The refreshed soaps then ship out to wherever they're needed.
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I'll go to wherever my DNA tells me to go.
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That could go right to wherever, the police, things like that.
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Patients usually go for tests to wherever their doctors refer them.
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I am thinking they went back to wherever they were before.
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Their bodies will take them to wherever they want to go.
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In theory, this should lead them to wherever you have placed it.
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An eerie sixth sense guided him to wherever a crisis was unfolding.
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They could apply this notion to wherever the data and applications lived.
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I'll be right back… to wherever it was that I was heading.
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Plants will grow in an almost magnetic resonance to wherever it is.
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We are looking forward to wherever this is going to take us.
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You show up to wherever he is, and you let him talk.
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"I move myself to wherever the biggest problem is in Tesla," said Musk.
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You know I just want to be open to wherever love comes in.
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I feel like I'm a chameleon, I can adjust to wherever I am.
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But they would mean go back to wherever your ancestry of origin is.
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But as long as what I do is empowering to wherever I am.
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And he'll chase the muse to wherever in the world it takes him.
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Do you just have to move your life to wherever the banana is?
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Then you drag the item to wherever you want it to go, and release.
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They find a girl they like and they'll follow her to wherever she works.
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The woman who can afford to fly to wherever she can have an abortion?
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"We employ people but then take them to wherever they want to go," explains Ibrahim.
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I'm there to catch a plane to wherever I need to go, and that's it.
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International calling is also severely limited to wherever Echos are sold and Alexa is supported.
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"He'll fly to wherever we're filming or I'll fly home when I can," he says.
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Employees are handed $1,500 to jet off to wherever they please for one whole week.
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You pull a vacuum through it, and pipe the cool air to wherever you want.
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And don't forget all the other companies that will follow Amazon to wherever it lands.
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Companies move manufacturing plants to wherever they can pollute the most and pay the least.
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When the bell rings, that's when you wake up and go to wherever you're working.
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There's something romantic about meeting a traditional country girl and whisking her away to wherever.
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And I remember not being able to wait to get to wherever these people were.
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Thankfully, you can pretty easily get one that's tuned to wherever you're going upon arrival.
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RG: So does culture just get pushed to other boroughs and squeezed from there to – wherever?
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You can trace back all the way to wherever you are now where Trump and Twitter.
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Everything from the initial beat scene guys, then dubstep and trap, to wherever we're at now.
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They were all going out to go to wherever they were going to have their reception.
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I rush, throw my things haphazardly into a bag, and run off to wherever I'm going.
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Name it and drag it to wherever you would like to use it in the spreadsheet.
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Our ancestors moved to wherever they saw the most opportunity and prospect for happiness and fulfillment.
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They made the ears point to wherever the Nokk was looking, while also conveying its mood.
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Over time we expanded that out to wherever you think you can most effectively help others.
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Those contractors then ship the recyclables to wherever they can get a decent price for them.
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That means you can move it to wherever it's needed and put it in a discreet location.
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Sessions is going to fight it and bring justice to wherever it needs to be brought to.
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That perfect plan that was going to get him to wherever he was going to wind up.
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We used telephones, and the hospital operators would page us, calling us to wherever we were needed.
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A wall-filling TV is tuned, always, to wherever in the world there is a golf tournament.
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"We bring [food] out to wherever the homeless are, under the overpasses, behind the freeways," Boschetto says.
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All our mail gets sent there and then they forward it on to wherever we will be.
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And he'd walk me down to wherever room we're doing a weekly recording or a monthly recording.
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We're going to create a turnstile that's going to send you to wherever the best content is.
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When she left to join him, they moved to wherever he could find work: Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Canada.
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Then on Thursday we'd hit up the school closest to wherever we were throwing the party that weekend.
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Shooting a machine creature with the Ropecaster tethers it to wherever you were standing when the shot connected.
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He would take what little money he had left and buy Jimmy Ray Gallup a ticket to wherever.
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A few dedicated fans sprinted behind it, off to wherever this night in the city might take them.
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They're walking around to their next class or to wherever they're going, and compulsively looking at their phones.
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Sildenafil affects the body by dilating blood vessels, making it easier for blood to flow to wherever it's needed.
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Mexican immigration agents, he said, had given them 48 hours to make it to wherever they needed to go.
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Eventually, you'll be able to "summon" your Tesla car to wherever you are in the country, the company claims.
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You can actually follow the fish, those totes, to wherever the final destination is and all points in between.
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He said the authorities were taking care of their needs and would help them leave to wherever they wanted.
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"In the end, it can be your flying carpet transporting you to wherever you need to be," he added.
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The app will begin to vibrate, allowing you to move it to wherever you wish on your Home screen.
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After the fifth rollback, DPW gathered the boulders and brought them away to wherever, but the story wasn't over.
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Simply put, Mueller must be allowed to continue his investigation and see it through to wherever the facts lead.
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"If you take people's capital, then you have to be open to wherever that product development takes you," Drazan said.
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If Betty White's okay with it, Hrysikos will fly to wherever she is and "keep her safe" till Jan 1.
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I love YouTube, but if my audience is not on YouTube I'm going to go to wherever my audience is.
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Then, the Surface Hub 2S becomes a portable screen that's damn simple to drag around to wherever you need it.
