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In any case, most of us train on the job.
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The elegant design featured a flowing train on the side.
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The maintenance will affect half of a train on Sept.
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The patient had traveled to Wuhan by train on Jan.
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I finished The Girl on the Train on a beach towel.
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Students come from around the world to train on this mountain.
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"This is how you run a train on democracy," he added.
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Is there any timetable for him to train on his own?
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Fausto Luna jumped in front of an A train on Sept.
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The car finds the line, like a train on a track.
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Visitors can even try their hand steering a subway train on simulator.
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Left: Fido was found starving under the elevated train on Roosevelt Ave.
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Free markets need a bit of rails to put the train on.
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Anyone who rode the A train on a recent weekday knows that.
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His father had also gone to China by train on his visits.
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Maybe the rhythm of the train on that trip had marked James.
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In February 1861, Lincoln traveled by train on his journey to the presidency.
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Watch its youngest pups snooze, play and train on a delightful puppy cam.
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"I personal train on the side and I still do acting," he says.
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Vietnamese officials greeted him as he stepped off the train on Tuesday morning.
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Which brings me back to that broken down train on the 7 line.
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On an F train on Friday, many New Yorkers made their choice known.
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"Obviously, we're driving the train on this," said Sean Spicer, the president's spokesman.
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Cars from that accident derailed and hit a third train on nearby tracks.
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Before that, she spent much of the year opening for Train on their tour.
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In late December, he had traveled to Boston to train on the marathon course.
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So, with the bundle neatly tied, he took the train on the following morning.
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He credited a "vigilant citizen" with finding the victim on a subway train on Tuesday.
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When Christian, 35, boarded a MAX light rail train on Friday at 4:19 p.m.
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Early on, gendarmes stop the train on which Mathieu and the R.A.F. man are traveling.
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" They could, he says, "train on grenade launchers and Uzis, never worry about being heard.
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Tijuana, Mexico (CNN)They'd all traveled hundreds of miles -- by bus, by train, on foot.
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Porter told Ryan Seacrest that the train on his custom Alex Vinash suit was removable.
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Apprenticeships help workers train on a craft or skill at a company while still in school.
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Migrants ride a freight train on their way north, in Salto del Agua, Chiapas state, Mexico.
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Big Basin can now train on learning models 30 percent larger than its predecessor, Facebook says.
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Stability threshold Machine learning models train on examples taken from the real-world environment they represent.
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I was very nervous before the performance on the 2 train on November 11th and 23rd.
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While you may have thought you missed the train on coding jobs, that's not the case.
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"We certainly don't use anyone's data to train on unless they give us permission," Pratley said.
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I'll say 'No, no, no, you got to get on the train on the other side.
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Chelsea Clinton is praising New York subway riders who erased Swastikas from a train on Saturday.
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London train explosion Police say there's been a "terror incident" on a train on London's Underground.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: I was on an uptown No. 1 train on a frigid night.
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He had traveled by train on El Chepe and gone hiking alone in the Urique area.
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But like the No. 0003 train on a bad morning, the "genius challenge" is behind schedule.
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He once even ran after a train on which Robinson was riding with his Dodger teammates.
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I was on the F train on my way to the newsroom when I read it.
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A woman was struck by a Washington Metro train on Friday afternoon, the transit agency said.
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They encouraged youngsters to train on weapons and changed text books to reflect their military ideology.
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And that company needs proper facilities to train on, or else the whole thing is futile.
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Ronda Rousey will train on land, sand and water to make sure she isn't beaten again.
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PTC also prevents train-on-train collisions and stops a train from passing through misaligned tracks.
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My host loans me one of her travel cards which had money for the train on it.
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Young Tony started watching "Soul Train" on Saturday mornings and listened to Afrika Bambaataa and Grandmaster Flash.
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It will only take a few of them to stop the Trump train on any given issue.
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She specifically waits for the Kalyan-bound train on Platform 1, which arrives nightly around 11 p.m.
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I left the train on the counter and approached him slowly to see if something was wrong.
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The 11 women, 10 of whom are African-American, were ordered off the vintage train on Aug.
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Leah Stone I was on the train on the way back home when I saw the news.
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The idea is brilliant because of how it resembles the way human pilots train on flight simulators.
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For India, I think we're gonna try and do one on the train on the way there.
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At least 30 people were wounded when the bomb partially detonated on a crowded train on Sept.
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In 2015, the Guardian noted how North Korean soldiers are forced to train on an empty stomach.
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On the line that Mr. Leon rides, the railroad canceled the same train on three straight days.
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My gym has lots of classes and it's right next to the train on my way home.
