Bees also enjoy swarming — although "enjoy" might be the wrong word, as swarming is how hives naturally reproduce.
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China claims its vessel felt threatened by swarming Philippine boats.
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Millions of them, all swarming up to the Great Wall.
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Here 3,500 swarming robots will prepare 200,000 orders a week.
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We heard buzz swarming around a New York Times story.
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You see flashing lights whizzing past and helicopters swarming above.
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Clumps of people swarming an area, staring intently at cellphones.
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Within minutes, he said, police officers were swarming the area.
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You can see everyone on the staff swarming around them.
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Linley's most recent role was in "Sharknado 5: Global Swarming."
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Right in the middle of a park swarming with people.
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Semblr Technologies – LONDON Semblr automates building construction using small, swarming robots.
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That's why small, fast-moving startups are swarming around the problem.
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Hot, humid and swarming with mosquitoes, Sunnyside was fecund but deadly.
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Suddenly they are driving through thousands of swarming low-flying helicopters.
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The swarming Germans shot Johnson in his lip, head and side.
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Indeed, major tech companies are swarming all over the battery business.
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Eleven years later the media and political establishments are now swarming.
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Buff, like Trump, claimed that Mexicans were swarming over the border.
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When he woke up, people had already begun swarming to it.
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There was no entrance to Taksim, it was swarming with police.
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But there were always so many other stories swarming his imagination.
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Read more: New Yorkers are swarming this international boba shop chain
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The first spring was the smelliest time, with blowflies swarming everywhere.
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The green "recession area" is where locusts naturally live, before swarming.
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By 1967, they were swarming in schools some 10 miles long.
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Exploding Cockroaches Open little refrigerator, and lifelike cockroaches come swarming out.
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Their fans fell in line, swarming the offending writers with hate.
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They weren't swarming too bad because it was dark and cool.
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The attacker struck in Russell Square, with police quickly swarming the scene.
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Casamir is tangled in crystalline webbing swarming with bulbous, multi-segmented beasts.
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Once we saw them moving — swarming like insects — we couldn't believe it.
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People were swarming him in the park, and he couldn't handle it.
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Once we saw them moving—swarming like insects—we couldn't believe it.
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On a good day, Mr. English's mind is gaily swarming with bumblebees.
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Conservatives are not swarming the homes of liberal anchors or congressional leaders.
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It's silly and ridiculous, helpless against swarming developers and rising ocean levels.
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It's usually swarming with schoolchildren, they come here from all over Russia.
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Former Goldman Sachs bankers are swarming the nexus of government and economics.
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They are swarming just behind your eyes, drilling deep inside your teeth.
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When the couple returned to the apartment, it was swarming with people.
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Footage has surfaced showing ants swarming together to stay afloat in the waters.
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Kinshasa was suddenly swarming with Americans, hands full of dollars, needing a cab.
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Swarming, creeping, transforming figures fill the grid-paper-aligned panels of his pages.
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Mars, we believe, was once warm, wet, and possibly swarming with elemental life.
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They're [working on] air-launched swarming drones that would be launched from aircrafts.
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Grassroots Democrats are swarming town halls and running for office in massive numbers.
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And it would satisfy the swarming investors who want a piece of it.
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As Mr Scharre points out, swarming will solve a big problem for America.
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Second, this bizarre swarming behavior has never been documented before in red crabs.
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Some pop their heads outside of the curtain to scan the swarming crowd.
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I once went to the theater with her and people were swarming her.
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The marbled crayfish will emerge from hiding and begin swarming around your ankles.
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It is not swarming opponents because it is not trying to swarm opponents.
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He is not the swarming Matt Brown, nor the wildly swinging Johny Hendricks.
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Detroit's victory, spurred by a swarming defense, improved their record to 217-103.
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Then the vultures started swarming, asking if she wanted to sell the label.
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International businesses have been swarming into the country, seemingly eager to clinch deals.
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Anyway, Sharknado 5: Global Swarming airs Sunday, August 6 at 8/7c on Syfy.
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But Twitter seemed to be swarming with antivaxxers and their false and misleading arguments.
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In Xinxiang, millennials are also swarming new western-styled bars and clubs at night.
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As for UFC 244, you better believe Secret Service will be swarming that night.
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In contrast to Kansas in the semifinal, Michigan is swarming Villanova much more aggressively.
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Meanwhile, Democrats are already ramping up for primary debates and swarming early battleground states.
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Miami's swarming defense ensured the Dolphins were on the better end of that scenario.
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Swarming defense and overwhelming athleticism has allowed Oklahoma City to play faster than usual.
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Saturday, Washington will be swarming with calls to hear our voice or expect resistance.
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But when they got to the diner for lunch, it was swarming with customers.
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"If it were in the US, it would be swarming with tourists," he says.
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New video shows Delta Force operators swarming ISIS leader al-Baghdadi's compound in Syria
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Dusty, swarming with Styrofoam coffee cups and cigarette butts, plastic bags and trampled napkins.
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Helicopters and fire trucks are swarming around the building near L.A.'s Brentwood neighborhood.
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The photos here capture the feral cats, pigeons, and ants swarming in sidewalk cracks.
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The shrimp promptly reacted to the shaking by swarming off the vent en mass.
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Two suspended arrangements of feathers evoke church vaults, but also swarming birds or locusts.
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The reason, the NYT reports: Pedophiles were swarming the comment sections of children's videos.
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The Bulldogs have a swarming defense and they are feeding off the fan support.
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Ingeborg Cuba, a USDA researcher, swiftly stuck her arms into boxes swarming with 2003 mosquitoes.
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The evil agents are swarming in and the kids are sent racing through the hallways.
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We're told that means 3,000 strippers will be swarming around poles all over Chi-town.
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Centered around a fake contest and swarming with a hundred quirky fledgling chefs, Cook Off!
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Google has struggled to keep workers from swarming its San Francisco office, particularly on Fridays.
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So this weekend, join me, walk hand in hand through the swarming seas with me.
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Aid workers described crowds of hungry children swarming the trucks in cold and rainy conditions.
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Halle Berry seemingly stepped forward on Instagram to address the pregnancy rumors swarming online Monday.
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"I can see technicians swarming around the coffee machine trying to fix it," he wrote.
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WeWork's landlords have so far avoided much of the media coverage swarming around the startup.
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With 80,000 people swarming the site, thousands of cars lined up to enter Burning Man.
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The hall was swarming with brightly lettered shirts and buttons, even a few handmade posters.
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In the end, it was the swarming defense of James and Durant that proved decisive.
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And, just like that, Wall Street is swarming the Trump administration and steering financial policy.
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On Wednesday night, it was swarming with wailing police cars, buzzing helicopters and media vehicles.
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In the early 2000s, the fish was swarming Atlantic coastlines and waters around the Bahamas.
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The country's borders are swarming with drug-slinging criminals, and its veterans are dying in droves.
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By the time they arrived to be by Kim's side, police were already swarming the hotel.
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It's becoming difficult to find an "unpopular" technique or algorithm that isn't already swarming with researchers.
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Imagine a Facebook-owned city that's open to the public and also swarming with Facebook employees.
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But the caravan panic isn't just about the idea of a lawless mob swarming the border.
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Turkey fears an assault will send a flood of refugees — and militants — swarming to its border.
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A ranger named Tomasi leans down and gazes at the beast's mutilated head, swarming with flies.
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We are a small mass, moving loudly, swarming building lobbies, waiting by service entrances, riding elevators.
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Sea gulls are swarming around the place like a poor remake of Alfred Hitchcock's 'The Birds.
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I woke up at 4AM to the sound of ISIS fighters swarming into our compound, shooting.
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Reverberations from the attacks were immediately apparent as tourist sites, normally swarming with visitors, emptied out.
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Millions of flies are swarming Russian villages—breeding, laying eggs, then dying and leaving a mess.
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It came in the form of dunks and 211-pointers, in blocked shots and swarming defense.
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Video captured by Fox News shows dozens of students swarming the governor's office demanding a meeting.
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Instead, their blood was swarming with another type of immune cell, eosinophils, which provoke allergic reactions.
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Considering how big the universe is, Fermi assumed that it must be swarming with intelligent life.
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Mr. Mayer said they did not know what was happening when they started seeing helicopters swarming.
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The law barred unlawful access to the crash area to stop fans from swarming the site.
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The men chant at officers before swarming a police van, ending in violent scuffles with officers.
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From outside the gates, I can see it swarming with tourists even in the rain. Ugh!
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Swarming on the blank walls, the objects create an atmosphere that is both claustrophobic and infinite.
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It could be a spy—swarming with its siblings over enemy territory, scanning with diminutive sensors.
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On a snow-free weekend, when normally the lake would be dead, streets were swarming with families.
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Syfy announced today that the fifth Sharknado movie shall henceforth be known as Sharknado 5: Global Swarming.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)Some moments in life demand a live stream: Protestors swarming down your street.
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Fedor didn't give Kohsaka an ounce of respect, throwing Kohsaka down and swarming on him from guard.
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According to Yahoo Sports, flying ants were swarming around her head and getting stuck in her hair.
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Another year, another set of explosive allegations swarming among the ladies of The Real Housewives of Potomac.
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Swarming Under the Stars, Imre Potyó, HungaryA chaotic swarm of mayflies as seen over Hungary's Raba River.
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As wasps start swarming, it's a race against time to attack the strawberry split from both ends.
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Across the city, hotels, ministries and the airports are swarming with volunteers and organizers, young and old.
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In Zuul's day, the area was a lush landscape swarming with dinosaurs, turtles and crocodile-like creatures.
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Obviously, the sight of police swarming Kelly's crib immediately made people think an arrest was going down.
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The Terrapins compiled 512 yards, but mistakes doomed any chance they had against a swarming Hoosiers defense.
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Even as some 30 states have introduced bills to beef up their antiprotest laws, activists are swarming.
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Creepy footage from a farmer in Australia shows an uncountable number of rodents swarming after being disturbed.
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The mammal jumped onto the back of a tour boat to escape the swarming pod of orcas.
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Masses of Drupella snails could be seen swarming around and eating the remaining healthy coral, he said.
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We normally only see them every other November, swarming around and making promises to get our vote.
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Not all pathogens carry stigma: Legionnaires' disease, for example, spews out of cooling towers swarming with bacteria.
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Inside it's swarming with brunch-goers, while a sidewalk coffee stand has a line 15 people deep.
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That includes the LA Convention Center lobby, which was swarming with actors decked out as the undead.
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And like the title suggests, atonal organ drones do sound more than a little like insectoid swarming.
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The air between my grandfather and the stall man was abruptly swarming with sparkling points of light.
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Security was swarming the site of the interview, the Russian embassy in Helsinki, when Mr. Wallace arrived.
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On Friday morning, helicopters, police officers and fishing boats were swarming the area in search of survivors.
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Angkor Thom began to teem with tourists exclaiming in many different languages and swarming over the ruins.
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And so, while the press was still swarming the story, Mr. Nadjari proposed an unusual covert mission.
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Wilson added 24 points, and the Gamecocks' athleticism and swarming defense were too much for the Bobcats.
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Diners have turned into food paparazzi, swarming dishes with cameras the moment they land on the table.
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The cramped apartment of Rocco Totino is swarming with emergency personnel by the time Captain Bonilla arrives.
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" In Shanghai • A Chinese funeral is described as "barbaric for our taste," the streets "swarming with pedestrians.
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It also wasn't clear whether the Twitter accounts swarming us were entirely automated or just humans following instructions.
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On Friday, the village was swarming with Afghan and international troops, as helicopters and other aircraft flew overhead.
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With the holidays behind us, people have been swarming stores to return gifts they don't want to keep.
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Michigan had a 7-point lead and was playing swarming defense, and Villanova couldn't make a 3-pointer.
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"There were bees everywhere, but they weren't swarming because it was cool and night," Huey told the paper.
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Even though it's a menacing sight, the bees are usually at their most docile during the swarming process.
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The Doppler radar has also picked up birds swarming during an earthquake, and seeking shelter from past hurricanes.
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Curious locals had been swarming to the lagoon in hopes of catching a glimpse of the unusual creature.
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"I thought we were swarming the ball, hitting well and wrapping guys," San Francisco coach Kyle Shanahan said.
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Without warning, a host of businesses and landmarks have found themselves swarming with eager gamers staring at iPhones.
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Tinder is swarming with semi-nude men who look like they just finished a dirty motel webcam session.
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The video, not for the squeamish, shows swarming carnivorous insects reclaiming a body (Aparna Nancherla) for the soil.
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Police have been swarming the Tampa neighborhood amid fears that a serial killer could be on the prowl.
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The couple's been dating since sometime last summer, presumably around the time Hickerson "saved" Panettiere from swarming paparazzi.
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Scientists are also researching gene drives that would "switch off" genes in locusts that contribute to swarming behaviour.
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Not to mention the whole area is swarming with coyotes who would love to meet a little dog.
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And that this swarming occasionally escalated further, into misogynistic abuse that was upsetting or even frightening for them.
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This year she released a strong trio album, "Float the Edge," full of intense power and swarming interplay.
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One fan even broke a fence trying to get a better view of Woods over the swarming masses.
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The vendors waved fans in front of their wares in a futile attempt to deter the swarming flies.
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Like thousands of migrant workers swarming Delhi, the victims earned as little as $2 to $3 a day.
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We Polish love our food—that is why there are so many Polskis [Polish supermarkets] swarming across London.
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Out of the gate, Democratic women are swarming the 2020 presidential race — outnumbering and outmaneuvering men with early announcements.
