The carbon nanotube structures may be incorporated into signal cables such as flexible printed circuit cables, rigid printed circuit boards, printed circuits that include rigid portions with flexible tails (sometimes referred to as "rigid flex"), portions of display structures, portions of touch sensors such as capacitive touch sensor arrays for displays or track pads, camera structures, antenna structures, housing structures, internal device structures, electrical components, substrates, brackets, housing walls, other structures, or combinations of these structures.
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"Residential structures tend to be better than our business structures," says Benthien.
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By the numbers over the past 143 months, per CalFire (** indicates active fire): Mendocino Complex: 459,123 acres, 280 structures, 1 death Thomas: 281,893 acres; 1,063 structures; 2 deaths Carr: 203,651 acres; 1,604 structures; 236 deaths Witch: 2807,25 acres; 2636,222 structures, 214 deaths **Camp: 20003,22000 acres; 215,220 structures; 66 deaths **Woolsey: Nearly 100,000 acres; ~600 structures; 3 deaths Nuns: 54,153 acres; 1,355 structures; 3 deaths Tubbs: 36,807 acres; 5,636 structures, 22 deaths The big picture: 14 of the 20 most destructive fires in the state have been since 2000, along with 15 of the 20 largest by acreage.
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Use large structures with fabric to block the sun, then use smaller versions of these structures when the wind was too heavy to keep the larger structures in place.
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It started June 2701 and so far has destroyed 210 structures and threatens 22 structures.
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In this case, the active area was a set of structures called the cortical midline structures.
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The fire has destroyed 29 structures and is threatening some 1,500 more structures, local media reported.
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It has destroyed 143 structures as of Tuesday: 75 residences and 68 other types of structures.
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They insist dual class structures do not underperform single class structures over long periods of time.
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Structures destroyed, more fissures open Flaming rivers of molten rock have already destroyed at least 40 structures.
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The fire has destroyed 1,143 residential structures, 22 commercial structures and 500 outbuildings, according to Cal Fire.
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All the structures that we built in Wakanda, they're taller structures of what you'll find in Africa.
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Four of the victims were found inside structures, two were outside structures, and one was in a vehicle.
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Ladybugs effectively use flexibility and elastic behaviour in the structures and achieve complex transformation by very simple structures.
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The structures look like hair but are really bacterial cell structures that have been encased in a sheath.
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Devastation: Seven hundred and one single-family residences, 12 commercial structures and 182 minor structures have been destroyed.
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The fire has so far destroyed 2000 structures, including 230 homes, and damaged another 25.08 structures, the authorities said.
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In Fornite Battle Royale, though, players can destroy structures and the environment for materials to build their own structures.
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These lit up structures are supertrees, 160-feet-tall (50 meters) metal structures teeming with plant and animal life.
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I also benefit from the structures that oppress them, and have the prerogative to ignore those structures or not.
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Carson added that the structures had both air conditioning and heating and said that if those structures can have those features, then the U.S. should be able to build similar structures for the country's homeless population.
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Identifying the structures of oppression is critical, but it's only constructive if we also identify the vulnerabilities of those structures.
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Two outbuildings, carefully hewn beam-and-stone structures—the masonry was excellent—remained, but the structures had fallen into disrepair.
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More than 0003 structures have been destroyed, 86 of which were single-family residential structures, a CAL FIRE spokesman said.
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Repetition often reveals hidden and/or secret structures and it's the logic behind these structures that I'm primarily interested in.
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Because they're confident their system is primarily analyzing facial structures, they say their research shows that facial structures predict sexual orientation.
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The official cause of the Woolsey Fire, which destroyed more than 1,600 structures and damaged another 360 structures, remains under investigation.
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He insisted the structures are not prisons, saying that the structures are merely located inside the same compounds as the jails.
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More than 1,000 structures have been damaged or destroyed in the fire, and another 18,000 structures are threatened, Cal Fire said.
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This picture of complex structures adapting to a fluctuating environment allows us also to deduce something about how these structures store information.
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While its difficult for structures like capillaries to be printed on Earth, these structures form much easier in the absence of gravity.
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Much of our work, including our series Powerless Structures, has dealt with the idea that structures operate based on the power we grant them—if certain elements are altered, it could make people more willing to fundamentally change the structures themselves.
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And all these "space groups," meaning structures that can obey all these different symmetry operations [rotations and translations that leave the structures unchanged].