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They learn how to ride La Bestia, the train on which hundreds of migrants die every year.
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Murray, who has been able to train on court this week, will miss the Jan. 20-Feb.
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After the vice president boarded the train on Friday, a ticket taker made her way through the cabin.
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A derailed New York subway train on an elevated track nearly crashed down to the street, circa 1904.
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Prepon announced her engagement to Foster at the premiere of the The Girl on the Train on Wednesday.
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I laid in the middle of the Red Line train, on the ground and asked God for strength.
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The first passenger train on the Fourteenth Street Bridge, over the Ohio River, in Louisville, Ky., in 1870.
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An Oregon teenager taking senior portraits along a bridge was struck and killed by a train on Saturday.
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Ms. Stepanova has continued to train on her own, returning to competition and earning an Olympic-qualifying time.
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There was so much we had to do to keep that train on the tracks all the time.
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London commuters physically dragged Extinction Rebellion protesters off the top of a busy underground train on Thursday morning.
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Waiting for their train on the platform, 17-year-old Isaac R. admitted that he hops the turnstiles.
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The latest derailment, of a New Jersey Transit train on Monday, created chaos for commuters across the region.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: Scene: A full uptown No. 1 train on a weekday afternoon several years ago.
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As they were returning, Muslim mobs set their train on fire and fifty-nine people were burned alive.
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Dear Diary: I was sitting on the R train on my way to work in Manhattan one morning.
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That's a blessing for Svitolina, as Ukraine has very limited means in terms of facilities to train on clay.
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A man and women can be seen attacking a conductor on a New York City subway train on Saturday.
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Police carry a woman off the A train on a stretcher, after she went into labor during the blackout.
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"I'm starting to move more like a fish in the sea than a train on a track," Bruce sings.
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White House press secretary Sean Spicer said Monday that the Trump administration is "driving the train" on tax reform.
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By committing to this level, it forces me to train on and off the court as much as possible.
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A headline with an earlier version of this article referred incorrectly to the train on which the bombing occurred.
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The strategy: Republicans: keep the train on the tracks, the party together and possibly pick off a few Democrats.
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Though he was given the option to work from home, Mr. Pokiya was back on another train on Friday.
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The incident occurred on the No. 3363 train on the North Jersey Coast Line route just before 5 p.m.
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Everyday we'd go out and go train on the beach, go running, and get into some shit, you know.
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The incident, which spawned widespread outrage and national attention, took place on a Portland light rail train on Friday.
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The Kyndi system, he said, can train on 10 to 30 scientific documents of 10 to 50 pages each.
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While riding the train on Friday morning in his get-up, Giacalone said he sensed some of that concern.
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Within minutes the team knew he was "The One" they had been looking for to train on live koalas.
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He rode the final train on the Third Avenue elevated line with his wife, Josephine, who died in September.
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And when you get to the Virginia line, you had to go to the last train on the back.
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The organization also wants police to train on topics that include adolescent development, implicit bias, communication and de-escalation.
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"We didn't train on this slope for four days so it was very difficult with the conditions," he said.
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Italian and French officials have said that Mr. Amri most likely traveled by train on the evening of Dec.
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Hamyd arrived alone in Bulgaria via Serbia by train on July 26, declaring that he was traveling on holiday.
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Lorenz Putz, 28, said he still remembered taking the train on a school trip to Rome as a teenager.
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The first step for Soares was assembling a database of Pokémon game sprites for the network to train on.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The Freeport LNG project in Texas, United States, has started production at its first liquefaction train on Aug.
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They hire and train on the job, people who were librarians or service sector workers or stay-at-home parents.
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If you're someone who can't continue to train on a regular basis, that's okay, tell us you want to learn.
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That figure includes revenue Science Care generates by hosting medical training seminars, which enable doctors to train on donated bodies.
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I'll work with whatever I have; if I had to train on the street then I'd do it without complaint.
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Moroccan-born Ayoub El-Khazzani, who opened fire on a high-speed Paris-bound train on August 21, lived there.
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In fact, Jared says they've hired a sweeping coach and train on the ice at least 2 hours a week.
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Austin said the new effort would focus on smaller numbers of people that the Pentagon could train on specific skills.
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The only thing that separates the two lives is whether or not she catches her train on one particular day.
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The Peter Luger sign was the first thing I saw as I stepped off the J train on Thursday morning.
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"But when I got off the train, on that corner, I instantly knew," said Ms. Shapiro, 51, an office administrator.
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The Los Alamos group is betting that their algorithms won't actually need to train on catastrophic earthquakes to predict them.
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They will train on Monday in Doha, where there are a number of news media engagements booked for that afternoon.