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The best option is to go for a souvenir that's authentic to wherever you're visiting (no factory-made knick-knacks).
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First thing you'll want to do is go to wherever you bought your device — they'll be doing the exchange there.
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It also nearly convinces me to pack up and follow Guth to wherever her public experiments will happen next. Cheers.
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That being said, the airport does its job getting passengers from point A to wherever it is they're going next.
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That fee includes traveling, usually at least twice, to wherever the customer lives and spending a few days conducting interviews.
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But this piece — I move it to wherever I'm spending the most time — I want it in my eye line.
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We'll leave pieces of our love for him wherever we go, hoping Jizo will deliver them to wherever he is.
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To join one of her streams is akin to being a plus-one to wherever the night's adventures might lead.
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Are we going to let them take oil to wherever it goes to destroy all those jobs in the Permian?
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Rather than stand at a designated stop, they open a smartphone app and book a ride to wherever they're going.
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He was hungry and his band was hungry so I would give him food to take back to wherever they lived.
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They all fit into "The Vault" duffle bag that's great for taking your favorite games to wherever game night takes you.
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Every year when school got out, Locken said she would fly to wherever her mother was and work at the carnival.
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The demo ends as you grapnel up to the waiting Batwing, presumably to fly off to wherever Penguin is currently roosting.
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I remember when I called, I was hoping he'd answer, because ... I was going to wherever he was to hug him.
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Yes, this is a thing — a red van which drives all the handmaids to wherever one of them is giving birth.
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It's not just practical, though, but spiffy, too, capable of taking you from the airport to wherever the night takes you.
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"This is another element in efforts to energize readmission of people to wherever they came from," said one Brussels-based diplomat.
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If you don't do that for a second, a wave could pull you and take you to wherever it wants to.
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Within mere days, Max had migrated from the backyard, to the doormat, and then, eventually, to wherever the hell he liked.
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It is a question that people have a fascinating story and fascinating answer to wherever they are on the religious spectrum.
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I stepped onto the sidewalk, and he disappeared into the St. Regis — me back to Steuben and Salvador Dalí to wherever.
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The drones would respond to voice commands or instructions from an app and return to wherever the drone operator currently is.
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Like so many women trying to cut it in the big city, going back to wherever they came from is unthinkable.
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From Rothera, the plane will fly the patients on to Chile and then to wherever treatment is to be provided, West said.
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The medical profession has long dreamed of an ideal delivery system for getting drugs to wherever in the body they're needed most.
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If you owned a major sports agency, wouldn't you travel to wherever the hell the #1 player in the country was at??
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They'll show you a whole new way to watch and bring the magic of the live event to wherever you call home.
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Note that this only works with items in your inventory — ship systems and Exosuit upgrades are locked to wherever you craft them.
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It's a modern evolution of oral tradition, however unconventional, that has spread across the world to wherever a homesick Taiwanese might be.
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"I'll have time to mature and develop, and one day, hopefully, I can bring a ring to wherever I am," Simmons said.
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The Health Ministry gave him a certificate saying he was free of Ebola, and a ride to wherever he wanted to go.
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I've even been told if I could not speak the language correctly, then I should go back to wherever I came from.
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More likely, though, he'll end up slinking off to wherever McMaster and Rex Tillerson hang out to quietly burnish his own reputation.
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He then moved to wherever he could find a space to host his dinners: empty shops, wine merchants, and even hairdressers' salons.
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A perk of working for Netflix is that a black S.U.V. was waiting to take him to wherever he needed to go.
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They looked at parasites from each species under a microscope after adding fluorescent dye that would bind to wherever the mitochondria were.
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You call an Uber to get to wherever you need to be and feel a sense of relief when you get there.
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He might open his eyes for a minute and smile, but then he closed them and returned to wherever he had been.
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" Former Vice President Joe Biden did not call for Kavanaugh's impeachment Sunday, saying "We must follow the evidence to wherever it leads.
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"If she's okay with it I will fly to wherever Betty White is and keep her safe till Jan 1 , 2017," he wrote.
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So in the spirit of news you can use, here's a hot tip: Buy your bird after you get to wherever you're going.
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I'll wake up early to give myself enough time to walk to wherever it is I'm going, then end up taking a cab.
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Something as simple as going out to ease yourself, this brother had to travel all the way to wherever, because he is disabled.
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It's a giant expeditionary force where nine countries already work together and can deploy to wherever these countries deem it to be necessary.
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They'll get you from the pool to wherever you need to go and that's all that matters to a kid in the summer.
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Scientists found radiation at Departure sites and reasoned if they could recreate that energy, they could send people to wherever the 2% went.
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Concertgoers can expect a healthy assortment of his hits, from when he was on top of the world to wherever he is now.
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He became increasingly insistent that he was my ride, and that he could give me a ride to wherever I want to go.
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"They offered me a lift to wherever I wanted, but I declined and went back to work," Mr. Navalny wrote in another post.
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You can't see notifications, but the PRT-B1953 tracks steps and can automatically adjust the time to wherever you are in the world.
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I will drive to wherever you live, and I'll show you my work, and I'll explain to you what it is I'm interested in.
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We want the receipts of their romance, and a digital map that will lead us to wherever the nearest side chick might be hiding.
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It's not like I slipped up behind 47 with a length of piano wire and sent him to wherever Kane & Lynch have ended up.
