mi Mix last year with a screen that stretches to the edge on three sides.
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When I tallied the least expensive items in each category, the money stretches to a maximum of 11 items.
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The contract with CBS and Turner Sports stretches to 2032 and has an overall value of almost $19.6 billion.
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The family is part of the Zadran tribe, which spans the Afghanistan-Pakistan border and stretches to Khost province.
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In wombats, the intestine stretches to two to three times its regular width to accommodate all of the feces.
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This is a stylistic innovation more than a substantive one — a TED talk stretches to five hours with no clapping.
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The iPhone X has a screen that touches every side and the Essential Phone has one that stretches to three.
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She told Reuters Health that eliminating stigma goes beyond limited access to healthcare and stretches to all parts of society.
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This misshapen, green, rocky, mountainous piece of land stretches to two coasts and comprises the awkward instep of Italy's boot.
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Like Houston, Miami is flat and has gobbled up wetlands like the Everglades and coastal stretches to build and build.
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It turns out the pervasive drama never ends in the YouTube beauty guru community – it even stretches to their cats.
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In 2016, Clinton won the district, which includes parts of Tuscon and stretches to the Southeastern corner of the state.
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TV stations in Los Angeles have had their helicopters in the air for long stretches to show the fire-fighting efforts.
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We sometimes lose sight of glam as home base, and Reynolds stretches to make a few pieces of his genealogy fit.
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In the slow movement, she shifted from pale-toned lyrical stretches to bouts of chords that touched the realm of grotesquerie.
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The Titans (303-7) lost their third straight game, damaging their chances to end their playoff drought, which stretches to 2008.
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The Xiaomi Mi Mix 2 doesn't have a notch, but has a "full display" that stretches to three sides of the phone.
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The Tanf base lies in the Syrian Badia, a vast sparsely populated desert territory that stretches to the Jordanian and Iraqi borders.
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The debt maturity profile stretches to 2034, but more than 50% of the risk, mostly bank loans, is concentrated in 2018-2019.
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The Mariners have tried to build around him, but their postseason drought, which stretches to 2001, is the longest in the majors.
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"Asperger's Are Us" rarely stretches to be funny or poignant or touching, and that makes this documentary all the more of each.
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The wallet stretches to accommodate busier (or wealthier) times, and it shrinks back down when I don't need to stuff it so full.
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"The line stretches to the back of its fluke, and then drops down, so the entanglement [is] weighing the whale down," they added.
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Like the original Mi Mix, the phone's display stretches to the edges on three sides, with a single narrow bezel below the screen.
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It has a 13.3-inch screen that stretches to the edge of the enclosure, two USB-C ports, and a 3.5mm headphone jack.
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In the final minute, Frances Quinlan's voice stretches to a breaking point, from a whisper to a jagged, wild force, before gently deflating.
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The Zip 2's wingspan stretches to 10 feet, letting it fly faster and farther and carry more cargo than its predecessor. 8.
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United's global appeal, which it says stretches to 659 million followers, continues to prove lucrative, with two sponsorship deals signed in the quarter.
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The loan program, known as the Extended Fund Facility (EFF), now stretches to four years, from the originally agreed three in mid 2016.
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Johnson was the last running back to run for 22 yards in a game for Tennessee, a drought that stretches to December 22012.
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You can judge how laborious a food is by how long the video is—the longest, Gourmet Jelly Bellies, stretches to 2724 minutes.
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Gershwin's music took Ms. Moore from almost vibrato-less, celestial high stretches to chilling, chesty low phrases, all of which she sang grippingly.
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Neither team reached 40 points until fewer than eight minutes remained as both struggled for long stretches to find any sort of offensive consistency.
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From injections and stretches to chiropractic work, the 31-year-old Australian has even tried a balloon-blowing exercise designed to realign his ribcage.
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United's global appeal, which it says stretches to 659 million followers, continued to attract business brands, with five sponsorship deals signed in the quarter.
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Her lead stretches to 1,614 to 856 when superdelegates are included, though superdelegates are free to switch sides up until the Democratic National Convention.
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Although he is healthy now, Walker said that he has a regimen of daily exercises and stretches to keep his back in good shape.
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The Post stretches to imply that The National Security Advisor — an official not even confirmed by the Senate — should outrank the president in authority.