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She gave it to him as he boarded a train on his way back to his adopted home in Palestine.
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But the moment I got off the train on Christopher Street in Manhattan, I felt seen for who I was.
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Mr. Carey expressed frustration with Boeing over what he described as a rescinded invitation to train on a Max simulator.
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Few details of Kim's trip have been announced but he left Pyongyang by train on Saturday afternoon for the Feb.
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Like all things March Madness, the narrative can be overwhelming; the hype train on certain prospects is very, very real.
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"Many of these athletes have never used Technogym equipment, or may not typically train on any equipment at all," says Edwards.
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Tech is like a big train on iron tracks, and it can be hard to steer it in a different direction.
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" Shaking Up The Status Quo "I went to a beauty school where we didn't train on textured, Black, or curly hair.
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Talking about public transit, you'll be able to see your bus or train on the map, slowly moving closer to you.
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The company has an NTTS system at its disposal that only requires a few hours to train on a voice style.
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"A smart musher will train on all conditions throughout the year and know how to handle low snow conditions," he said.
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Dermot Mulroney has been starring in The Christmas Train on the Hallmark Channel Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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A group of New York City subway riders came together to remove Nazi imagery sprawled across a train on Saturday night.
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They often train people to hear better during the game, but words they don't train on they don't hear as well.
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People have to train on technology that is outdated, and there's only a small pool of people that can operate it.
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I recently traveled through the "Chunnel" by train on the final leg of a cross-European journey that began in Istanbul.
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They visited Salisbury twice by train on day trips — on the Saturday for reconnaissance and on the Sunday to poison Skripal.
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Islamic State suicide bombers hit Brussels airport and a metro train on Tuesday in the worst such assaults in Belgian history.
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At the mouth of the opening between islets into the Pacific, the setting sun threw a flickering train on the water.
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The large group descended from the train on Friday after it reached the town of Ixtepec to the northwest of Arriaga.
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At one point, all three televisions in the house would have "Soul Train" on loop, as though it were an aquarium.
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In the words of Alexander Johnson, an American skater who watched the North Koreans train on Wednesday night: "They're just people."
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One World Terrain allows our soldiers to virtually train on any terrain where they will operate from anywhere in the world.
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A post from Wuhan Railway that has since been deleted said 300,000 people traveled out of Wuhan by train on Wednesday.
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To keep his train on the tracks, Almodóvar plans out the entire shoot and then instructs his actors with great precision.
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In the first derailment this year, in late March, an Amtrak train sideswiped a New Jersey Transit train on Track 6.
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So in the absence of a frozen hilly street after an ice storm, competitors train on inline skates in skate parks.
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That has to do with how we develop the technology and what faces that you train on and so forth. Right.
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Think of an existing habit, or an existing neural pathway, as a train on a track, except it's inside your brain.
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Gui, 53, was seized by plainclothes police officers while aboard a Beijing-bound train on Saturday, according to his daughter Angela.
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One time, in the summer of 230, I waited 230 minutes for a Q train on the way to Brighton Beach.
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The reply: One had been ordered, and pilots would be able to train on it by the end of this year.
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As the economy weakens, political pressures will intensify and the policy makers will respond sufficiently to keep the train on the tracks.
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The TSA is making its data set of images available to competitors so they can train on images of people carrying weapons.
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He lay hiding under the blankets, heartbeat like a freight train on old tracks as his stepfather roared at his mother. Screams.
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The actress was accompanied by her husband at the New York premiere of her movie The Girl on the Train on Tuesday.
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"I was literally on a train on my way up to Vancouver to celebrate with the team when it launched," says Raine.
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Sketchbook | The Literati When the author of "Murder on the Orient Express" rode that very train on a journey toward true love.
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The diplomats were stopped by police after they arrived by train on Monday and were sent back, the Russian Foreign Ministry said.
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"I honestly think they should have shut the whole thing down," she said while riding the L train on a recent afternoon.
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"WE ARE delayed because of train traffic ahead of us," intoned the familiar automated message on a stalled subway train on June 27th.
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These trends are allowing women to reclaim their space physically, whether on the train, on the sidewalk, or in society as a whole.
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"Firefighters dealt with a small fire on a train on the Bakerloo line at Oxford Circus," London Fire Brigade said in a statement.
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"The Miracle Team," consists of twenty-five players from across Egypt who meet twice a week to train on a pitch in Cairo.
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Is it just that they've got data moats, so you might as well train on all of that data if you've got it?
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Investigators recovered the data recorder, a video recorder and the engineer's cellphone from the front car of the NJ Transit train on Tuesday.
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Every morning I have been waking up early to care for Yeva, my daughter, and to train, on average six hours a day.