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To make the most of your pool day, order from the WunderBar menu and have food and drinks brought right to wherever you're sunbathing.
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His lab created a website that allows users to report bleaching by dragging a pin on a map to wherever they spotted the damage.
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Whether inside the Coliseum or a hospital ER room, Engage allows educators to transport their classroom to wherever it is most relevant to the students.
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But if you're a member of the military and United flew you and your animal to wherever you're stationed, the airline is making an exception.
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"Go back to wherever the f*** you come from, lady," the angry woman says in the video, which has been viewed millions of times online.
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You can pack a whole wardrobe in a few minutes, and when you get to wherever you're moving, your clothes will be ready to hang.
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While a few were ready to move on to wherever the resettlement process might take them, all professed a profound desire to eventually return home.
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Now we're waiting for Domino's to create a wearable that detects hunger biosignals in real time and automatically routes a pizza to wherever you're sitting.
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Harlem has turned on him, his girlfriend has hecked off to...wherever Claire went this season, and he's lost the trail of his greatest enemy.
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Considering that the Migos are undoubtedly the biggest superstar rap group right now, there is no true surprise to wherever they might make an appearance.
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The premise: We'd provide our favorite chefs with a van, and drive them around to wherever they'd want to eat and drink after their shift.
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So when a person thinks of, say, pinching their thumb and index finger, those neural signals now travel to wherever the nerves were re-routed.
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While I can't vouch for any of that, I can tell you the feeling of grass will transport you to wherever you want to be.
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Currently, orbital slots in low Earth orbit are not assigned — you launch to wherever you like — but this laissez-faire attitude may soon need revisiting.
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That way, you can avoid boring your fellow interlocutor to death or holding someone up from getting to wherever they may actually need to be.
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Eventually, Martians come to think it's good luck for newcomers to make a pilgrimage, sometime in their first month, to wherever Opportunity happens to be exploring.
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Uber says you will then get an update on their exact location and the driver can take you to wherever your friend happens to be then.
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Mapping software tracks the floaters across continents and oceans, using machine learning to identify the wind currents they can ride to wherever they need to be.
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Available on both Mac and Windows, iMazing 2 is basically a virtual usher, escorting your data quickly and easily to wherever you want it to go.
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The protesters packed up and drove back to wherever the fuck they came from, to be lonely and hateful, clinging on to an increasingly outdated viewpoint.
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He searches the island for signs of human life, and finding none, begins to construct a raft to take him back to wherever he came from.
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It's never a hassle for someone to just grab it in one hand and bring it to wherever my daughter is, when she decides she's hungry.
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It has also arranged for them to be driven by volunteers to wherever their children were sent, even if it was thousands of miles from Eloy.
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There will be smiles when you get there, and smiles later when you whisk your kugelhopf off to wherever it is you go with your kugelhopfs.
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The group was led into a hangar, where authorities gave them a perfunctory welcome: a hello, a snack and bus fare to wherever they were headed.
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You made a lake, she says, turning to him, but he is gone, now it is night, off to wherever he goes when he is absolved.
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With a score by Nick Hallett and video projections by Janet Wong, "Letter" folds in references to wherever it's performed, in this case New York City.
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Users could order food from a restaurant, or any item from a local store, to be purchased and delivered to wherever they were, all through an app.
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I assume a real version of this mega-mall would let you navigate via pop-up maps, and zoom yourself to wherever you actually wanted to be.
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But if we were The World's Fastest Man, we'd get down to wherever the hell Kasi is ASAP -- 'cause ain't nothin' gonna top what we see here.
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"[He was] saying that we shouldn't be speaking Spanish, that we should speaking English and that we should go back to wherever we came from," she said.
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"A drycleaner could come on our platform and they could basically say, 'Hey, drop your clothes off' and then Bounce it back to wherever that user is."
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A pop-out guide now also features tabs for easily navigating to wherever you want to go, from wherever you happen to be in the Guide itself.
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Because the USMCA fails to include binding climate pollution standards that would apply across borders, companies will simply continue outsourcing pollution to wherever environmental standards are lowest.
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They claim to have figured out a way to blast people with enough waves of radioactivity to send them to wherever their lost loved ones have gone.
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If we meet a person in his life, it's because they're going to ferry him to wherever he needs to be for the next scene to happen.
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Then, Sony imagines you'll be able to use its 5G connection (it supports both sub-6GHz and mmWave) to upload video footage to wherever you need it.
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We take two or three deliveries at a time on a route, to wherever it is we need to make a delivery, and then we clock out.
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Shipping Eagle Prime to wherever you are will require a flatbed truck, costing between $4,000 if you're on the West Coast and $17,000 to the East Coast.
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This leaves your CMS to do just what it does best — be a repository where content can be created and then distributed to wherever it needs to go.
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"You know, those easy snacks you can pass back to hungry kids in a car on the way to wherever your afternoons bring you,"she wrote on Instagram.
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Icons at the bottom of the mini-map you've just created let your contacts open it up in Google Maps or get directions right to wherever you are.
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And in some ways that's fine, because you don't want to miss that taxi cab call or directions from a friend to wherever it is you're meeting them.
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Their secret sauce, according to co-founder John Macdonald, is a beam-forming algorithm that lets them safely direct a magnetic field to wherever the device is sitting.