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Griffin, who is physically fit through yoga and running, made a shelter with her jacket and did stretches to stay warm, reports the Press Democrat.
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It gets riled by Trump's bad-boy act and stretches to help immigrants — legal or not — along with transgenders, the environment and other progressive causes.
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Wexton defeated five other Democrats for the nomination Tuesday in a competitive district that encompasses the Washington, D.C., suburbs and stretches to near West Virginia.
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The patchwork of crops stretches to Alor Setar, the capital of Kedah, only minutes away by motorcycle, a common form of transportation in the state.
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The sommelier Gianmarco Iannello's European-centric list stretches to Greece and Slovenia and features a number of orange wines (made with the grapes' skins intact).
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Epstein was ultimately sentenced to time behind bars -- but served only 13 months and was allowed to leave for long stretches to work from his office.
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In a bundle of budget documents that stretches to more than 20163,000 pages, the fee is discussed in fewer than 500 words (most of them repeated).
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In person, he is earnest, cautious and meticulous in his words to the point that he pauses, sometimes for crushingly long stretches, to construct responses thoughtfully.
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Also, five of the six units will have terraces, including the duplex penthouse, which, according to Mr. Shvo, has a ceiling that stretches to 24 feet.
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Out in the desert beyond Cairo, where sand stretches to the horizon and oil refineries dot the landscape, Hello Kitty schmoozes with a sharpshooter and a penguin.
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From Fortaleza, the network can be connected to another cable system which stretches to Miami, Florida, enabling Angola and Africa to connect directly with the United States.
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Past the small front garden and a black front door is a long entrance hall with Belgian bluestone floors that stretches to the rear of the house.
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She creates her practices based on physical needs (stretches to alleviate sitting all day) as well as mental needs (meditation to combat the stress of the news).
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In addition to a nice glossy design, the iPhone X comes with an all-new Super Retina OLED display that stretches to the very edge of the device.
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The leakproof Fresh Fusions 32 oz Water Bottle has a chamber that stretches to the bottom of the bottle, ensuring a fruity taste down to the last sip.
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It starts with its 6.3-inch Infinity Display that stretches to the very edges of the phone's frame, leaving just a small bezel above and below the screen.
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The Lenovo 920, which launched on Thursday at IFA, has managed to make the most of its 9993 inch screen, which stretches to cover nearly the entire lid.
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AT&T is a telecommunications giant whose reach stretches to millions of people all over the country, and Time Warner, the owner of CNN, HBO and Warner Bros.
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While the Surface Pro 4's battery life only lasts around four hours for me, the latest Surface Pro stretches to about seven hours, which is a solid improvement.
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The lock connecting the Mississippi River to the intracoastal waterway that stretches to Texas and Florida was opened and pilots began escorting ships out of the area, he said.
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When we connected in November, Ms. Smith said she was taking a break from writing her new collection because she couldn't find long enough stretches to devote to it.
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The study is a remarkable technical achievement, marrying enormous datasets with enormous computing power to produce incredibly rich scenarios (one reason it stretches to 24 pages, with six appendices).
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The fitness guru, 35, shared a set of stretches to Instagram, Sunday, explaining that while she's taking extra caution with her healing body, the moves have helped her feel better.
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That sounds really neat, but the S9 can only do it for 0.2 seconds at a time (which stretches to six seconds when played back) and at only 720p resolution.
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Earlier this year locals were forced to rescue fish and eels from puddles which formerly constituted the Selwyn river, after drought and over-exploitation caused long stretches to dry up.
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Decisions by the city's leadership, like an extradition bill that set off the protests and a face mask ban, have cemented fears that Beijing's authoritarian reach stretches to Hong Kong.
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The dusty trails of yesteryear are heavily patrolled highways lined with garish motels, fast-food eateries and discount stores that suggest a boulevard in hell that stretches to the horizon.
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Subasic stretches to get his hands on it, then fumbles it amid a scrum, but the referee blows the whistle for a foul on Russia — and then ends the period.
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Her impending testimony is said to have caused worry in the White House, as Hill's tenure as one of Trump's top advisers stretches to the earliest months of his presidency.
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The ride-sharing service said in a blog post Thursday that its reach now stretches to 40 US states, and claims the largest coverage of any similar service in the country.
