ABC's coverage of 'THE GREAT AMERICAN ECLIPSE" included countdown clocks "TO END OF TOTALITY" and "TO NEXT TOTALITY.
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What seems to matter here is whether the archive in its totality succeeds in capturing the city in its totality.
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Any public figure is worth remembering in their totality, even if that public figure is beloved and that totality unsettling.
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Any public figure is worth remembering in their totality even if that public figure is beloved and that totality unsettling.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads "Art is the totality of our being, the totality of our experience," says John Simmons.
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"Any public figure is worth remembering in their totality even if that public figure is beloved and that totality unsettling," she tweeted.
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"Any public figure is worth remembering in their totality even if that public figure is beloved and that totality unsettling," she continued.
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"If you are on the path of totality, notice how rapidly the light across the landscape fades as totality approaches," NASA said.
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That meant listening to three-minute audio clips taken from random points before and after totality, as well as a three-minute clip taken during totality.
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For example, animals that usually come out at night will wake up as totality falls, and morning birds will sing as the sun comes out of totality.
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For context, here are some of the words being shouted: Totality: The "path of totality" refers to any place on Earth where you can see the total phase of the eclipse.
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"I didn't really understand voting in its totality," she said.
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"We looked at the totality of his work," Kahl said.
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Totality ... I absolutely guarantee it will seem like eight seconds.
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But not everyone can travel to experience totality on Monday.
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Total totality Want to relive the eclipse of the century?
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"Totality" is when the moon completely blocks out the sun.
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I've been in the path of totality now 33 times.
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Another state experiencing full totality is Tennessee, and Republican Gov.
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What's more important is the totality of the nutrition lifestyle.
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It's the totality of District failures that must be addressed.
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FIRST OF ALL, LOOK AT TAX REFORM IN ITS TOTALITY.
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SO PEOPLE NEED TO LOOK AT THIS IN ITS TOTALITY.
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The comedy comes from experiencing the totality of the artwork.
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"He is denying the charge in its totality," he said.
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Then comes totality: The moon is fully covering the sun.
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The details: Totality lasted for almost two hours, CNN reports.
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And these high moments are almost breathtaking in their totality.
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There is no comparing a partial solar eclipse to totality.
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I consulted an online map of the Path of Totality.
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As totality grew closer, the clouds did not go away.
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Photos from the path of totality across the United States.
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We should look at his real legacy in its totality.
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Three years later, he experienced totality for the first time.
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Art and technology historian Ina Blom claims in The Fluxus Reader that Vautier disrupts the comfort of the standard avant-garde ideal of totality as spiritual unity because his totality is about his own death.
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In the path of totality, the moon completely covers the sun.
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Outside the path of totality, a partial solar eclipse was visible.
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PT and was expected to cross totality at 10:00 a.m.
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Yet in their totality the acceptance speeches reflected Hollywood's progressive tilt.
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Make the extra effort, and you'll be rewarded when totality occurs.
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Around 30 minutes before totality was when the cloud showed up.
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What we need to contemplate is the totality of their life.
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Actually, it was my first time seeing that in its totality.
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"Traffic is a concern throughout the path of totality," Jung said.
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Nashville is the largest US city in the path of totality.
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Again, the totality of the evidence opposes this vaccine-autism theory.
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The area is expected to see about 34 seconds of totality.
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I'm asking to be judged on the totality of my record.
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These two books really help capture the totality of this issue.
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Here, the period of totality will last more than a minute.
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In fact, the near-totality of the evidence suggests the contrary.
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In that way, holistic nursing is also about connection, about totality.
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There are a few problems with the album as a totality.
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TILLERSON: We look at the totality of Iran's actions and behaviors.
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She will, in all her mounting totality, fill the photograph soon.
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If you didn't get to experience totality this year, take heart.
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But in their byzantine totality, they can be a bit baffling.
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But rarely are the words and actions covered in their totality.
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Totality offers scientists their best opportunity to uncover its scorching secrets.
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The terrifying beauty of totality is best confronted in a crowd.
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Then, with an hour left before totality, the stadium went dark.
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But our faults never define the totality of who we are.
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CureDuchenne believes that the totality of the data supports Ataluren's approval.
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And does each new painting contribute to a kind of totality?
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In totality, the movements addressed a broad program of African unity.
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Cory Booker: It's never been the totality of what I wanted.
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Resnais's depiction of the Bibliothèque Nationale betrays a modernist belief in the totality of the archive, but at the point of the disintegration of this belief, when it is faced with the unattainability of this totality.
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"Looking at the totality of what he did and the totality of the sentences, both last week and now, Paul Manafort caught a break," Democratic Senator Richard Blumenthal, the former attorney general of Connecticut, said on MSNBC.
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The max totality is 2 minutes and 40 seconds in Carbondale, Illinois.
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As totality approaches, the remaining sliver of the moon will turn red.
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ET on Monday, with correspondents positioned along the entire path of totality.
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When totality draws to a close, you will be a changed person.
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The closer you are to the centerline, the longer totality will last.
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Often, however, the path of totality goes over the ocean or Antarctica.
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I'm merely suggesting that fans embrace the totality of their team's success.
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His comments must be observed in their totality to understand their context.
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If this were the totality of the quest, that would be fine.
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After totality, look east low on the horizon for the departing shadow.
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I don't think any technology will soon replace credit cards in totality.
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We'll also be broadcasting live on Facebook from various points of totality.
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"I'm really comfortable standing on the totality of the content," he said.
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It just means that we're not seeing the totality of her nudeness.
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" "It will be the president-elect's decision about the totality of Gen.
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In A Feast for Crows, we learn the prophecy in its totality.
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At just 70 miles wide, the path of the totality is narrow.
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At best, we'd get three minutes of totality in the open ocean.
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Worst of all was the totality of Mr. Comey's judgment about Mrs.
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But clouds were particularly devastating to people on the path of totality.
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In her bombastic totality, she embodies the grotesque effects of extreme wealth.
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The resulting book, "Heather, the Totality," is slim, at just 138 pages.
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The plane altered its flight plan to cross the path of totality.
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California isn't in the path of totality from Oregon to South Carolina.
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" She added that "any public figure is worth remembering in their totality.
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At 2:46 the totality had finally arrived, and day became night.
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Here are some songs that might give you the feeling of totality.
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This exhibition presents the totality, including Bakst's madly beautiful gouache textile studies.
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His explanations delight his audiences; they have the pleasant totality of fables.
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I actually feel the ups and downs, and the totality of it.
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During totality, you can see something rare and specular: the solar corona.
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Compare that to the path of totality: That sweet path of totality, a 70-mile swath in which the moon completely obscured the sun, kept everyone there, but once it was over, people booked it to get out.
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A NASA live feed was able to capture footage from a plane as totality hit over the Pacific Ocean, and Alaska Airlines even planned a special charter flight so dedicated eclipse chasers could witness totality from over 35,000 feet.
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But the vast majority of people viewing an eclipse never see a totality.
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And at totality, the full moon, now red, will come back into view.
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Luckily NASA has mapped the path of the totality to an absurd detail.
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She also helps communities where totality is taking place prepare for the eclipse.
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Venus will be the brightest, appearing west of the sun minutes before totality.
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Some called it breathtaking, others actually teared up at the moment of totality.
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But while eclipses are cool, unless you're in the path of totality — i.e.
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The network will have coverage from 10 locations along the path of totality.
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The peak of the eclipse, the totality, will last for around 21999 minutes.
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Such solutions, even if they worked, wouldn't solve the totality of the problem.
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The totality can create a kind of half-full and half-empty experience.
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To get the full effect of totality, it's advisable to be somewhere natural.
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But the totality of the changes adds up to significant and sweeping overhaul.
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But hotels and campsites in many places along the totality are already booked.
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The closer you get to the path of totality, the longer it lasts.
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The remote location would provide approximately two minutes and 30 seconds of totality.
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We look upon it as a totality of the large package we buy.
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The total eclipse of 2017 seen from the path of totality in Georgia.
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You can definitely tell where the eclipse totality was on the traffic map.
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Today's directors aim for attention totality in order to capture easily distracted audiences.
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It is the totality of a person's dietary pattern that confers health benefits.
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The totality of Sun's actions showed he was in crisis, the chief added.
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Pacific, but definitely make sure you don't miss totality around 10:19 a.m.
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I think it's about really the totality of who we are as women.
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"We await the release of the complaint in its totality," the attorneys said.
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Iran must be judged in totality of its aggressive, destabilizing, and unlawful behavior.
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Most were just keen to hear Russo talk about her experience of totality.
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Make an effort to drive to the path of totality, if you can.
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His supporters have taken that as the totality of his comments on Charlottesville.
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Everyone I've talked to describes the experience of witnessing totality during a total solar eclipse (it is important here to distinguish between an "eclipse" which could simply be partial) and the moments of totality as, well, a singularly indescribable experience.
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During totality, the moon will look red because of sunlight scattering off Earth's atmosphere.
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So does infrared radiation, whose absence starts to be felt long before totality arrives.
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It'll go across the entire country in totality in one hour and 33 minutes.
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Your first thought after totality will be When and where is the next one?
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When totality was over, I didn't need to ask whether things had gone well.
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"The totality of null results is the only way" to do physics, said Beacham.
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The one thing you don't want to do is come up short of totality.
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ET in Greenville, South Carolina, one of the cities in the path of totality.
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About 15 minutes before totality, the quality and intensity of light had noticeably changed.
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Interesting as an experiment, perhaps, but false to the song in its totality. Some
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"His comments must be observed in their totality to understand their context," LoRusso said.
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"It's a justified shooting based on the totality of the circumstances," Mr. Murray said.
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On the morning of March 9, the moment of totality will occur in Indonesia.
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Many of them predicted the bees would confuse totality for nighttime and stop flying.
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Huzayfah: It says in the Quran, you have to enter the religion in totality.
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The shadow of totality will last touch eastern South Carolina just before 3 p.m.
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Wall Street stayed quiet, its opening postponed to allow traders to watch the totality.
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How can people devote the totality of their lives to the unseen, the unevidenced?
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The blood moon portion of the eclipse will enter totality at 213:51 a.m.
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Friends, playing street cricket, reading books — that was kind of the totality of life.
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Cities in the path of totality will be completely dark when the eclipse hits.
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About an 80-minute drive from Nashville, Hopkinsville is in the band of totality.
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The Schumer shutdown has revealed the totality of the Democrats' agenda: animosity and amnesty.
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Terry McGarrigle of White Plains, N.Y., traveled to St. Louis to experience totality firsthand.
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And they screamed again after totality, when a crescent sun again made an appearance.
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Wherever totality occurs, the sudden midday darkness recolors the landscape and confounds the senses.
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His first novel, "Heather, the Totality," will be published by Little, Brown this fall.