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The RealityMicrowaves (inside and out) are swarming with germs, both from leftover food bits and our own skin contact.
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"Global Swarming" is a cute pun – we can only assume it's a reference to Pitbull's 2012 album Global Warming.
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At least two important changes in the differentiation of the cells in a biofilm take place to enable swarming.
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We won't see blue-helmeted U.N. peace-keepers swarming around any atolls in the South China Sea anytime soon.
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In fact, there have been dozens of swarming incidents already this season in New York City, according to Coté.
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But these days, the swarming crowds and clashing armies seen in blockbuster films consist of computer-generated characters instead.
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People on first dates, families who were in town going to Auntie Anne's, and people swarming the Apple Store.
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The Steve Jobs Theater is currently swarming with tech enthusiasts, but the website its namesake left behind is barren.
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Television images showed police swarming the school, with some officers on the roof while others moved around the building.
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The city will be swarming with law enforcement from various jurisdictions who will focus on crowd control and security.
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According to this fantasy, trains would be swarming with young entrepreneurs sitting on human-skin seats in executive class.
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The police, by now swarming outside, had established communication with Mr. Mateen, but it was unclear what they discussed.
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Makonnen, the rapper from Atlanta, wore a black Clash T-shirt and scoped the swarming multitudes from the bar.
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But Mozgov's rudimentary post game couldn't deal with the Warriors swarming defense, and he got run off the floor.
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L.A. County Sheriff's deputies are swarming the studio and surrounding blocks right now, searching for suspects and collecting evidence.
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Shine your phone torch at it, and it will erupt back in "swarming bursts" of illumination across the surface.
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Indie romantic comedies are swarming with aimless, emotionally damaged men seeking meaning in the arms of confident young women.
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HANOI, Vietnam — The taxi was weaving through evening traffic, inches from the motorbikes that were swarming it like hornets.
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He said the police were swarming the neighborhood and helicopters were flying overhead and our building was locked down.
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By midmorning, police officers had cordoned off a corner of Seven Sisters Road, and news cameras were swarming nearby.
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"Locusts are highly cannibalistic," explained Couzin, noting that they start cannibalizing when swarming begins and food starts to vanish.
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At one local chain grocery store, video shows shoppers swarming pallets of bottled water, clearing them in just minutes.
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The area was swarming with German soldiers, and Mr. Arsenault, Mr. Major's close friend, was killed by the Nazis.
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The campus was swarming with media, law enforcement officers and flashing patrol cars, and well-wishers passing out flowers.
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At Art Basel Miami Beach this week, people swarming the booths of contemporary art barely remarked on the revelation.
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The Trobriand Islands off New Guinea, for example, use the autumnal swarming of sea worms to orient each year.
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But with two billion people swarming the platform every single day, the company is up against an unprecedented issue.
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It was also when the sidewalk outside EMW would be less likely to be swarming with anti-abortion protesters.
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In its beak is a cockroach, a reference to the bugs we saw earlier swarming over the severed ear.
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Which ends up being a huge problem since it's literally in the middle of the Everglades and swarming with gators.
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It started with our video outside, and continued inside, where Khaled was king all night with fans swarming him everywhere.
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Turkey-backed Syrian rebel fighters in military fatigues can be seen swarming the corpse, groping the pockets of her jeans.
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That situational awareness — that paparazzi will be swarming and their images will be projected to the world — makes a difference.
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And with rumors swarming around about the Apple Watch 2.0, the principle bears repeating: Hold off six months before purchasing.
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The swarming flies and sickly, fetid smell that fill the shed do not seem to put her off her work.
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He's ascended to the IRL presidency, and Sharknado 5: Global Swarming is set to air on Syfy on August 6.
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There would be no comeback in this one, not against a swarming Baltimore defense that limited Miami to 22014 yards.
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Cairo was swarming with police on January 25th, the fifth anniversary of the uprising against Hosni Mubarak, the ousted dictator.
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"This will give the helicopters a potent capability against swarming fast inshore attack craft," noted Jane's, a defense trade publication.
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One of Zhou's neighbours, Zhou Xunlu said that he was shocked to see the rats swarming the floor and furniture.
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Fans took to the streets Tuesday night ... climbing on top of vehicles, swarming the streets and sidewalks and scaling buildings.
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The Montrose aimed its 30 mm guns at the Iranian fast-attack craft swarming the tanker and warded them off.
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Federal dollars devoted to "critical infrastructure" have produced the familiar buzz of contractors swarming to a honey pot of cash.
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The number of U.S. visitors soared 77 percent in 203, swarming hotels and restaurants that have been booked to capacity.
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Videos of mobs breaking into shops, swarming onto trucks or fighting over products often make the rounds of social media.
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"[He] said he is allergic to bees and 24 waited for the yellow jackets to stop swarming," the report states.
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The move seemed to work, as the Red Wings' swarming defense and backchecking forwards limited Tampa Bay's shots on net.
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I wish I didn't live in fear of an internet mob, like a great tidal wave, swarming me with takedowns.
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"15 seconds after we stuck the shovel in the hole they were swarming us, all over our legs," he says.
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The killings shocked the community, with police swarming the area amid fears that a serial killer was on the loose.
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It's not as if none of us could have predicted the bots swarming and developing a plan of their own.
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At the last event we held, in December 2013, armed civilians paraded along the street, swarming any car that arrived.
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At the window of my high-rise apartment I watched people swarming the sidewalks, taking advantage of the spring weather.
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Only about a month ago, the IFEMA Convention Center in Madrid was swarming with attendees at a cybersecurity trade fair.
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Manny Pacquiao wasn't able to properly apply his swarming fighting style as Floyd Mayweather was expertly utilising his defensive game.
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On its swarming 2322-acre site in Battersea wholesalers are flogging fruit, vegetables and flowers to London's greengrocers and restaurateurs.
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They're simply outnumbered by the swarming fighters, sent in as the last order of general Pryde before his bridge explodes.
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Trump also spoke about protesters swarming the US Embassy in Baghdad, following Sunday's US airstrikes on Iran-backed militia fighters.
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Videos of mobs breaking into shops, swarming onto trucks or fighting over products often make the rounds on social media.
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A few blocks away, four bodies of Islamic State fighters lay on the road, covered with blankets and swarming with flies.
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Additional helicopters will help monitor the Indy 500 parade on Saturday and activities in the swarming camping grounds around the speedway.
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Next, in the spirit of spooky season, is an eerie photo of star clusters swarming a massive galaxy named NGC 4874.
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"Some classes were cancelled and the building he had class in was swarming with police," said Brittany Nazario, an anthropology student.
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Suitors had been swarming around his online pharmacy, which was taking on CVS and Walgreens and growing rapidly in the process.
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The taxi drivers, once swarming under the evening sun, had dwindled to a quiet few, and the baggage carousels were still.
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Brokering a deal between the Assad government and Kurdish forces, Russian-backed Syrian soldiers are now swarming Kurdish-controlled northern Syria.
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This year, perhaps more than others, the internet has been swarming with conspiracy theories — some of these defended with statistical arguments.
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Reddit should be the perfect place for Trump: It's swarming with the alt-right trolls who make up his online base.
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And let's not forget there is an army of fan-geeks — Trek's core audience — swarming San Diego Comic-Con right now.
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And that takes practice, to say the least, especially when the bad guys are swarming and your health is precariously slight.
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Smaller versions were installed in Paris and New York; no one would fund the swarming, pulsing cosmos he really hoped for.
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But the swarming Philadelphia brawler, battering his Cherry Hill, N.J., neighbor, ended the 29-year-old Ali's credibility as a prophet.
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Until now, Russian aggression in Ukraine has been characterized by "little green men" swarming over territory and grabbing key government institutions.
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The Rio Olympics were starting, and thousands of journalists from around the world were swarming around the city's new sports venues.
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Walking Henderson to the fence, swarming on him with hard knees and kicks, and sprawling on any attempt at a takedown.
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" Fox hosts have been swarming the issue: "Tucker Carlson Tonight": "The left used to understand that free speech is for everybody.
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That set up Tracy's field goal, which was almost right down the middle and sent L.S.U. players swarming onto the field.
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Aside from his scoring, Carter was the leader of West Virginia's swarming defense that made the night miserable for the Herd.
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A lot of Carlson's subjects come from the Chapel's spectacular Last Judgment, which, naturally, is swarming with satanic agents and understudies.
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Yet are climate activists swarming Topeka City Hall, the Colorado statehouse or your local county commission to demand tougher building codes?
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So much so, that people are swarming online retailers to snatch up all the hand sanitizer and N95 masks they can.
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He had no idea that the TriBeCa Grand, which has since been renamed the Roxy Hotel, was swarming with undercover detectives.
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Beyond buying facemasks online, people are also swarming supermarkets to stash basic supplies like toilet paper, cleaning items, and hand sanitizer.
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The stands emptied, fans streaming onto the field, swarming their heroes, hoisting them on to their shoulders, clamoring for their jerseys.
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Desperate people carrying backpacks and suitcases have also been swarming a dock on the harbor hoping to board boats to Nassau.
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Crowds are swarming around the check-in booths, and the line to drop off a bag is nearly out the door.
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How a genetic fitness 'crusade' marches on Millions of families started swarming across America's border, fleeing poverty or seeking political asylum.
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By the time we arrived back at my parents' apartment, it was already swarming with a dozen cops wearing tactical badges.
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"People have never met presidential candidates and now they're swarming here to meet people," said Nevada Democratic Party spokesperson Molly Forgey.
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As a hobbyist ornithologist, I want to watch the swarming of the starling swarm, which will pass by this exact spot today.
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Grichuk then ended it, firing his helmet high in the air as he neared home plate and a swarming mob of teammates.
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Dense, challenging, aphoristic and swarming with recondite allusions and puns, these novels display an authoritative grasp of a breathtaking range of subjects.
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Military and consumer drones alike are being transformed by rapid progress in two cutting-edge areas of drone research: autonomy and swarming.
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You know — the romantic breakthroughs, the armies of evil alien species swarming the earth, the old characters coming back for a reunion.
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Amid a news cycle swarming with reports of arrests, sentences, and verdicts, a prison-themed coffee shop suddenly popped up in Turkey.
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The Americans were suddenly swarming all over the Dutch, Tobin Heath, Morgan and Crystal Dunn all threatened to add a third goal.
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The next thing Victor remembered, he was in the hospital emergency room with doctors, nurses, and emergency-medical personnel swarming around him.
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In my first preview, players could teleport between specific, preselected points, which became increasingly difficult to navigate when dinosaurs started swarming them.
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Protesters responded by swarming streets in Brooklyn on Friday night, with protesters heard chanting "hands off black kids, NYPD" as they marched.
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On the ground before them was a roadwork sign, fallen on its side, smothered in honey and swarming with hundreds of bumblebees.
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Here, there are more runs into slides and lunges as the dancers — swarming together and peeling apart — move with tense, brisk efficiency.
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" Politifact rated the claim, based on the footage from Morocco, that Mexicans are swarming over "our southern border" as "Pants on fire.
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On Tuesday night another pots protest was held on the island, which is swarming with soldiers and workers touching up road markings.
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"They are swarming this place, because they have all sorts of goodies they want to sneak into" the government spending bills. Sen.
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But now he saw the enemy themselves, the true enemy out of their burrows, the N.V.A. massed and swarming on human legs.
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A pitch to running back Alvin Karama was poorly executed — a swarming Baltimore defense played a part, too — and the drive stalled.
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Of course, for the space-starved apartment dweller, hemmed in by low ceilings and swarming children, some things are sexier than sex.
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Both are 'pressure fighters' but where Dos Anjos is the patient and methodical pressure fighter, Ferguson is a swarming ball of energy.
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The city was then swarming with foreigners looking for a place to stay — Western journalists, military officers, aid workers and European officials.
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KNOXVILLE, Iowa — It's caucus season here in Iowa, and Democratic presidential candidates are swarming the place like flies at a cattle barn.
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For many of Xinjiang's 11 million Uighurs, their homeland has become a surveillance state swarming with checkpoints, security cameras and armed patrols.
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Iran uses mines, swarming ships and suicide watercraft to harass ships and deny access to critical waterways such as the Persian Gulf.
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I like to imagine all the cute little cars swarming around me as being driven by my brothers, my friends, my mom.
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That swarming defense has led to some impressive victories, including at Virginia in December and a 21-point romp over then-No.
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After the gunshot, she ran outside, saw Border Patrol agents swarming her block on Centeno Lane and hit record on her cellphone.
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Football can be an awfully fickle sport: L.S.U. started the national championship shrinking under the swarming pressure of Clemson's defense. L.S..U.
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The Scarlet Knights, playing their second game under interim coach Nunzio Campanile, could get little going offensively against a swarming Indiana defense.
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Well into the night, the blocks surrounding the hotel were swarming with followers of Mr. Trump and his running mate, Mike Pence.
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The gathered masses — mostly tourists — immediately jumped out of line, falling into a truly ecstatic state, swarming to get a closer look.
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A video of the aftermath showed ambulances and police cars swarming around an intersection while someone yells, telling people to clear the area.
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Forget about the insane logistics of such a system for a moment, or if you'd even be keen on drones swarming your town.
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The president-elect remained out of sight at Trump Tower, with streets outside swarming with thousands objecting to the results of Election Day.
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Alexander's poetry is swarming with information from a vast library — like the one lost in Alexandria — that he has absorbed into his bloodstream.
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A thousand scurrying Nigel Farages on the march, swarming through the blackened muck of the New York City subway to spread their disease.