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With an extensive network of bike lanes, and plans for a bike superhighway that stretches to the suburbs, Copenhagen has convinced more than half of its population to bike to work.
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Within the same work, a couple stretches to a workout video while a woman seemingly masturbates with a teddy bear, a man dissects a rabbit, and another figure sews a blouse.
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These days, a vast majority of people disgorged from a fleet of buses or 10-seat Mercedes vans to hike the last short stretches to the mountaintop are Chinese, she said.
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The white, floor-length coat-dress is seen first from the back—all eyes are on its heavily gold-painted and jewel-embellished train which stretches to a whopping 20 feet.
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Ellen is in its 15th season and with a deal that stretches to the summer of 2020, it doesn't seem like her love for hip-hop will be going anywhere soon.
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Paid per inmate, by the mile, his company had every incentive to send Colon out on the road for long stretches, to make as many pickups and drop-offs as possible.
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Even so, Ms. Anderson said she was glad to be living in the Seventh District, and not across the street in the 13th, which stretches to take in some city neighborhoods.
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Examples of the form: One of TCL's DragonHinge prototypes Something we could all agree to call it: not nearly bendy enough to fit in a pocket The screen stretches to get taller.
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Mount Everest, for example, stretches to more than 29,000 feet, while Mars' Olympus Mons — which climbs up to an impressive 84,480 feet — is the largest volcano yet found in the solar system.
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The strap that connects performer and sculpture stretches to its limit, releasing a seismic vibration that affects both suspended bodies, and results in several parts of the sculpture falling to the ground.
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Palestinian food can be sorted into three categories, she explained: There is the bread- and meat-based cooking of the West Bank, which includes East Jerusalem and stretches to the Jordan River.
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Both time and water tend to take the shape of their containers: here, water takes on the forms I've mentioned and time stretches to fill the space created by image and music.
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The display now stretches to the edge of the watch face, confirming earlier rumors that said Apple was planning to give the Apple Watch its first big redesign since its launch in 2015.
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Mallory is a woman who stretches to fulfill all of her impossible responsibilities with four kids and an extended family falling apart, like a waiter trying to catch plates falling from the sky.
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What was once a venerable tradition has become a symbol of government bloat and deficit spending, a costly affliction that also stretches to myriad central government agencies and the legislature in San Juan.
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While the tub is filling and the air is steamy, do some gentle stretches to loosen up tight muscles or try the Lanshin massager for targeted kneading on your legs, back and shoulders.
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The company's 35,000-square-foot employee fitness center stretches to two floors, and includes a boxing ring and an area dedicated to training for the fitness regimen CrossFit, a licensing partner with Reebok.
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Ahead are some easy stretches to do first thing in the morning from Bethany Lyons, co-founder of Lyons Den Power Yoga, and Charlee Atkins, CSCS, founder of Le Stretch, and Master SoulCycle Instructor.
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The neuropeptides and hormones that your gut uses to communicate to your brain kick into overdrive, and as your stomach stretches to accommodate your second helping, nerve cells called nociceptors shoot out damage reports.
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Marvel remains the envy of the movie industry, but as the studio stretches to explore the outer expanse of its universe, the risk will only increase in terms of scrambling those well-laid plans.
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Scientists at Cornell University have just taken the first step toward such robot with a light-up flexible skin that stretches to nearly six times its original size, splitting the difference between skin and screen.
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Examples include a "mind the gap" blouse that stretches to fit the body's contours; a dress that uses a trademarked reflective material; and "the softest khakis you'll ever own," which feature a drawstring for comfort.
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Ahead of this year's spring climbing season, which typically stretches to the end of May, Nepal's tourism ministry asked expedition operators to compile lists of deceased mountaineers who were left on Everest and other peaks.
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Its subsidy has been slashed, and it has bled administrative and artistic executives in recent years, curtailing its offerings, renting out the Coliseum for longer stretches to gin up revenue, and threatening its high reputation.
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Roadworks authorities were planning to spread light-colored sand on the worst-affected stretches to act as both a sunscreen and to help stabilize the liquefying bitumen, which can be a hazard for drivers, SWNS reports.
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There's an initial six-second clip that loops if you do nothing, but clicking on it pops out a full-screen player that offers up the full episode, which stretches to almost 10 minutes in length.