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He crossed the border into Texas, then moved around the country to wherever he could find work until 2000, when he was deported home for not having papers.
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Burgle puts out a BOLO and goes to warn Emmit, but he's in his car, driving to wherever his wife is staying to beg for his life back.
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You want it to be able to reach from the outlet to wherever you dry your hair whether it's in your bathroom or in front of your vanity.
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"I figured maybe they ask for directions to wherever they were trying to reach but no, they flew out there like they just escaped from prison," he said.
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Or here's the part where I tell you I found the woman in the crowd of people exiting the train and walked her to wherever she was headed.
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Endace's When organizations buy our products they buy the confidence that all of the network traffic will be captured, analyzed, stored or sent to wherever it needs to go.
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At most parties, I tend to gravitate to wherever the small cadre of herbal enthusiasts have gathered to smoke—be it a balcony, a backyard, or a fire escape.
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Nora did in fact enter the machine that could allegedly send people in the Leftovers world "through" to wherever the 2% disappeared to in the Sudden Departure of 2011.
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"Once the storm passes, people get a sense of what's needed on the ground, we'll drive that to wherever in northwest Florida it's needed," he said on Fox News.
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To access it, move your cursor to wherever you've put the dock — either the bottom of the screen by default, or one of the sides if you've moved it.
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A messy divorce meant a quick ticket back to wherever you came from — not because we were trying to enforce morality, but because it would detract from the job.
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Included in the company's most recent V.10 software upgrade is a Smart Summon feature that lets drivers call their car from a parking spot to wherever they're standing.
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"I like it when our show is able to go to wherever we need to go to, violence-wise, but with a certain, let's call it class," he said.
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If you've got a guilty conscience or are worried about the safety of a dupe, then toss it... or you could try to return it to wherever it came from.
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The HoloLens 2 might be targeted at businesses for now, but Microsoft is attempting to build software and services that will scale to wherever augmented reality might end up heading.
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The app also works offline, so if your battery dies or you lose service, the app will still be able to point contacts to wherever your last known location was.
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If the rapper, whose real name is Daniel Hernandez, does enter WITSEC, he'll have to comply with strict rules and agree to wherever the Marshals Service decides to relocate him.
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It was wonderful to be able to bring readers — if that's the right term — to wherever I was, interviewing an atomic bomb survivor or touring the peace park in Hiroshima.
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Dear Readers, Before you pack up and head out to wherever the summer is taking you, we'd be grateful if you'd take a few minutes and fill out our survey.
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For all its strengths, though, the series proves a bit of a slog, at times, as the wheels turn along the dusty, blood-specked road to wherever this maze leads.
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EXO ONE puts you in control of a shape-shifting probe, sent out from Earth through a wormhole to wherever it is that you're exploring now, far, far-distant worlds.
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Before 9/11 I could walk into any building in Manhattan, walk to the elevator, go up to wherever I wanted to go to see whoever I wanted to see.
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There were hundreds of people like Hey who'd let everything fall to be a part of the battle, who weren't going to just pack up and go back to wherever.
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More than that — he builds his dreams around the viewer, and invites them to send a postcard back to wherever they come from, or forward to him in the future.
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After my girlfriend and I saw all the big tourist attractions of the city we were in, we'd open up Google Maps and head to wherever it had highlighted in orange.
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"She's very good at reading the media, reading the donors, reading the voters and pivoting to wherever she needs to be," said Tusk, who notes that her decision is no surprise.
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Soon, you'll be able to sit on the couch in your wrecked, closet-sized apartment and "travel" to wherever you want, which to many people such as myself sounds somewhat appealing.
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Its contract manufacturers will have to deal with the tariffs directly, but Nvidia can move its manufacturing to wherever it needs to go — Korea, Vietnam, back to the U.S. or wherever.
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MGX seeks to keep capital expenditure low and to maximize what Lazerson says is first-mover advantage by using small nanofiltration units that can be moved to wherever the brine is.
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Big Bear Cafe: If you've been to Bloomingdale, you've either already stopped by Big Bear Cafe or at least looked at it while schlepping yourself to wherever your final destination was.
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On the first day of the trip, I would disembark from the United States via a Gulfstream G650 private jet, and fly nonstop to wherever the yacht I chartered is located.
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Theoretically, passengers would climb into a pod that is levitated by magnets inside a vacuum-sealed tube, and then that pod will be shot through the tube to wherever it's going.
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At the same time, new avenues need to be found to give people who do not qualify as refugees some real hope of a legitimate route to wherever they want to go.
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A person seen committing a crime and under investigation, as well, can be tracked in reverse from the location of the crime to wherever they came from, perhaps even their evil lair.
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For the better part of the past decade, he has been a bit of a nomad, traveling to wherever he could get a good education—and play for a good basketball team.
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So Josh Meyer deserves credit for doing his job as a journalist, taking a story and following the facts to wherever they might lead, as do his editors for publishing the results.
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There are many positive effects that headphones bring to our lives — the ability to listen to podcasts and music, and to tune out of reality when you need to, wherever you are.
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Once on the ground he rented a Nissan Titan or a Ford F150—something with at least eight inches of ground clearance—and drove to wherever he expected the hurricane to hit.
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That doesn't change the apparent need for greater immediacy, though, as people move away from watching things in a specific room with a couch and a television to wherever they may be.