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"Stop-and-frisk hardly represents the totality of his time as mayor," O'Brien said.
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"It's harder to understand the totality of the life of the student," said Rabkin.
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Those in the path of totality can also watch the sun's bright disk vanish.
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"Looking directly at the sun is unsafe except during the brief total phase of a solar eclipse ("totality"), when the moon entirely blocks the sun's bright face, which will happen only within the narrow path of totality," NASA explains on its website.
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"Looking directly at the sun is unsafe except during the brief total phase of a solar eclipse ("totality"), when the moon entirely blocks the sun's bright face, which will happen only within the narrow path of totality," NASA explained on its website.
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The enormity of this, the totality of a loss so soon, is still a struggle.
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It was in Greenville, South Carolina, a medium-size city in the path of totality.
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The Great Wolf Lodge location in Concord, NC is aligned with the path of totality.
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Life, or reality as Nadia experiences it, is a totality – a solution, not a mixture.
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Thinking about the totality of what you need for a party is a good start.
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This is made plain by the totality of his conduct as alleged in the indictment.
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The city of Condon, Oregon, lies a few miles outside of the zone of totality.
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It and a handful of other animal parks are in the path of full totality.
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I always tell people my fifth eclipse is when my hands stopped shaking during totality.
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Totality, when the sun is completely covered by the moon, lasts just a few minutes.
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The shades allow for observers to look directly at the sun before and after totality.
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In all, the experimenters observed the totality of the eclipse for a record 2000 minutes.
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But for many, that promise is enough, no matter how poorly executed in its totality.
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It requires a return to the past, an understanding of this country in its totality.
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Not everyone will always see the totality of what we publish every day, after all.
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On Monday, August 21, the eclipse view at Fort Knox had 97 percent totality. Sen.
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But when considered in totality, anthropogenic activities really add up, and impact the geological record.
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"One hundred percent," of course, connotes certitude, round-the-clock commitment, totality, crystal clarity, perfection.
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"Rishi is currently the youngest partner in the totality of our investment firm," says Kenneth.
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It's not just the parks — every community in the path of totality is expecting crowds.
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An estimated 200 million people live within a day's drive of the path of totality.
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Nothing prepares you for the totality of Alvin Ailey: the aural, visual, physical, spiritual beauty.
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Although there are several essays, the totality is a kind of biography in the raw.
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The university will also participate in a countrywide experiment to film totality coast to coast.
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But being in Carbondale, where totality lasted a generous 2 minutes 38 seconds, paid off.
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Masses of Americans are expected to be on the move to get closer to totality.
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Because the outbreak is still evolving, we can't yet see the totality of those infected.
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But in totality this problem has been going on for many, many years in Washington.
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Instead, you smell the totality, and your brain recognizes all of it as an orange.
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He was cleared in that investigation, but the totality of it all finished off Dodd.
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But to understand the totality of his oeuvre, one must begin with his early days.
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But there are some videos that don't lend themselves to context or totality of circumstance.
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The Chargers had a terrific season, which taken in totality was more impressive than Baltimore's.
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Solar eclipse die-hards use this clever trick to watch totality longer than anyone else
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"After totality ends, very few people bother to watch the last partial phases," Espenak says.
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If you take it on its totality oh, it's pretty much the most amazing show ever.
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It would be a kind of meditative, soulful surrender to the totality of art's psychic effects.
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"It's something that's got to be considered in the totality of the other issues," Isakson said.
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That meant that an audience could see a fighter's career build and unravel in near totality.
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The "N-Bilder" series reminds me you have to control the totality of the painted field.
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ET from Carbondale, Illinois, which will experience a full 303 minutes and 38 seconds of totality.
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"Even in totality, it's sort of like a deep twilight at best," Horowitz told BuzzFeed News.
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"Mosquitoes and midges immediately appeared at totality and bit unsuspecting and unprepared eclipse watchers," he wrote.
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Long answer: a lot of unique phenomena — at least for those in the path of totality.
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Taking a look back at the primary campaign in its totality, that generational divide was huge.
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"We wanted the line to represent the totality of my sister's story in beauty," says Rashad.
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I can only gauge it based upon the data and totality thats been presented to me.
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Be sure that you don't look up to the sky with your naked eye before totality.
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Note that the moment of totality lasts for a mere minute or two in most locations.
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Shadow bands appeared, waves of light that look like heatwaves swirling as twilight and totality descends.
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Only in totality can you take off your protective glasses and watch with the naked eye.
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I soon found out that chasing totality meant travel to the far regions of the globe.
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In Episodes for Study, sensual immediacy is foregrounded while narrative totality is relegated to the wayside.
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Chirps and other animal noises represent the creatures that come out as totality begins or ends.
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But the flight's scheduled departure time would mean the plane would miss totality by 25 minutes.
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Towns in the path of totality that normally have 243 people will multiply by the thousands.
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The event occurred in February of 1979, and the path of totality swept across five states.
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A self-portrait taken in Marion, Illinois, minutes after the totality of the 2017 solar eclipse.
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"I don't think anybody's sorted out the totality of things going on over there," said Redlener.
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A rainstorm ended two hours before the eclipse reached its totality, but left behind intermittent clouds.
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When the totality hits Oregon, it will be moving at 13,955 mph, according to eclipse2017.org.
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A 360-degree sunset lingered until another brilliant flash of light signaled the end of totality.
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What you're dealing with is a totality of brain chemistry rather than a very tiny equation.
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That's a clear roadblock to making decisions on the totality of evidence on an important question.
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In other words, once you see the contest in its totality, this is a comeback story.
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We watched in small towns we'd never set foot in before along the path of totality.
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He becomes essentially a sort of fetishized snapshot rather than a totality of a human being.
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So the totality of our plan, including the element to prevent suicide, will end this epidemic.
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Once you have that cognizance of what you are, your totality, then you cease to exist.
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She never found an effective defense against the campaign, which she dismisses in totality as lies.
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Totality is longest where the Earth is farthest from the sun and closest to the moon.
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Those who cannot make it to the path of totality will not be left out, however.
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His remarks did "not reflect the totality of my understanding then, and certainly now," Buttigieg explained.
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"Magical," said Jennifer Ross, a violinist who had been playing for the crowd minutes before totality.
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Here in Charleston, the final city on the eclipse route, the clouds wreaked havoc with totality.
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Noting that one situation should not be used to characterize the totality of a person, Sen.
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He fails to realize, though, that minorities and others are judging the totality of his record.
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The eclipse reached totality along a 70-mile-wide zone stretching diagonally across the United States.
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In its totality, it offers a window into sub-Saharan art of the past 30 years.
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Still, it's difficult to resist the pull of seductive totality, which even the particular can exert.
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It's like a scavenger hunt for anyone interested in discovering the totality of someone's online existence.
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"This new offer does not cover the totality of our aspirations," the unions said in a statement.
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"We are fully committed to addressing the totality of Iranian threats and malign activities," the official said.
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Totality — when Earth's shadow completely blankets the moon — will last 62 minutes, beginning at 8:41 p.m.
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The path of totality, where the moon visibly blocks the sun, spanned parts of Chile and Argentina.
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ET. During totality, the sky turned a deep, dark blue and treated viewers to a beautiful spectacle.
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What you see is truly just the tip of the iceberg of the totality of the struggle.
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The media coverage does not convey the reality and totality of the cruelty and danger we face.
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"Based on the totality of the circumstances the collection of the requested … evidence is justified," Kopcow ruled.
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Many Americans want to vote only for a version of themselves, with their beliefs represented in totality.
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Back in 1932, the public reported that crickets became excessively chirpy during totality, but cicadas stopped singing.
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This is roughly the path of totality, meaning when the Moon will completely block out the Sun.
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A fair system tailors disciplinary consequences to fit the totality of circumstances, including the officer's past record.
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The totality of his artistic nature was expressed and projected in his swinging, clipped, wonderfully commercial novels.
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Also, what is important is the totality of the circumstances, not any one particular fact or circumstance.
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The looming eclipse, which hit 98 percent totality in Asheville, has only intensified that sense of urgency.
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The drop in site visits was highest in areas within and close by the band of totality.
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But some good news: Total eclipses can actually improve local weather conditions in the moments before totality.
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" Beatty added, "only in totality can you witness the corona, the hot gases that surround the sun.
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Even at 99% blocked, the sun is still 10,000 times brighter than it would be in totality.
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It's an event that happens about once a year, but it's rare to see an eclipse's totality.
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Every new observation of totality yields a more detailed picture of the Sun and the solar wind.
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If you're not in the path of totality, still take in everything you can where you are.
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The totality of his self-belief is as remarkable to see on screen as it is horrifying.
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But luckily for everyone else, there's no need to go to that one point to experience totality.
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The journalistic cliché of a "mind meld" doesn't capture the totality of Rhodes's identification with the President.
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"Any plan being considered should be judged in totality, not just by a single provision," he said.
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Right now, I'm interested in us funding the government in its totality if there's any way possible.
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Imagining the totality of all life (and art) on earth being defined by capitalism is incredibly depressing.
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Voters are told to mostly weigh one category but to consider the totality of a candidate's career.
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The-two-and-a-half minutes of totality stretched into a new, seemingly eternal inside-out reality.
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The suddenness of his resignation and the totality of it have been met with bemusement and skepticism.
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Mr. Wright said most places within an hour's drive of Makanda will experience similar durations of totality.
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On the day of the eclipse, one of the researchers, Fred Hess, shouted the countdown to totality.
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How do other people typically react to totality, when the sun is completely covered by the moon?
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Your science-geeky acrostic writers are traveling to Brevard, North Carolina, hoping to experience totality on Monday.
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One tip: If you have any conceivable way of getting to a point of totality, do it.
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When totality started, the sky turned dark, a few sparrows fluttered past and a star became visible.
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I derive a great personal benefit from the totality of this belief, which comes naturally to me.
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That is, if you like, the "truth" of the self: that it exists nowhere as a totality.
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Slavery and racism will be neither soft-pedaled nor portrayed as the totality of the black experience.
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These one-off studies and old lesson plans didn't always represent of the totality of the research.
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The picture can't really capture it because totality is so much more than just a visual experience.
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Only during the short totality can you take off the glasses and stare directly at the sun.
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"We still need to be concerned with the totality of the safety inside the the bus," he said.
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The totality of concrete physical reality is specifying that four-dimensional structure and what happens everywhere in it.
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Writing for Giant Bomb, Alex Navarro summed up the totality of the sequel's success in two perfect sentences.
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EDT on July 27, and the totality will last for a total of 1 hour and 43 minutes.
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Even if you're not on the path of totality, you'll still get to see some pretty epic views.
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But for the complete show, you need to be in the 70-mile wide path of the totality.
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As a psychologist, much of her eclipse research focuses on learning how others experience the moment of totality.
