Insects frequently take up residence in burner tubes during the off-season.
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When gleaming new offices rise from the rubble, LinkedIn will take up residence.
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Soon that president-elect will take up residence mere blocks from the Sackler.
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Terry Branstad, who will soon take up residence in China as the U.S. ambassador.
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That day in Mass, I decided to let it take up residence in my body.
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It is not expected to be captured and take up residence in our solar system.
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Salesforce, a company that did not exist 20 years ago, will take up residence on Jan.
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They'll take up residence at Frogmore Cottage in Windsor, over 20 miles away from Harry's older brother.
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Once the antibiotic-resistant E. coli is ingested, it can take up residence in the host's colon.
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He is due to be consecrated on January 18th and to take up residence a week later.
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Of these, 2,100 had backdoors already installed, with Samsam either established or ready to take up residence.
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They were the fourth group to take up residence there, and stayed longer than any previous group.
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Predictably, their experiences in Boston diverge as soon as they take up residence in a Dorchester boardinghouse.
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Sooner or later, I suspect a pet will take up residence in the Donald Trump White House.
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Earlier this year, we saw Flippy the burger-flipping robot take up residence in a Californian burger restaurant.
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In the past, China has allowed dissidents to leave and take up residence in a willing Western nation.
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As costs of living rise across the country, some are forced to take up residence anywhere they can.
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Somehow the organelles will gravitate almost magically to the injured cells that need them and take up residence.
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Mr. Trump mused about his popularity in West Virginia, saying he might take up residence in the state.
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So they were forced to take up residence in abandoned prisons, former military barracks, empty churches, refugee camps.
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After staying with a cousin, this young man, Henry George, would eventually take up residence in the Mission District.
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Nor do they know if those microbes take up residence in the gut microbiome or elsewhere in the body.
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The patients take up residence in a farmhouse, forming a microcosmic civilization that soon falls prey to varied discontents.
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The stuff will come from somewhere — gifts, impulse purchases, office freebies — and take up residence in those empty drawers.
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The pressure on Uighur villages intensifies when party "work teams" arrive and take up residence, sometimes living in local homes.
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The warming climate made additional areas "increasingly suitable" for ticks to take up residence, he said, bringing disease with them.
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In the past, Chinese dissidents have been allowed to leave the country and take up residence in a willing Western nation.
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Oralta: You can floss, brush, and rinse, but bad news bacteria are still going to take up residence in your mouth.
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In the fall, winter, and spring, brown marmorated stinkbugs take up residence in private homes, sometimes by the tens of thousands.
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Since then, wolves have wandered across state lines to take up residence again in their former homes in Oregon and California.
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A mysterious septuagenarian billionaire, Nero Golden, and his three adult sons take up residence in a mansion in downtown New York.
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The goal is for the modified cells to take up residence in the bone marrow and form healthy red blood cells.
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Some take up residence at the mouth of the yawning abyss and just yell into it like Zach Braff in Garden State.
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When they take up residence in an Ikea-like store, for instance, can we truly be concerned about the police finding out?
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Clinton insiders doubt that Mr. Clinton will take up residence in the quiet East Wing, where first ladies have generally been confined.
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An entrenched specialty in the field has driven federal law enforcement to take up residence here in a meaningful way as well.
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But no matter your immediate response to "Ballyturk," it is likely to take up residence in your thoughts after you've seen it.
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Chinese dissidents have in the past been allowed to leave the country and take up residence in a willing Western host nation.
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Over the course of the three days, I take up residence at a round cafeteria table with attached round stools made for children.
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Karlie Kloss is the latest star to take up residence in a gorgeous home instead of a 5-star hotel, courtesy of Airbnb.
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It was also announced that newlyweds Prince Harry and Meghan Markle would move out of Kensington Palace and take up residence at Windsor.
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It's not a problem that Pence is a sycophant in chief, perhaps the greatest bootlicker to take up residence at the Naval Observatory.
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The voices belong to Charlie Murphy, Eileen Walsh and Niall Buggy, and they are guaranteed to take up residence in your head, too.
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With a collection of earworm tunes that'll take up residence inside your brain's personal Spotify playlist, it's the feel-good hit of the winter.
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Depending on what the special counsel finds between now and then, though, the president might find another reason to take up residence in Norton.