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As I sat on the No. 1 train on my way back to my friend's apartment, I felt my heart break a bit.
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Nor did the F.A.A. require pilots who could fly the predecessor 737 to train on a simulator in order to fly the Max.
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A Metro-North train on the Hudson line to Grand Central departs hourly from Garrison, N.Y., about 10 miles east of Highland Falls.
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Owen Li took the morning train on Monday from Beijing to sample donkey burgers but had an unusually hard time buying a ticket.
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The Houston Astros, who train on the other side of the complex, are not — but their sign-stealing scandal has consumed the sport.
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Opinion After the derailment on the A train on Tuesday, I asked riders how they felt about the New York City subway system.
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Terry said the difference in driving ability between those who train on the simulator before driving and those who don't is "mind blowing."
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An Amtrak train traveling in South Carolina collided with a CSX freight train on Sunday, killing two people and injuring at least 70.
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Bryce Gowdy was struck and killed by a train on Monday, a week before he was due to join Georgia Tech's football team.
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Mr. Agovino, a foreign currency exchange trader, had been waiting 103 minutes for a train on the Media/Elwyn Line to get home.
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"Obviously, we're driving the train on this... (but) we're going to work with Congress," White House spokesman Sean Spicer told a news briefing.
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Sanctuary is starting with around 30, who Ms. Kelly and the Sanctuary team has helped vet and train on the company's reading system.
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David Fisher/REX/Shutterstock She also narrowly avoided a wardrobe malfunction, almost tripping over the train on her gown in her Jimmy Choo heels.
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Islamic State suicide bombers killed 16 people at Brussels airport - as well as 16 on a Brussels metro train - on March 22 this year.
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She responded in a serious of violent tweets in which she suggested that a group of black men should "run a train" on Palin.
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The register is for larger retailers – places with plenty of employees to train on the system, multiple locations, and a need for more speed.
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Now, this is really important, because it would allow us to have massive datasets that are quote unquote public that others can train on.
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In 223, Science Care added programs that provide body parts and lab facilities so doctors, paramedics and other health professionals can train on cadavers.
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Yared visited Meno's family in Toronto when the young pilot came to train on flight simulators in Miami twice in the past two years.
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Passengers were evacuated from a Washington Metrorail train on Thursday that was stuck in a tunnel near the Rosslyn station for about an hour.
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RIMPAC is a unequaled opportunity for countries across the Asia Pacific to work together and train on issues of common maritime interest, Schuster said.
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The garment extended into a long train on the floor, and was embroidered with the phrase "'Till death do us part" at the hem.
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US special operators train on horses and mules, in case they're working in particularly rugged environments where vehicles might now be able to go.
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A man who suffered a medical emergency died on a New Jersey Transit train on Monday, despite a doctor's best efforts to save him.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Nine Americans were injured in suicide bomb attacks on Brussels airport and a metro train on Tuesday, ABC News reported on Twitter.
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One example would be to train on a dataset that includes the break point in the text between upper and lower for the image.
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But Eurovision fans said the cost of traveling to Israel — rather than taking a bus or train on the European continent — kept many away.
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"They're under the dress," he said, waving toward the enormous train on the outfit worn by his wife, Amal, one of the event's chairwomen.
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By making the plane similar to the 737 NG, Boeing was able to persuade regulators that pilots did not need to train on simulators.
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On an N train on Thursday, Ronald Dupree, a bouncer and car salesman who grew up in Brownsville, Brooklyn, recalled his childhood pastime fondly.
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Crew members traditionally train on new routes to familiarize themselves with the signs, terrain and other physical characteristics which vary from route to route.
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Via staff told us that if a traveler didn't make it back to the train on time, it would leave the station without them.
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The derailment of a New Jersey Transit train on April 3 was caused by weak timber ties that Amtrak knew needed to be fixed.
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"I question whether it is going to make the subways better," Ms. Malale said as she rode an F train on a recent afternoon.
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The agency didn't say what kind of goods were shipped on the train on a route that took it via countries like Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan.
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It can be anything: the beautiful weather, the barista who prepares your coffee in the morning, making it to the train on time, your children.
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Few doubt that the first stretch of proposed train on the Caribbean coast — from Cancun through the Riviera Maya to Tulum — would be heavily used.
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"Even if an attacker can't train on a specific monitor model, there's still a very good chance that the attack will work anyway," Schuster says.
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This means neural networks asked to recognize objects in images need to train on images from many different angles, which requires vast amounts of data.
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The appetite for football in the community is plain to see in the summer months as the youngsters train on the pitches outside the stadium.
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Another recorder was extracted from the train on Thursday and sent to its manufacturer on Friday after investigators were unable to download data off it.