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NASA estimates that totality will max out in southern Illinois, lasting more than two minutes and 40 seconds.
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You can only take off the protective glasses when the moon has completely covered the sun during totality.
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It will help you find the best angles to shoot at leading up to the moment of totality.
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Those in select locations, including spots within the narrow path of totality, will have access to special geofilters.
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It was to promote his new book, Heather, the Totality, which is in all honesty not very good.
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It's a totality that makes us feel bad and puts people off thinking about it when it shouldn't.
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If you're on Android, you could try your luck with LG, perhaps, but that's the totality of it.
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The central and eastern portions of South America will see the moon rise either during or after totality.
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Outside the path of totality, you must always use a safe solar filter to view the sun directly.
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In this shadow region known as totality, the sun will be 280% covered, and it will become dark.
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"The totality of the circumstances indicated this could be serious," Suffolk County Chief of Detectives Gerard Gigante said.
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These are raw videos, capturing a knot hole of an incident and not the totality of the circumstances.
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This so-called totality only exists in a narrow band, where the moon's shadow falls on the Earth.
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The entire experience will last an hour or so with a brief minute of 71% totality for me.
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But before we begin, remember this important safety tip: Don't look directly at the sun except during totality.
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An estimated 12 million people live within the path of totality, which runs from Oregon to South Carolina.
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Even if you're not in totality, everyone in North America will experience some version of a partial eclipse.
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"I had prepared exactly what I was going to do for every second of that totality," he recalled.
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These three items are often woven into, cascade into each other as we look at preparedness in totality.
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In 2015, totality was only visible from land on the Faroe Islands and Svalbard, in the North Atlantic.
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And if you haven't already done so, you really should experience totality at least once in your life.
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Animals tend to respond to totality as they do to nighttime, meaning nocturnal birds will make an appearance.
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Nor is it easy to sort out precisely the totality of the role Fotiadis played in these projects.
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After all, Trump has averaged 39% approval in Gallup polling for the totality of his presidency to date.
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To a reader, a body of work is a static totality by which a writer may be assessed.
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" But, he said, "I rely on the lack of any evidence in the totality of what I reviewed.
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And, just maybe that photograph never really quite captured the totality of the early days of commercial aviation.
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You can only take the protective glasses off when the moon has completely covered the sun during totality.
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" He continued, "So the response in totality is exactly the opposite of what it was in the '60s.
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ET on Monday, here was the totality of President Donald Trump's reaction to the death of Arizona Sen.
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It's this horrible, unwholesome combination, a new totality, based on cable TV, or reality TV, and social media.
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Our city, Columbia, South Carolina, was in the path of totality for the Great American Eclipse of 2017.
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Watson is thriving in ways obvious and understated, and the totality of his evolution has left opponents dazed.
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That trip was to Kentucky, where the couple could view the solar eclipse in the path of totality.
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For all those eclipses and all that travel, she has spent just 19983 minutes in all beneath totality.
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Sometimes the greatest act of totality is to open your eyes and see what's in front of you.
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It also lies within the line of totality for America's next total solar eclipse, on April 8, 2024.
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Just twelve million Americans live in the path of the eclipse totality, stretching from Oregon to South Carolina.
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Totality — that point of a solar eclipse when the sun is entirely covered by the moon — is incomprehensible.
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Then another brief break allowed a view of the first moments of totality before this window, too, closed.
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Michael and Nancy Worstell, 71 and 83 years old, clutched each other, beamed and laughed as totality began.
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"Go away, clouds," people chanted briefly as totality approached with the sun mostly obscured by a storm cloud.
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"While no trade agreement is perfect, USMCA in its totality preserves and strengthens North American trade," Bolten said.
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But that visit, if you take the whole totality of it, look at what he did with NATO.
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As cities are complex, humans invariably struggle to bring the totality of urban reality into a single vision.
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"I hereby reject the results in totality," said Mr. Jammeh, who has been in office for 22 years.
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If the totality of the circumstances rise and they're not an immediate threat to themselves or someone else.
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In other words, the totality of polling suggests that Sanders is the most electable candidate in either party.
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One particularly cool observation you can make during totality is checking out the sun's corona, or outer atmosphere.
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However, during the few fleeting minutes of totality few, if any, changes are seen in these coronal features.
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This happened with the complete support of the Obama Foundation and a near totality of Chicago's city officials.
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Taken in its totality, PEN America's report rejects the idea that free speech is a tool of oppression.
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That we deserve to be judged by the decency of our intentions and the totality of our deeds.
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It's undeniable, however, that the 2020 polling, taken in its totality, doesn't look good for Trump right now.
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Whether one finds the songs engaging or the lyrics entertaining, the project's totality is hilarious because it's real.
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ENABLE listed words in all their glorious conjugations and aimed for totality, uninhibited by letter limits or omissions.
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Russo has spent the past year helping people living in the path of totality prepare for what's coming.
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Why it matters: During totality, the moon looked red because of sunlight scattering off Earth's atmosphere — a blood moon.
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So a totally different approach which also I think comes through when you read the totality of this report.
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The path of totality, in which the moon visibly blocks the sun, could be seen in Chile and Argentina.
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"For those two minutes and 41 seconds" during totality, she said, people are going to focus on the sun.
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Places in the path of "totality"—where a full eclipse occurs—will have more visitors than perhaps ever before.
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Last summer, a total solar eclipse with a path of totality spanning the United States captured the nation's attention.
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After working with Biggie, Puffy went on to create a brand built on success in, like, all-encompassing totality.
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During the "Great American Eclipse," which occurred in August 2017, totality lasted up to 2 minutes and 40 seconds.
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The only time it's safe to look directly at the sky, minus specs, is at the moment of totality.
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Below are GIFs showing how the traffic evolved across the day in seven cities along the path of totality.
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By the time totality arrived, the cloud cover was complete, but the occasion was deeply surreal and affecting nonetheless.
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Finally totality will occur, and that's when you'll be able to see the Sun's atmosphere, known as the corona.
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The video footage is provided by 57 teams launching balloons at dozens of sites across the path of totality.
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If you live in one of the states in the narrow path of totality, you'll see all the action.
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Charlotte's police chief Kerr Putney has said the totality of the evidence will show that the shooting was justified.
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The moment of totality might be the most obvious thing to photograph, but it might not be the best.
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In less nuanced hands, Kids could have been a boring, pessimistic game wallowing in the totality of societal ills.
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Just make sure you're somewhere with a cloudless view of the sky in totality to check out the eclipse.
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There's no pressure to make news out of a new study that doesn't actually reflect the totality of research.
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But the totality of the deceased user profiles also amounts to something larger than the sum of its parts.
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But in the totality of this circumstance, the circuit court will vacate the original intent of the president's order.
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And he should be judged on the totality of his record, because on that he's confirmed in short order.
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The totality and power of the elements also has a way of showing us our troubles are relatively small.
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You look at the totality of these special elections and it&aposs concerning the fact that Democrats keep outperforming.
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Just because you're not in the path of totality doesn't mean you won't be able to see it, though.
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They've booked a hotel in nearby Redmond -- closer to totality -- and are aiming to leave there at 6 a.m.
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"I was going to take the kids out of school and drive to the zone of totality," he said.
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During totality in many cities, it looked like nighttime, with stars appearing in the sky and the temperature dropping.
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Don't worry if you can't make it to the path of totality, we've got you covered: From 1 p.m.
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I guess the totality of it really didn't hit me until I was at one of the first vigils.
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According to Ilyin, the purpose of politics is to overcome individuality, and establish a "living totality" of the nation.
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"Heather, the Totality" was recently acquired by Little, Brown, which plans to publish it in the fall of 2017.
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NASA's livestream will follow the eclipse across the US on its path of totality from Oregon to South Carolina.
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The biggest issue, though, is the totality of control the association allows coaches and schools to wield over athletes.
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Right before totality, the last glimpse of light from the sun will form a "diamond ring" in the sky.
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He laughs at the totality of the disaster in Pestel because, he reasons, there is already too much sadness.
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Orb-weaving spiders spinning webs began to deconstruct them during totality, only to rebuild them when the sun returned.
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Given the totality of the situation and the tangential nature of Pence's involvement, this seems forgivable enough to me.
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In 1919, during an eclipse in South America, astronomers took photographs of the stars surrounding the sun during totality.
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It challenges you to have patience, the auditory equivalent of a cage match with the totality of humanity's failures.
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"I would have never approved that mailer to go out had I seen it in its totality," he said.
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Whitman used opera "as a sort of sponge to sum up the totality of American experience," Mr. Reynolds said.
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He said they realized three weeks ago their plans placed them near the path of totality for the eclipse.
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About 100 million people live within a day's drive of the totality band, which is about 70 miles wide.
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When totality begins, you feel a wordless solidarity with the people around you as all language is ripped away.
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But clouds affected viewing in some places, easing up briefly to offer a glimpse of totality in Beatrice, Neb.
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After a morning of brilliant sunshine, a line of enormous clouds began to appear in the hour before totality.
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I've assembled a few songs that give me a feeling that I imagine is similar to that of totality.
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Rather, they are backed into through a series of questionable business decisions, which in totality create a desperate situation.
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Taken in totality, it appears that black turnout dropped somewhere between 22012 percent and 10 percent — with few exceptions.
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"There's almost a sharper edge in a way, in so much as there's some sense of totality," Ruskin said.
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I think you need to bathe in the totality of the story, both from O.J. and everything surrounding him.
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Simply getting within the northern or southern limits is fine [where the duration of the totality will be shorter].
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Those are the last beams of light that slip through the canyons of the moon before and after totality.
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The majority of the U.S. does not fall within the path of totality and will only see a partial eclipse.
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Even broken into more digestible segments, in totality it can be draining to take in, though in a pleasurable way.
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The gas giant's magnetic field, the totality of which is known as the magnetosphere, is ten times stronger than Earth's.
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"Looking at the totality of the facts and evidence brought our office to this decision," State Attorney Stephen Russell said.
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But this movement doesn't address the totality of the problem, and leaves kids responsible for the actions of their classmates.
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She wants to create a new system for visualizing the world around us — one that is more holistic, a totality.
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The path of totality for this one is pretty similar to yesterday's eclipse, but a bit more to the South.
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And the truth is when you get into the idea of the totality or of everything, it actually escapes language.
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For one, they can start making a plan right now to get into the path of totality on August 21.
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Her patchwork quilt of a book interweaves occasional New Age banalities with real insight to achieve a somehow pleasing totality.
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If you look at this material today in its detail and totality, you can see exactly how this presidency happened.
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And ironically, despite their lack of practical definition, they also present a totality which makes them difficult to buy into.
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Although the celestial spectacle itself is a completely silent event, the way people react to seeing totality is anything but.
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In totality, President George W. Bush deported even more people than Obama -- and President Bill Clinton deported more than Bush.