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An extended convalescence after heart surgery in 2005 led Charlotte Wood, 67, to lose her apartment and take up residence in a rehabilitation center.
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Like those mammals, birds, and insects that take advantage of existing shelters, Tony's memory will take up residence in so many of our hearts.
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In 2016, it was said that plans were underway for her to take up residence in the three-bedroom Ivy Cottage on the palace grounds.
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Blood-sucking black flies spit the worm's larvae into the wound they create when they bite, and the larvae take up residence under the skin.
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Studies have shown that bacterial colonies (pathogenic ones, we might add) take up residence inside those porous squares — no matter how often you clean them.
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Sea ice waxes and wanes with the seasons, and when there's less sea ice, the polar bears take up residence on the neighboring Baffin Island.
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The two will live with South Korea's First Dog, Tori, who became the first shelter dog to take up residence at the South Korean presidential compound.
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Unlike the Laeiszhalle, where the Hamburger Symphoniker will take up residence this season, every seat in the main hall offers a clear view of the stage.
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Mr. Macron and his wife, Brigitte, were to take up residence in the presidential palace on Sunday, although they have a home in Paris's Seventh Arrondissement.
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When the 11 elephants take up residence with the 29 others in Florida, they will become part of the company's pediatric cancer research partnership, Mr. Payne said.
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Because the antibodies it creates take up residence in the gut, they battle there with any wild virus a vaccinated person ingests, making further transmission less likely.
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This land, bearing architectural evidence of Neolithic civilization, ancient Romans, and castle-building Moors, now watched a more modern, though equally fleeting, guest take up residence: Hollywood.
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Not only will this ploy cost Gotham's taxpayers more, but it serves as a magnet for other illegal aliens to take up residence in the Big Apple.
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There are many, many reasons to take up residence in New York City, but the quality of apartment fixtures does not usually register within the top 5,000.
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It was during the 28s, when the government actively sought to persuade Asia's jetsetters to take up residence in Singapore, that the Sentosa Cove residential enclave was developed.
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His firm next year will take up residence in a West Side building, part of an area of Manhattan that's being transformed into an office and restaurant hub.
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The conceptually driven, artist-focused event will take up residence in South Beach's Parisian hotel this year, once again offering an antidote to the usual art fair fare.
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Because the antibodies it creates take up residence in the gut, they battle there with any wild virus a vaccinated person might ingest, making further transmission less likely.
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When you're really unlucky, a crystal or two will pop out of this skylight and into one of the ear's three semicircular canals, which take up residence nearby.
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Trethewey, who served two terms as the 219th poet laureate, from 21600 to 22016, was the first Laureate to take up residence in Washington, DC, starting in January 20193.
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Whoever it was, and whatever it was about them––Han Solo's cocksure swagger, Kelly Kapowski's posi vibes––they take up residence in your mind and never completely move out.
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CAESAR/X The Acting Company will take up residence briefly at the New Victory with its annual two-play season of shows that will tour before visiting New York.
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But members of the Australian Olympic Committee, citing problems in their apartments with gas, electricity and plumbing, said the country's athletes would not take up residence in the village.
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Cédric Grolet — the award-winning pastry chef at Le Meurice, one of Paris's grand hotels — will take up residence at Dominique Ansel's bakery in SoHo from Friday through Sunday.
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He offers an account of his own family's existence in Oregon, a predominantly white state where, until 1926, it was still illegal for black people to take up residence.
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Hughes, a notorious eccentric and recluse who had not spoken to the press since 1958, had just quit Las Vegas to take up residence on Paradise Island in the Bahamas.
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Once in office he plans to work out of the downtown National Palace and continue living in his modest home, eschewing the Los Pinos compound where presidents traditionally take up residence.
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After purchasing an $11 million Bel-Air mansion in early 2013, they planned to temporarily take up residence in momager Kris Jenner's Calabasas home while they upgraded their Italian-style villa.
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With her Aunt Rosaline as chaperone, Ophelia must leave the only home she's known and take up residence with Thorn's family — a scheming, largely unfriendly lot — in the Pole's capital, Citaceleste.
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Wearing a crust of disfiguring makeup and mousy hair that looks as if it has crawled out of a dumpster to take up residence on her head, Kidman is almost unrecognizable.