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According to CBS, there are currently at least 12,000 blacktip sharks swarming the warm waters of southern Florida, from Miami to Jupiter Inlet.
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To combat all of the bad press, Cindy and Taystee decide they'll make Judy King give a statement to the reporters swarming Litchfield.
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And you have to be able to switch quickly from driving-swarming to merely sitting, when you find yourself in a traffic jam.
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Elections in Ohio are trench warfare, fought by waves of volunteers swarming across hundreds of thousands of front porches to rap on doors.
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READ: Why giant mosquitoes are suddenly swarming Greenland As far-fetched as Trump's alleged ambitions towards Greenland might sound, they're not without precedent.
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A megaphone rested at her feet as she rallied dozens of students and faculty in preparation of swarming the corridor outside Reif's office.
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The home of the future, we are assured, will be swarming with tiny sensors: security cameras, carbon monoxide detectors, speakers and everything else.
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A crowd of protesters is swarming right next to them, and it's the largest I've seen at any Trump campaign event so far.
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Another night we awoke with the unpleasant revelation that we'd pitched our tent next to an enormous termite mound, and they were swarming.
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Centuries later, that village was what most foreigners thought of when they thought of Brazil: an unspoiled tropical paradise, swarming with noble savages.
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The Hogwarts-like domicile might be swarming with staff and construction workers, but not until Price arrives do the spirits hit the fan.
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Meanwhile, distributed energy technologies have been rapidly procreating, swarming around on the ground like the first little mammals in the age of dinosaurs.
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When he was indicted in January 2019, CNN filmed a team of armed FBI agents swarming Stone's Florida home, arresting him before dawn.
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But Ryan was easily the best player on the field Sunday as Rodgers was harassed by a swarming Atlanta defense throughout the game.
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Your Money Adviser With summer in full swing, mosquitoes are buzzing in backyards — and fliers for residential mosquito control services are swarming mailboxes.
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But video of the incident shows police swarming around the UPS truck, and then firing over and over as panicked motorists look on.
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While many tech offices were swarming with the brand's pillow-soft wool sneakers, men were mainly the people wearing them during the workweek.
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The autograph seekers were swarming at LAX when Chris -- one of the nicest guys we see around town -- walked to his waiting SUV.
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With Kompany still finding his feet after his latest period out through injury, Brazil's swarming attacks could prove productive against the aging Belgian backline.
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Inside, he found a crate swarming with maggots and texted a picture of the crate to his mom, Marcia Eubank, wondering what it was.
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For example, an armed Osprey would be better positioned to prevent or stop swarming small boat attack wherein enemy surface vessels attacked the aircraft.
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Too bad he has no cell reception and can't contact the police who are said to be swarming the area, searching for the girl.
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But when notifications started swarming in, it made my blood pressure rise, my breathing quicken, and I got panicked in a very uncomfortable way.
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At least with special regard to this mesmerizing footage of thousands of determined pelagic red crabs (Pleuroncodes planipes) swarming in unison across the seafloor.
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Several years back, van Tussenbroek and her colleagues captured video footage of these tiny invertebrates swarming about turtle grass beds like bees on flowers.
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Malkin then went on to call Beyoncé's fans "low-information buffoons" for swarming Rachel Roy, the alleged target of "Hold Up," with bee emojis.
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But if fighters don't quickly lay down for him he can often get discouraged and in swarming over Magny early he spent himself up.
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Lady Gaga's halftime performance at the Super Bowl today is expected to feature hundreds of drones swarming over Houston's NRG Stadium, according to CNN.
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This followed two days of disruptions sparked by protesters swarming the airport, where, late on Tuesday, they detained two men they suspected opposed them.
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But a year later, Camus recalled his three months amid the city's "swarming lights" and frantic streets with a mixture of awe and bafflement.
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"A large number of people affected by fever, and even minor ailments, are swarming to hospitals, fearing they have contracted the disease," Jose said.
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As I was consumed by all this during that first listen, I forgot about all the problems and epiphanies swarming my fungi-filled head.
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In Chicago, some people who saw the immediate aftermath of the shooting described a confused scene with people yelling and police swarming the area.
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She just as easily deploys the slipstream whimsy of Herbie Hancock, the earthy sweep of McCoy Tyner and the swarming agitation of Cecil Taylor.
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For the rest of the weekend, the pair couldn't make it across that enormous lobby without people chasing Schaefer-Charlton and swarming around him.
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In the summer of 2017, he strutted through the Allen & Company Sun Valley Conference, an event swarming with prominent executives, bulked up with muscle.
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Gardner, a staunch critic of multinational corporations that pay shockingly-low tax bills, points to the fact that the holiday shoppers now swarming Amazon.
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Raanta made two big saves in the final 23 seconds with the Blue Jackets swarming after pulling goalie Sergei Bobrovsky for a sixth skater.
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Assistant San Francisco Police Chief Toney Chaplin said the gunman shot himself in the head as he was confronted by officers swarming the building.
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In the chaotic aftermath of violence — when news cameras are swarming, residents are demanding answers and conspiracy theories are swirling online — mistakes often emerge.
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But the farmers moved quickly, swarming over the small plot of land and hoisting the poles up to slice through cacao branches with ease.
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The police said they were investigating the video, which showed a group of men swarming around a woman, grabbing at her as she screamed.
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Disney+ is officially live, and fans are swarming to their devices to stream hours upon hours of television and film content on the app.
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The BMW factory site in San Luis Potosí, Mexico, is already swarming with construction workers rushing to make a 2019 deadline to begin production.
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Then Ruiz Jr. had his best moment in the eighth, swarming Joshua&aposs head with fizzing shots from fast hands, panicking the challenger completely.
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The Weeknd is back with new music and his fans are going nuts, swarming him in New York City and causing a chaotic scene.
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With its swarming crowds and dust motes dancing in shafts of smoky light, the station was catnip to midcentury photographers, filmmakers, artists and architects.
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Inside, he allegedly found a crate swarming with maggots and texted a picture of the crate to his mom, Marcia Eubank, wondering what it was.
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Police had to be called to hold back mobs of swarming fans in the parlor while Campbell scooped up press and notoriety for his gambit.
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At its peak, tens of millions of people played monthly, swarming city streets and turning Pokémon Go into the first global real-world video game.
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And it's precisely this physiological quirk that turns a locust swarm into a plague: These swarming grasshoppers love grains, a staple of the human diet.
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"A large number of people affected by fever, and even minor ailments, are swarming to hospitals, fearing they have contracted the disease," said U.V. Jose.
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Image: NASA/GSFC/ASUBad news, would-be lunar colonists: that dusty, airless space rock you dream of escaping to is apparently swarming with deadly projectiles.
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Photographs posted on social media appeared to show aides swarming Trump's table and using their phones' flashlights to help the president and Abe read documents.
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Swarming protests have closed roads, a "die-in" was staged in a shopping centre and naked protesters interrupted a debate in the House of Commons.
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Next thing you know, the paparazzi are swarming your Mercedes Sprinter, there's nowhere to go, and you realize you sealed your fate two questions ago.
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Swarming bees may look threatening, but beekeepers encourage people not to kill or pester bees if they encounter a swarm — if it's at all possible.
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Native people would make meals of the swarming grasshoppers that drowned in southwestern lakes, and they'd drive crickets into trenches and set them on fire.
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As Ben Pimentel explains, Oracle was eliminated from the running early on but refused to give in, swarming the Pentagon with protests and legal challenges.
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Soon after the flag was set aflame, the police called for assistance and officers, swarming the area on foot, bicycle and horseback, began handcuffing demonstrators.
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Prior to swarming, the bugs had been gathered deep inside their nest in the tree, and likely emerged because they were menaced in some way.
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Pelosi backers were also swarming the incoming freshmen with texts and phone calls, making it clear that Pelosi had most of the caucus behind her.
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Downes pressed Pastrano with his swarming style until Pastrano sent Downes to the canvas twice in the 11th round and the referee stopped the bout.
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Antarctica's land mass has proved forbidding since humans first set foot on the continent, but the sea is swarming with life critical to the planet.
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That stress seemed absent in the first half against Iowa, when they complemented swarming defense with inside-out balance, racing to a 44-853 lead.
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Piss enough people off, and they will put out contracts on your head, at which point mercenaries will begin swarming you at every possible opportunity.
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On Wednesday morning, residents awoke to their parking lot filling with black S.U.V.s and F.B.I. agents swarming toward the corner unit of the apartment complex.
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Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook are swarming with advertisements for masks, hand sanitizer, and digital thermometers ready for rapid air shipment to the US and Europe.
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With a little research, I found a mail-order insect company, and five days later a package arrived: a Tupperware container swarming with 500 ants.
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Billions of desert locusts in East Africa are swarming at "unprecedented numbers" and pose a huge threat to the region's food insecurity, the UN warns.
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The suspect says he was taken in a pretty ballsy raid -- 25 heavily armed SWAT officers swarming his apartment complex before arresting him at gunpoint.
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Let the air rush into your lungs, like the criminals and rapists swarming across the border coming to take your jobs and kill your parents.
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Armed with a Kalashnikov, the invaders held employees at bay while their accomplices outside positioned road spikes to keep cop cars from swarming the building.
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Resettlement agencies said that volunteers had been swarming their offices and that even more had surfaced last week when Mr. Trump's specific plans became public.
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With wages around a dollar an hour, the U.S. "Big Three," Japanese and German companies moved production to Mexico, with suppliers swarming in mass alongside.
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PUTTING THE HOURS IN Leveraged finance bankers are swarming around the major buyout houses in an attempt to provide financing should a sale take place.
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Then last October protests were held in Shanghai, where Shan was residing, with investors swarming his hotel and forcing him into the hands of police.
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Ditko visualized Strange's mystic adventures in a rush of pulp Jackson Pollock semi-abstract patterns and lines swarming around weird fire-headed demons and improbable headgear.
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And politically, the idea that huge groups of migrants are swarming the border sits at the heart of Trump's case for Republicans in the midterm elections.
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Below, B. subtilis is engaging in a behavior called dendritic swarming, in which cells rapidly push outward in branching columns that can efficiently pave a surface.
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Biofilms swarm when they detect that they are in environments rich in nutrients: Swarming helps a biofilm exploit this valuable territory before any competing communities can.
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And in Lebanon I met pastors who had every reason to hate the former enemies swarming their country – Syrian refugees – but instead they responded with compassion.
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Once the White Walkers start swarming down from the north, I'd rather bet on the Lord of Light than the Seven, but what do I know?
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From the Metro, on foot, from their cars and on bikes and scooters, they came in their red Nationals caps and shirts, swarming toward Nationals Park.
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Our Easter baskets are besmirched with the tang of blue raspberry and smack of bubble gum, our dioramas swarming with GingerPeeps and ghosts of Halloweens past.
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Pictures from the scene showed several villagers swarming the citrus-covered site, picking up as much fruit as they could and carrying it off in crates.
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Representatives of large companies are already swarming Capitol Hill, meeting with legislators to argue that this would amount to a significant tax on America's middle class.
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"People gotta stop with the mixtape stuff," he told the pod of reporters swarming him around a table too little to fit his knees beneath it.
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When the cloud gets closer, as seen in the video below, it becomes clear that it's not a dust storm, but a sea of swarming locusts.
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The latest edition, "Sharknado 5: Global Swarming," hardly reverses that trend but does fleetingly feel a bit more energetic, raining down a relentless barrage of silliness.
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Recent video of the island on Thai television showed the beach swarming with tourists, with the tour boats that brought them lined up along the shore.
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They have already been put to a host of nefarious uses, from smuggling contraband into prisons to swarming F.B.I. agents who were preparing for a raid.
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A. But keep in mind: If only Pennsylvania voted, then the outcome of Pennsylvania would be affected by the billions of dollars swarming into the state.
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The police were fully activated, swarming in on foot, bike and horseback, alongside a mob of hundreds of people holding up phones — everyone holding up phones.
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An addict's lullaby is ragged and gentle, while a bouncy ode to felonious enterprise sends the cast swarming into the aisles, seemingly to dismantle City Center.
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I often walk past My Neighbors the Dumplings, and this is the first time I've seen it without a line of hipsters swarming at the entrance.
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Imagine paintings by Pieter Bruegel or Hieronymus Bosch, swarming with visual detail, except they're not about peasants or gardens of earthly delights but recognizably contemporary life.
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The photographs appear to show aides swarming the table and using their phones' flashlights to help Trump and Abe read documents on the candle-lit terrace.
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They defend themselves against the zombies swarming their cars and homes, but it starts to feel like succumbing to the apocalypse is the only possible outcome.
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Fat flies swarming over the breakfast table, clouds of gnats at dusk, creeping spiders, buzzing mosquitoes and ferocious little black biting flies that Swedes call knott.
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Yet all that was good went bad, returning to me in the image of my fear, which was physical and prehensile, like a swarming of nerves.
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Initially, the Duplasses seem to be living the fantasy of every indie filmmaker: "Buyers, agents, managers, producers and studio executives were all swarming us," they write.
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Without much detail, West announced a pop up shop at 83 Wooster St. in Soho that would be swarming in fans by early afternoon on Friday.
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On "Nature Boy," Cole's signature song, the swarming and enchanting string arrangements of Vince Mendoza echo those on the original 1948 recording, though they're more abundant.
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A swarming attacker who wore down and outpointed opponents with volume of punches, he also gulled them with tactical retreats that tempted them into overextending themselves.