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This 70-mile swath is called the "path of totality" — where you'll see the sun totally blocked by the moon.
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The Nashville Zoo was centered in the path of totality, so the animals there seemed to have the strongest reactions.
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In addition, those on the path of totality can expect to see the eclipse any time ranging from 9 a.m.
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The path of totality is only 70 miles wide, but the rest of the country will see a partial eclipse.
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The plane's passengers will be able to see totality at 5:35PM local time, nearly 700 miles north of Honolulu.
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Here, the vignettes allow the reader to grasp the totality far better than a "bird's eye" version of history might.
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"I believe the totality of my work attests to my ideals and I continue to grow every day," she concluded.
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Kansas City is right on the edge of the path of totality, making it a great base for a trip.
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The planet is not "on fucking fire," and saying so obscures both the reality and the totality of the problem.
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But it would have at least brought the party to revisit, and perhaps temper, the totality of its ideological commitment.
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For millions of others outside the zone of totality, a partial eclipse appeared throughout North America, attracting its own crowds.
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In a movie theater you are trapped, so to speak, forced to experience the totality of what is being presented.
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The totality equals a crash course in New York choreographic history that reveals an ingenious symbiosis of dance and film.
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Along the path of totality, scientists urged people to use stopwatches to help calculate the exact path of the moon.
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Collectively, in their defiant and angular totality, in their specificity and strangeness, these teams tend to be hard to beat.
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And its narrator, subdued by the totality of his despair, may reappear in countless compositions as the silent, withdrawn hero.
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Wherever they come from, eclipse chasers often share a similar origin story that involves the first time they witnessed totality.
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"In the South Pacific, clouds had completely covered two minutes before totality and uncovered three minutes after," Dr. Oluseyi said.
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About 100 million people live within a day's drive of the path of totality, a band about 70 miles wide.
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Then as totality ended and the sky brightened, the Worstells got back in the minivan and continued their drive north.
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Outside the path of totality, where the sun and moon offered only a partial eclipse, reactions were generally more muted.
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Rather than adhering to a inflexible, checkbox system of matching skills to qualifications, the government should employ a totality approach.
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You don't claim the totality of your business income on your tax Form 1040 when you run a small business.
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These solutions will also work better for the patient as they take care of their totality of their medical issue.
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This totality of peer-reviewed research is far greater than that which exists for most other controlled substances, particularly pharmaceuticals.
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The system is broken and it's time we vote for lawmakers who are committed to fixing it in its totality.
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And theatre, in turn, is a feverishly wallpapered fun-house version of life, whose totality none of us can tell.
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The exclusion of race will also hinder applicants, particularly applicants of color, from conveying the totality of who they are.
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It certainly would not require disqualification of an FBI source if the "totality of the circumstances" supported the warrant application.
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The fiery color of the corona of the sun, briefly visible during the totality of the eclipse, still eluded photography.
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She wanted to know what totality felt like to different people and why some people got addicted to the feeling.
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There will also be stars and planets — like Mercury and Mars — and the bright star Regulus to spot during totality.
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"In addition to failing to apply a totality of the circumstances analysis to the facts of this case, as required by the Supreme Court, the state court acted unreasonably when it determined that, given the totality of the circumstances, Dassey's confession was voluntary," Judge Ilana Rovner wrote for the majority in a 104-page opinion.
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For starters, everyone in the U.S. who isn't within the narrow path of totality will still see a partial solar eclipse.
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The largest city along the path of totality, Nashville, Tennessee, had the opportunity to give the eclipse a distinctly American flair.
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I'm waiting until I see the totality of the legislation to say whether I support the whole thing or not, anyway.
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They could have stretched it further, but with diminishing returns: "You can fly at supersonic speeds to extend totality," says Caspi.
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More physical and genetic diversity in a breed means that more ancient traits may exist among the totality of the breed.
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The labor market reports have many different aspects to them and you'd have to look at the totality of the report.
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NASA will fly "eclipse jets" to make totality — when the moon blocks out the sun — last nearly three times as long.
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Totality will barely touch the US, but you could get a glimpse of it in southern Texas, Louisiana, Florida, and Georgia.
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Totality in Nashville only lasts two minutes — not a whole lot of time to make sure you get the perfect shot.
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A user's friends who are along the path of totality will be displayed wearing a pair of solar eclipse glasses. Stream.
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This region of darkness is known as the path of totality, and it forms a relatively narrow trail across the planet.
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Audio from before, during and after totality will also give the blind and visually impaired an opportunity to experience the event.
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John W. Troxell after weighing the gravity of his ethics violations against the totality of his 37 years of military service.
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If it's cloudy and you're in the path of totality, that sucks, and there isn't much you can do about it.
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For instance, California might seem in the clear; the path of totality stays well to the north and east of it.
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During a total solar eclipse, areas in the limited "path of totality" go completely dark as the Moon covers the sun.
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It is the naked totality, the intense desire for personal truth, that makes Black Leopard, Red Wolf such a worthy read.
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However, given the totality and corroborations of Heard's allegations, Rowling's support of Depp indicates a disappointing willingness to disbelieve the victim.
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It is a flawless and good plan — particularly because the audience will actually be able to see the eclipse in totality.
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"Because they are driven by convective currents (from the sun's heat), cumulus clouds tend to dissipate as totality nears," Beatty revealed.
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Vertice Trescientos Sesenta Grados says Squirrel has exercised totality of preferential subscription rights corresponding to number of shares it currently holds.
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Ozzy Osbourne is performing his '80s hit Bark the Moon at peak totality at a nearby music festival aptly named Moonstock.
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Today's trail will mainly take the Moon's shadow over the South Pacific Ocean, with totality only occurring over Chile and Argentina.
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Nearly 21 million Americans live in the path of totality, but NASA predicts that millions more will visit it that day.
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Take photos just after sunset during twilight to get an idea of what the light levels will be like during totality.
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United States (CNN)CNN live-streamed the solar eclipse in virtual reality, capturing the path of totality over the United States.
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Tillerson instead hewed to the White House line that the United States must deal with the totality of threats from Iran.
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The totality of his abuses—which continue coming to light with stunning regularity—establish a clear-cut case for his impeachment.
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"If you look at the totality of Bain Capital's record, they've done a lot to support businesses, to grow businesses," Sen.
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The closer you are both to the red line and to the green and magenta markers, the longer totality will last.
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These data points need to be viewed in totality, rather than in isolation, and the portrait they create is terrifyingly clear.
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Their cookbook is a unique, cross-cultural homage to the vibrant flavors of the city in totality, in over 100 recipes.
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The big picture: The numbers — not just in Alabama, but for the totality of elections in 2017 — have top Republicans rattled.
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The totality of her efforts could force Google's parent, Alphabet, to rethink broad portions of its search and mobile business worldwide.
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So the more and more that we can insource where it makes sense, we don't want to do it in totality.
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View the totality of Russia's influence campaign, and how Russian contacts, hacking and social media fraud often coincided during the election.
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The relevant question here is: What's the "totality" of Barr's work, at least when it comes to political and racial questions?
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"The Chinese government in its totality must not underestimate President Trump's toughness and willingness to continue this battle," Mr. Kudlow added.
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A decision by a judge in Texas striking down the totality of the Affordable Care Act has little basis in law.
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Trump may have a better idea, but even he doesn't know the totality of the cards Mueller is likely to play.
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This was TV cookery in which food—as an idea—was the beginning of a conversation, not the totality of it.
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If the bad behavior is big enough or public enough, it can easily come to define the totality of the wrongdoer.
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The data has limitations, though, and doesn't necessarily reflect the totality of young people who may experience homelessness, the report states.
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It's tiring to try to live in the path of totality all the time, to go bigger, longer, farther, faster, better.
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"I'm projecting that the sun will be approximately there when totality hits," she said, etching an imaginary rectangle with her finger.
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Depressingly, the sky was thick with clouds; I knew none of us would see anything other than darkness when totality came.
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Another gap in the clouds opened up, and the eclipsed sun was visible for a few more moments as totality ended.
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An estimated 10,000 people gathered in Jefferson Barracks Park, on a bluff overlooking the Mississippi River, well inside the totality zone.
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Veteran eclipse chasers warn against wasting totality getting photos, and I know my amateur photography skills won't do the sky justice.
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It is the totality of those myriad firsts that set up Leonard to collect a championship ring in a groundbreaking manner.
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But closer inspection reveals expertly executed lines punctuated with varying proportions of dust, and work, in totality, that recalls classical music.
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The only time it's safe to look directly without protective eyewear is during totality, when the sun is 100 percent covered.
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"The total phase of the eclipse – called the totality – spans 1 hour 42 minutes and 57 seconds," said EarthSky's Bruce McClure.
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Eventually someone needs to do a meta-review of the totality of the evidence on the question to reach a conclusion.
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Small towns all over the world let Kate Russo lead them into the "path of totality" Small towns all over the world let Kate Russo lead them into the "path of totality" On a bright August morning in 1999, Kate Russo put on the special glasses she'd bought for the occasion and looked directly into the sun.
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There's also a helpful chart here showing start and end times in some of the prime cities where totality will take place.
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Its success as a campaign was the totality of its saturation—every platform taken over, illuminating the exhausting ubiquity of sexual violence.
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And at the totality of the eclipse, late Sunday or early Monday depending on your location, the moon will look red. (AP)
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Harvey Weinstein is not: he's the totality of his evils, and he is a single human who can be avoided or punished.
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According to NASA, the totality of the eclipse will be viewable from western North America across the Pacific Ocean to Eastern Asia.
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"For Kim and his ears, what struck us was not any single picture of him, but the totality of them," Lewis said.
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During the solar eclipse, the section of the Earth that was in the path of totality cooled down by a few degrees.
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If mosquitoes come out during the twilight before and after totality, then the bats that eat mosquitoes might as well, Shroyer says.
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If you're in the direct path of the Moon's shadow — called the path of totality — you will see the Sun go dark.
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It's a fine antidote to the fragmentation bomb of culture we live in and a chance to encompass an artist in totality.
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I don't want to sound like an old man or nothing, but yeah, the piece of art is the totality of it.
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The government's theory is that defendants didn't need to personally break a window to be liable for the riot in its totality.
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Millions of people flocked to areas of the US in the "path of totality" in order to experience a total solar eclipse.
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Heather, the Totality is about a father murdering a man who he (correctly) suspects wants to rape his daughter, the titular Heather.
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In the climax of Heather, the Totality, Bobby the construction worker develops detailed plans for his abduction, rape, and murder of Heather.
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So when you look at a venue in its totality, you really want to see how people are getting into the venue.
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No doubt the devices will still be made and sold, of course, but it won't be the totality of the Tile offering.
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In fact, the album comes so tantalizingly close to aesthetic directness that it reveals the totality of the band's commitment to mannerism.