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Unequal voting structures also could complicate the strategies of index funds, he said, by introducing securities that resemble preferred shares or partnership structures.
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Geologists build computer models that could analyze and guess what structures are underground; certain structures tend to be more oil bearing than others.
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With 0003 structures burned, the Tubbs fire is the 12th most destructive wildfire in Cal Fire records, and it's threatening another 16,000 structures.
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The advantages are plenty: you could, for instance, produce structures with other structures freely moving inside of them, like gears in a gearbox.
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Relativity has also started printing and stress testing some second stage structures and is beginning to print its larger primary stage structures now.
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It is also the site of the earliest evidence for built structures in Britain, including raised circular wooden structures thought to be houses.
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To build the structures of rule of law and regulatory structures so that they're not getting bottled up and frustrated by old creaky systems.
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The biochemists recreated four crystal structures of four different M proteins—and like lego blocks, each of these structures attached themselves to human C4BP.
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And about 2440,2000 structures were flooded in Harris County, home of Houston, alone -- about 279% of the structures on record there, the county says.
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Tuning that polarization could be accomplished by patterning nanoscale structures onto the material, and it's these structures that wind up physically representing the stored data.
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Eventually, as the highly centralised structures of the Soviet empire were unable to accommodate these intensifying pressures, the top-down structures would have to collapse.
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The system uses a machine-learning technique known as "free modelling" to help it predict protein structures when no similar structures of protein are available.
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Also postponed was November's construction report detailing the value of construction work on new structures or improvements to existing structures for private and public sectors.
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We need a more scalable type of organizing that allows volunteers to build their own structures without relying on the paid, institutional structures that we have.
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"These structures are consistent with structures that Sinclair and many other broadcasters have utilized for many years with the full approval of the FCC," Torossian said.
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We come from a tradition that was very much against structures of power, structures of military might, and very critical of greed in relation to wealth.
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Just how the ladybug manages to cram these rigid structures into tiny spaces is a valuable lesson for engineers designing deployable structures like umbrellas and satellites.
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Under Georgeism, in essence, everyone gets a "tax break" for investing in new physical structures because there is no taxation of investment in new physical structures.
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The structures include the Maison Guiette, in Antwerp, Belgium, the National Museum for Western Art in Tokyo, and other structures in France, Switzerland, Argentina, Germany and India.
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Some just eject their viscera but others — tropical sea cucumbers — hit enemies with a jet of Cuverian tubulles, some weird structures that are near the respiratory structures.
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No structures have been destroyed, and more than 400 firefighters were fighting the fire and protecting homes and other structures as well as orchards, fire officials said.
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"They call these Religious structures illegal structures but our rights are constitutionally protected and the right specifically protected is our right to 'continue' our practice," she wrote.
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Major flooding involves "extensive inundation of structures and roads," with significant evacuation, while moderate flooding involves "some inundation of structures and roads" near streams, according to NOAA.
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By late Thursday, fire officials said perhaps as many as 0003,000 structures had been damaged; as the fire roared just south of Chico, 15,000 structures were threatened.
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Of the 22019 million structures in designated Special Flood Hazard Areas that are required to have flood insurance, only about 53 percent, or 783,000 structures, are covered.
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"It's possible for all kinds of structures to feel sort of autocratic and repressive, or for all kinds of structures to feel efficient and joyful," McCue says.
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Archaeologists know it was one of the later structures built in Petra due to the frame around the carving which is absent in some of the older structures.
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"Our understanding is that the Central Bank of Ireland will want to see pre-existing structures come up to similar levels as the Brexit-related structures," Fox said.
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Creating structures that unfurl when pulled apart isn't anything particularly new: There are all kinds of exotic deployable structures that are used in everything from satellites to sports stadiums.
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NGOs and journalists also documented an ongoing campaign by officials in Zhejiang Province to destroy Christian structures, as part of a campaign against "illegal structures" that began in 2014.
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The Thomas fire — the second-largest wildfire in California history — has charred an area over 425 square miles, destroyed more than 1,000 structures and still threatens about 18,000 structures.
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The pairs of structures spanning the largest distances in the sky today came from the earliest quantum fluctuations during inflation, while structures that are closer together were produced later.
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I Hear A New World, Kamron Hazel Kamron Hazel's I Hear A New World uses wooden structures and objects to represent larger social structures and institutions that govern mobility.
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A single cubic yard of water weighs 1,700 pounds, and the energy of the waves can pummel both natural structures, like beaches, trees and dunes, and man-made structures.