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Until a few years ago, Mr. Kalischer would go on drives with his assistant to wherever his curiosity took him, stopping to take photographs with a small digital camera just for fun.
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Give your phone a shake and a champagne button will appear and, with one tap, you can get a bottle of Möet & Chandon Imperial delivered to wherever you are on the ship.
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Then, on her way to wherever she was going, Alaska passed a cop car, sped past it, and drove directly into a truck that was stopped in the middle of the road.
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If only we could travel in time to the Season 7 premiere just as easily as the Greyjoys traveled to Meereen or as quickly as Varys travels to wherever the hell he wants.
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I then start thinking about my son and how I will get him to wherever I end up and all of a sudden I know that I am not going to be released.
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Kevin finally tracked her down in remote Australia, where she shared a fantastic tale about having crossed over to wherever the missing had gone, only to realize she didn't belong there and returned.
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"An eerie sixth sense guided him to wherever a crisis was unfolding," Michael Lewis wrote in "Liar's Poker," a 1989 best seller about the author's experience as a young bond trader at Salomon.
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He reads books "the way free-range cows graze, moving on to wherever the grass is greenest," devouring the work of William James, the A.A. Big Book and everything Cormac McCarthy has written.
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There are definitely structural barriers: the structure of the academic career track, where generally you are expected to move to wherever there is a job and you are expected to be very portable.
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Republican members of the House Intelligence Committee have an obligation to review all information with an eye to wherever the truth leads them, not with an eye on how Mr. Trump will react.
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From Homer until now, and onward to wherever the creaking fleet of "Battlestar Galactica" may go in the future, there never was, and never will be, a successful entertainment fuelled by pure cynicism.
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"The view that we should not worry about any of these things and follow technology to wherever it will go is insane," said Daron Acemoglu, an economist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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Then what&aposs going to happen is the rats are going to scatter and we need to go to the holes that they&aposre going to scatter to wherever they are in this world.
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He detected a troublesome absence of steering currents, the forces that push hurricanes to wherever they're headed next, and without those currents, the European model's forecast of a stall made a lot of sense.
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It's all part of the steady trek toward the fully autonomous vehicles that will let you fully check out, and catch an in-car movie or two on your way to wherever you're going.
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"Or do you have to start actually thinking about the fact that your shows are story worlds, and you're in the business of expanding those story worlds to wherever they make the most sense?"
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So, why exactly is it such a big deal for the beauty mogul and her rapper husband to be taking this particular aircraft on a private trip to wherever it is that they're going?
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And by the end of 2020, he added, it will be so capable, you'll be able to snooze in the driver's seat while it takes you from your parking lot to wherever you're going.
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If they drive a Leaf, or Nissan's e-NV200 electric van, they can combine the whole process and drive from Scotland to Wales to wherever, guilt-free, fog lights on, windshield wipers whisking away.
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We get an explainer of the mystery guy's suicide in "G'Day Melbourne," thanks to Nora's trip to see the physicists who are supposedly sending people "through" to wherever the Sudden Depature's two percent went.
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Like all lackluster villains, he reveals his plan, which is to drive them back to wherever they came from, pillage more of their shit, and in the meantime, he'll kill a couple of them.
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Alternatively, you can choose "Page Count" instead of "Page Number" — this will add a number, which will be the total number of pages currently contained within the document, to wherever your cursor is positioned.
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This is an oversimplification of what is assuredly a deeply complicated process, but it's similar to how Netflix works: instead of having to run physical media, it's simply streamed to wherever you're watching it.
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This is an oversimplification of what is assuredly a deeply complicated process, but it's similar to how Netflix works: instead of having to run physical media, it's simply streamed to wherever you're watching it.
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"If we ever went to negative interest rates, the money would stop coming into the United States and it would start flowing to wherever investors could find reasonable return that was positive," Bove said.
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Let's goback to wherever it iswe were made for first:to water, or a rustedwindswept planet whereeverything floats and womenare part horse or fox, knockedoff kilter and galloping leftto get where they were meantto go.
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In the future, depending on their requirements, customers could potentially move across clouds seamlessly if they wish, moving to wherever the best available price is at any given moment, using Spotinst to manage the transitions.
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They still hold just about anything you can think of, and they feel special enough to not totally throw off your outfit's vibe (and chic enough to carry to wherever your night may take you).
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As long as those paid clicks keep going up, it'll be able to keep the runway and hopefully figure out how to apply its strong machine learning capabilities to wherever users are drifting to next.
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From menswear-inspired trousers to accessories that make even the simplest of outfits shine, here's 10 pieces that'll bring a little bit of Stockholm (or Oslo, or Copenhagen) to wherever in the world you are.
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They get to the heart of the matter by explaining their "Pilgrim" technology, which apparently only turns on the location-aware features when you physically stop while you're en route to wherever you're going. Fair.
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"If he were to leave, to cross a border, he could go to wherever he has stashed some money and flee," Assistant U.S. Attorney Trey Alford said at the time, according to the Herald-Leader.
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All told, the resort offers three pools, which you have access to wherever you stay, and furnishings reflect the environment with antique reproductions, lots of wicker, and airy, colorful fabrics, as well as updated bathrooms.