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"... We believe that the totality of the evidence we've generated supports ABP 980 as highly similar to the reference product," he said.
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Galen's team then collected and listened to all the recordings, which captured only one lone bee buzzing during the moments of totality.
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That is what happened here; and after a careful look at totality of circumstances, the justice system came to the correct conclusion.
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"We have looked into the totality of Nolan's comments, they were inappropriate and we have addressed it with her," the rep said.
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And whether you're along the path of totality or not, everyone's been getting excited for the big moment — including your favorite celebrities.
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Total. Gridlock. Especially in the areas of totality, where thousands of eclipse-chasers will flock to catch a glimpse of the darkness.
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It's remarkable to consider the totality of transgressions of political norms that Trump has committed in such a short period of time.
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Although Monday's eclipse was peaking over two minutes in the path of totality, the 2024 eclipse will have peaks of 4½ minutes.
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When you look at them in their totality, it's amazing it took this long for Cold Spring Harbor to fully sever ties.
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"I also want them to look at the totality of my service of standing up for people in New Jersey," Menendez said.
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But few of the observers from Navalny's team could marshal any optimism on Sunday as the totality of Putin's victory sunk in.
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A lunar eclipse -- the longest this century -- will occur Friday night, with the totality happening mostly over Africa and the Middle East.
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Potential partners, employees, and board members must be broadly scrutinized, taking into account the totality of their aims, actions, statements, and affiliations.
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Instead of focusing on the alleged improprieties from Biden, Clinton advised voters to judge him based on the "totality" of his deeds.
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"If people look at the words themselves, and the substance and the totality of it ... it was a good speech," said Bevin.
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For its part, the business community can contribute to the review and improvement of national pledges, both individually and in their totality.
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For most locations, it's going to be about an hour and a half from the start of the partial eclipse to totality.
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In fact, this astronomical effect is referred to as the "diamond ring effect," and it signals the beginning (and end) of totality.
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" He also addressed the demand for video footage: "Video is part of the truth, but is not the totality of the truth.
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I experienced totality for the first time yesterday in Wyoming, and it was as dazzling and exulting as the eclipse chasers promised.
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About a third of Kansas City, Missouri, is black, but most of the city lies just south of the path of totality.
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Oiticica considered Hendrix one of his heroes, writing that the musician embodied a kind of "MUSIC-plastic totality synthesis" in his performances.
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When people consider the totality of an artist's career, they often think of the new things they do, whether lyrically or instrumentally.
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Audience sleeping in their seats was a sign of intense dedication to experience the event in its totality, and ultimately, artistic success.
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In its totality, fried chicken is an odd compression of American history, capitalist self-interest, communal identity, pop art, and food nirvana.
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Totality will be shorter in Oregon because that part of the Earth is tilted away from the moon and farther from it.
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For about two minutes, sections of those states will experience totality, when the moon engulfs the sun and turns day into night.
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They cautioned that the state's population of 2000,000 could double with people heading for the zone of totality, which crosses the state.
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As an eclipse reaches totality, the sun's wispy outer atmosphere, known as the corona, appears to spill out from behind the moon.
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She plans to be 20 minutes outside of Carbondale at Giant City State Park, which will receive two extra seconds of totality.
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Mr. Pence called Mr. Petraeus an "American hero" and said Mr. Trump would consider him based on "the totality" of his career.
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"I just step back and I just look at the totality -- this was not attempted to be a serious process," said Sen.
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It wasn't until totality was about to end that the thick parts of the cloud passed and the second diamond ring appeared.
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But it allows users to see only current ads, so it is impossible to gauge the totality of an organization's online activity.
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Why wait, when untold numbers of other eclipse chasers were sure to be flocking to all points along the path of totality?
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The false move — or false desire, would be more apt — is to think that "it," that "self," exists as a totality somewhere.
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Recent foreign policy moves by the Trump administration disclose a pattern of thought and action that merits being seen in its totality.
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"That determination was based on the totality of evidence, including on the most part open-source information," said Krebs during the hearing.
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The so-called path of totality, where the eclipse is full, will cut across the entire country from Oregon to South Carolina.
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The agency also suggested that drivers avoid traveling during the eclipse or at least avoid driving in the direct path of totality.
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For skywatchers in the central and eastern U.S., only a partial eclipse will be visible since the moon will set before totality.
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"The totality of these results do not support further development of fevipiprant in asthma," the company said on Monday in a statement.
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I give her credit and hope that others will look at the totality of her record of reform before jumping to conclusions.
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People on the West Coast have a better time slot to watch the show because totality will occur between 8:41 p.m.
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For white Northerners, Lee was a military hero who could be venerated without having to embrace the Confederate cause in its totality.
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Prior to the early 20th century, for the totality of humankind's existence if they saw something moving, it meant it was there.
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From start to finish, today's eclipse will last about four hours, with the moment of totality occurring over the course of 100 minutes.
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They just aspire to encompass the totality of human existence, and you see that in the current race to become our personal assistants.
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But you can warp it and flip it so many different ways and that seems to directly sound like the totality of something.
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And though the line of totality will not pass through California, people in the solar energy industry there are prepping for the impact.
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Georgia, Tennessee, Missouri, Idaho, and Oregon in the path of totality have all added a sizable amount of solar into their electricity markets.
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Carhenge received more than its usual share of spotlight this year, however, given its location along the Great American Eclipse's path of totality.
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Even areas outside the path of totality will experience diminished sunlight, creating a challenge for power companies working to keep the lights on.
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I think anger can be a great energy, but also anger can restrict us, restrict the full totality of what we can accomplish.
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This photo captures what it looks like at the start and finish of totality, when sunlight pierces the very edge of the moon.
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This photo captures what it looks like at the start and finish of totality, when sunlight pierces the very edge of the moon.
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They'll take those observations before and after totality, when the sky is still mostly dark and the telescopes can map Mercury's surface temperatures.
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For the first time in 99 years, the path of totality will cross the length of the continental US from coast to coast.
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If you're lucky enough to be in the path of totality, you're probably already camped up outside with your eclipse glasses in hand.
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Traffic from the cities in the path of totality — like Nashville, Tennessee and Portland, Oregon — dropped as much as 50%, the site said.
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Totality crosses some huge observatories in Chile's Elqui Valley — a sublime area for stargazing — as well as Argentina's traditional ranching region, the Pampas.
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Texas, Arkansas, Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio, New York, and Vermont will all experience a totality that this time lasts over 4 minutes.
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But a similar effect appears in "Mary Magdalene" (1640s-1650s), the totality of which, though beautiful, is less innately engrossing than the parts.
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People often initially whoop, cheer and clap, but as totality takes over for a couple of minutes, a weirdly respectful, awed silence descends.
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That's pretty quick, so anyone on the path of totality will experience total darkness for only a few minutes before it moves along.
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The #wearblack request was the first revealed component in a staggering multi-part initiative called Time's Up that was published in totality yesterday.
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"We believe the District Court erred in its evaluation of the totality of the evidence," Hart Miles, one of MacDonald's attorneys, tells PEOPLE.
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I also remind people, look, if you look at the totality of activity out there, the criminal segment is still the greatest majority.
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The zone of totality is about 70 miles wide and stretches diagonally across the middle of the country from Oregon to South Carolina.
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If you're on the hunt for a prime viewing spot, here are BuzzFeed News' 33 recommendations for sites along the zone of totality.
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And if, like most Americans, you're not in the exact path of totality, where the moon appears to completely cover the sun, CNN.
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It's too early to assess the totality of Trump's transition, and it's undoubtedly troubling in ways that have nothing to do with orderliness.
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They are less concerned with finding the extra two percent than with the totality of the thing—the 100 percent, if you will.
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The totality of that conversation left my head spinning, as I couldn't follow the logic of any of the candidates, other than Kasich.
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I WOULD RATHER COME BACK TO YOU GUYS WHEN WE FINISH THE WORK AND WALK YOU THROUGH THE TOTALITY OF IT. FABER: ALRIGHT.
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For Republicans, the totality of the primary results thus far indicate that a number of suburban seats are at risk around the country.
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The trouble stems largely from EPA research grants, which don't currently require researchers to release the totality their findings to the federal agency.
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The totality of that scene—the clear and obvious helmet-to-helmet contact coupled with Newton's reaction—makes this explanation impossible to understand.
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It doesn't even matter that us Canadians have to wait until April 8, 2024 to get a path of totality of our own.
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The totality will reach Oregon at 10:16 am Pacific time, and will end in South Carolina at 2:49 pm Eastern time.
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The eclipse first reached "totality" - the shadow cast when the sun is completely blocked by the moon - in Oregon at 10:15 a.m.
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In his statement, Paul rationalized his support by asserting the importance of evaluating nominees on "the totality of their views, character and opinion."
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These things represent barely a fraction of the totality of Rat Bastards, whose frenetic eclecticism is oddly belied by the shop's serene installation.
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One involves NASA sending up two WB-57F jets to trace the path of totality and capture the corona with specially mounted telescopes.
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And for a lucky few aboard a Royal Caribbean's Total Eclipse cruise on Monday, Tyler performed the song live alongside DNCE during totality.
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Monday did bring some bottlenecks on the major highways heading to and from the path of totality, and particularly out of Hopkinsville, Kentucky.
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In fact, the next time people in New York City will be able to stand in the path of totality will be 2079.
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If you have ever been in totality, the desire to stare directly at the sun is magnetic and all celestial terminology seems deficient.
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Ottley's installation attempts to tackle the totality of morena, inscribing both negative and positive connotations into a singular self, an identity with contradictions.
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The path of totality, in which the sun is entirely blocked, passed through Upper Manhattan above 96th Street, northern Queens and the Bronx.
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But for the millions lucky enough to witness totality in person, like those venturing to Carbondale, he said the experience could be transformative.
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Even if none of these are themselves politically fatal, the totality would seem to offer the Trump campaign an enormous set of targets.
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The company has more than 180 hotels in the portfolio in the "path of totality," according to Joe Berger, an executive vice president.
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They were beset with anxiety that they might fail to maintain their objectivity in the face of the overwhelming emotions totality would bring.
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Big crowds lined the "path of totality," the arc where the moon fully obscured the sun, and millions more saw a partial eclipse.
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Portugal's government acknowledged an "unfortunate use of terms," but said that the court's ruling should be upheld, given the totality of the reasoning.
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But even those descriptions seem to fail the totality of his grace and complexity as an athlete, son, father, friend, and cultural totem.
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But it may also be the first time that some senators have heard the totality of the evidence presented in a sustained way.
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"Totality" is when the moon passes in front of the sun, blotting out its light and exposing the glowing "corona" around its perimeter.
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Parts of southern Chile and southern Argentina lie in the eclipse's path of totality, where the moon will completely block the sun's disk.
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Totality also gave rare glimpses of planets during the day, as well as the appearance of what looked like a 360-degree sunset.