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Demand Justice's list speaks volumes about how each side's power structures shape their approach to judicial nominations, and what those structures mean for the future of the Supreme Court.
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Well, the BFR design now includes seven of SpaceX's new "Raptor" engines rather than six, and only two wing-like structures and a leg rather than six wing-like structures.
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For the procedure, a surgical team led by reconstructive surgeon Dr. Curtis L. Cetrulo grafted the complex microscopic vascular and neural structures of a donated penis onto Manning's matching structures.
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The oozing lava has destroyed 82 structures on the Big Island, and another 37 structures have become inaccessible in the last days, said Hawaii County Civil Defense Administrator Talmadge Magno.
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It asks those who are already disadvantaged by social structures—in this case, male-dominated corporate culture—to put in extra work only to further uphold those very same structures.
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Also, SCE is facing multiple lawsuits in connection with November's Woolsey Fire, a deadly blaze which destroyed more than 1,600 structures and damaged another 360 structures in LA and Ventura counties.
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The algorithms learned to predict the shape and location of structures in any cell, not just the ones it had already seen or the ones that had various other structures labeled.
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Nor can structural correlations provide a reliable bearing: Odors with similar chemical structures can be perceived as very different, and odors with very different chemical structures can be perceived as similar.
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Citizen Lab published preliminary information on domain structures and command and control structures used by the NSO Group, and more information is sure to find its way into the public eye.
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"Community college structures were built around the need for remediation, a very large need for remediation," Dr. Rabinowitz said, citing such institutional basics as course schedules, departmental structures and faculty hiring.
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Effective mitigation encompasses a wide variety of activities, including preparation and planning, elevating or moving structures prone to flooding, and hardening structures to head-off the effects of hurricanes or earthquakes.
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Folks are climbing onto city structures — streetlights, statues, etc.
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Numerous structures — like this tomb — make up the complex.
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"Part of fighting misogyny in the current world is having a really clear sense of what the structures of thought and the structures of society are that have enabled androcentrism in different cultures, including our own," Wilson said, and the Odyssey, looked at in the right way, can help readers understand those structures more clearly.
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The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection said at a press conference Sunday evening that the fire had destroyed 94 structures and damaged 17, and officials say 80,000 structures are threatened.
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The show is organized into 2313 connected themes: pages, cubes, forms, colors, photogrids, structures and figures, wall drawings, serial drawings, lines and circles and grids, lines and locations, and lines and structures.
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And many—most, even—have been idiosyncratic characters who have chosen to live outside most formal structures, or at the very edge of those structures, rather than mighty hierarchs of the church.
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As of Friday evening, a total of 6,713 homes or structures were reported destroyed in Butte County's Camp fire, including 6,52 single-family homes and another 260 commercial structures, according to authorities.
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"Carbon composites is one of the big developments: being able to make very efficient structures, very… lightweight, to imbed systems into the structures themselves," Iain Gray, director of aerospace at Cranfield, said.
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Her father is the founder and chief executive of Community Wireless Structures, a company based in Arlington, Va., that builds, owns and leases structures to wireless-communication companies that improve cellular coverage.
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HoneyLove uses supportive structures in side the seams of the garment, similar to the flexible boning used in old-school corsettes, and encases those structures in a soft channel of protective fabric.
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Second-wave feminism mainly serves "well-to-do white women who were born with the ability to navigate power structures they inhabit, while leaving those very structures perfectly in place," writes Edwards.
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This is because collapse eliminates outmoded, obsolete structures, paving the way for new structures to emerge which often thrive from the remnants of the old and in the new spaces that emerge.
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I think sometimes we have created these structures, complex structures around the clients, which they have to pay for and then not necessarily every single part of the structure is adding value.
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While the legislation is at early stages, there is hope it will open up closed-ended funds to be managed under more flexible structures, as well as further clarifications on capital call structures.
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HV: The reason the art world works the way it does is this connection between artists and different sorts of institutional structures and commercial structures and all these types of things (curators, critics).
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They also have an internal genital chamber, which contains a phallic complex, support structures for gripping and stimulating the female's genital, an ejaculatory duct, and plenty of other structures for support and leverage.
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The $89 product uses supportive structures inside the seams of the garment, similar to the flexible boning used in old-school corsets, and encases those structures in a soft channel of protective fabric.