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"It only made me more confident that this policy is born out of cruelty, to force these people to self-deport back to wherever they've come from," Mr. Castro said in an interview Monday evening.
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"His stories bring to mind John Steinbeck's forgiving depictions of scamps and scoundrels," Daniel Woodrell writes in his review, and "show great regard for sad-sack charmers stumbling along the sun-bleached road to wherever."
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"And when you start tariffing it, when you start taking away jobs and hurting it from being exported to Spain's, UK, Mexico, Canada, to wherever, you're essentially gut-punching the state of Kentucky, " he added.
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Mobile advertisers are finding that the most meaningful way to connect with phone users is to take advantage of location tracking to offer in-the-moment deals and alerts specific to wherever they happen to be.
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The Dyson Lightcycle is basically the real world version of those apps, tinting everything you see to emulate the intensity and color temperature of the light outside your window, matched to wherever you are on Earth.
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This cycle of moving no around to wherever it gives us the most emphasis was known to happen across many languages due to natural selection and the test basically acted as the control for their model.
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And they don't care about speeches at the border; they want someone whom they believe has the strength to tell everyone to go pound sand and send the illegal immigrants back to wherever they came from.
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Now, proponents of the tax cut, including Trump's own economists, made a big deal about how we now have a global capital market, in which money flows to wherever it gets the highest after-tax return.
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Everything given out on the truck must have a rating of four stars or higher on Amazon's website, and if the rating slips, the giveaway will be canceled, the goods returned to wherever they came from.
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In the final season, she comes to Australia, ostensibly to expose a group of scientists who have built a device — let's call it the Departurizer 3000 — they claim can zap occupants to wherever the departed went.
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But she also has a remarkable ability to refocus, and once a rally is lost, she will typically turn on her heel and briskly march to wherever she needs to be to play the next point.
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But for it to bring record-setting cold temperatures, it usually has to come to us straight from the Arctic, as opposed to dipping somewhere else in the country, and then moving to wherever you are.
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But since mid-July or so, it's been moonlighting as a travel agency — booking flights for families, the day after they're reunited and processed, from wherever they've been dropped off to wherever they need to go.
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Published in 2013, NOS4A2 follows a girl named Vic McQueen who has an ability to find lost objects by way of a mysterious bridge that transports her to wherever the object that she's looking for is hiding.
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For now, these will only go in Groups where people are already members, although over time, it's likely that this too will start to get opened up and paired to wherever that job might be most relevant.
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No one is sure how authorities in Florida are going to proceed, but given that the state voted for Trump, we can assume they'll just grab both vulnerable animals and deport them to wherever is most convenient.
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"Under the border adjustment concept, if somebody is making a motorcycle or a plane in our country, they're getting a credit for the plane they make before they send it over to wherever it's going," he said.
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The inside is actually a four-bar hinge, many desk lamps have these two parallel beams that are connected, and that's exactly what is in here, that keeps the upper in correspondence to wherever the lower is.
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Consider it an express train to wherever you're going, allowing you to make the most of any gap in traffic without the kind of drama that would distract you from the massage your seat is giving you.
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The vector is our unwitting input, which charges the system with every click, share and purchase — for example, whenever we want something and want it to be delivered as soon as possible to wherever we are located.
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"If I did, I would just take her to wherever she wants to go because it would be all about her and me getting to know her, and obviously us getting to know one another," said Oladipo.
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His stories bring to mind John Steinbeck's forgiving depictions of scamps and scoundrels in "Tortilla Flat" and "Cannery Row," as both authors show great regard for sad-sack charmers stumbling along the sun-bleached road to wherever.
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"Every protein that you can think of that [Rihanna] eats," plus vegetables, pasta and rice, are delivered to wherever they're staying, says Solomon, who also travels with a variety of spices while on they're on the road together.
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Photo: Eve O'Neill If you regularly lug a laptop to and from work, the Arkel Commuter Urban Pannier will carry your computer (up to 15 inches) alongside 23 liters' worth of gear to wherever you need to be.
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Roborace cars won't need to be as tall and, without a cockpit, engineers are free to move the heaviest parts — like the batteries and the motors — to wherever is best for the tires and overall center of gravity.
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"More than defendability, it's timeliness because with a submarine you can respond immediately, with a bomber you have to load the weapon and then you have to fly all the way to wherever the target is," he said.
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"If there comes a time when both of us have a problem, I want there to be a responsible person who can come and get [the children] for us, to take them to wherever we might be," Arias said.
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If all your connections are to your VPN (which then passes it on to wherever it was headed), and your VPN doesn't keep any records of those connections, there are far fewer ways for your browsing to be tracked.
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Over the course of the last year, Microsoft's support for Linux (and open source in general), has come into clearer focus and the company's mission now seems to be all about bringing its tools to wherever its users are.
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And this is what thousands of Portlanders begin to do, as they try to get from wherever it was they were when the earthquake began, to wherever their home might be, now that the earth is solid once more.
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Ongoing data gaps are particularly worrying because financial regulation is a bit like squeezing a balloon, and the odds are good at any moment that the most alarming risks will have migrated to wherever it is you can't see.
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"Under the border adjustment concept, if somebody is making a motorcycle or a plane in our country, they're getting a credit for the plane they make before they send it over to wherever it's going," Trump told the Journal.