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Photographers have attempted to document the solar eclipse since 1842, but it took years of experimentation to capture the elusive moment of totality.
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She began contacting local media and doing interviews, trying to describe what totality feels like, in an effort to get people more excited.
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She put together a white paper, a kind of Eclipse Planning 101 for small communities that find themselves in the path of totality.
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So realized is the final result, even in this first of two volumes, that the mind struggles to apprehend the totality of the accomplishment.
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Millions of people flocked to areas of the US that are in the "path of totality" in order to experience a total solar eclipse.
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Eclipse chasers describe the moment of a totality as an almost spiritual one, and if you're not living in the moment — you'll miss out.
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The wind died down and so did the waves that were coming in — there were no waves at all by the time of totality.
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When totality is over, and the normal world returns, I feel an incredible loss and a yearning to stand in that familiar shadow again.
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If you're trying to photograph totality, your phone is going to crank up your ISO, and you're not going to get a good shot.
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Volvo has distributed them to dealerships in states that are in the eclipse's path of totality, including Oregon, Idaho, Nebraska, Missouri, and South Carolina.
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Once the Sun is completely covered, those in the path of totality can take off their solar filter glasses and view the corona directly.
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About a half hour before totality, the crescent Sun could be glimpsed occasionally, and by 1.55 it could be seen continuously through drifting cloud.
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Dr. Joe McIntosh, PTC's head of clinical development, insisted that "the totality of the data" showed ataluren can slow the loss of muscle function.
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Before and after totality, when the sun was partially blocked, the bees seemed completely unaffected by the dimming light or the slightly cooler temperature.
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I mean, the fact of the matter is that when you look at this in its totality of circumstances, Sean, it boggles the mind.
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"We don't support that measure that's been put forward but we'll review the bill in its totality," he told reporters aboard Air Force One.
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As long as you are in the path of totality, you will still "experience the eclipse," even if there are clouds obscuring your view.
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Experience totality and then, as soon as the bright sun begins to reappear, replace your solar viewer to look at the remaining partial phases.
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That is especially true in totality, where the rare sight of the sun's corona will be visible only if clouds do not shroud it.
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A wildfire that began Tuesday has already burned about 6,888 acres right in the middle of the Great American Solar Eclipse's path of totality.
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People lucky enough to be in the path of totality were treated to a few moments of darkness as the moon blocked the sun.
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Portions of 14 states are in the path of totality, the brief phase of the eclipse when the moon is totally blocking the sun.
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Schneider missed one in Antarctica in 1985 because he couldn't find a plane or an icebreaker to take him into the path of totality.
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It can be very difficult, and often very expensive, to reach the spot where the moment of total darkness, or "totality," will take place.
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Plan to drive into the park early so you can be in a great spot for totality, which will happen approximately 1:30 p.m.
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" Bianca said, "It's like your darkness is still there, but it's almost like it's next to you as opposed to your totality of being.
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Domestic projects of this magnitude should clearly be evaluated in their totality — but without closer scrutiny, the proposal breezed through the four state processes.
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"He meant it as a lighthearted moment, and if you look at the totality of his remarks, they were absolutely beautiful," Spicer told reporters.
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When you take a look at the totality of what the president said, including what he said in Helsinki, he's siding with Mr. Putin.
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The fact of their womanhood can certainly be overemphasized; all of them keyed their ambitions to the totality of art as they found it.
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"I think of my work in the totality, even across different media, with all these works referencing and communicating with one another," he says.
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It becomes horribly apparent that not only has the situation in The Stone Yards begun to worsen, the quarantine has been lifted in totality.
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The truth can be found somewhere in the totality of the research, but we report on every study in isolation underneath flip-flopping headlines.
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I want to see the totality of what I'm about to do and then if this works I want the baby to see it.
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I won't tell you where it is, but you can find your own perfect spot by studying the line of totality on NASA's website.
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I&aposve made the argument that the totality of information the surveillance capitalist firms have amassed is not put to work as "totalitarian" power.
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The length of totality at the test sites varied from about 40 seconds in Oregon to about two minutes and thirty seconds in Missouri.
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But focusing solely on SoftBank misses the totality of the Saudis' under-the-radar investments that still come from the same oil money machine.
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It's a common-sense inquiry, based on the totality of the circumstances, about whether a fair probability exists that the critical claim is true.
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But Sanders and his supporters are not the totality of the left; the left will not disappear without his presence on the political scene.
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While the new report dented Mr. Comey's standing, Mr. Weiner said the totality of Mr. Comey's time in public service should not be overlooked.
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"It's like us and the other towns in the center of the path of totality are preparing to host a Super Bowl," she said.
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At its peak along the path of totality, the moon became a dark disc, encircled all the way around by a bright, white light.
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Sitting in the NHL Network trailer Sunday afternoon, the former players Mike Rupp and Kevin Weekes, now analysts, assessed the totality of Ovechkin's career.
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In preparation, I've been thinking about how I want to spend my roughly two minutes of totality, when day surrenders, briefly, to coronal night.
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There she gave up any possibility of seeing the eclipse herself to count out the seconds of totality for the rest of her party.
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This path of totality refers to a far less threatening and far more joyous event: the moon's total eclipse of the sun on Aug.
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The totality of my pre-20s biscuit experience in the Northeast came in the form of Popeyes sides, Pillsbury Grands and McDonald's breakfast sandwiches.
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The grounding of the aircraft after two fatal crashes ended up prompting Boeing to further investigate the totality of the issues with the Max.
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But taken in totality, it's fair to say that she leads in her firewall states by a modest but certainly not an overwhelming margin.
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"Progress would look like fully committed funding to the totality of the cost, which will be between 12 and 15 billion pounds," he said.
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Amidst the eclipse hype, Hipcamp decided to market campsites along the path of totality, adding 1,000 new campsites in Oregon in the past week.
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Median pay analysis most accurately reflects the totality of the pay problem and the strategic ways in which companies can work to close it.
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The annular eclipse's path of totality will move through central Africa, Saudi Arabia, northern India, and southern China before ending in the Pacific Ocean.
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Every person on the planet has done bad things, but it is the totality of a human being that should be the litmus test.
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Because these albums are best taken in their totality, it doesn't quite matter if there are duds sprinkled throughout, and of course there are.
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Those in the path of totality were able to witness the sun's corona — the rays normally obscured by the bright light of the sun.
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The conversation around the totality of DeRozan's offensive game should, though, because he's grown past the point of being a one-dimensional volume scorer.
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The eclipse enthusiasts we spoke to said this over and over: Totality only lasts a precious few moments, and photos never do it justice.
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The path of totality ran from Oregon to South Carolina—the first time in 99 years a total solar eclipse crossed the Atlantic and Pacific.
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The effect can last as long as a second, and can cause the precise edge of totality to move by as much as a mile.
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In August 2017, the U.S. experienced eclipse fever when the path of totality of a solar eclipse crossed the country from Oregon to South Carolina.
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Your emotion at this moment will be bittersweet; [you'll feel both] giddy from the experience of totality, and sadness it has drawn to an end.
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They speculate that a computer with general intelligence would be able to speedily read all existing books and documents, absorbing the totality of human knowledge.
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For the eclipse, anyone who is public and in a state within the path of totality, will show up wearing eclipse glasses on the map.
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Not only does totality cross Andalusia in Spain (Cadiz, Marbella, and Malaga) and Tangier in Morocco, but it also calls in at Tunisia and Egypt.
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Generally, total solar eclipses occur every 12–18 months, but any one location experiences totality on average every 360 years, per the European Southern Observatory.
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The totality of our obsession with the British monarchy won't come into full view until television viewership totals are released by Nielsen later this weekend.
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But many who have experienced a totality will tell you that it is the most awe-inspiring sight you will ever see in your life.
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The other part of it is that we still don't know the totality of the confidential information that was sent to and from the server.
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While buoyant and maybe even danceable, their sound conveys the totality of getting run over by a train, of screaming until you drain yourself completely.
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"Disability classifications may provide some useful information but should not be perceived to capture the totality of a child, and should not determine their destiny."
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Cheap solar filters are available to place on the binoculars, and you may remove them during totality, when the sun is completely blocked from view.
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Items should be laid out in a pile in the space where they are to be sorted, so they can be viewed in their totality.
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Here's the path the totality of the eclipse will take over South America: And here's a zoomed-in view of the path of the shadow.
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Millions more are expected to visit the narrow band of land, which is charted out in this visualization from NASA: August 2017 path of totality.
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They've had to travel to their chosen spots within the path of totality and test new instruments so everything is ready for the big day.
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Pruitt announced Tuesday plans to rescind the Clean Power Plan in its totality while providing no alternative, arguing the rule doesn't have a legal basis.
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" O'Sullivan says "the reports don't appear to contain any bombshells, but they do shed light on the totality of the effort -- and it is vast.
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The 12 appropriations bills, in their totality, equal hundreds if not thousands of pages for lawmakers, the White House and their staffs to haggle over.
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But this demand would not just be about helping fulfill President Trump's agenda, it would be about drawing a line under illegal immigration in totality.
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"President Trump has been consistent and clear that this Administration is resolved to addressing the totality of Iran's destabilizing activities," said Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin.
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There's accomplishment in parenting a child and being a loving wife, but motherhood and being a worthwhile companion is not the totality of a woman.
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Among the destinations are Jackson Hole, Wyoming, Sun Valley, Idaho, and the San Francisco Exploratorium, which will feature a livestream from the path of totality.
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Reading stories like these got my back up a bit and I found myself feeling sorry for the idea of the nightclub as a totality.
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The totality amounted to a continual homage to a defiant multifaceted Otherness that was central to her finely detailed paintings and captured in staged photographs.
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This attack is not only against Otero Alcántara, but against all of the artistic and intellectual community, and against Cuban civil society in its totality.
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Here we see the intersection of the totality of God, the sovereign body, and the overarching desire to express technological dominance and its associated prestige.
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Although much of the path of totality seemed in danger of being overrun, some prime viewing spots were quieter than anticipated, at least for now.
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"We're going to isolate streams of Iranian funding and looking to highlight the totality of Iran's malign behavior across the region," the official told reporters.
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The court said that the trial court had considered the "totality of the circumstances" including alleged "historical evidence of racial discrimination" by the district attorney.
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There I was in the middle of the Pacific Ocean for a totality lasting only 37 seconds, voluntarily squandering several of them on shutter operation.
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At my eclipse perch near Jackson Hole, Monday's totality is expected to last a little more than two minutes — about 30 seconds shy of Mrs.
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"I'm sure he means well, but his approach is lackluster and a waste if he doesn't tackle the totality of the problem," Mr. Vibert said.
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While you are absolutely right that's how this will be portrayed, that's a hard sell if you look at the totality of his foreign policy.