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Still, the garden felt somehow out of time, a considerable achievement considering that just one boat stop away, hordes of tourists were swarming St. Mark's Square.
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Some species of bats will hibernate or fly south for the winter, so in the northern U.S., you can see them swarming in October and November.
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Opponents of the proposal, which would impose a 20 percent tax on imports, have been swarming the capital this week to stop it in its tracks.
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"There hasn't been a year with the bees swarming like this, and I've heard this from my beekeeping colleagues, too, in a long while," he said.
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"There hasn't been a year with the bees swarming like this, and I've heard this from my beekeeping colleagues, too, in a long while," he said.
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It's not surprising that entrepreneurs are swarming into the wedding space, said Michael Steib, the chief executive and president of the Knot's parent company, XO Group.
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MICHIGAN TAKES BIG 10 Michigan used swarming defense to knock off Wisconsin, 71-56, and become the surprise winner of the Big Ten tournament in Washington.
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Rick Ross's book starts with armed federal marshals swarming into his house, rounding up him and his friends on charges of assault with a deadly weapon.
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The pit crews swarming the cars reintroduce a human element, breaking the trance of abstraction that sets in watching these brightly painted metal boxes go around.
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During dozens of reporting trips to rain forests in South America, I've discovered, however, that even the best repellents are useless in the face of swarming mosquitoes.
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Klay Thompson would still be running around screens, Draymond would still be swarming opponents' pick and rolls, and Steph Curry would still be a generational offensive talent.
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He was unsure how many people were still homeless, but said he believes the city's tent cities are only housing the emergency aid workers swarming the city.
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Cooker of delicious meets Ralph Armstrong got fed up with flies swarming the goods, so he went to the drawing board and cooked up this stellar invention.
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She pointed to her longsleeves and long pants—unusual summer attire—which she wore to defend herself from bug bites, due to the swarming mass of insects.
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The black flies that Dr. Currie studies have reputedly killed large mammals when swarming them (perhaps by shock rather than what is delicately referred to as exsanguination).
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The other is that tax cutting has no equivalent of the masses of disabled protestors swarming the Capitol to warn that GOP bills were threatening their lives.
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Soil moisture data helps authorities locate areas where the ground is wet enough for the locusts to lay eggs and to monitor them for signs of swarming.
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My personal Facebook feed has lately been swarming with ads promoting ICOs and promising impossibly high returns, which should ring an alarm bell for any potential investor.
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With families swarming to and from the rest stops that multiplied along the highways of postwar America, many of the owners settled in for a life's work.
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Sharknado 5: Global Swarming is a less funny title when you consider the fact that our current president may or may not believe climate change is real.
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Wood sees more of a political argument in the threat, reiterated by Trump after the pictures of migrants swarming the border, something he said cannot be tolerated.
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Under APL's umbrella are over 5,000 experts in an array of fields working on any number of wild projects, from space travel to biotechnology to "swarming" drones.
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A horde of wild turkeys is wreaking havoc on a small Oregon town, ruining gardens, swarming lawns, and dropping vile, odorous bird shit all over the place.
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All down the long N.V.A. lines the enemy were swarming and firing, and the shells blew them up, and Phantoms flew low dropping napalm on the people.
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Odds and Ends: The opening scene — ants, swarming over ice cream, melting on the sidewalk — is not just an awe-inspiring feat of directing and sound engineering.
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One spread depicts a mountaintop in ski season, whitened by snow and swarming with skiers; another shows the same mountaintop in summer, thick with hikers and picnickers.
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Burniss Earl Travis's fortified bass and the swarming force of Mr. Brown's drums work as a kind of magnetic therapy, softening your senses and opening your ears.
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Along Lake Erie, they tend to begin swarming when the lake temperature warms to 60 degrees in the spring, and cools to 60 degrees in the autumn.
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The place was swarming with so many soldiers, residents said, that some even climbed up avocado trees to gain a better vantage point to shoot at people.
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" The novelist Henry James was disgusted by the people he saw "swarming" on New York's heavily Jewish Lower East Side, who reminded him of "small, strange animals . . .
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With protesters swarming around Quito, various government buildings were attacked overnight, authorities said, adding to looting and the destruction of ambulances and police vehicles in recent days.
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It's currently swarming the pavilion of Philip Johnson's Glass House, in New Canaan, Connecticut, where it remains on view Thursdays through Mondays until the end of November.
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But the high-tech designs and equipment are not the only thing drawing producers, who have been swarming over from Manhattan to check out the new studio.
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Small, smart, nimble technologies are swarming up around big, dumb, slow ones, a process Michael Liebreich, head of Bloomberg New Energy Finance, likens to mammals overrunning dinosaurs.
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Instead, it's about the fear of total domination and the swarming, nightmarish possibilities that await you when your enemies finally get their shit together as a group.
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Instead of swarming blocks of color, it looks like someone melted René Magritte's The Infinite Recognition into an oozing fluid and set it loose to terrorize Paris.
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Space is a hostile place, swarming with asteroids and flying space junk—an estimated half-a-million pieces of debris are floating in Earth orbit right now.
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The hardcore fans assumed it was a slight against Beyoncé and it didn't take long before the woman's identity and social accounts were swarming with the bee emoji.
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The researchers used evolutionary algorithms based on flocking birds and swarming bees to help plug-in hybrid cars learn about the complexities of zipping around roads and highways.
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The sidewalks are absolutely swarming with women—hundreds of women—all of them awaiting entry to the White House's United State of Women Summit, the first in history.
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Sadly it wasn't swarming with celebs — I had visions of making friends with Adele — but there were a bunch of quiet bars and cafes in which to recharge.
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When Churchill mocked the idea of a "swarming invasion" in 1904, Britain was the only European country without immigration curbs; the following year it brought in its first.
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Considering all the conspiracy theories swarming around Taylor Swift and Tom Hiddleston's (now confirmed) romance, this seems like a very daunting role for one man to take on.
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The main hospital in Colombo was a scene of chaos, with hysterical relatives swarming the narrow road leading to the emergency unit amid a steady flow of ambulances.
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There is also a new large-scale elevator painting, a recurring theme for the artist, in which a mob crams into a narrow interior swarming with giant bugs.
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The theater went nuts and One Direction's security actually had to escort us out twice because they were all swarming us because we couldn't get to our seats.
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Among the 127 messages Elliot received when he shared his post about the Russian domains were notes from supporters, swarming his Reddit inbox and private chats, thanking him.
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The move to acquire EFO Films comes at a critical time for MoviePass, where questions are swarming over how long this company – and its cash – can really last.
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Secretive and often difficult to observe, the yellow-billed, in appearance and behavior, contrasts sharply with the colorful, frenetic migrants swarming through the Northeast this time of year.
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McMiller said she and her co-workers didn't hear any shots but they heard authorities yelling and saw police, FBI, state troopers and SWAT swarming to the scene.
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But 15 months after American prospectors began swarming Havana, filling hotels and hiring consultants, only a handful have inked deals to do business with the once-forbidden island.
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Today, as I write this, photographers and fans are swarming around the entrance of the Grand Hyatt Hotel Martinez, all cloying to get a shot of Kim Kardashian.
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People were swarming around it shooting, but we weren't sure if they were ISIS or the YPG, so we couldn't fire at them, or call in an airstrike.
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The extremely high concentration of nerds people swarming San Diego made for some great hunting, as everyone knows that people breed Poke stops, and Poke stops breed Pokémon.
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There was safety in movement, in the traffic crawl of dusk, the swarming tourists, the streetlights, the taillights, the rain, Piccadilly Circus neon reflected in the evening puddles.
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The Spaniards scored first and never relinquished the lead, relying on swarming interior defense and superior rebounding to snuff out the offensive threat of 2004 Olympic champions Argentina.
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Top officials at the Culinary Union in Nevada accused Sanders supporters of swarming them online after the union distributed fliers that said Sanders would "end" their health care.
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In matching fluorescent-orange knitted hats and sunglasses, the family stood out among the hundreds of thousands of people swarming Pennsylvania Avenue, waiting for the march to begin.
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Waving away the mosquitoes swarming the night air in the southern Sri Lankan town of Gintota, he continued his tirade: Muslims were violent, he said, Muslims were rapacious.
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The Nets play a swarming defense with a collective bounce, and their wait-who-is-that-guy no-names are long on desire and short on distorting egos.
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Secret Service is swarming around the building, and there's a huge line to enter the courthouse ... most likely due to increased security with a Trump in the house.
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While the reserve, at least in normal, occupation-free years, may be frozen and largely deserted in winter, it won't be long before it is swarming with activity.
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Yet against Carlos Condit and Donald Cerrone, Lawler was a little wilder and it was in the periods of swarming on his opponent that he had his best success.
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Pointing to the occasional violence among some of the civil rights protests swarming the country, critics and skeptics worried that the march would turn into a huge race riot.
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South Floridians are dealing with an infestation of thousands of toxic cane toads, which locals say are are clogging pool filters, swarming sidewalks, and putting native wildlife at risk.
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I was able to be in close proximity, and a part of, every press and music-oriented person just swarming Seattle when it was becoming a thing, you know?
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Underground and graffiti artists are swarming the nation with an immersive show that blurs the lines between dystopian fantasy and the cold, hard reality of daily life in America.
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With just a day to go before the Oscars ceremony, Hollywood stars are swarming Los Angeles and the various sponsored pre-Oscar gift events being held in the city.
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It's also fun as hell to shout at the top of your voice in a sweaty, swarming room of a few hundred other people who feel equally fucking lost.
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Someone give Green Chyna of Twitter a contract because she just invented a choose-your-own adventure game that has the Beyhive swarming to give it their best shot.
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That this part of the burial ground is now swarming with visitors; its grass having long been churned into mud by hundreds of daily visits to an obscure grave.
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Looking at the field of candidates, it is clear that the Democratic side of the equation is less complicated than the Republican side, swarming with conservatives of various shades.
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Protesters are swarming Litchfield to speak out against the prison's mistreatment of inmates — and things are bad enough that the governor's office is ready to meet the inmates' demands.
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Pence did as he was told, and we in the media did as we were told: swarming to cover the Trump administration's latest mortar attack against our attention spans.
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Right where the ants were swarming there was a shock wave and a wall of fire and clouds that rose in columns and bloomed flowers of ash, dirt, smoke.
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He said that in the days after the storm, all the centers were closed, so patients were swarming to hospitals, where they were getting just half the prescribed treatment.
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A gunman fatally shot two people at a Central Michigan University residence hall, above, sending police officers swarming to the campus and setting off a search for the gunman.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LONDON — It was a steamy day in August when I spotted what resembled a distant cloud of swarming bees, hovering over Kew Gardens.
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The fans swarming the course were not going to see the American Jordan Spieth complete a career grand slam, but it appeared they still might be witnesses to history.
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But locust species inhabit some 6 million square miles of land in Africa and the Middle East — so it's daunting to pinpoint where, exactly, the locusts will start swarming.
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"The Breathe Suite," released this year, collects six heavy, swarming originals dedicated to black lives lost in conflicts with the authorities or engaged in the struggle for racial justice.
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The video, which shows a group of men swarming around a woman, grabbing at her as she screams and struggles to get into a car, surfaced online on Wednesday.
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Activists are already swarming Capitol Hill and demanding that Congress take a harder line and pass a repeal measure that would leave no trace of the Affordable Care Act.
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SWARMING SILICON VALLEY Bank of America Corp has expanded its team of dealmakers who cater to private companies, Chief Operating Officer Tom Montag said at a conference last week.
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Indeed, on opening the door, the couple's apartment, which they share with three small children, was flooded with soldiers while some 280 more were swarming in the street below.
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"All of a sudden, we heard one shot, and two shots right after that -- just like boom, and then boom, boom -- and the police were just swarming," Yanta told CNN.
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Take an inorganic substrate—in this case an epoxy known as SU-8 that's useful for building tiny machine components—and blot it with bacteria swarming on an agar plate.
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When biofilms grow in flat laboratory dishes, the dendritic columns of swarming biofilms remain neatly distinct: They extend and coil in and around one another but they do not cross.
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But when Brown fought Robbie Lawler, Lawler had his work cut out and quickly changed the complexion of the fight away from the nightmarish swarming slog that Brown normally brings.
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He looks ready to take off—the defense starts swarming; Smith's left foot touches the line of scrimmage—until at the last moment he backpedals, cocks his arm, and throws.
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Photos posted on Facebook then show a man holding the baby dolphin in the middle of a swarming crowd of beachgoers, who are scrambling to touch it and take photos.
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Two diplomatic protests have been filed, the first over what the Philippines said was a recent "swarming" of more than 100 Chinese fishing boats near a tiny Philippine-occupied island.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Texas has launched aerial attacks on mosquitoes swarming coastal regions of the state and threatening to spread disease and hinder disaster recovery in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey.
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However, for the masses swarming the box office to watch Pennywise (Bill Skarsgård) in action, there's one scene from King's original novel that you won't see on the big screen.
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The golden arches, once thought to be the unconquerable overlord of fast food, are struggling to stay relevant in a market swarming with better-branded and more competitively priced competitors.
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For example, 2014's Lucy began as "Limitless, but with Scarlett Johansson" and ended as a theoretical philosophy lecture featuring Johansson reconfigured as a black cloud of swarming nano-droids.
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With 80 boxes swarming with bees, each producing 45 kg (100 lb) of honey per year, farm manager Javier Alfonso believes Cuba's exports could grow markedly in the coming years.
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And the swarming technology provides farmers with the ultimate control: While agriculture today happens at the field-by-field level, with these robots, farmers could make plant-by-plant decisions.