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Some surgeries would prevent transgender soldiers from deploying to wherever the military needs them to be, but that same RAND study concluded that fewer than 140 active-duty transgender soldiers "would seek transition-related surgeries" in a given year.
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Once their slices are ready, the diners — if so formal a word even applies — grab a place at the counter in the window or push out the door, slice in hand, on to wherever the evening may take them.
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That doesn't matter, because odds are that you will move it to a folder and use Google Maps anyway, because you're the kind of person who doesn't like getting lost on your way to wherever it is you're going.
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One of those friends I had driven on those errands had gone to my old house to pick up my Honda, my dog and a bag of my belongings, and was ready to drive me to wherever I needed.
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Not in a low/high chaos, or paragon/renegade sense, influencing the overall ending, but more to reflect the particular moment-to-moment circumstances of Aloy's journey to… wherever it is she's destined for, in the final game's plot.
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This type of bench is a particularly calculated dumping-ground, as it shows your partner is expecting a nice and timely ten-minute trashing so they can catch the 6:15 train back to wherever the fuck they came from.
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If you count two of their girlfriends, who at times seem incapable of finding their way back to wherever it is they actually pay rent, there's a grand total of six people living in this space—all sharing one bathroom.
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Read MoreBuy gold, play for a massive rally: Technician "They're running to wherever they can because zero looks better than a loss, and some of that money is being forced into gold," Wolff said Thursday in a "Trading Nation " segment.
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I did see Ann and her son Charles, who I walked to school with every day, who I instinctively hustled over to, knowing they could get me home so I wouldn't have to evacuate to wherever the other kids were going.
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On slow nights, he parks at the scenes of unsolved robberies that took place weeks earlier and imagines which escape route the thief would have taken, so that next time he can go straight to wherever the thief is headed.
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Using a companion app, the SmartCan will follow a pre-programmed schedule and automatically drive itself to a curbside drop off point on garbage pickup days, and then autonomously return to wherever you keep them parked the rest of the week.
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After disarming the trio, the head motorcycle dude says that everything they have now belongs to a man named Negan — and maybe the motorcycle gang should head back to wherever Daryl and his pals call home to scope that out, too.
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Most of the men in this facility had electronic ankle monitors and many of them told me that as soon as they got to wherever they were going, which is all over the country, they just cut the monitors off and throw them away.
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Unlike a screen protector you leave on your smartphone for years, you're supposed to peel off the Belay paint every few months (taking all of the accumulated scratches and dings with it) or there's the chance it might become permanently stuck to wherever it's applied.
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"Without technical controls built in, app vendors are going to get to wherever they can within the platform, and within user accounts," Rebecca Herold, a top information security expert and consultant to multi-national corporations, who is also known as "The Privacy Professor," said.
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A TV mounted on the wall should, theoretically, look gorgeous, but the tangle of cords jutting out of the back of the TV, pushing it away from the wall and then dangling down to wherever the cable box, PS4, and Wii U reside, is ugly.
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"It is the worst of all possible combinations, because in reality, people who are feeling sick and could possibly be having coronavirus should go immediately to the community clinics, to their doctors, to wherever they need to go to get that health care," said Rep.
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I also think that in ... today, we need to try to, wherever we can, build bridges, and however restricted someone else's perspective may seem to be ... And I had difficulties with people who, for example, thought Snowden was a hero, which I absolutely did not.
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Just say "Hey Siri" while wearing your AirPods, the way you would with your iPhone, Mac, HomePod, or Apple Watch, and you can adjust the volume of whatever you're listening to, ask what the weather is like outside, or get directions to wherever your next destination is.
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The idea is to summon the spirits you want to communicate with, and they'll move the planchette around the board to spell out answers to the questions you ask — until they or you finally say goodbye and the spirits go back to wherever they came from.
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"So, I think this is really good opportunity [for her] to not only understand what it's like to be part of a business, but also to have something that she really cares about, that she can carry through and take to wherever she goes," he says.
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You can press X to shoot out a quick vertical line, which is useful for angling around corners or zipping over to a perch, and you can use the trigger buttons together to shoot a freely targeted line that will bring you to wherever you're aiming.
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The guy just floats through life pulling pranks like some kind of pop culture satyr, randomly swooping in to steal french fries off strangers' plates or crash a bachelor party or pose for some engagement photos before disappearing off to wherever it is Bill Murray comes from.
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She tells us this, actually: She's there to retrieve the photo Luthor has of her from when she was fighting in World War I. But later, she says she "left the world of men," presumably to return to wherever she comes from in the DC Cinematic Universe.
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"I actually do believe Amazon does have the right to follow its customers to wherever they may spend their time online, but … I also believe that amazon employees have the right to reject profiting from and funding any website they personally disagree with," one employee wrote in an email.
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"A lot of our car owners will deliver the car to wherever you are," says Steve Webb, the company's director of communications, assuring me that the additional distance wouldn't have to be a problem if you really want that bright orange Mustang over a drab and subtle silver one.
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By the end of the two-hour series premiere, H.G. rescues Jane from being kidnapped by John, but John threatens to kill someone new every day until H.G. gives him the key to the time machine, allowing him to freely travel through time to wherever he wants to go.
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Even if you don't move you will get somewhere and then return to wherever you started, and if we may speak of the depth of a metaphor, well, then, it is about three feet deep, excepting a brief stretch at which point it rises to six feet four.