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The totality of the work gives an impression of the tensions, anxieties and uncertainties that seem to be so amplified in our world these days.
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Indeed, if one looks at the totality of U.S-China policy in 2017 it is clear that China has made major gains at American expense.
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If we make this a referendum on Donald Trump and his policies and his totality versus his impeachment, we'll hold the House to under 22.
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He says that current conditions could culminate in "severe market losses" to the tune of 50% to 65% over the totality of this market cycle.
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The lines running through the map signify the eclipse's path of totality — the locations where observers will see the moon completely block out the sun.
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At least four wildfires are burning in Oregon around the path of totality, and the smoke or particulate matter from them could obscure the view.
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The eclipse began Monday in the Northwest, starting in Oregon and charting a path of totality through Wyoming, Idaho, Nebraska, Missouri, Tennessee and South Carolina.
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I'm just not sure I'd really use special elections to argue Trump is in danger, when looking at this year's special elections in their totality.
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However, if you live in the path of eclipse, it will be safe to take off your glasses at the moment of totality, Dr. Routhier says.
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The eclipse will be visible in its totality in a narrow 70-mile radius from La Serena, Chile, to Buenos Aires, Argentina, between 4:38 p.m.
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The totality lasted no more than two minutes and 41 seconds, which makes the idea of spending hours driving to see it seem a bit foolish.
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It prompts us to foreground not the process (as in the "cut-up" approach of artist Bryon Gysin, for instance), but the totality of the image.
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The zoo is in the path of the solar eclipse's totality, but the lack of solar power won't lead to any Jurassic Park-like escape scenarios.
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So, when the president looks at the totality of the Russian relationship, this is one piece of it, addressing their malign activity in their election meddling.
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"Weather permitting, the West Coast, Alaska and Hawaii will have a spectacular view of totality from start to finish," NASA's Gordon Johnston said in a statement.
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My guess would be enterprise IT in totality is flat to up 21 percent, and in it is the 21 billion or so growing 50 percent.
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I have also emphatically stated that ultimately it was up to individuals to assess if the totality of his history made him worthy of their vote.
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Airbnb will not only send you to Bend but also fly you along this entire path, known as the Path of Totality, on a private jet.
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Head here to see the FHA's eclipse map, with detailed information about viewing locations in each of the states that falls within the path of totality.
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If you live in the path of totality and don't have to be on the road during the eclipse, put the keys down and chill out.
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But remember, totality is not going to last very long, so make sure to snap all your pics quickly and just let the view soak in.
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The next big total solar eclipse to pass through North America is set for 2024, when the path of totality will cross from Mexico to Maine.
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Many hotels and campsites that fall within the eclipse's best viewing range, also known as the path of totality, were already completely booked earlier this year.
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"We have to take the totality of what we know about each species to make a guess about their level of self-awareness," she told Gizmodo.
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But if you want to be part of the real party, book your trip now for Disney World because Orlando is in the path of totality.
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Acting has always been one of the many things that I do, but it's not the totality of who I am and it never has been.
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"Based on the totality of intepirdine data to date, there is no evidence to support its further development," Chief Executive David Hung said in a statement.
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Tens of thousands of people are expected to flood to the areas across the country that are on the path of the totality on Monday, Aug.
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From most of the United States and Canada, the eclipse will be visible from start to finish, with totality occurring during convenient "prime-time" evening hours.
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But humans weren't the only animals that dropped what they were doing to experience the eerie moments of totality, when the Moon fully obscures the Sun.
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As McCrae sees it, clinicians don't have access to the totality of information available about a patient and, hence, have to use very course treatment protocols.
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If school or work keeps you from making it into the path of totality, there will still be a show; it just won't be as vivid.
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While the totality of the eclipse may only last for a few brief seconds, it's a major piece of history that you won't want to miss.
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With two jets flying at 50,000 feet, we'll get 7-and-a-half minutes of totality compared to only 2-and-a-half on the ground.
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Across the country, especially along that exquisite band of totality that will sadly miss me, there will be millions of people with a singularity of purpose.
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With less than a minute until totality, some of our crew observed the so-called shadow bands, shifting waves of light and shadow, on the ground.
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"We need a new framework that's going to address the totality of Iran's threats," Brian Hook, the State Department's director of policy planning told reporters Friday.
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DHS has been clear that it does not believe it can look at the totality of conditions in the country to factor in its decision making.
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Normalizing the totality of US history is to recognize that we the people have not lived up to the sacred promises of our most cherished documents.
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When the political parties concentrate on their candidates and put the totality of their attention into a single message, they can even doll up the devil.
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They also saw what looked like a "diamond ring" when light from the sun flickered from behind the moon in the seconds before and after totality.
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This might be the best look we've ever had at what Elon Musk's Master Plan looks like taken in totality, so it's definitely worth checking out.
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Even more remarkable, the eclipse will sweep all the way across the continental US, tracing what's called the path of totality from Oregon to South Carolina.
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"We are not naïve enough to believe the totality of the crimes are what we have identified and what we are working on," Chief Acevedo said.
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"I would have never approved that mailer to go out had I seen it in its totality," he said last week to The New York Times.
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As totality moves east, the group will stream video from 12 locations on the ground, jets in the sky, telescopes, and dozens of high-altitude balloons.
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The town of Hopkinsville, Kentucky, population 32,000, boasted the longest totality (two minutes and 41 seconds) in the country, and expected as many as 500,000 visitors.
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Totality will continue its parade across the country until 90 minutes later, when viewers here in coastal South Carolina will be the last to experience it.
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There were even some vacancy signs on local motels, a rarity elsewhere in the path of totality, where lodging has been impossible to find for months.
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"He meant it as a lighthearted moment, and I think if you look at the totality of his remarks, they were absolutely beautiful," Mr. Spicer replied.
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In the football stadium at Southern Illinois University, gigantic, cotton-candy clouds seemingly appeared out of nowhere to block the sun just one hour before totality.
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In the skies above the United States, scientists who oversaw pursuit of the eclipse's path of totality aboard specially-equipped NASA aircraft had positive results, too.
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Many eclipse chasers spend the time between eclipses poring over weather data, calculating the odds along the path of totality to select the ideal observing location.
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To black residents of South Carolina, do you think that your existence is based solely on your community and not the totality of the Palmetto State?
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A Post employee told Vox's Peter Kafka that Sonmez wasn't suspended because of one particular Bryant-related tweet but instead because of the totality of them.
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In legal terms, a judge could conclude that, based on a totality of the circumstances, the interview constituted an indirect representation that such an agreement exists.
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Families all over the country have been rushing to secure a viewing spot along the eclipse's path of totality, where the full eclipse can be seen.
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But these 39 members hoping to hitch a ride to the next plane of existence they call the Next Level weren't the totality of Heaven's Gate.
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Under the different parts of this problem, because I don't think you can discuss press coverage of Trump in the totality, it's composed of different problems.
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She gave a quick presentation on what would happen the day of the event, and then, slowly, began to describe what to expect as totality nears.
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PT. "Weather permitting, the West Coast, Alaska and Hawaii will have a spectacular view of totality from start to finish," NASA's Gordon Johnston said in a statement.
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While it doesn't beat seeing the eclipse in real life, if you happened to be locked in a dungeon during totality, this is probably your best option.
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The eclipse totality — when the pall of Earth's shadow completely blanks out what would otherwise be the Moon's silvery surface — will last one hour and 43 minutes.
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Conceivably, slices of these preserved brains could be digitized and reconfigured in a computer to reconstruct a person's connectome—the totality of a brain's specific internal wirings.
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"We've have been challenged by the lower end of our [wine] business, which in totality has been flat or down," Newlands told analysts on the conference call.
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But what's really important to focus is to not just select one document, one piece of evidence, but to look at the body of evidence in totality.
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The ban also applies to the totality of Nintendo online services for that account, which means you can no longer play online or download Mario Maker levels.
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Across 12 states from Oregon to South Carolina, a 70-mile-wide strip called the path of totality will experience a total solar eclipse on Monday Aug.
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We joined a long queue of eclipse gazers—families, bikers, young couples, old friends—linked on the path of totality, even if only for a few hours.
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When I look at the big picture, the totality of my life experience, I can't help but see that there's some kind of design within all that.
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We came to snap an image of totality, the point when the Moon completely covers up the disc of the Sun on its orbit around the Earth.
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"Only during totality when there is absolutely NO solar disk present and the corona is fully visible can you use the unfiltered telephoto attachment safely," NASA explains.
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During totality, the moon appeared reddish in color in what's known as the "blood moon" phenomenon where the moon is illuminated by sunlight filtering through Earth's atmosphere.
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" Still, Parecki noted, compared with other disaster-prone areas — including in California, his home state — "we really don't lose that many homes in the totality of it.
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No matter if you traveled to the path of totality, stood outside your office, or just pulled up the livestream, the eclipse was a pretty incredible moment.
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The '80s powerhouse will sing her most famous tune aboard a cruise ship that'll be parked right in the path of totality, making for a monumental moment.
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First, they seem to think that, if the Earth is spinning from west to east, then the path of totality should travel from east to west, right?
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The collection's aim is to help media sites expand their visual representation of trans and non-binary individuals, without pigeonholing gender as the totality of their identity.
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The first in 2023 is one of three in six years, but barely; just a minute of totality will graze Western Australia, touching land over Exmouth Peninsula.
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The short-term rental service is giving away one night in a transparent geodesic dome in Bend, Oregon, followed by a flight through the path of totality.
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Charlotte's police chief has said the videos tell only part of the story; the totality of the evidence he said, will show that the shooting was justified.
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Even those standing at the most favoured spot, which is in southern Illinois, will enjoy just 19993 seconds of totality, about a third of the maximum possible.
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The moment of totality, according to Dr Diego, is its own phenomenon, similar to night-time but different, with the landscape bathed in the corona's faint light.
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This will result in an inordinately long eclipse whose total phase will last 1 hour and 43 minutes, just 4 minutes shy of the longest possible totality.
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The totality of the transactions should give you pause enough that we would want to be sure US institutions scaled back or ceased doing business with them.
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People from far and wide braved hours of traffic and crazy long lines to get their hands on NASA-sanctioned eclipse glasses in order to experience totality.
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Post-eclipse, we've got literally hundreds of thousands of photos, videos, and think-pieces to obsess over and help us re-live the fleeting moments of totality.
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It looks like most of this unsettled weather will stay north of the eclipse's path of totality, from Iowa and Minnesota east to the Great Lakes region.
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Because of this, NASA scientists will be in Indonesia, using new technology to study the Sun's corona — the outer solar atmosphere that can be seen during totality.
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But the site's consistency, its openness, and the totality (and permanent incompleteness) of its data, are all emblematic of the invisible hit parade as a historical entity.
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"In my opinion, the totality of the evidence found during the investigation refutes the allegations made against Professor Dershowitz," Freeh said in a statement at the time.