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The scenery at Yosemite has been blanketed in hazy smoke, as seen on the park's webcams, at the height of the summer season when the park is swarming with visitors.
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Days later, I can still feel my sense of desperation as camera crews raced away from our bedraggled talking heads to cover the busloads of Christian activists swarming the Capitol.
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There's a terrorist placing C4 while another provides covering fire, but they are only two men and the Counter-Terrorist Unit, with their superior numbers, are swarming the bomb site.
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Many protested in the streets, swarming numerous locations including the then-LAPD headquarters and the intersection of Florence and Normandie Avenues in South Central, which would become the violent epicenter.
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Over the past few years, extremists, conspiracy theorists and government-backed propagandists have made a habit of swarming major news events, using search-optimized "keyword bombs" and algorithm-friendly headlines.
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The current owners of the Murder House from "American Horror Story" say these videos and photos of fans swarming around their home show exactly why they're suing the previous owner.
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"These are the black-clothed security guards swarming all over the streets that you all pay so much to hire," wrote one Shanghai resident on Weibo, the social media service.
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Last September, the cast and crew were filming an episode of the show here at the Apache Studios, which was swarming with producers, puppeteers, artists and deep-pocketed Kickstarter donors.
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But the carcass was swarming with giant isopods, a football-sized species of scavenging crustacean, which had gotten around the alligator's armor by chewing through softer spots under the armpit.
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"The critch are swarming our city and changing the very fabric of our society," an angry politicians spews, his rhetoric echoing the kind of words using in xenophobic speeches today.
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She argued that Mr. Howard knew the two men approaching him were police officers because the area was swarming with officers and he was on the run from another shooting.
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Some weaker souls would have called an exterminator themselves once the roaches started spilling out of light fixtures and swarming to eat exposed food, but apparently, that didn't phase Collins.
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However, various media outlets seemed willfully blind to the countervailing facts and stuck with the narrative of a group of MAGA-hat wearing thugs 'swarming' a Native American war veteran.
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Minutes after the attacker plowed his car into the railings by the Houses of Parliament, the entire area was closed off and swarming with heavily armed cops in black uniforms.
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Absolutely. Are the grassroots (no, sorry President Trump, George Soros isn't paying hundreds of thousands of protestors) protests swarming the country against Trump's xenophobic immigration and refugee policies a good thing?
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There was no confirmation from President Nicolas Maduro's government, though videos and photos on social media purporting to be from Cumana showed National Guard troops confronting crowds swarming round damaged shops.
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The Revolutionary Guards have fast-attack speedboats with high-powered machine guns and torpedoes, and crews that in the past have employed guerrilla tactics, including swarming perilously close to American warships.
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Now that Pete Davidson and Ariana Grande have ended their engagement, fans are swarming his ex Cazzie David's Instagram page, warning her not to reconcile with the Saturday Night Live star.
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The posts came at a time when news organizations were swarming to cover Barr's letter and organically shared posts from Trump and his allies were spreading rapidly across different social platforms.
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Meeting in New York, often in the Kubricks' cluttered apartment on the Upper East Side, the couple's three young daughters swarming around them, they decided to start by composing a novel.
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There's even a brilliant version of that frozen-banana "soft serve" that's been swarming across the internet for years: She adds almond butter and invites a little Frangelico, amaretto or vodka.
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The place is swarming with teams of Ukrainian men and women, ranging in age from 18 to 50, armed with walkie-talkies, headlamps, and utility belts, and all looking for something.
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During most of the challenge, his stream was in the top 10 most viewed World of Warcraft streams on Twitch, which meant a regular influx of new potential fans swarming in.
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In a new documentary about the movement, "bad" consumption is portrayed by masses of people swarming into big box stores on Black Friday, rushing over one another for the best deals.
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It is swarming with scouts and agents and middlemen, all hoping to snare the New World's next big thing and sell him on to the Old World at a hefty profit.
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As the Lee brothers watched, they unzipped their backpacks, unrolled the dish towels that held their knives and attacked the kitchen like Navy SEALs swarming a ship commandeered by Somali pirates.
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Top officials at the Culinary Union in Nevada accused Sanders backers of swarming them online after fliers distributed by the union, which said Sanders would "end" their health care, went viral.
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It's peak travel season, and the weeks of Thanksgiving and Christmas, in particular, will see millions of Americans swarming major transit hubs in order to make it home for the holidays.
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Neighbors accused the squad of turning the peaceful community into a "living hell" and "war zone," with young fans swarming the street with the hopes of interacting with their favorite influencers.
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Nature's swarming forms are the genesis of the installation Primary Forms by A/V artist Mark Eats, which was first presented at the Day For Night festival in Houston, Texas in 2015.
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The two are already denied small luxuries like walking their kids in Central Park because swarming fans and photographers want a shot of the rarely photographed kids and the Ocean's 11 star.
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Protesters opposing new oil and gas drilling in the Gulf of Mexico disrupted a federal auction of new offshore leases Wednesday, swarming the New Orleans landmark where the bids were being taken.
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Most mosquitoes that appear after floods are not the disease-carrying varieties but can hurt recovery operations by swarming residents and disaster workers during cleanup efforts, said DSHS spokesman Chris Van Deusen.
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After threatening with an armbar in the first, the French Canadian veteran went on to seal the deal in the second, swarming his opponent with a barrage of uppercuts in the clinch.
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It's likely that the late pop icon would have preferred the song stay in his vault of treasures but with his death, labels are swarming to get a piece of his greatness.
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To that extent, the NTSB -- or rather, the bureaucrats charged with examining the case -- are cast as the villain, followed closely by the intrusive media, swarming around Sully's hotel and his home.
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Click here to view original GIFResearchers working off the coast of Panama have captured unprecedented footage showing thousands of red crabs swarming together in the oxygen-deprived waters just above the seafloor.
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Sky Magic writes:This was done so by utilizing more than 20 units of these flying machines, flight swarming formations, music, and 16,500 LED lights to combine into a single audio visual extravaganza.
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As well as mapping 3D space, the algorithm also includes a fourth dimension — time — to allow swarming bots to predict the trajectory of moving obstacles and re-route their own formation accordingly.
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At the very beginning of the movie, little Bruce Wayne is lifted from the bat cave by swarming winged mammals — yet his hair and clothes are undisturbed by any kind of wind.
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Mr Carter is particularly excited about all kinds of "swarming autonomous vehicles" to overwhelm opponents and inexpensive "hypervelocity smart projectiles" that can be fired from existing artillery to shoot down incoming missiles.
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But near the end of the third round, Silva showed self-actualization, swarming and stunning Bisping and capping it off with a near knockout that gave way to the fight's strangest moment.
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" Retweeting a picture of thousands of red-clad teachers swarming the streets of Phoenix on Thursday, the Vermont progressive called the teacher-led demonstrations sweeping the country what "real change looks like.
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Read more: Stink bugs are swarming parts of Utah: 'Never seen anything like this'There are so many animals now that some, like Christopher and Stovall, are trying to catch the animals themselves.
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Thailand is home to some of the world's biggest crocodile farms, where tourists can see the giant creatures lounging in the hot sun, chomping on chicken, or swarming in emerald green pools.
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But the whistle-blower also told Futterman about a man who had been driving his adult son to the hospital when the police cars swarming around McDonald brought him to a halt.
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New York extended its lead to 8-0 lead early in the third quarter after its swarming defense swallowed up veteran running back Frank Gore inside the end zone for a safety.
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Although there have been only 2100 deaths since the hot season began, the fatality rate will explode if the virus reaches the slums and the clouds of Aedes aegypti mosquitoes swarming there.
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Yet as he complains, the instruments are working desperately to please, their sounds swarming around him: multiple varieties of handclaps, little ribbons of countermelody, tones that hover and undulate, quiver and plink.
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While the airport protests were largely peaceful until the late Tuesday standoff, one video posted on social media showed protesters swarming a police officer, taking his baton, and beating him with it.
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Gold. Millions of swarming golden nanobots that can be dispatched into the bloodstream, where they will seep into the tumor through little holes in its rapidly-growing vessels and lie in wait.
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He also promised to share details of the service's new partner program pilot — the announcement of which is likely one of the reasons why spammers are swarming all over Byte — very soon.
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All these years when I had been trying to get Aunt Charlotte to talk about what it was like in Mississippi, and now here we are, with the mosquitoes swarming our legs.
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More than five hours later, after two French Mirage aircraft made low, lifesaving passes to keep the militants from swarming the Americans and Nigeriens, the surviving members of the team were evacuated.
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There's no small talk about the mud that will soon be caking our pants, the heat (102 degrees Fahrenheit), the humidity (thick), the mosquitoes (swarming), or the possibility of a crocodile appearing.
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Where Holzken has been made to look uncomfortable in the past by men he cannot get in range to use his swarming combination punching against, he used distance masterfully throughout this bout.
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That's because the semi-truck that slammed into an embankment along Interstate 80 was carrying about 1 million bees – and they had to be destroyed to prevent them from swarming, Fox 40 reported.
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So when, out of nowhere, I found myself standing next to her in the rare moment people weren't swarming around her, I had to take off my journalist hat for just one second.
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The math for this effort remains difficult, particularly in the House, where sources told Gizmodo on Monday that telecom-industry lobbyists were swarming in an effort to dissuade lawmakers from supporting the resolution.
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But for a man who has a lot of negative rumors swarming around him about his behavior and his motives, he took no ownership over his part in the breakdown of their relationship.
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My robot, a stubby mobile slab known as a drive (or more formally and mythically, Pegasus), is just one of hundreds of its kind swarming a 125,000-square-foot "field" pockmarked with chutes.
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I talk in the book a little bit about these reporters swarming these airports on the day they launched universal screening and hoping they would catch some kind of conflict or disgruntled fliers.
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The Nigerian city of Maiduguri has more than doubled in size as people flee villages for the town, which is now swarming with soldiers and local vigilantes bent on keeping out Boko Haram.
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According to USA Today, only 1.1 million people saw Life of Kylie's debut last week (the second episode airs tonight), whereas 1.9 million tuned in to see Tara Reid's Sharknado 5: Global Swarming.
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Blizzard Entertainment's StarCraft 2 is one of the pillars of the modern esports scene, and it's usually known for grim scenarios along the lines of giant killer bugs swarming over once lovely worlds.
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Future and town crier Khaled Khaled characterized it on "Suffering From Success" as when you have too many racks on you, can't sleep at night, and the VIP section is swarming with peasants.
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The HUD fills with markers inside ten minutes of starting each stage, and while it's never Ubisoft-like—or, rather, Ubisoft-lite—with countless waypoints swarming the region, the clutter can become distracting.
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However, this year more than 40 harp seals have been stranded for over a week in the Newfoundland town, disrupting traffic, swarming backyards and blocking entrances to business, mayor Sheila Fitzgerald told CNN.
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But Mr. Coté added that the day before the swarm, the six hives at the Hilton and the seven hives at One Bryant Park were inspected and there were no signs of swarming.
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He said that the cruise industry needed time to readjust schedules, but that by next summer, the city could expect to see a dramatic difference in the number of visitors swarming its streets.
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The sick joke of Jones's candidacy doesn't feature in Jonathan Weisman's "(((Semitism)))," but every other kind of monstrously reawakened zombie-Nazi madness does, especially those swarming and multiplying in the digital dung heap.
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Yet the performance itself is oddly hypnotic, a complete surrender to a movie that, at its core, is mainly concerned with bodies: at rest and in motion, swarming and pummeling, wounded and wasted.
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Lil Wayne says he can't perform with Blink-182 in St. Louis because he was kicked out of his hotel and cops came swarming -- but we've learned there's two sides to this story.
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The Vikings' upset of the Saints was a surprising one, with Dalvin Cook establishing the run game, the defense swarming all over the field, and Kirk Cousins making big throws when it mattered.
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Its forces include nearly a million personnel, short and medium-range ballistic missiles, modern anti-aircraft defenses, torpedo-firing submersibles and swarming small boats, as well as proxy forces around the Middle East.
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I'm just a tall girl, standing in front of a short boy, asking him not to feel emasculated when she helps him grab the apples all the children swarming around them can't reach.
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From the first drive of the game, which led to a quick New England touchdown, until a swarming Patriots defense protected a fourth-quarter lead, New England emphatically imposed its will on the game.
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Now consider that in the near future, our cities will be swarming with delivery drones—and if we don't want them plummeting out of the skies, they'll have to learn to survive the elements.
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The 350-cover restaurant is swarming with staff—I've never experienced this style of attention in Argentina, a country where most in the service industry act as if they are doing you the favor.
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It sticks its head into the swarming mass to tweeze out wriggling caterpillars one at a time and, after scraping them against a branch to remove some of the irritating hairs, swallows them whole.
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The GOP's consideration of tax legislation has stirred feverish activity on K Street, with an army of lobbyists — even those who don't specialize in taxes — swarming the Capitol to keep tabs on the bill.
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Fashion Review MILAN — On and on they came, the Versace hordes, striding out in pencil skirts and lace-up bootees and then circling left and right, tracing their way between rows, swarming the room.
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Even on a day off from work -- Bey and Jay play Saturday in Poland next -- Blue and her pops had to travel with plenty of security to stop fans from swarming in the park.
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Except the assailants swarming the city via dropped pods from above are a mix of humans and robots, sparking blue electricity as their American backwater mailbox heads are popped like Monster cans in lava.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thailand is home to some of the world's biggest crocodile farms, where tourists can see the giant reptiles lounging in the hot sun, chomping on chicken, or swarming in emerald green pools.