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Then when you are on the train on your way to work, you are using your cell phone ISP or the one your train provides.
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"Men are totally clueless," said Lu Lili, a 28-year-old bank employee, who was waiting for a train on Guangzhou's Line 1 to appear.
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And then there are the deep-fried momos at Momo Crave, just off the 7 train on the border of Woodside and Jackson Heights, Queens.
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After the race, which he won with a time of 210:22:209, he began to train on a track to get his speed up.
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That way, instead of requiring the algorithm to train on the entire scene, it's only training on the facial features and leaves the background sharp.
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As it's getting close to sundown the streets of the Médina are packed, like the L train on a Monday morning but, like, times ten.
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"I think to a certain degree congressional Republicans understand they are going to have to drive the train on balancing the budget," Mr. Riedl said.
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Machine learning algorithms might also be able to train on computer simulations of fast earthquakes that could one day serve as proxies for real data.
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Weights & Biases customers include Toyota's autonomous driving lab, which uses its software to monitor and record machine learning systems as they train on new data.
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"A train... carrying around 40 passengers crashed into the back of a freight train on the same track," Belgian railways SNCB said in a statement.
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"This is just abusive," said Jennifer Salles, 23, who had been waiting 25 minutes for her chance at a train on the RER A platform.
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"Now it's a little bit easier because I have few days off, and then I can go and train on grass courts," Halep told reporters.
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But the bomb a 19-year-old Damon left on a Jubilee Line train on the morning of October 20 last year was not a hoax.
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Abdul Bey, 20, was arrested on a battery charge after he allegedly got into a fight with Gerald Bisbee, 51, on a train on July 18.
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"The Burkina Faso armed forces came to us and said there were a number of different types of scenarios they wanted to train on," said Col.
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They will travel by train on Thursday to Boston, where they finished the regular season on Sunday, relieved to know they have bought themselves more time.
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An estimated 13,000 travelers arrived in Wuhan either via plane or train on Thursday before all transportation in and out of the city was shut down.
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That didn't stop Benjamin DeJesus, 50, from lugging his Mexican harp onto an A train on a recent weekday and breaking into a lilting folk song.
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One man says he has taken loans to travel for work and rides a standing-room-only train on his 1,000-mile journey to the factory.
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An estimated 246,000 travelers arrived in Wuhan via either plane or train on Thursday before all transportation in and out of the city was shut down.
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The derailment of a New Jersey Transit train on Monday resulted in four days of extraordinary upheaval for hundreds of thousands of commuters across the region.
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Buses come and go out of a central station, and a robotic voice occasionally announces the arrival of a train on the city's light rail system.
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He said Boeing had invited pilots from his union to train on a full-motion 737 Max simulator in Miami, but then had withdrawn the offer.
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Yared's brother said he traveled to Miami twice in the last two years to train on a simulator there, but he did not know which one.
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I did not want to train on Kerouac or other American road-trip material directly, as that felt like it might be cheating in a way.
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The new owners put a neon train on the roof, the concourse beneath the freestanding dome became a lobby, and the baggage room became a dining hall.
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And even if the rule works, it's likely to catch companies after they have prospered by running a train on peoples' financial lives for months or years.
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I am sitting on the train on my way home, regretting not leaving work an hour earlier so I could still buy my groceries at the mall.
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Despite complaints by WMATA Union and statement to the contrary, only Jason, his supporters, police, and press are in the train on its way to DC. pic.twitter.
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"Large companies collecting tons of data like Google, Facebook and Uber hold an advantage to train on a specific data set," said Massimiliano Versace, CEO of Neurala.
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A Friday commute turns deadly The deputy district attorney's affidavit revealed the most detailed account so far of what happened inside the light rail train on Friday.
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ATHLETES are an odd bunch, driven by the desire for a gold medal to train on early mornings and late nights and to follow obsessive diet regimens.
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ZURICH, Aug 13 (Reuters) - A man armed with a knife and flammable fluid injured six people in an attack on a Swiss train on Saturday, authorities said.
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In the show's best dance number, the chorus becomes the train on which they ride from town to town in a slogging series of one-night appearances.
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In the annual Juilliard Dances Repertory program, these dancers of the future, many of them destined for troupes like Mr. Taylor's, train on works of the past.
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The gang meets on the train on the way to Hogwarts, where I realize how desperately I want my own fat white owl and immediately miss college.
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The suicide bomb attacks targeting Brussels airport and a rush-hour metro train on Tuesday killed 31 people, including three of the attackers, and injured hundreds more.