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Influenced by nature, Dutch artist Marjolein Dallinga uses felt as her primary medium, creating strange structures like toadstools, caterpillars, and spore-ridden, plant-like structures that appear lifelike when placed in natural environments.
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There have always been some people who thought we need hierarchical structures to keep us safe and others who thought we need to be emancipated from oppressive structures so we can be free.
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Of the 400 structures he describes as "gates" that he had identified on Google Earth, Dr. Kennedy studied about 40 from the helicopter and found that the structures were not randomly put together.
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Defense experts in Taiwan said that based on the imagery of the structures and their semi-circular layout, the structures were likely related to defense and could be part of an artillery foundation.
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Between the third quarter of 52015 and the third quarter of 2015, the average value of structures has increased 12.8%, whereas the value of the land the structures are on has jumped 58.6%.
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Photo: Aaron Purkey Over the decades, nature has ripped, sizzled, rusted, and torn Purifoy's structures, leaving art that looks like post-apocalypic structures made by aliens to represent the horrors of modern life.
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It's also the most destructive, torching more than 10,300 structures.
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The transaction is supported by sound legal and financial structures.
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At least 82 structures, including dozens of homes, were destroyed.
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So far, Kilauea has destroyed 82 homes and other structures.
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The structures are just 100 yards from the Mississippi River.
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These structures take power away from everyone but the founders.
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Ten structures were counted destroyed but damage assessments were continuing.
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Genres incorporate and invoke structures of knowledge by performing classification.
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"All of [the structures] are built from scratch," Aujik explains.
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Even individual nerve structures could be detected, the scientists discovered.
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He's photographed some 500 abandoned barracks, turrets and other structures.
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It allows people of limited resources to challenge powerful structures.
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Lo and behold, those images seemed to show manmade structures.
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There was no damage to any structures in either fire.
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Yet Bell and Levy see larger, murkier structures at play.
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There were no other support structures holding up the building.
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Multiple structures are threatened, damaged or destroyed, the department said.
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The Camp fire tears through structures and automobiles in Paradise.
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Marston was attuned to the possibility of unconventional family structures.
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The 3D printers can make similar structures for other industries.
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No additional structures are scheduled to be removed, Stern said.
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"And they've developed remarkable structures and remarkable sciences, " said Ehrenwerth.
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There was nothing natural and inevitable about American social structures.
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And expect a challenge to how Tesla structures its board.
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Already, the fire has destroyed 230 structures, including 2405 homes.
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New structures can also take advantage of advances in engineering.
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It left 2100 people dead and thousands of structures destroyed.
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"I'm told we lost about 2,400 structures," Notley told reporters.
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It has destroyed least 105 structures as of Saturday morning.
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Weak internal structures were further diluted with aggressive external pressures.
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Another 2175,500 homes and other structures are also under threat.
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Five months later, the structures had formed vascularized bone tissue.
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Last week, the city said those structures would be returned.
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For decades, two separate structures have practised Catholicism in China.
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At first, we thought they were biogenic rocks or structures.
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There were no major injuries or damage to structures reported.
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Inside each heart muscle cell are tiny structures called microtubules.
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It notes that the Singapore exchange recently approved such structures.
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Wildlife crossings are structures that facilitate animal movement across roadways.
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Having syntactic structures semantically grouped opens up even more possibilities.
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Investors are also aware of the drawbacks of dual structures.
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Well, in the '70s, we had rigid structures for implants.
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Some of Allwood's structures are not made to be homes.
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Alaska Airlines said no structures on the ground were damaged.
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Firefighters managed to save several historic structures that caught fire.
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All, though, have strange structures erupting out of their corpses.
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But most of that's tied to inventory, things like structures.
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Numerous bullet holes were still evident on walls and structures.
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The structures have to be enormous to do their job.
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They would continue to have separate ownership and governance structures.
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If successful, these structures could rapidly accelerate human space travel.
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Single pods can be strung together to make larger structures.
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Over 500,000 structures across North Carolina are still without power.
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On taller structures, you can play with texture, Radewych explained.
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Simplifying structures and ensuring stronger inter agency cooperation are critical.
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But Saturn's impact is to bring strength and lasting structures.
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Some, including parts of Terminal 2, consist of temporary structures.
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Lawmakers passed only $1.4 billion for structures on the border.
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That night, Houthi missiles launched nearby rattled the fragile structures.
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People are so used to hearing song structures that way.
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All the shouting about Trump's business structures certainly didn't resonate.