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It begins with a surreal depiction of a mob of Indian mothers swarming the gates of a European embassy, desperately pressing their children through the bars, and onto the good graces of white society.
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A near-Biblical plague of grasshoppers descended on Las Vegas in July, with so many swarming around the bright lights of America's Sin City that the National Weather Service detected them on its radar.
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The GOP's consideration of tax legislation has stirred feverish activity on K Street, with an army of lobbyists -- even those who don't specialize in taxes -- swarming the Capitol to keep tabs on the bill.
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If you're on social media, there are these swarming mobs who rise out of nowhere, leave people broken and do not stick around to perform the patient Kintsugi act of gluing them back together.
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"I thought we were better defensively — still have room for improvement but we were a little more active and swarming," Bennett said after his team cruised to a 71-54 ACC victory over the Eagles.
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And fire ants, an imported South American pest that nevertheless made the Southeast its home, have their own unique response to rain, banding together to form a sort of swarming life raft to weather storms.
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According to Josh Gausman, COO and co-founder of the Private Suite, LAX was a good candidate for this kind of secure terminal because of paparazzi constantly swarming the place waiting for celebrities to snap.
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Denver's defense has since fully realized that vision, and cemented their status by swarming Pittsburgh quarterback Ben Roethlisberger and New England's Tom Brady to set up a clash with the Carolina Panthers in the Feb.
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"Pokemon Go," which is part-owned by venerable Japanese gaming company Nintendo, sparked a global trend when it was first launched on July 6, with fans swarming public areas in order to catch elusive Pokemon.
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Whoever draws that unfortunate matchup will get plenty of help in the form of swarming rotations and switches, of course, but sending too much help KD's way opens up the boards for Kanter and Adams.
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After winning the first NBA championship of his career, the Golden State Warriors' Kevin Durant had eyes for only one person amid the mass of players, coaches and reporters swarming the court — his mom, Wanda.
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WASHINGTON — Dispatched to eliminate a compound swarming with Taliban fighters, the AC-130 gunship circled above the Afghan city, its crew struggling to figure out where exactly to direct the aircraft's frightening array of weaponry.
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But those streamlined days are long gone, and Hazeltine National Golf Club, site of this year's competition, is swarming with underlings, some of them much more accustomed to being on top of the food chain.
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Unfortunately, the FCC's position on the risk posed by ultra-small "swarming" satellites is more likely to limit U.S. innovation in leading-edge technology than it is to prevent conjunctions between smallsats and other objects.
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In 2014 Mr. Norgard, now 83, won the New York Philharmonic's Marie-Josée Kravis Prize for New Music, and Alan Gilbert gave the swarming Eighth Symphony a run-through during this year's NY Phil Biennial.
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WICHITA STATE 65, ARIZONA 55 Fred VanVleet and Ron Baker combined for 29 points, and No. 11-seeded Wichita State's swarming defense did the rest as the Shockers beat No. 6-seeded Arizona in Providence.
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The basic Rick Story game has always been swarming to the fence, swinging while there for a bit, and then ducking in on the opponents' hips or into a clinch when they start throwing back.
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The windows look out at Casco Bay: gulls swarming above the fishing piers, slow-moving oil tankers, and amphibious duck tours that quack as they ease into the water and transform from bus to boat.
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After falling behind by scores of 7-0 and 17-7, the Broncos came back in characteristic fashion, pressuring quarterback Cam Newton, swarming in the secondary, and keeping to a modest, move-the-sticks offense.
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All of this was painfully apparent to Coach Barbara Stevens on the Bentley University bench as Victoria Lux, her 6-foot-1-inch center, struggled in the first half with a swarming Pace University defense.
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But on Monday night, in a sold-out and expectant Gampel Pavilion, the Huskies made it an even 100 straight victories, swarming that same South Carolina team, 66-55, to cross the triple-digit threshold.
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The Cowboys rookie running back Ezekiel Elliott rushed for 313 yards on 231 carries, but it was an arduous day from start to finish against a swarming Giants defense that yielded just 210 first downs.
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There they were, a dozen on each side of the street, all of them shaggy with flowers, the air around them swarming with floating petals, as if the petals were affixing themselves to the branches.
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Police, however, were focused on blocking entrances to the Legislative Council complex itself, and either didn't have the resources or had not expected to have to prevent tens of thousands of protesters swarming into the roads.
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But as the new trailer reveals, the world economy is collapsing, protesters are swarming the streets, and people's lives are in jeopardy—leaving Elliot worried he might need to pump the brakes on his wild crusade.
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"With this monitoring system, we are collecting data in real time on what the bees are 'saying' about foraging, or if they're swarming, or if the queen bee is present," Pooyanfar said in a news release.
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When the cops get on your case at night, and their reinforcements start swarming, it arcs from fun and exciting to tense and harrowing as you try one tactic after another to try and shake them.
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But it seems imposed on the composition by Pousette-Dart in order to direct or control the countless orbs swarming across the canvas, much like discrete moments of the past teeming willy-nilly in our minds.
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F.B.I. agents "came swarming out of neighboring cars and doorways like ants from a rotten log," he recalled in Mark Feldstein's "Poisoning the Press: Richard Nixon, Jack Anderson and the Rise of Washington's Scandal Culture" (1303).
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In the influencer economy, you're paid in part for the size of your audience, which means that, if an influencer's account is swarming with fake followers, brands are paying extra to reach people who don't exist.
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As Thornwell walked to the student union after class, he couldn't take more than a couple of steps without students swarming him for selfies or asking for some tidbit about the win against Duke on Sunday.
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I remember my friends swarming over every blank wall in the city with black markers and Krylons hoping their tags would stay up just long enough to become more than a blemish to be painted over.
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This includes lessons in husking coconuts, peeling rattan, opening thick-skinned fruits, sucking termites out of nests, using tools to obtain valuable honey, collecting swarming ants, opening beehives for the nutritious larvae within, and so much more.
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In April 2015, researchers in Brazil reported the first case of Zika virus—finally putting a name to the mysterious rash, fever, and joint pain-causing illness that had been swarming the northeast corner of the country.
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The Non Top-Two Seed Most Likely To Succeed: No. 21962 seed West Virginia, with its swarming defense and potent offensive rebounding and endlessly intimidating casual Fridays coach, might be the best team in the Big 21999.
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The flip side: "Social media has become totally weaponized," Recode executive editor Kara Swisher said at a conference yesterday, and tech companies like Google and Facebook must act soon to prevent misinformation experts from swarming news events.
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As authorities continue following up on leads and the adults navigate through a divided town swarming with theories about what could have happened to the toddler, Sheriff Bowerman says he remains focused on the task at hand.
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So it came as a shock last week when, shortly before celebrations to mark the 85th anniversary of the illustrious institute's founding, its halls were suddenly swarming with security officers wearing masks and armed with automatic weapons.
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As denigrated in Donald Judd's art criticism, I found less successful the swarming, faux urgent "Nine Discourses on Commodus" (1963) cycle with its overripe and agitated crimson swirling brushstrokes sent hovering on a rather uniform gray ground.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's coast guard said it fired 249 warning shots over a group of Chinese fishing boats "swarming around" one of its patrol ships in South Korean waters, prompting a call for restraint from Beijing.
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Rainbow sprinkles (also known as Funfetti and unicorn food) first invaded cookies and waffles; then marched on, swarming over cocktails and croissants, and finally, as a design motif, onto phone cases, scented candles and press-on nails.
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Plus users have also been swarming to Pluspora, a community built through the Diaspora Foundation that was started about a month ago by a handful of people who feared that Google would eventually kill their favorite site.
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Invasive European green crabs have been swarming up and down both coasts, but because of the flow of ocean currents around the Pacific Northwest, inland waters of BC and Washington State were thought to be relatively safe.
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At least three hospital systems in Seattle, the center of the nation's most extensive outbreak, have already announced a halt on elective procedures in order to devote more resources toward the coronavirus patients already swarming their facilities.
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The 2014 sequel, "Sharknado 2: The Second One," pulled in major ratings with 3.9 million viewers, but that number dropped by more than half by the time the fifth movie, "Sharknado 5: Global Swarming," debuted in 2017.
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Before bureaucrats started to relocate in droves, Astana was a crumbling outpost in the middle of the windswept steppe, swarming with mosquitoes in the summer and a tormenting 20 degrees below zero for much of the winter.
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" Metaphor is a poet's spell, her magic; more than any other feature of poetry, it transforms reality—unless, as here, it's already a part of reality, swarming, and thereby taking the place of, the "surfaces of things.
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After spotting the Rangers an early lead on a goal by Rick Nash, the Penguins came out swarming in the second period, scoring five times in less than 15 minutes, and cruised to a 13-1 victory.
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If you've ever been apple picking, you'll know the kind they're talking about: A very foggy place swarming with bees where every apple is already on the ground because — so sorry — you just missed peak picking season.
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And so, for that matter, does perception: Klopp has made a concerted effort this year to ensure Liverpool blows less hot and cold, does not expend too much of its energy in chasing games or swarming teams.
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Among the activists swarming the streets of downtown Philadelphia, there doesn't seem to be a lot of concern about the possibility of a Trump presidency—or at least, not enough concern to force them into Clinton's camp.
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I don't want my sister and my cousin Mimi, who is hot, who looks like Beyoncé, to have any more pressure than she already has going to the club with a bunch of hawks and vultures swarming around.
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Behold a whole precarious world of media hopefuls swarming every bitter inch of the culture war, filming angry Americans, filming each other, filming themselves, grimly determined to find or frame a few seconds of a reality to sell.
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It's stressful for stars of any age to have fans and paparazzi swarming them as they try to live their lives — but it takes on another level of discomfort when fans are staking out the whereabouts of minors.
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The Delos cavalry has been called in to deal with the situation, and armed commando units (one of which includes Get Out's Betty Gabriel, a welcome addition) are swarming the beach on their way to secure the park.
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Three days later, more than a hundred police officers ended an hourslong standoff by swarming a handful of people who had been blocking a mountain path with a tractor to prevent construction equipment from entering the THAAD site.
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If you are wanting to take the plunge in the Florida waters, at this time Kajiura said the majority of the blacktips are swarming in the seas from Palm Beach to Singer Island and up to Jupiter Inlet.
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There are no swarming crowds in the mornings as there are in Kentucky before the Derby, no jangly nerves haunting the owners and trainers about whether their horses will live up to the expectations of America's greatest race.
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The collision left a scene of police officers and emergency workers swarming over a site strewn with twisted metal, and local media reports said injured passengers were trapped after one bus was left tipped over at an angle.
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"This operation was never going to be what I think the media and the advocates and maybe even the president thought it would be, which was thousands of ICE agents swarming around the streets of America," Sandweg said.
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"Looks like Trump finally got his largest audience ever — period," the Kentucky Democrat said in a tweet on Friday, while posting a video of protesters swarming the streets in London, hoisting placards in opposition to the U.S. president.
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A gunman fatally shot two people at a Central Michigan University residence hall on Friday morning, sending police officers swarming to the campus and setting off a search for the suspect that ended early Saturday with an arrest.
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She had driven to the beach to collect sand for a restoration project on Santa Cruz Island, where invasive Argentine ants were swarming baby birds in their nests, interfering with native plant pollination and crowding out native ants.
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An elaborate operation to get her into the warehouse where the radiation sensors were kept resulted in three security guards dead or wounded but no sensor — Elizabeth was foiled by the swarming guards and layers of shrink-wrap.
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The bloodshed ended after police swarming the hotel closed in on the gunman, who shot and wounded a hotel security officer through the door of his two-room suite and then killed himself before police entered, authorities said.
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Last summer's East Coast debut of KCON — a celebration of Korean music, TV and culture — filled Prudential Center in Newark to capacity with about 10,000 fans swarming in to see popular bands like Girls' Generation and Teen Top.
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On this day, they had offered themselves as field guides to what promised be a highly engaging hybrid of tribal rite and street theater, a latter-day alterative to the once-ubiquitous bands of adolescents raucously swarming malls.
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The same year, the police mobilized a hunt in Westchester County, just north of New York City, after two boys brought in a three-foot dead gator and claimed that the Bronx River was swarming with live ones.
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It is not the first-ever autonomous bicycle (Cornell University has a project underway) or, probably, the future of transportation, although it could find a niche in a future world swarming with package-delivery vehicles, drones and robots.
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Yes, Hibs fans took to the field in glee, swarming, jumping up and down, and even mounting the goal posts: Some saw it as reckless and dangerous, as horse-mounted police took to the field to corral the raid.
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Two days before totality, Guido, a photographer from Los Angeles, drove with his fiancé 870 miles north, bypassing other Oregon cities like Prineville and Madras, reported to be swarming with crowds, and instead headed for John Day, population 1,600.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - The worst health scare in recent history is not keeping Brazilians from their annual Carnival revelry, with millions of partiers swarming streets and some making fun of the mosquito that spreads Zika and other viruses.
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There is no hard evidence that the proposed scheme ever got off the ground, although it may have played a part in deterring the short-sellers who were swarming over the Shanghai market at the end of last year.
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It could be said, without much exaggeration, that, far from spontaneously swarming to the factory floor, the robot armies that "are coming for your jobs" are in fact largely organized by the kind of elites who go to Davos.
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"It's good that there's commitment, it takes time and we need to be patient," said Bjorn Naf, chief executive of Hong Kong-based jet management firm Metrojet, who said competitors were still swarming into the market despite the headwinds.