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Carrying a wig in rollers in her purse, Ashley Callahan, who works as a theater wigmaker, stood aboard an N train on Friday, detailing her lopsided commute.
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Beckham, one of the N.F.L.'s leading receivers, simply wanted to train on his own, reflect on life and take time to "grow and mature," he said.
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Late in the evening of July 5, he stopped for the night in Nantes, a hamlet uphill from Lac-Mégantic, and parked his train on the mainline.
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" — Ricky Alexander waiting to board an A train on Tuesday "Right now it was supposed to be express, and now it's running local, and that's not right.
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Officers Gary and Marmolejo were killed instantly on Monday evening, the authorities said, after they were hit by a passenger train on the city's far South Side.
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A 34-year-old woman and the 27-year-old suspect in an attack on a Swiss train on Saturday died from their injuries, Swiss authorities said.
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Amal Clooney's dress made her a dead ringer for Belle at the Cannes Film Festival ... until the long flowing train on her dress decided to go rogue.
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At least 31 people died when Islamic State suicide bombers hit the Brussels airport and a metro train on Tuesday in the worst such attack in Belgian history.
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Franco, who will compete in men's slopestyle, lives in Mexico and has been known to train on gravel due to the lack of ski facilities in the country.
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That gives me a little bit more calmness and I can train on the whole game and not worry about sending a few out of bounds every round.
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According to the report, contract talks have not progressed as Gordon had hoped, and he will continue to train on his own in Florida for the foreseeable future.
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According to local television station KATU, he was walking up and down the aisle of a train on March 20 when he stopped and stared at a woman.
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This part of the exercise was reminiscent of the foiled terror attack on board a high-speed train on its way to Paris from Amsterdam in August 21985.
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This part of the exercise was reminiscent of the foiled terror attack on board a high-speed train on its way to Paris from Amsterdam in August 2015.
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Pilots and experts frequently refer to the runaway stabilizer trim checklist as a "memory item," an emergency procedure that pilots train on repetitively and can perform almost instinctively.
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"Most likely the first flight will be one way," Tereshkova said to journalists in Star City, Russia, where the cosmonauts train, on the fiftieth anniversary of her flight.
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A 17-year-old boy was struck and killed by a train on Saturday while taking his senior photos on a set of train tracks, Oregon authorities said.
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At least 6 people are injured after a man set a train on fire and stabbed several passengers in northeast Switzerland, according to a report by Fox News.
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In his office, Buffett not only works at the same desk his father once used, but he keeps the same model train on it that his dad did.
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Johnson's Telegraph article was published shortly after the prime minister increased Britain's threat level to "critical" after a bomb injured 29 people on a train on Friday morning.
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"Video game graphics have actually gotten good enough that you can train on raw data and have it be almost as good as real-world data," Schmidt continued.
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The low overall accuracy could be attributed to the rather small training set of a few thousand game sprites—the best neural networks train on millions of examples.
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"They surrounded the train on both sides and set up a perimeter with their automatic weapons pointing out and then searched the woods around the train," the worker said.
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The environment allowed ST teams to train on how to best prepare and pack for an extreme cold weather mission as well as perform certain tasks with decreased dexterity.
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Skiers who are injured often can't train on the slopes, but Meek says they can use VR to stay in the racing mindset, and to keep their muscles sharp.
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At least three people were killed and dozens of others were injured Monday morning when an Amtrak train on its inaugural run derailed over an interstate near Tacoma, Washington.
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There are abundant images and videos for algorithms to train on, and the resulting technology offers consumers a simple and tangible benefit in the form of lower data costs.
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It can be tempting to delay the moment by trying to train on your own, but Bergeron recommends people take the plunge no matter what physical condition they're in.
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I had Mark and James put a 10-foot train on it — I only wore it during the ceremony, so I just let it really drag down the aisle.
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She almost tripped on the train of her gown, exposing her nude briefs, but quickly covered up before the wind got the best of the train on her dress.
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Even with a relatively modest 10 hours of audio, models still take about a day to train on a GPU and considerably longer with an off-the-shelf computer.
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Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler was in attendance; so was 16-year-old Destinee Mangum, one of the young women on the train on the receiving end of the slurs.
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To kick off the second half of Train, Olofmeister set up on top of a train on Bombsite B and fired into Na'Vi's smokescreen, whittling down the team's health.
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Like the train on the East Coast, there was no rush, but this many people with luggage heading down one narrow platform made for chaos, to say the least.
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The attacks started with an ax-wielding teenager on a train on July 203 and ended with a backpack bomber on the terrace of a wine bar on Sunday.
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But none of the play-by-play seemed to matter much to a dozen or so commuters on platforms and on a Newark-to-Manhattan train on Tuesday morning.