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Tanf is part of a region known as the Badia, a vast, sparsely populated desert territory that stretches to the Jordanian and Iraqi borders and was declared a military priority by Syria's foreign minister in May.
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" Franko said the closure of the plant is a $3 billion economic hit "that stretches to subscribers, advertisers, taverns that hire local bands, cleaning companies... We will feel it, as will everyone else in the community.
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The European leveraged loan market has suffered with a lack of dealflow and competition between banks and direct lenders has intensified as the former look to do smaller deals and the latter stretches to do larger deals.
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The lake in "Owl Lake" (22016, 21866 x 22017 inches; all works oil on canvas) is clear enough; seen through a stand of trees, it stretches to a much leafier, sun-dappled wood on the far shore.
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In Rio Grande do Sul, an agrarian state of which Porto Alegre is the capital, voters have historically split between leftist leanings in the city and conservative influences in sprawling farmland that stretches to Argentina and Uruguay.
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LSD disrupts the serotonergic system, which stretches to the brain's visual and auditory processing centers, influencing both how we see and what we hear, says James Giordano, professor of neurology and biochemistry at Georgetown University Medical Center.
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Nor did the more than a dozen other players interviewed for this article, who all praised the changes in the safety netting, which as of this season stretches to at least the far end of every dugout.
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A woman with a short bob, wearing well-tailored trousers and a fitted vest, picks up a rifle, aims it out the window at her lawn, stretches to her full, formidable height, and takes her best shot.
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In New York the trial began of a Turkish banker linked to the alleged purchase of Iranian oil and gas in violation of American sanctions in a case that stretches to the upper echelons of the Turkish government.
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A senior Turkish official said Ankara aimed to recreate "the conditions to bring life back to normal" in the area which is located northeast of the city of Aleppo and stretches to the western bank of the Euphrates River.
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Originally published in two parts in Esquire, the novella "In the Tall Grass," by Stephen King and his son Joe Hill, turns the uniform expanse of rural Kansas into a field that stretches to the horizon in every direction.
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For several years the curator Cecilia Alemani has led an ambitious public art program for the High Line, and this year she has given over its northern stretches to the pioneering fiber artist Sheila Hicks, an American in Paris.
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With the right performance indicators and signs of development from Lazada, Alibaba will swallow the company up whole and fully integrate it into its e-commerce empire, which now stretches to India via an investment in payments and commerce firm Paytm.
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The seven-month investigation started as a drug case, then unearthed an El Salvador-based global narcotics network that prosecutors said relies on violence and intimidation and stretches to Mexico, Columbia, South Korea, France, Australia, Peru, Egypt, Ecuador and Cuba.
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Earlier rumors hinted at the possibility of a screen that stretches to the bottom of the phone, like the iPhone X, but with a narrow bezel on the top for the front-facing camera, IR sensor, iris scanner and other sensors.
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The caption reads: Product: Beef, pork, veal and lamb cuts Facility: Omaha Steaks main plant Location: Omaha Output: 7 million pounds of meat per year Throughout the day, employees at the plant do a series of ergonomic stretches to prevent injuries.
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Mr. Bredesen, himself a New York transplant, will probably face one of two conservatives: Representative Marsha Blackburn, who lives in suburban Nashville and serves a district that stretches to Memphis, or former Representative Stephen Fincher, who is from rural western Tennessee.
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All of that seems clear in retrospect, and Mr. Macron insists he has absorbed the message of the Yellow Vests and will pay heed to the ordinary citizens whose tax-eaten income barely stretches to the end of the month.
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A prime example, the slinky necklace of gold hoops by Mr. Pavan stretches to more than 6 feet 6 inches; doubled, it still fills the length of a display case yet its links of razor-thin sheet metal are practically weightless.
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Mr. Carden and his husband, Thomas J. Coon, 53, a painter of equine and canine portraits, paid $349,000 for their two-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bathroom apartment with a separate dining room and a view that stretches to Yankee Stadium.
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"This is a place where the forest stretches to the horizon," said Corine Vriesendorp, a conservation ecologist at The Field Museum in Chicago, one of many organizations that worked to win the national park designation, Peru's highest level of protection.
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The Hammers manager Slaven Bilic was given the support of the club's board this week after a poor run of form - which now stretches to five league defeats in a row — that has dragged his side into the midst of the relegation battle.