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U.S. damages, however, are mostly limited to structures and infrastructure.
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It has destroyed 10 structures, damaged two and threatened 110.
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When magic structures a comedy it takes on two properties.
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Wojakowski: They dig, like, really, really complex burrowing structures underground.
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Instead, it's a world of structures that compete for power.
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Voice structures who did what to whom in a sentence.
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The elders are asking those without heated structures to leave.
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Buildings were abandoned like sightless phantom structures, disintegrating and putrid.
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The explosion damaged surrounding structures, including many homes, WCCO reported.
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Labs below ground level without flood mitigation structures were destroyed.
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The Woolsey Fire near Los Angeles has destroyed 435 structures.
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Many elements run under separate public agencies or governance structures.
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That accounts for all the visible structures we see today.
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The fires have destroyed more than 1,000 structures since igniting.
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The bright lighting and simple shelving structures were nothing special.
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What suggestions for rules, structures or guidelines might they have?
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The Parthenon in Greece was once filled with ornate structures.
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The idea is for divers to swim around the structures.
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We ended up finding these beautiful structures all over Japan.
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"Structures: Or Why Things Don't Fall Down" by J.E. Gordon
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Taking the easy route perpetuates male dominance over power structures.
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That fire is now 73% contained after damaging 22 structures.
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Only a handful of structures had been lost by Friday.
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Together, the existing structures include nine bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms.
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We were instructed not to photograph faces, structures or interiors.
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The structures in place in our lives will be overhauled.
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Real estate projects often involve complex ownership and mortgage structures.
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This has exacerbated political infighting in Iran's complex power structures.
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And cells use autophagy to get rid of damaged structures.
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She builds major conceptual structures from small, seemingly interchangeable parts.
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Trump also didn't seem pleased with the Israeli political structures.
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SOUTHAMPTON "Scenes and Structures," Eileen Dawn Skretch and Anthony Lombardo.
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These microscale fibers in turn have their own nanoscale structures.
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Also aerodynamic structures that fly longer and carry more payload.
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Crucial computer science concepts recursion and tree structures feature heavily.
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After five decades examining sensory structures, Cajal died in 1934.
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Officials said secondary searches of damaged structures were under way.
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Reassessing YouTube's monetization structures could be a more immediate solution.
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But Aguilera said even the remaining concrete structures are deteriorating.
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The fires have destroyed more than 27,22 structures since igniting.
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That blaze has destroyed 22 structures and damaged another 27.
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There were also various metal rack structures scattered on shelves.
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"We do not condone structures for tax avoidance," he said.
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The structures match archive images showing the Dnepr radar system.
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Formal structures like laws and policies certainly play a role.
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The structures of inequality and oppression have to be dismantled.
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Airtificial Intelligence Structures approves share buyback of up to 10%.
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There are countless ways Contemporary Art colludes with power structures.
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Our legacy welfare structures are ill suited to today's poverty.
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Structures can change, but they will not do so easily.
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Seawalls are hard structures that block waves approaching the shore.
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Ultimately, it would kill 85 people and destroy 18,63 structures.
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They offer legitimacy to people and structures that are illegitimate.
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She illuminates the world's power structures, inequalities, obscurities and delights.
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These are the power structures with which we define ourselves.
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Such share structures have grown in popularity in Silicon Valley.
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You can use them to create all sorts of structures.
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There were also several keyhole structures, sometimes lined up together.
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These structures may have served some funerary or symbolic purpose.
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Gale also takes commissions for living willow structures and fences.
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Stupas are hemispherical structures, focal points for worship and meditation.
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A hundred homes were evacuated, though no structures were lost.
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Milwaukee's done a decent job of preserving its old structures.
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This is true even in areas with traditional building structures.
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Spending on private nonresidential structures fell 0.4 percent in August.
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"We're advised that the fire was threatening structures," he said.
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I like blaming systems and structures and environments for things.
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At other sites, historic structures have been marred by graffiti.
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Each sits near other structures that appear to be unharmed.
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For one, there's the gravestones, mausoleums, statues, and stone structures.
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No structures on the ground were damaged, Alaska Airlines said.
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Lasers help researchers discover thousands of Mayan structures in Guatemala.
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Clearly, physical border structures are the prerogative of the rich.
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The cost structures have come down all around the world.
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The structures that were still standing had suffered significant damage.
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The change may require adjustments to Michigan's unique funding structures.