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This, to me, is a "World War I" black swan advantage for Mr. Trump — parts of it were foreseeable, but not the totality of what ultimately happened.
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He flew bombing missions, experiencing the brushes with death that were bound to take place in a field where the casualties among crews often climbed toward totality.
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The speed, fury and totality of Selina's power move is a joy to watch, even though — if we're being honest — Tom would probably make a better president.
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But none of the words encompass what I feel in its totality, because what I feel does not seem to come from a linear or verbal place.
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Another, separate project will launch dozens of balloons equipped with cameras and sensors in the path of totality to capture the event above the threat of clouds.
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La Serena, Chile, a city of about 200,000 people, was be the first in South America to experience the peak eclipse, or totality, at 4:38 p.m.
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With Heather the Totality, Mad Men showrunner Matthew Weiner gets to show us whether or not he can pull off the same trick in a new medium.
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It was vaguely reminiscent of this Bruce Haight puzzle from about a year ago, but that's not to detract from the originality and totality of the concept.
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Even though the progressive agenda is embraced with almost religious totality by electoral supermajorities on the coasts and in many cities it is deplored almost everywhere else.
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" He added that "any autopsy finding must be interpreted in the context of the totality of all the findings and the investigation into the circumstances of death.
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Moments before totality a wall of darkness comes rushing towards you at speeds of up to 5,000 miles per hour — this is the shadow of the Moon.
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A first day of action caused minimal disruption on Monday, Air France-KLM said, predicting that a "near totality" of regional services would run again on Feb.
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In St. Louis, the largest metropolitan area along the eclipse path, the northern boundary of totality sliced diagonally through the city just two miles south of downtown.
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"MPP amenability is determined on a case-by-case basis after evaluating the totality of the facts and information available for each case," a CBP official said.
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Just as health care, in general, must be viewed in its totality rather than as an individual component, women's health care must be understood as a whole.
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Anyone on the path of the solar eclipse — like Carbondale, Illinois where the max totality is 2 minutes and 40 seconds — is in for a rare show.
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That distinction has raised fears that a tidal wave of visitors will descend on Depoe Bay to get a first glimpse at "totality" a week from Monday.
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This is in large part because employers think of compensation in totality; they lump together an employee's salary, as well as their benefits as one total cost.
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Hundreds of cities along the zone of totality braced for a deluge of tourists by selling millions of pairs of viewing glasses and jacking up hotel rates.
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There's something interesting in that dissonance—a recognizance that grappling with these sorts of questions is important, but it doesn't have to be the totality of existence.
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A photograph released by Madiedo clearly showed a yellowish-white dot appearing in the darkened top left quadrant of the Moon during the totality phase of the eclipse.
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Image: Ryan F. MandelbaumBut, expecting a 1:27PM, CT totality, folks soon began worrying the weather might spoil the show as puffy clouds dotted half of the sky.
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The best way to observe this astronomical event is to be somewhere in the path of totality that will experience total darkness in the middle of the day.
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Second, Biegun announced that Kim had told Pompeo he would dismantle "the totality of North Korea's plutonium reprocessing and uranium enrichment programs," which would include the Yongbyon facility.
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The eclipse will cast the moon's 70-mile wide shadow, called the "path of totality," across the United States over 93 minutes, temporarily bringing darkness to daytime skies.
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Citizen CATE participants require special equipment and training, but dozens of other projects are open to anyone in the path of totality with a camera or cell phone.
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This new totality, at once foreign and viscerally known, seeps through the space of the Hutzler Brothers Palace Building and unsettles any illusion of a static physical site.
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You can only get the full effect of the total solar eclipse in very specific areas, so that's why the path of totality is such a big deal.
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For example, the well-known broadcast meteorologists Jim Cantore and Stephanie Abrams will broadcast live from Illinois and Oregon, respectively, which are both in the path of totality.
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Other networks will also have solar eclipse specials airing throughout the day, and local news will definitely focus on this, particularly if you're in the path of totality.
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Spectators watch, take pictures, and do jumping jacks in an effort to keep warm while totality is reached, knowing that the temperature will drop a few more degrees.
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Word of the Year choices are rolling in: "Complicit" seems to be leading the 2017 pack so far, trailed by "intersex" and "totality"; here are some other contenders.
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For instance, the totality of the [Mark] Fuhrman tapes [in which Mr. Fuhrman, a Los Angeles Police Department detective on the Simpson case, was heard using racial slurs].
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There are lots of anecdotes about how animals react to the darkness of totality: Birds stop singing, horses trot back to their stable, and flowers begin to close.
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But these atrocious acts are committed by a small, but very vocal, minority, and do not represent the totality of the 23 percent of voters who picked Trump.
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McAllister said the supply chain would have to be able to accommodate further production increases "in its totality" before Boeing took a decision on whether to increase output.
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That includes elements that the viewer cannot see in totality, like a poster in a saloon partially visible through a door, completely illustrated to advertise a boxing match.
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Volunteers were instructed to set up USB microphones near bee-pollinated flowers at 16 locations in Oregon, Idaho, and Missouri that fell within the eclipse's path of totality.
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"The totality of the picture right now has us more concerned about Elizabeth than we really have been since the start of it," DeVine told HLN this week.
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Clouds and storms will be most likely along the coast (looking at you, Charleston) and in the Appalachian Mountains, where viewing conditions could be poor during peak totality.
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If you are inside the path of totality, remove your solar filter only when the moon completely covers the sun's bright face and it suddenly gets quite dark.
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But NASA estimates that 280 million Americans live within a day's drive of totality, and many of them are expected to head to where the show is best.
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When you walk into the lobby, you experience the paintings in their totality, and in conversation with one another, and in the context of the oculus above you.
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No other social platform has ever approached the totality of its network, making it a near-complete tally of a person's life and what is relevant to them.
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Consider shooting a timelapse or a video during the dramatic moments before and after totality, when the Moon is shifting into its position in front of the Sun.
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The inquiry uncovered multiple, credible allegations of conduct that is inconsistent with the values and standards of PBS, and the totality of this information led to today's decision.
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Captured just after totality, this image of the solar eclipse displays the diamond ring effect, in which beads of sunlight can be seen peaking out behind the moon.
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It's the totality and ubiquity that now allow listeners to absorb these bodies of work as their own indisputable cultural histories, preserved by fans and their unofficial institutions.
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"Drive safe" advice is standard for heavy traffic, but eclipse tourism brings concerns of its own: The vast majority of towns in totality are Andy Griffith-level small.
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To see "totality," in which the moon completely blocks the sun, you will need to be inside the narrow swath -- about 27 miles wide -- of the moon's shadow.
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Totality of yesterday's solar eclipse could be seen by people on certain islands in Micronesia and Indonesia, as well as the lucky passengers on Alaska Airlines Flight 870.
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Immediate evacuations were ordered for residents near Sisters -- where people will see 34 seconds of "totality" on Monday --- as the Milli Fire continues to push to the east.
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Incentivai then tweaks these agents to make them more or less risk averse, or care more or less about whether they disrupt the blockchain system in its totality.
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Tyler is performing her signature 1983 hit song on board a Royal Caribbean "Total Eclipse Cruise" sailing through the path of totality and the shadow of the moon.
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In aggregate, the totality of these failures will derail opportunities for U.S. economic growth for years to come, while other nations seize the field and pass us by.
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STALEY: FIRST, I ACCEPT THE CONCLUSION ARRIVED AT BY THE FCA AND PRA AND FULL REPORT OF THE INVESTIGATION, I THINK, IS VERY FAIR, AND BALANCED IN TOTALITY.
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Thanks to the fatuity of the American public, there has not been any effective comprehension of the totality of the assault nor its enervating effect upon national vigilance.
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"We have to consider the totality of Iran's activities and not let our view be defined solely by the nuclear agreement," he told a news conference in London.
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Like humans, or any other mammal, for that matter, the totality of a ewe's reproductive eggs are developed while she is still a foetus in her mother's womb.
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For the first time in months, maybe years, I was able to take it in as a totality and feel anything other than distrust and distaste and distemper.
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Those are years where you can point to cultural, historical, or societal watermarks, years where eras amass into a totality, where narratives are fleshed-out and rounded-off.
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But she is a surprisingly powerful nucleus, even without the nostalgia: Something about Pamela Anderson proves entrancing, and her sexuality informs it without being the totality of it.
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"After a long internal journey, you now embrace being gay, recognizing it as a wonderful and integrally important component part of the totality that is you," he wrote.
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Western Oregon will be the first to see totality— when the disk of the sun is 100% blocked, weird effects kick in, and the star's ghostlike corona appears.
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In this way, Diaconis and Skyrms argue, the Bayesian approach reckons with the "totality of evidence," and thus offers researchers valuable guidance as they address the replication crisis.
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The curve of an arm through the air, as if tracing a rainbow, becomes a totality because the large eyes follow it and the torso bends in support.
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"What the Department has determined, the Secretary has determined is that we will build 177 miles ... So this did not meet the totality of their request," he said.
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On the Oregon coast, near the centerline of the eclipse track, totality will end less than two minutes after it began and the sky will begin to brighten.
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Five days before the solar eclipse last week, I woke up to my grievous oversight: I had failed to plan a family trip to the Path of Totality.
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Wyoming is the least populated state in the country and I pictured us tootling north toward totality on an empty highway, just us and the pronghorns and sagebrush.
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"Given the totality of the circumstances, we believe it is appropriate for you to recuse yourself from the ongoing investigation and pending prosecution of Mr. Parnas," wrote Bondy.
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Oregon, Idaho and Wyoming are the first three states traversed by the narrow 2,500-mile (4,000-km) "path of totality," mostly through rural areas unaccustomed to heavy traffic.
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As an added bonus, half an hour before and after totality the planes will turn their infrared observations to Mercury to gather insights into the tiny planet's composition.
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"I feel O.K. Not horrible, just O.K." In Charleston, S.C., the last city on the eclipse route before it headed out over the Atlantic, heavy clouds obscured totality.
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The color of the sky likewise varied from one totality to the next, and so did the particular planets and stars that appeared when the sun's light dimmed.
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Rather than an apartheid state exercising hegemony over the totality of their patrimony, Palestinians will insist on an alternative one-state reality based on the premise of equality.
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In Sobral, the weather was unusually cloudy, but a clearing in the clouds opened up only one minute before totality, the moment the moon fully eclipsed the sun.
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"In addition, the totality of the circumstances indicate the nature and circumstances of the offense require a sentence more severe than the advisory guideline range," Mr. Garcia wrote.
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The American public needs to know the "totality of circumstances" presented to the FISA judge in order to fairly evaluate the conduct of the DOJ and the FBI.
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But the majority of her focus on preparation so far has been with a cluster of small towns in Nebraska, in the middle of the path of totality.
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