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Ahead are some easy, feel-good stretches to add into your arsenal, from Ava Fitzgerald, a certified strength and conditioning specialist at the Professional Athletic Performance Center in Garden City, New York; and Lindsay Davis, an instructor at Equinox in Los Angeles.
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As an added benefit, the ShowerMaxx handheld shower head offers six different spray settings along with a 4.92-foot stainless steel hose that stretches to more than 6.5 feet, which is great if you have pets that need to be bathed frequently.
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And while the fossil fuel companies may face the biggest climate change risks, the need for financial disclosure stretches to other industries, said Mark Campanale, founder and executive director at Carbon Tracker, a financial think tank that focuses on energy and climate change.
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The competition between the Syrian army and the militias and U.S.-backed Free Syrian Army (FSA) rebels has stepped up in the Badia desert that stretches to the Iraqi border after Islamic State abandoned large swathes of territory as it defends Raqqa and Deir Zor.
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He felt an unspeakable presence on the Virginia team outing — white-water rafting, the high-class kind that might not be a wise choice for someone battling anxiety — and an unshakable calm that emerges in-game with a smile that stretches to his earlobes.
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The vapor tracers will allow scientists on the ground to view the movement of the particles in the ionosphere, a part of Earth's atmosphere that stretches to the edge of space, to learn more about the movement of the air currents at that altitude.
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In a piece about the establishment of time in fiction, she writes about someone who studies caves and has lived in them for longish stretches to find out what his daily use of time would look like without any sunlight or conventional obligations to dictate it.
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It stretches to France, England and the Netherlands, from which many of the book's immigrants hail; to China and the Pacific, where men spend months and years trading furs and establishing commerce; and, as the book meanders toward its final pages, to the reaches of New Zealand and Brazil.
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Vapor tracers to put on a show The vapor tracers will allow scientists on the ground to view the movement of the particles in the ionosphere, a part of Earth's atmosphere that stretches to the edge of space, to learn more about the movement of the air currents at that altitude.
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Running to the Edge New Racing Rules Remove Some Barriers for Transgender Runners The Best Sunscreen Even One Extra Walk a Day May Make a Big Difference Caster Semenya May Run an 800 Without Hormone Treatment, Swiss Court Says A Pioneering Treatment for Uncontrollable Hunger Six Simple Barre Stretches to Try on Vacation Everyone Fails.
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Put another way: Alabama's focus on the littlest details of the game even stretches to the point that, in addition to craving the highest-rated recruits at quarterback, linebacker and running back, Saban has to have the best at a position that might be on the field for only seven or eight plays a game.
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In a transcript that stretches to more than 5,000 words, he discussed manufacturing policy, immigration, trade deals, China, Joe Biden, whether a boat could beat an anti-ballistic missile system, African American unemployment rates, drilling in the Alaska National Wildlife Reserve, insourcing, strengthening the Buy American standards in federal procurement guidelines, and half a dozen other topics.
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At issue are measures that on the surface don't sound that controversial: One would provide money for a federal public health response to the Zika outbreak, a second would set up programs to address the burgeoning opioid and heroin addiction crisis, and a third would fund the military next year as it stretches to respond to ISIS and other threats.
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Warner, after all, is a creature of the capital—he'd never call it a swamp—and has made the region home nearly since he attended GW. His annual Pilgrim's Lunch—a rowdy day-before-Thanksgiving gathering of the region's elite at DC's fading power lunch spot, The Palm, where the meal stretches to five hours or more—has been a tradition in the capital for decades.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpStates slashed 85033,400 environmental agency jobs in past decade: study Biden hammers Trump over video of world leaders mocking him Iran building hidden arsenal of short-range ballistic missiles in Iraq: report MORE said Tuesday that the first phase of the U.S.-China agreement was being finalized up as the trade war between the countries stretches to more than a year.
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The runway event kicked off both the official cruise collection season, which stretches to mid-June and involves a messy mix of small presentations, designer chats and a few extravaganzas à la Chanel (still to come: Louis Vuitton in Rio, Gucci at Westminster Abbey, Dior in Blenheim Palace, in Oxfordshire, England) but also a potential — still mostly potential at the moment — new relationship between the island nation and the style set.
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