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Just last week, a crowd of devoted Beyoncé fans were stranded on a broken-down train on their way to the singer's concert at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford.
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Runners train on dirt roads and rolling hills, as well as one challenging route known as "the big dipper," which is a steep hill that goes for a mile.
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Aaron Minnifield, 22, rides the train on the weekend from his home in Waterbury to Bridgeport where he is taking classes at the New England Tractor Trailer Training School.
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Some directed trains through at a crawl, a job that requires signal maintainers to hand-crank rail switches into position and then guide each passing train on its way.
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"Working class or poorer people — we're getting pushed farther and farther out, so it definitely impacts us more," Ms. Glasgow said while riding the No. 4 train on Wednesday.
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Ms. Gerashchenko, the Ukrainian lawmaker, said she often delivered equipment herself and arrived in town by train on Friday with an unarmed surveillance drone and a night-vision scope.
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Investigators were to retrieve the event recorder, which tracks speed, braking and other data, from the rear of the train on Thursday night, Dinh-Zarr said during a news conference.
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The chatter stunned riders of the L train on Wednesday: The tunnel that carries the subway line between Manhattan and Brooklyn could be shut down for more than a year.
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One fan nabbed a picture with Styles while he was on board a Eurostar train on his way to Lille after spending a few days in London ahead of filming.
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The wider band makes this an ideal bra for high impact sports like running, and if you cross train on the days you aren't running, it will do double duty.
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There still is a role for nascent entities such as the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation but, by and large, America has missed the train on the new Silk Roads.
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Yet even if the strategy keeps a rickety Trump train on the tracks, Republicans have grave doubts as to whether it can carry him to his final White House destination.
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I board the train on a Saturday morning, and face a gaggle of schoolkids in uniform, lines ofbusinessmen with badges on their lapels, squadrons of young women in dark suits.
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Top-tier players typically train on second-rate fields at best, rely on the hand-me-down uniforms of men, and have to foot the bill when they get injured.
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Islamic State suicide bombers hit Brussels airport and a metro train on Tuesday, killing at least 218 people and wounding some 270 in the worst such attack in Belgian history.
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Islamic State suicide bombers hit Brussels airport and a metro train on Tuesday, killing at least 31 people and wounding some 270 in the worst such attack in Belgian history.
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"USA Hockey sincerely regrets that fans in Traverse City will not have the opportunity to see the U.S. Women's National Team train on this occasion," it said in a statement.
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You still need to train on our aircraft, but make sure the people that are training together, you keep the numbers small, and this is how you limit the exposure.
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It is true that so many fans went to watch Boca train on Thursday that the City Council — angered that they had exceeded the stadium's capacity — decided to close it.
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It's been a dark couple of days for transportation in the U.S. An Amtrak passenger train on a new high-speed route derailed on a highway overpass in Washington State.
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Coffee shops (high ceilings, cement floors, and exposed tile), airports (high ceilings, hard surfaces, intercoms, inconsequential beeping), and public transit (the screeching of a train on the track) all guaranteed headaches.
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The conductor had just swung himself on when the train gave a great lurch to the east, followed by another to the west, which threw the whole train on its side.
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I still have those movements, of course, running late for the train on the way out the door, down on my hands and knees, checking under desks and behind sofa cushion.
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In a genuinely stunning moment, Paige opted to stay behind, in a sequence that silently played out in devastating fashion, as she disembarked the train on which her parents were fleeing.
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The US Navy is having its sailors train on an aircraft carrier weapon system that the service is planning to rip out of its Nimitz-class carriers due to its ineffectiveness.
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The subways slowed down markedly in 1995, after a J train plowed into the back of an M train on the Williamsburg Bridge, killing the operator and injuring forty-five passengers.
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I think what you're going to find is that there's going to be very, very unique things that you're going to want to train on as you go to different cities.
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On the other hand, Ward, Hinojos, and Hajjar planted their feet and plowed through the songs, keeping the train on the track while their other members ran wildly through the cars.
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Ten days later, a 71-year old grandmother was slashed across the cheek with a razor while she was riding the 6 train on her way to work in the morning.
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IDC's Llamas foresees a future where workers train on virtual forklifts, taking the multi-million dollar pieces of machinery for a spin in VR, with no risk of injury or accidents.
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Deep learning algorithms train on a batch of related data — like pictures of human faces — and are then fed more and more data, which steadily improve the software's pattern-matching accuracy.
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It costs about 85 euros per month per horse in training at the Chantilly training center, and a few extras depending on which track you get your horses to train on.
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Instead, he says, many come up through a network of cycling leagues and clubs that train on three rugged Andean ranges — something that has helped Colombia become Latin America's cycling superpower.