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"The surf community in China is still really small," a surfer who identified himself only as Jun wrote on Vice China, describing how he came to take up residence in Xichong.
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Respondents really wanted to live in Tony Stark's home from the "Iron Man" franchise according to Porch, as his high-tech pad seemed like an idyllic place to take up residence.
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Scouting Report On Thursday, the makeup artist Kirsten Kjaer Weis and the fashion illustrator Clym Evernden will take up residence at Barneys New York on Madison Avenue from noon to 6 p.m.
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John Kasich of Ohio, whose unofficial 2020 campaign commenced even before Trump's inauguration, can raise money, stage news conferences, take up residence on CNN and pick apart Trump's proposals all he wants.
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We realized that we could see up close and intimately what was going to happen when hundreds of Chinese people came over here to work — to our town, to take up residence here.
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In addition to the Stulman businesses, a branch of Smile to Go will take up residence in a street-level storefront, and another bar, the Broken Shaker, will be installed on the roof.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 15%Summary: In the dark horror thriller "Black Christmas," six sorority sisters take up residence in a house that was once the site of a brutal double murder years prior.
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It can fight and cart stuff around (via inventory transfer), but you can't order it to move or investigate things and you can't send it to take up residence in any of your settlements.
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On Sunday, the Flipping Out star couldn't resist sharing a snap of the finished nursery his daughter, whom he is expecting via surrogate with partner Gage Edward, will take up residence in extremely soon.
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Even the open-minded "Hair" producers drew the line at Mr. O'Horgan's plan to have the cast members, who included the likes of Diane Keaton and Melba Moore, take up residence in the Biltmore.
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When Walt Whitman arrived in Washington at the end of 1862 to take up residence in the city and serve as a hospital volunteer, the construction of the Capitol dome was not yet complete.
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On Belmont Road, the Obamas will take up residence in a Tudor-style home around the corner from Ms. Trump and Mr. Kushner, who will live in a large white home on Tracy Place.
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That was good news to cast members, some of whom had said they feared the nonprofit might ultimately decide that the play should take up residence in, say, Montgomery, at the Alabama Shakespeare Festival there.
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But now, after reading the entomologist Rob Dunn's description of the myriad microbial life-forms that take up residence in a typical American showerhead, I'm starting to think maybe that young man was onto something.
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But after her resignation, Mr. Johnson, a champion of Brexit, won the Conservative Party's backing to take up residence at 10 Downing Street and set about pushing for a swift exit, deal or no deal.
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VARIOUS SITES AND DATES Another summer means favorite performers will head to bucolic settings, like the Williamstown Theater Festival, where Cristin Milioti, Thomas Sadoski, Jayne Atkinson and others will take up residence for a time.
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Its founder and artistic director, the composer John Zorn, announced on Wednesday that it will move from the East Village to Greenwich Village and take up residence at the New School's College of Performing Arts.
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But she soon decided this high fashion world wasn't for her, flying back from Paris to take up residence in her brother's rundown caravan (she's pictured outside it in the self-described "trashy-opulent" shot above).
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Daphne didn't understand it herself, how someone could be just a name on the internet one day and then suddenly take up residence inside you, take control of you, rewrite the very language of your body.
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Last fall, the couple announced they would move out of Kensington Palace, in central London, and take up residence about 25 miles west of the British capital in newly refurbished quarters: Frogmore Cottage, near Windsor Castle.
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This is generally considered one of the Rankin/Bass standards, mostly for its tuneful score (just the name of "Even a Miracle Needs a Hand" will probably cause the song to take up residence in your brain).
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Even if there is further opposition, the short, jovial Devil is likely to take up residence in the city next week, Claudia De Santos, who leads the city's heritage and tourism department, said by phone on Friday.
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Béla IV of Hungary was the first ruler to take up residence at the Royal Palace in the 13th century, and the Hungarian monarchy ended in 1918, but the palace is still a historic site and tourist destination.
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As a coral scientist describes the Great Barrier Reef as the "Manhattan" of the ocean, where fish take up residence as if in apartment blocks, the cameras show clown fish popping out of the equivalent of windows in skyscrapers.
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Amazon announced in early September that it was seeking requests for proposals from local governments that could offer the educated workforce, transportation system and tax incentives to get Amazon — and eventually 50,000 employees — to take up residence in their city.