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Today's political belief structures are not built to withstand scrutiny.
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Art entails a potential resistance to structures based on violence.
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Shadow can promote mold on historical structures and hasten deterioration.
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There were also upward revisions to spending on nonresidential structures.
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Surely that says something about the nature of bureaucratic structures.
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We are at the mercy of institutions and political structures.
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Plus, he has some harsh assessments of mainline EDM structures.
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That's how scientists think real structures called desert kites worked.
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With an estimated 2,400 structures destroyed—a number likely to grow as some structures have reportedly collapsed or exploded since then—many residents have permanently lost their homes and access to vital community services.
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"Companies with multiple share class structures tend to have corporate governance structures that treat different shareholder classes unequally with respect to voting rights and other governance issues," the index provider said in a statement.
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" In many of the communities he researches, Hill said, participants reject any hint of formal structures or authority only to discover that "10 years later, there really are a lot of leaders and structures.
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"At this time we have approximately five structures that are involved, one of the structures has collapsed and burned down, so we're still trying to actively control what's going on here today," she said.
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"Companies with multiple-share-class structures tend to have corporate governance structures that treat different shareholder classes unequally with respect to voting rights and other governance issues," the index provider said in a statement.
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Jeff Lindner, a meteorologist with the Harris County Flood Control District, told USA Today that about 136,000 structures — or, 10 percent of all structures in the county database — suffered flood damage due to the storm.
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Prior to being president, Trump's brand was very much tied to the imposing structures he made his name constructing (even if many of the structures gaudily bearing his name weren't constructed by him at all).
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If those structures become hostile to democracy — or if they tend to cement a minority faction in power — a difficult amendment process prevents the nation from replacing those flawed structures with a more democratic system.
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Studying these structures would be much harder without citizen scientists' help.
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Engineers would learn to design structures far more resistant to flames.
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Cities, he explains, are artificial structures built atop the natural world.
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Americans cross these structures in disrepair 185 million times a day.
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It has destroyed 10 structures since it broke out June 30.
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Because it might help them understand how other structures come undone.
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It burned 153,336 acres and destroyed 18,804 structures, CAL FIRE said.
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The re-entry caused no reported injuries or damage to structures.
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No structures, no marks on the land besides what I took.
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It's about systems and structures, not small facts and small methods.
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Only a handful of structures on the edge of town survived.
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And how do family structures survive when children stop being children?
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He focuses on research related to market structures and behavioral finance.
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"We have lost structures, we have not lost lives," he said.
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The earthquake toppled buildings and shredded structures into pile of debris.
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This week, work crews could be seen building two new structures.
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His team saw the structures but wasn't sure what they were.
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In a Twitter thread, he walks through some possible regulatory structures.
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The only strong institutions in Honduras are the structures of repression.
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It would also force Japan to create new regional whaling structures.
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A severe earthquake in 1980 further weakened the ancient city's structures.
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The fire has burned 206 structures and is threatening 80,435 homes.
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And she is creating these performative structures which are largely participatory.
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Three structures have been destroyed but no homes burned, she said.
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The structures to protect those shares are also appealing to individuals.
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"Scenes and Structures," works by Eileen Dawn Skretch and Anthony Lombardo.
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More than 203,700 structures, including homes and businesses, have been destroyed.
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Weak data and some large option structures kept investor sentiment subdued.
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Successful politics needs both ideas and structures to hammer out disagreements.
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The little structures straining against the calcium carbonate are called micelles.
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Everything we do exists within power structures that are worth analyzing.
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In Southern California, at least 180 structures were leveled by fire.
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Economics is a mechanical medium of cost structures and breakeven points.
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Superimposed on these structures are chromatic emission graphs of carbon dioxide.
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Many — if not most — wooden structures are gone or severally damaged.
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Society stifles their talent with its oppressive structures and tedious demands.
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Every mayor has said, 'I am going to demolish 10,000 structures'.
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The structures can feel subversive just because they still stubbornly exist.
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Tauruses, Virgos, and Capricorns tend to thrive within set, consistent structures.
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Structures can be rebuilt, fallen trees can be slowly trucked away.
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Are there good examples of people successfully making these decentralized structures?
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Fires from the lava have burned down 35 structures — mostly homes.
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Mark Haefele of UBS thinks drug companies should consider similar structures.
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Rebar is that tempered steel often seen holding together concrete structures.
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The book was "After Reason," a commentary on Western economic structures.