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"The TPP would make it even easier to ship American jobs overseas to wherever labor is the most exploited and environmental regulations are the weakest, so it's little surprise that certain corporations support this pact," said Arthur Stamoulis, executive director of Citizens Trade Campaign, which organized the letter.
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It significantly dialed down the redness and inflammation of my sensitive, hormonal acne-prone, currently blemish-ridden skin after the first use; a few more, and I can see little bumps clearing up, blackheads disappearing, and an angry cyst on my upper cheek slowly retreating back to wherever it came from.
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Unerringly, the best bits of a night out are always the parts that shouldn't actually be that fun, like getting ready, or drinking in your flat, or, inevitably and especially, travelling to wherever you're going—anticipation fizzing over like a shaken-up tinny—and acting like a div on public transport.
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Sequoia will typically arrange meetings for the morning so they can invite you back for a second meeting with more partners that same afternoon; Benchmark's partners are quick to travel to wherever you are in the world and sell you on working together (with a term sheet at the ready).
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"After living in the city for 10-plus years, we like the convenience of the more urban environment, being able to walk out the door and either walk or take public transportation to wherever we need to go," said Mr. Antaki, 38, who works at an advertising agency in Manhattan.
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Though it may not possess the dark eeriness of the show's theme, the melancholic track isn't too hard to imagine as something that some of its characters would listen to, be it Jonathan on his radio, or Nancy and Steve in the car on the way to wherever their next date is.
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If companies like Uber want to be in the driver's seat when it comes to the transportation experience, or Google wants to control how you get there with its maps, then Luxe may be the one who will own what you do with your car when you get to wherever you are going.
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Stills via YouTube From the first moment they caught the world's attention with "It G Ma" and subsequently yelled "underwater squad" enough times to form a tsunami off of the nearest coastline to wherever they were performing, Keith Ape and Okasian have been clear about repping their allegiance to the undersea realm.
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What we are is really a back-end platform that lets the team or the venue manage their inventory, manage access and put — and the second piece of this, and we can talk about this because this is some things I worked on at Twitter, push that inventory to wherever they want to sell it.
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Knowing that kids visiting N.Y.C. – hyped up by access to the M&M store and the excitement around Rockefeller center – may be overtired and in need of some mood-boosting food, the brand behind Kraft Singles is sending gooey, melty, tantrum-stopping goodness to wherever they are with a few taps on a parent's phone.
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Apple knows it needs to reach a large audience in order to make the $5-per-month subscription service into a worthwhile business, so it's suddenly ready to extend access to iTunes purchases to wherever people watch TV. If the shows are hard to watch, people will be more inclined to choose other services.
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Williams: I don't know if you'd describe it as radical, but on Earth we get up at home typically like most people and you do the things that you do at home before you leave the house and then you pull out of the garage and head off to wherever you're going for the day.
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And unless you think Trump-qua-Trump, the man in full, actually represents a solution to the party's problems, as opposed to just a chaos-spreading agent of change, it's not clear why forcing the party to divide over him personally gets the Republicans any closer to wherever it is they ultimately need to go.
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Google Play MusicScreenshot: GizmodoIf you want to get your local music files on your Chromebook, and you don't want to pay any money, and you need to get rid of your original laptop or desktop, Google Play Music is perfect: It lets you upload 50,000 MP3 tracks to the cloud for no charge, and then stream them to wherever you like.
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So if some lover man breaks your heart, or your face, you can trust in your little gang to be there for you, more often than not, trust them to come round to wherever you're at, with cigarettes and alcohol, and quote Miss Crawford, and quote Miss Stanwyck, and make highballs, and tell you that you really oughta get a dog.
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This is what soccer is now, and what it may well be in years to come: UEFA is likely to see this game, should it go ahead, should Boca's latest legal appeal fail, as a green light to take the Champions League final — its own showpiece — outside Europe: to the Middle East, to North America, to wherever the money on offer is most persuasive.
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Hearing about other people's more serious illnesses can also sometimes trigger an old obsession of mine: that I have MS. This was a very consuming obsession of mine for months on end, and I had countless painful medical tests trying to prove that I had MS. Thankfully, this obsession seems to be mostly retired, and has receded in my mind to wherever old obsessions go to. 18.
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What you do with dry goods and what parcel carriers and LTL carriers and small-pack carriers, air-freight carriers what they all try to do is they try to leave the terminal or the operating center, the distribution center, they try to make a bunch of deliveries as closely as they can together and then they drive back from that last delivery to the store to wherever they're going.
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After stops in four different towns in Indiana on April 25th, he appeared at a rally on April 26th in a gym in Knightstown, a town of some 2,000 souls, where he attacked Mr Trump and Mrs Clinton in the same breath for their support of abortion choice, higher taxes and illegal immigrants (Mr Trump wants to send them back to wherever they came from, he said, and then let them in again).
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I, for one, can't imagine Bolton being a far-exotic realm too absurd to countenance moving to, but yeah, once you've bought your house—pale, anaemic bricks; a smooth gray-blue tarmac driveway; a cul-de-sac similarly full of 23-year-old couples in F+F jeans; green turf; stairs and a hallway; and four rooms and no soul—you are, sadly, condemned to wherever you live now, forever, because your house is everything, and everything is your house.
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