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Mark Hagerott, the former deputy director of the Center for Cyber Security Studies at the Naval Academy, favors stringent restrictions on the development of swarming weapons, including limits on size (no smaller than a human), fuel sources, and numbers.
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The location of the bag was not far from where the Rahami family ran a restaurant, and before dawn on Monday, federal agents and local police officers were swarming a neighborhood of low-rise apartment buildings and small businesses.
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Here there were masterfully hammered adolescent boys swarming about, as well as an Eastern European girl who stood next to me in line, brushing up against my jacket and saying that she could only get warm through human contact.
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"I can't remember the last time I even smelled a cigarette in this neighborhood," said Hector Rodriguez, as he ordered a $3.50 taco at a food truck parked near a Mulholland overlook that would normally be swarming with sightseers.
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He has shown that you can always manipulate the media into swarming you with negative coverage and looking like your enemy, and then you can run against the media at the same time you're discrediting it to your followers.
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Nick Fitzgerald returned from a suspension and threw two touchdown passes, Kylin Hill ran for 211 yards and accounted for three scores, and No. 18 Mississippi State's swarming defense shut down host Kansas State (1-1) in a rout.
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Customers are swarming big chain stores as a way to avoid boredom or to buy entirely non-essential items, further exposing themselves and others to the coronavirus, employees at Lowe's, Office Depot, Sherwin-Williams, and Best Buy tell Motherboard.
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It was a sunny spring day, and Mr. Zakeri and his friend were discussing the enhanced police presence that had accompanied the crowds swarming the normally peaceful area around the shrine, hoping to catch a glimpse of the mummy.
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In September 2007, he flew to Lahore, a city near the Indian border known as a center of arts and literature, figuring he would arouse less suspicion there than in a city, like Peshawar, that was swarming with militants.
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HOUSTON — Behind a third-quarter eruption from DeMar DeRozan and a swarming defense that reversed a recent trend of ineffectiveness, the Toronto Raptors rolled to a 115-102 win over the Houston Rockets on Wednesday night at Toyota Center.
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The babies had just hatched and I rushed to her condo complex, imagining a Hitchcockian scene of ants swarming the tiny pink, featherless babies, eating them alive in the 20 minutes it took to ride my bike over there.
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But the Architect of the Capitol seemed to come to their defense, tweeting a video on Tuesday from the official account of the United States Capitol that showed a flock of six ducklings swarming around one of the ramps.
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In the weeks leading up to the 20113,000-strong Women's March on Washington, D.C., three women artists in Laramie, Wyoming loaded up their art supplies and, as the Toni Morrison quote swarming social media at the time demanded, got to work.
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" This is a huge step forward for gaming, for the tracks, for the economy of this state," Murphy said before placing his bets, with a crowd of media swarming him as he stepped to the counter at Monmouth Park Racetrack.
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The opposition Now House and Senate Republicans will head back to their districts for the first serious break since the start of January, where most of them will be met by well-organized groups of protesters swarming their town halls.
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At the outset of the game, David is living a quiet, normal life, until he opens a package containing a pair of futuristic augmented reality glasses — and is promptly transported to a strange futuristic bunker swarming with robots and secrets.
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The book of Leviticus makes a lot more sense when you think of ancient lawgivers first sorting everything into two categories: "disgusts me" (gay male sex, menstruation, pigs, swarming insects) and "disgusts me less" (gay female sex, urination, cows, grasshoppers).
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She was waiting for another beekeeper to arrive — Andrew Coté, an independent beekeeper who works for Andrew's Honey and sometimes helps out the city — so that the swarming bees could be scooped up in a bucket and carried to another beehive.
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Urmson also fielded several questions from audience members this morning who were clearly worried about robot drivers swarming the streets (including one person who asked about the theoretical "how many kids would you kill" ethical dilemma known as the Trolley Problem).
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Image: Kei Nomiyama / Sony World Photography AwardIt looks like the start of a fantasy film, but this shot actually shows Luciola parvula fireflies swarming through the woods on the mountains of Shikoku Island at the beginning of the rainy season.
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"It may be that our Milky Way is, in fact, swarming with these hot runaway stars," William Chick, a scientist working with the Spitzer and WISE data, said during a presentation here at the 227th meeting of the American Astronomical Society.
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Some damaged buildings in Kalasa have recently collapsed, falling debris killed a man last year and the many large heaps of rubble in areas where children play in the street are covered in stinking rubbish, dead rats and swarming flies.
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The company's added stereo speakers to the iPhone that sound a fair deal better and loud than past models – though, we'll have to check them in a setting that's not swarming with loud Facebook Liveing bloggers to really say for sure.
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Most of the time this is couched in language about migrants illegally swarming past the southern border—a narrative that doesn't line up with reality—but Trump also wants to cut legal immigration, making him a hardliner even by GOP standards.
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While some of the instigator accounts were stereotypical bots, others represented an upgraded model of troll: They had traces of automation, quickly swarming on a specific post, for example, but were clearly used and supervised by real humans; they were cyborgs.
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Decades ago, I was a Peace Corps volunteer in the Central African Republic, and one night, toward the end of the dry season, I helped my neighbors set out kerosene lamps and bowls of water to capture the swarming termites.
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Flights resumed on Wednesday amid heightened security at Hong Kong airport, which is one of the world's busiest, after two days of disruptions sparked by protesters swarming the airport and, late Tuesday, detaining there two men they suspected opposed them.
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Using data gleaned from various reports, he presents a world map chock-a-block with stenciled B's, K's, S's, and other letters swarming across the continents, piling up at the bottom of the map and filling up the oceans in between.
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But because we Americans worry about refugees swarming across our borders, we help pay for Mexico to intercept them along its southern border and send them — even children like Elena — back home, where they may well be raped or killed.
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Glover and his staff write toward hypnotic images that encapsulate the resulting chaos: a black schoolchild in whiteface, cops swarming an Uber driver and shooting him dead, an invisible car that blasts through a clump of bystanders outside a club.
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In a banalized and depthless American postmodernity, he saw Miltonian struggle: devils swarming into classrooms, the slow gears of ancient conspiracies churning beneath the surface of everyday life, a world so much grander and more cosmic than it actually is.
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The group argued that if undocumented children were kept from school, they would become delinquents swarming the streets, and if undocumented workers were kept from health care, they would spread disease to people eating at the restaurants where they worked.
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But last night they reminded the Raptors that their game had a less-romantic aspect: swarming, muscular, clampdown defense of a sort that would have brought a smile to the face of Pat Riley and the bruising Knicks circa 1992.
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Today, both sides of that debate look far better than the strict fiscal and monetary hawks, and the endless arguments about Bowles-Simpson look like an interesting exercise that did not deserve so much swarming attention from politicians and the press.
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A prominent motif in the Renaissance was a youthful couple on one side of the ivory, and a skeleton on the reverse; an example in The Ivory Mirror is grotesquely detailed with snakes and lizards swarming out of the corpse's mouth.
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The Warriors' constant switching and swarming on Leonard prevented the Raptors — who are more commonly identified as the defensive juggernaut — from getting too far out of the Warriors' range, even with Golden State shooting just 36.6 percent from the field.
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Of the five paintings that measure 60 by 46 inches, the one with a blazing red-orange rectangle just left of center is largely typical of the compositional structure Berran seems to favor, in which this swarming geometry is centralized.
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The Predators controlled play through it all, pestering and swarming and not yielding a shot for an absurd 229 minutes, until the rookie Jake Guentzel beat Pekka Rinne high to the glove side at 16:43 of the third period.
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Mr. Vaughan's sentiment is echoed by a cadre of researchers who place mantises in a class of their own among the swarming Class Insecta, and who are discovering a range of skills and predilections that make mantises act like aspiring vertebrates.
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When he's off the floor they guard like a bottom-10 unit, but when he's out there, nailed down as a human lighthouse guiding Boston's young pack of swarming athletes everywhere they should go, the Celtics are well-choreographed misery.
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The result distances itself from Disney's sanitized suburban fantasy of flowers blooming and bees happily swarming around in neat circles and becomes a tale of female desire and trauma, and it looks and sounds like an early work by Lana del Rey.
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For more than three months a flotilla of fishing vessels from China's maritime militia has been swarming around Philippine-occupied Thitu, an island in the Spratly archipelago which is home both to a small military base and 200-odd civilians (see map).
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Quick catch up on the details here: the Zano selfie drone Kickstarter attracted more than £2.3 million (~$3.25M) in pledges back in 2014, from some 12,000 backers, but spectacularly failed to deliver on its promises of autonomous flight and advanced swarming features.
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As part of the installation, Goatley and Voss will run a cable out of a nearby window and collect a "full bandwidth" of all the data swarming above our heads, using a 30cm antennae bought off Amazon and attached to a USB stick.
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Solntseva pairs Alexander's idyllic memories with pictorial rhapsody, filling the screen with a molten crimson sunrise, wavering light on a river's surface which looks like animated Abstract Expressionism, mist drifting dreamily along the riverbanks, smoke billowing, and clouds swarming amid the twilit sky.
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The U.S. ability to encourage innovation should provide important advantages in applying 6900G technology to revolutionize such fields as robotics, swarming military drones and such other defense applications as non-kinetic warfare, medical support, communications, cyber warfare, intelligence and targeting mobile platforms.
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But one of the survivors later told investigators that some managed to flee the scene before police arrived, swarming out of the truck when the rear doors opened to be whisked away by six black sport utility vehicles waiting for them nearby.
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Now that the virus has been transmitted through local mosquitoes, pregnant women say they feel vulnerable and frightened, and wonder how they can keep mosquitoes at bay during an entire pregnancy while living in a state that is swarming with the insects.
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Read more:ISIS says it has a new leader less than a week after the US raid that left al-Baghdadi deadNew video shows Delta Force operators swarming ISIS leader al-Baghdadi's compound in SyriaISIS' brutal leader was killed by US Delta Force soldiers.
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Alexis Jones led the Lady Bears with 26 points, but their tall and physical front-line players — the 25-215 Kalani Brown and the 21-22016 Beatrice Mompremier — were held to a combined 23 points by the smaller but swarming Connecticut defenders.
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Jesse Gonzalez recorded the shutout in goal for FCD (235.9-0-1) and had to make just one save thanks to a swarming defense and the absence due to injuries of Los Angeles attackers Zlatan Ibrahimovic (Achilles heel) and Romain Alessandrini (hamstring).
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GRASSHOPPERS TAKE VEGAS BY SWARM, UPEND WEATHER RADAR A near-Biblical plague of grasshoppers descended on Las Vegas in July, with so many swarming around the bright lights of America's Sin City that the National Weather Service detected them on its radar.
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Just days ago, the Bernie Sanders campaign was buoyed by the image of tens of thousands of screaming supporters crammed into parks and iconic New York landmarks and iPhone-wielding mobs swarming the senator as he strolled down the sidewalks of Manhattan.
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On the hardware front, Gartner uses the umbrella moniker of autonomous things to bundle the likes of drones, autonomous vehicles and robots in one big mechanical huddle — spying a trend of embodied AIs that "automate functions previously performed by humans" and work in swarming concert.
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" On the event page for the Tate Modern protest, organizers told participants: "With thunderous sounds of swarming bees filling the air from cargo bike sound systems, we will swarm past some key locations (like Parliament Square and Defra) then head towards the Tate Modern.
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According to a current moderator, a former moderator, and dozens of iFunny users who spoke to BuzzFeed News, iFunny is swarming with extremist content, and the company's COO Eugene Litvinov, a Russian living in Los Angeles, isn't doing a particularly good job of policing it.
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Man, all those photographers swarming around waiting for Zuckerberg, it's as if he's living in a world where people no longer have a reasonable expectation of privacy When you go online today, securing your privacy can feel as futile as dodging raindrops in a monsoon.
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While most of the attention has been focused on Russian-backed botnet interference in the 2016 US elections and the 2016 Brexit vote, ISIS was one of the first terrorist groups to pioneer swarming social media with posts from automated and semi-automated accounts.
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Sure, the city is swarming with tourists, but the seemingly endless spectacles more than make up for these shortcomings: There's ice skating in Bryant Park, busy holiday markets, and of course, festive decorations that can induce awe from even the most cynical New Yorker.
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Unable to gain a foothold against Pacquiao's swarming attacks, Matthysse (39-5-1) looked to land on the counter but was forced to take a knee towards the end of the fifth round when he was visibly shaken by a right hook to the temple.
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Whether it's through drama channels reporting on YouTuber feuds, complaints swarming on social media after a beauty guru's product lauch, or a tragic update to a missing person investigation, plenty of YouTubers and their fans have been through the wringer so far in 2019.
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As people took to Twitter in search of any scrap of information to emerge out of the school shooting that left 17 dead, they were likely confronted with what has become a troubling online reality: trolls and bots swarming a conversation for reasons unknown.
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It's not just her handling of Brexit: take, for instance, her insistence that international students be included in migration figures, potentially bankrupting British colleges out of nothing more than the petty hatred of a vicar's daughter for all those foreigners swarming outside her frilly curtains.
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Something we talk about extensively in hypotheticals when discussing the means to counter swarming brawlers and pressure fighters, but it often stays in hypotheticals because most fighters would rather swing a punch than hold an elbow out for the other guy to dive onto.
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Rams running back Todd Gurley also struggled, carrying 224 times for 237 yards and ending up with an 2196-yarder as his longest run as the Giants' swarming front four and linebacker corps kept him under control and Keenum scrambling for space all afternoon.