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With French opinion polls suggesting Le Pen is unlikely to take up residence in the Elysee Palace, the Reuters poll found a shock victory for her would trigger an immediate 5 percent fall in the euro EUR= against the dollar.
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Noguchi Museum: Sarah Cahill (through Sunday) For five days, the pianist Sarah Cahill is to take up residence at the Noguchi to perform "Patterns of Plants," a musical cycle by Mamoru Fujieda, throughout the ground-floor galleries during the museum's open hours.
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Despite the fact that Florida is very hot and full of both people and nature that will kill you, the number of transplants who want to take up residence in the Magic City is apparently growing—and that is pushing up rents.
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Early in the year I'd been fortunate enough to get the opportunity to write a book of my own, and responded by getting as far away from the project as possible, diving into imaginary worlds as though I could take up residence there.
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For the moment it is reserved for friends and friends-of-friends: It's a place where a chef might take up residence for private dinners, or where design students might gather for conferences (There were no immediate plans to charge such groups).
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In November 2018, Kensington Palace announced that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex would move out of Nottingham Cottage, on the grounds of Kensington Palace, where Prince Harry's brother, William, and William's wife and children live, and take up residence in Frogmore Cottage in Windsor.
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He said he would not take up residence in the Blue House, a symbol of what South Koreans call the "imperial presidency," and instead work from a government building in the bustling center of Seoul to make his office more accessible to the people.
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This past summer the Shanghai High People's Court seized over $180 million of Jia's assets, a move that multiple former Faraday Future employees say prompted the tech mogul to take up residence in California, where he currently lives, according to lawsuit documents obtained by The Verge.
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To try to improve the potential drug pipeline and to understand how worms invade and take up residence inside humans and other animals, the research team compared the genomes of 81 species of roundworms and flatworms, including 45 that had never previously had their genomes sequenced.
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The story unfolds partly through the eyes of a neighbor, Mel (Chloe Sevigny), who is initially skeptical when the Blanchards and their sob stories take up residence across the street, as well as said neighbor's daughter (AnnaSophia Robb), who becomes a sort of confidant for Gypsy.
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Don't Wait Until Weeds Have Taken Over Your Lawn While there are plenty of products that can be used to get rid of weeds once they've decided to take up residence, a few preventative measures will end up saving you time (and an aching back) in the long run.
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Believing it must be the beginnings of a hatching, I resolved not to check again right away, though the itch to peek was nearly unbearable: I'd been waiting years for a family of bluebirds to take up residence, and finally an egg was about to shudder and pop open.
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Skaletska, who, along with the prime minister, Oleksiy Honcharuk, would later be dismissed in a major government reshuffle ordered by Zelensky, decided she would take up residence with the evacuees inside the sanatorium for the full 14 days of quarantine to show the public there was nothing to fear.
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Living in the flicker of that error—interacting with a bot as if its sentiments were sentiments—is to take up residence in the so-called uncanny valley, home to that repulsion we feel from robots that look a lot, but not exactly, like us, a phenomenon identified nearly 50 years ago by robotics professor Masahiro Mori.
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An alumna of Occupy Wall Street who currently holds the position of national membership director for the Working Families Party, Ms. Stamp had helped to organize an encampment of protesters outside the investment bank, who intended to take up residence there until the end of the week, when Donald J. Trump would be sworn in as the country's 20113th president.
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"I've just been working with the tenants at 79 Lorimer Street in my district, who have had all of their possessions ruined because pigeons have taken up occupancy after the Department of Buildings vacated the building three and a half years ago, and the owner just coincidentally knocked out the windows and let pigeons take up residence in their apartments," Levin said at today's rally.
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"While locals told KTVU that the high price for the destroyed house was a little ridiculous—and a perfect example of how tech companies are making the cities they take up residence in unaffordable—Rick Smith of the Santa Clara Realtors Association told the station that "Buyers are trading money for time all the time now so they can be closer to their employment.
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The reasons for this fluorescence have remained a mystery, until now: These deep-sea corals glow to get more sunlight, according to a study published on Wednesday in the journal Proceedings of the Royal Society B. Their proteins soak up the scarce light and shine it back out as red-orange light that penetrates deep inside their tissues where their microscopic roommates take up residence.
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