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Stern said the city has not encountered any other structures since.
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Indeed, some of the structures are more than 100 years old.
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Have we built our structures on solid ground or shifting currents?
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That comes in to play in the design of the structures.
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With graphs, Nowak could depict diverse population structures as mathematical abstractions.
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"We&aposre advised that the fire was threatening structures," he said.
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After the eviction, Israeli forces are expected to demolish the structures.
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Two exhibitions in Vienna take on the fragility of democratic structures.
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In total, 14,700 structures, 728 businesses and 271,000 acres have burned.
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The 20 damaged buildings were mostly older structures, state media reported.
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But what of the structures of society and of the state?
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Now, under the threat of nationalization, some are abandoning these structures.
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Hundreds of structures have been damaged or destroyed, local officials said.
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How much democracy is appropriate for the parties' internal nominating structures?
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More than 773,600 homes and other structures were destroyed, another record.
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The structures are often older and part of larger medical campuses.
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Debt structures in the fund are complicated, to say the least.
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Creating pay structures that perfectly reflect performance is a mug's game.
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The Singapore government then amended its laws to allow such structures.
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The structures are more properly known as extreme scattering events (ESEs).
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It's not easy to look at the cell structures of tissue.
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These contain details of secretive offshore structures used by Mossack's clients.
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They contain details of secretive offshore structures used by Mossack's clients.
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But in the ghostworld of imaginary structures, every unbuilt building stands.
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So far, at least 37 structures have been destroyed, officials said.
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Conflict actually emasculates men, and it shifts the traditional social structures.
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He stretches pop structures with repetition that grows devotional, obsessive, hypnotic.
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A total of 22 structures are scattered across the massive property.
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Meanwhile, Russia's sanctioned oligarchs are scrambling to reshuffle company ownership structures.
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This triangular look is considered the most "feminine" of facial structures.
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Nanotecture also includes outdoor structures meant for animals in the wild.
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That cost structure is one of our most expensive cost structures.
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All of these structures were outside the limits of an urban
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So far, at least 37 structures have been destroyed, and counting.
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The fire has destroyed more than 10,000 structures in the region.
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Blocks can be attached to one another to quickly produce structures.
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SGT Updated with Uber's comments on fare structures for shorter rides.
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Like the Englewood firemen, Ashland's tried to save structures and people.
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Most popular songs, however, are based on simple, repeated chords structures.
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The Isua structures, if indeed stromatolites, would represent fairly evolved organisms.
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Some of the most expensive structures ever built now sit empty.
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Designed by Gropius, these structures were constructed by his private firm.
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And at least 25,500 of those properties were occupied residential structures.
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A contempt for organized power structures that registers as pure instinct.
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In 2017, Deltec's structures in Texas weathered Hurricane Harvey as well.
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"That's one of the common failure mechanisms for structures," he said.
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Spending on nonresidential structures has now declined for four consecutive months.
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There are five structures and three piers already on the island.
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They only promised structures with built-in disincentives to malicious behavior.
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BARBARO: But the structures, just to be clear, that's the question.
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As of Friday, lava has destroyed 82 structures, including 37 homes.
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They use their "combs," rows of tiny paddlelike structures, to swim.
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The blaze destroyed 20 structures and prompted evacuations and road closures.
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Because we must accept their structures in order to play them.
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It will cut regional operating structures in Eastern Europe and Pakistan.
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And those are among the most complex mechanical structures in nature.
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We learned that there are 3-D structures in the rings.
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Financial institutions, instruments, and market structures are increasingly complex and interconnected.
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All of its structures work with one another to complete thoughts.
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Withdrawing our energy from these types of structures is really important.
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Fourteen people died, and around 2,500 structures were damaged or destroyed.
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You're improvising, but you're confined by the structures of the narrative.
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And some of the abandoned structures are remnants of her childhood.
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Those [cultural power structures] kick in when players are having trouble.
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Anything on the Can Singles collection moves away from pop structures.
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You fall for so long before seeing the first structures appear.
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Unique structures like this are owed to the islands' volcanic roots.
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So had tens of thousands of other structures across the city.
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Ideal structures also have a basement and few to no windows.
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A total of 20 structures were destroyed, according to Cal Fire.
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Wildfires across California have destroyed hundreds of homes and other structures.
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In total, about 500 structures have been destroyed and 135 damaged.
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Zinc-roofed structures were destroyed, as were windows and glass doors.