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Volunteers, many coming with their own trucks and boats, have been making the opposite trek, swarming on Main Street in Vidor, across the river from Beaumont in Orange County, where the water was deep enough to stall buses and launch fishing boats from the road.
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While his $500 million did not buy the election, it did drive up the costs of campaigning, an effect analogous to that of super PACs swarming a race, putting pressure on other candidates to turn to wealthy donors to break through his powerful ad blitz.
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Since late October, when Decolonize posted the video of an officer punching two teenagers on the subway and another one depicting officers swarming into a subway car to arrest a man, Mr. Husain said people had been sending the organization about 10 videos a day.
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On Monday, with the news media swarming the Afghan girls, a team from Africa — five Moroccan students who also got their visas two days before the competition — huddled in a downstairs corner to repair their robot, which had been disassembled for last-minute shipment.
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Others consider seasonal events, like the autumnal swarming of sea worms, used to orient each year in the Trobriand Islands off New Guinea, or the flowering of immortelle trees into hundreds of tiny vermilion flames, which marks the start of the dry season in Trinidad.
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We also trekked out to Montauk to visit Gurney's for a massage; it's a hip resort that's swarming in the summer, but since it was a bit quieter in April, we were able to snag seats at the indoor pool and watch the ocean waves crash outside.
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The Navy expects that new weapons and sensors will better enable the ship to destroy swarming small boat attacks, support carrier strike groups, conduct dis-aggregated operations, attack enemies with an over-the-horizon missile and engage in advanced surface and anti-submarine warfare, service statements specify.
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The next minutes were a terrifying blur to Ms. Fernandez, a United States citizen, who recalls armed agents swarming through their small Manhattan apartment and taking away her father, who is disabled by a rare autoimmune disorder and dependent on blood thinners to prevent fatal clots.
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Further, many more investors have been drawn to healthcare in recent years, and as they work with leading researchers and physicians, swarming the problem, there are going to be breakthroughs that will extend not just our lifespan, but the years of healthy enjoyment of our lives.
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Regardless, Spicer's breezy rematriculation into polite society has had a scripted quality to it — as has the immediate backlash from the left, journalists and various unamused sectors of Twitter railing against the "normalizing" forces of Kimmel, Harvard and all those Spicey-swarming selfie-seekers at the Emmys.
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GEORGIA 20, NOTRE DAME 19 Lorenzo Carter and Davin Bellamy led a swarming Georgia defense, and the No. 15 Bulldogs (2-0) got just enough plays from an offense starting the freshman quarterback Jake Fromm to beat No. 24 Notre Dame (1-1) on the road.
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The Warriors are a fabulous squad, of course, with their swarming switches and three-point shooting, but the previous series reminded us that a team that rides so hard on the edge of traditional professional basketball sizing can sometimes find itself yanked around on the boards.
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Worse yet, imagine being dragged to a derelict shopping center in Monolith Software's overlooked horror gem Condemned, swarming with lunatics, being told to LEAVE by means of blood scrawled on a mutilated body thrown down the escalators at you, and then finding that the dummies are alive as well.
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Within 24 hours, thousands of peaceful protesters had gathered across the country, swarming airports in New York City, Los Angeles, and Chicago, among dozens of other cities, while green card and visa holders were detained, questioned, and prohibited from continuing with their travel plans into the United States.
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Almeida absolutely excels at swarming opponents and has a huge edge on striking variety but has a horrible habit of eating crisp counter punches, especially in the early going, due to his dangling non-punching hand and his tendency to lean deep to each side as he swings.
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This week's issue of The Hollywood Reporter features an inside look at the surprise hit franchise in which it's claimed that Reid — who starred in all four installments as well as the upcoming fifth, Sharknado 5: Global Swarming — makes about a quarter of what Ziering earns on each installment.
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The film's production, much of which took place in Britney's native South, was also constantly mobbed with fans, and the movie's bond company was so concerned about paparazzi swarming around the set that the film's working title was frequently changed on permits to throw them off filming locations.
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Click here to view original GIFLondon's Heathrow Airport is one of the busiest airports in the world, so it's no surprise that if you look up in the sky during the morning rush, you'll see a line of airplanes swarming around, patiently waiting to land on its runways.
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We got the "QUEEN" MC leaving her hotel Monday night on her way to the VMAs at Radio City Music Hall, where our camera guy asked about a new controversy swarming around Nick from a tweet she put out earlier in the day ... conjuring Harriet's name, and drawing comparisons.
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They'd simply stepped out for a bite to eat before returning to check on their comrade's condition, and if she wants to catch them before they return to the hospital, find it swarming with law enforcement, and fly the coop for real, she has to step out, too.
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By Friday night, protesters had returned to the streets in multiple cities, swarming the Williamsburg Bridge in New York; shutting down a major highway in Atlanta; and marching through downtown Phoenix, where officers used pepper spray and beanbag guns to keep the demonstrators from taking over Interstate 10.
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Leaving the Republican meeting late that Thursday night, Collins and Murkowski tried to avoid reporters swarming outside, which kicked off a weeklong cat-and-mouse game between the burgeoning Capitol press corps and all four senators who tried to say little about how they were considering Kavanaugh's confirmation.
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Eighteen-year-old Danielle Marzejka had been missing about two days when swarming flies and a noticeable stink drew her brother to the gruesome discovery of her body where it had been stuffed into a heavy-duty garbage bag in a shed at her home in Clinton Township, Michigan, PEOPLE confirms.
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They are counting on a surge of support from allies around the country, and betting that DSA's swarming and insistent social media presence -- if you've spent an hour on Twitter in the last 12 months, you've seen their rose emoji emblem next to users' handles -- will amplify his and their message.
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Read more: Lebanon is swarming with protests that began over a proposed $0.20 WhatsApp tax but have since spiraled into chaosBut according to CNN, the unrest is deeper-seeded in a country where there is a huge disparity between the quality of life for everyday Lebanese and the ruling elite.
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Swarming onto the open-air property in late May, officers from the Royal Thai Police found undocumented workers from Laos and Myanmar engaged in dangerous work that exposed them to blasts of toxic fumes and dust — a common hazard on the lowest rung of their illegal and booming international trade.
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Often her lyrics revel in a sort of physical grotesqueness, aiming for bodily horror — for example, her descriptions of bruises and blood, and lines like "I can hear her flesh crying little rivers in her forearm," as well as the bugs and dirt everywhere, the swarming moths in the window.
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They imagine our nearest neighbor swarming with scientific instruments—orbiters doing high-resolution radar imaging, floating ballon missions that study the atmosphere for weeks to months on end, and battle-hardened surface landers that can handle the crushing pressures and temperatures long enough to collect useful data on the geology of Venus' surface.
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It's officially September, which means New York is swarming with street style photographers for the start of Fashion Month, we're mere days away from the next Miss America pageant (but not the bathing suit competition), and we finally get to find out what happens in the third season of The Good Place.
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"[Bernie] came, and everyone was swarming around him and the other candidates, because they weren't supportive of the mayor, so, being the good Catholic girl, of course I was very nice to the mayor and barely even said hello to Bernie," Jane Sanders told the nonprofit Vermont Business and Social Responsibility in 2007.
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Overheating caused by the swelling crowds worsened when taps were cut off around 63 AM, several hours before the event ended, meaning the only option was to purchase water at 26 pesos ($21) per bottle—a high price by Argentine standards—using a complicated ticketing system at a bar swarming with thirsty ravers.
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The streets of New York City were swarming with their own impromptu tributes—fans gathered outside the Appolo Theater in Harlem for a rousing sing along, Spike Lee held a dance party outside his Brooklyn home, and Roots drummer Questlove scheduled a last minute DJ set at Brooklyn Bowl to pay his respects.
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Record: 10-1Last week: 4thWeek 12 result: Beat the Packers, 37-8Week 13 opponent: at Baltimore RavensOne thing to know: The 49ers have dominated all season long, but Sunday might have been their strongest performance yet, eviscerating the Packers with a swarming defense that held Aaron Rodgers to just 104 yards passing.
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The inch-long creatures, which look a bit like moths and hide scarlet wings beneath gray spotted ones, moved into Philadelphia in recent weeks, swarming around parks and skyscrapers and drawing a clear response from officials: "Kill it!" a state website blares by way of advice to residents who encounter the flies.
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" Just after the assassination, Anna Politkovskaya, a courageous journalist who wrote for the small, Moscow-based opposition newspaper Novaya Gazeta, went to interview Ramzan in the family's home village of Tsentoroy, a place she described as "one of the unsightliest of Chechen villages, unfriendly, ugly and swarming with murderous-looking armed men.
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Jamie Foxx threw a BET after-party that possibly rivaled the Vanity Fair Oscar party because the place was swarming with A-listers and featured performances by Migos and T.I. We're told Foxx dropped half a million on the shindig that was held in his L.A.-area mansion after Sunday's awards show.
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But the truth is there are great swaths of people who are unaware of your hero, seemingly no one dominates, there's no backbone to our culture, it's a swarming mass of unconnected dots, so you just retreat to your mobile and post away about your life, believing it will lend definition, but it doesn't.
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You have to do a bit of work before you can really get started — the vault is under attack by raiders, and swarming with not-so-friendly feral ghouls — but eventually you meet a Vault 88 scientist who, thanks to the wonders of nuclear radiation, has spent centuries dreaming of building the perfect vault.
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We were just going to fire on them when we saw they had no rifles, so one of our men went to meet them and in about two minutes the ground between the two lines of trenches was swarming with men and officers of both sides, shaking hands and wishing each other a happy Christmas.
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If you need other reasons, he will talk breathlessly about their sophisticated echolocation; or their insect-eating prowess (some can eat as many as 1,000 mosquitoes in a night); or the simple fact of their beauty, especially the sight of them rushing en masse back to their roosts before daybreak, a phenomenon called dawn swarming.
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If world leaders don't act in greater unity soon — and this week's virtual meeting of G21961 leaders wasn't encouraging in that respect — the world could find COVID19's worst impacts in swarming slums, crowded refugee camps, unresolved conflict zones, and even among some of the largest emerging market economies, like Brazil, South Africa, and India.
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Footage uploaded by NBC News showed protesters swarming the podium as Jason Kessler attempted to speak, with one man taking a swing at the man who organized Saturday's "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville, Va. Unite the Right rally organizer Jason Kessler was chased away by protesters during a press conference in Charlottesville pic.twitter.
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HEROES: A Duet in Mixed Reality created by MAP Design Lab, MPC VR and HeliosOver by the Chase Sapphire Lounge, located at the halfway point of the primary drag, a nondescript door led attendees upstairs and into a dark art space swarming with people waiting in line to get a taste of the newest in alternate viewing experiences.
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And porn companies are already swarming on VR. Naughty America, which has shown its product at CES and E3 (the video game industry's annual convention) this year, says 1 percent to 2 percent of our membership base already streams and downloads VR content — and that number is growing faster than any format the company has every tracked.
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The entire ad is shrouded in darkness of one kind or another: naval and aerial bombardments, surveillance video of blurry figures swarming what looks like an unguarded border, even the shadowed faces of Hillary Clinton and President Obama — which not-so-subtly give way to shots of the husband-and-wife killers in San Bernardino, Calif.
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Two Southeast Asian diplomats told The Associated Press that in a tense meeting in Vietnam recently, Vietnamese diplomats questioned how the negotiations could progress while flotillas of Chinese fishing boats backed by China's coast guard and navy were swarming into waters where Vietnam, the Philippines and Malaysia have exclusive rights under international law to exploit energy resources.
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Today, the site is swarming with construction workers, and a large sign trumpets "Full Floor Residences Starting at $6.6 M." That starting price is for the second-floor unit, with prices ascending on higher floors to nearly $10 million for the penthouse, according to Fredrik Eklund and John Gomes, the Douglas Elliman Real Estate agents overseeing marketing and sales.
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"From the mountains of Tora Bora, we send the glad tidings to the caliph of the Muslims, of the return of the caliphate to this area that was swarming with immigrants and supporters who fought for the caliphate to be established," a narrator intoned in the video, posted by the Washington-based SITE Intelligence Group, which monitors terrorist organizations.
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At the end of a made-for-cameras lunch he shared with Mr. Biden at a taco stand last week, Mayor Eric Garcetti had to raise his voice over a phalanx of Biden staff members, who were attempting to end the question-and-answer session between the former vice president and about 40 reporters and photographers swarming their table.
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Some of the smartest military analysts I know think that investing in so many big, new weapons systems is the equivalent of taking sledgehammers to droplets of quicksilver, considering that so many enemies we face today are super-empowered individuals or nations that have opted to hurt us with cheap cyberweapons and cheap but massive swarming tactics.
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They were focused on the sonic nuances of what happens when two instruments sustain drones on pitches just a few cycles apart — creating the acoustic interference patterns known as beats, which set the whole room throbbing and built up swarming, untamed overtones — or linger for long minutes over just a handful of notes, smearing their frequencies with a gong.
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Since 2013, the Howard Hughes Corporation has been demolishing, building and rebuilding at the 400,23-square-foot site to create a $785 million curated neighborhood that the development company hopes will appeal to actual New Yorkers, particularly the high-earning millennials who have been swarming to the downtown area to live and work in the last decade.
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In one of season two's most ridiculous scenes, Midge and her new love interest Benjamin (Zachary Levi, an actor I have literally never understood until this season of television, which makes him the debonair romantic hero he apparently always was) visit a little cafe that's swarming with '50s counterculture figures, from Jane Jacobs to Declan Howell.
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