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Do as much as possible using existing structures and previous laws.
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Tawada turns sentence structures inside out, just like that white glove.
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"Indicators of structures of white oppression have largely disappeared," he argues.
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It delves into misogynistic power structures and the nature of identity.
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BUILT The Hidden Stories Behind Our Structures By Roma Agrawal Illustrated.
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Here Caliban becomes the embodiment of male resentment toward matriarchal structures.
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The heads of state changed, but the structures stayed the same.
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These mounds were not ventilation structures, but simply piles of dirt.
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And he created a massively bloated security establishment with competing structures.
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But the three species examined in this study lacked such structures.
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"We didn't want to have two separate structures," Mr. Ingels said.
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Falling ash can accumulate on roofs and collapse structures as well.
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How come we passed by these structures without appreciating their design?
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By comparison, more than 10,000 structures burned last year, a record.
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Most of the structures are owned by private individuals or nonprofits.
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But will these loved-hated structures be saved, and should they?
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" These body parts included "multiple teeth and structures resembling limb buds.
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It takes real money to keep ancient structures strong and safe.
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So many structures hide among the wild vines, trees, and fronds.
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In his free time, he liked to build elaborate Lego structures.
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The authors said that calls to limit multiclass structures were premature.
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But names awarded by politicians to existing structures don't always stick.
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The structures of the deals on the two properties are unclear.
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Clusters of galaxies are the largest-known structures in the universe.
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They are structures and networks that nurture our individual belief systems.
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Afterwards, building codes were updated to require stronger roof support structures.
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Very few of the structures were built with longevity in mind.
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Our current structures belong to the 19th, and sometimes 20th, century.
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More than 5,012 structures were threatened by the fire, officials said.
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Historic organizational structures often prevent these people from having much influence.
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All this has exacerbated political infighting within Iran's complex power structures.
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Similar structures have been used at the border by past administrations.
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It destroyed eight structures and was 5 percent contained, officials said.
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HK Urbex sees these structures as prime targets for urban expeditions.
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But what were these eerily empty structures like in their prime?
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Today, most of its structures are on the verge of collapse.
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Therefore, structures have held up well in Irma's wake, Soffer said.
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Geometric structures stand in stark contrast to the rugged Mediterranean terrain.
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"Under Promesa, all the security structures are dissolving," Mr. Fabian said.
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The rocket could take a number of huge structures to space.
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Another difference between the two Manchester clubs is in their structures.
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Related also will construct two structures, with 2219 apartments, for veterans.
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Five structures, including three homes, have been destroyed, fire officials said.
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Constitutional structures do not grind to a halt when Congress does.
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Such structures, though popular in Silicon Valley, may not age well.
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Above, structures from an illegal settlement that was dismantled by force.
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When you read about bridge collapses and unsafe structures, think corrosion.
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But France eventually returned to NATO's integrated military structures in 2009.
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The researchers think the structures are a few million years old.
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Those structures can scar and close, limiting the flow of urine.
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And when old rules and power structures crumble, new ones emerge.
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Archaeologists have unearthed about 70 mammoth-bone structures across Eastern Europe.
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Archaeologists have unearthed about 70 mammoth-bone structures across Eastern Europe.
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These structures are actually giant pits that once contained wooden posts.
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The blaze destroyed 22 structures and prompted evacuations and road closures.
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Do the relationship structures in the novel seem realistic and authentic?
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I'll be curious to see how she structures the next volume.
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The biopsy showed that the tissue contained structures known as granulomas.
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Brexit: Britain's divorce from the E.U. is straining its political structures.
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"The left likes to talk about power structures, right?" he said.
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Blastocysts are structures formed in the very early development of mammals.
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Alterations in these structures have been identified in mental health disorders.
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Fan's paradoxical artworks also subvert the rationality of oppressive social structures.
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People think in terms of conceptual structures called frames and metaphors.
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Movement didn't come easily with big wooden structures like this one:
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And they are smart, elegant, commanding structures in their own right.
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Within the file, metadata is kept in data structures called chunks.
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As for Allwood et al's claim that tectonic compression produced the structures, Nutman said this interpretation "completely fails to explain" why the bottom of the observed stromatolite structures are flat and only the tops are irregular.
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Stonehenge, in the English countryside of Wiltshire, is one of the few structures built by European ancestors placed in this category structures allegedly built by aliens, though in the original printing of Chariots of the Gods?
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