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"Obviously, we're driving the train on this," Sean Spicer, the White House press secretary, told reporters on Monday as he deflected basic questions about what the president's proposal would look like.
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A white man riding on that train on Friday began screaming anti-Muslim insults at a black 16-year-old girl and her 17-year-old Muslim friend wearing a hijab.
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And that's all aside from the spotlight Giuliani has helped train on Biden's family, something that would have inevitably come at some point in the campaign, but has caught Biden vulnerable.
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The Amtrak train, the No. 11 train on the Coast Starlight route along the Pacific Coast from Seattle to Los Angeles, pulled out of the Eugene station around 5:10 p.m.
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UFC Hall of Famer Matt Hughes is "not yet awake" and remains hospitalised following an accident in which the truck he was driving was hit by an oncoming train on Friday.
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It has not said 737 pilots should train on one of the new simulators to fly a 737 MAX, which has larger engines mounted slightly more forward than the previous model.
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French investigators wish to speak with the Chechen man who accompanied the blogger, Imran Aliev, 44, from his home in Belgium to northern France via train on January 29, the official said.
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Related: Learn the Depressing Vocabulary of '70s Korean Sweatshops Robot Artists Compete for Thousands of Dollars at This Painting Competition Watch a Robotic Arm Keep a Toy Train on an Infinite Loop
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West — who gave birth to daughter Ava Laverne five weeks ago — looked radiant in a long-sleeved gold velvet dress, which hit mid-thigh and featured a long train on one side.
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In the latest deadly accident, the fourth involving an Amtrak train since early December, the passenger train struck a parked CSX freight train on a siding in South Carolina, killing two people.
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He regained consciousness, and Rivera notified a nearby police officer to radio an ambulance and wait with the man, while he rushed off to get his wife to the train on time.
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Every driver will train on trucks equipped with new safety technology including active braking collision mitigation systems, video event capture, and a speed governor set at 65 miles per hour or below.
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In Pearl County, Mississippi, a train on the Norfolk Southern line derailed Saturday morning when the tracks washed out due to flash flooding, said Danny Manley with Pearl River County Emergency Management.
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In an unrelated accident on Thursday, three people were killed when their vehicle crashed into a Multan-bound train on an unmanned railway crossing near Fateh Jang, another town in Punjab Province.
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These include the size of the neural network being baked, the amount of pretraining data, how that pretraining data is masked and how long the neural network gets to train on it.
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Flames engulfed one carriage and raced along a train on a west London route to Parsons Green, forcing passengers to trample others as they rushed for an exit, an eyewitness told Reuters.
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Riding a No. 2 train on Tuesday morning, Parlan McGaw, 61, a copy editor for Life Books, said many of his co-workers who live in other boroughs would probably miss work.
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On Friday, there was a new Twitter post: The mayor riding the Q train on the Upper East Side when "the AC was working, thankfully," Eric F. Phillips, his press secretary, said.
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"Our new large-scale translation model takes a full day to train on 32 of the world's best commercially available GPU's," Dean told a group of reporters in a press briefing this week.
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Though I get onto my train on time, the trains are running super slowly, the express is running on the local line, the 2 is running on the F line... and so on.
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Lately, the FBI, while acting without the customary supervision of the Justice Department, appears to be a runaway train on a collision course with the concept of fairness in next week's presidential election.
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Katie Smith, a student at Fordham University in New York City, said she was aboard a train on the NJ Transit Morris & Essex Line to attend a summer college course she is taking.
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The diplomats, among them U.S. military and naval attaches, were removed from a train on Monday in northern Russia near the site of a mysterious military testing accident that took place in August.
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A fire swept through a Pakistani train on Thursday, killing at least 65 people and injuring nearly 40 after a gas canister that passengers were using to cook breakfast exploded, government officials said.
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They appear more likely to insist that their pilots — many of whom have less experience than their American, European and Canadian counterparts — train on simulators, according to a person briefed on the discussions.
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And they said that while crews based in the United States were almost always completely qualified before deploying, ships based overseas and juggling multiple missions relied on a "train on the margins" approach.
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Sugimoto was born and raised in Tokyo, the son of parents who worked in the pharmaceutical industry; it was near here that he first saw the sea, while traveling by train on holiday.
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Bong Joon-ho's grim adaptation of the graphic novel "Le Transperceneige" turns a post-apocalyptic train, on which surviving humans are living, into an allegory and a microcosm of class divides and dictatorships.
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"They've been building up the services business for several years, knowing full well that at some point the gravy train on smart phones is going to end," said Bob O'Donnell, head of Technalysis Research.
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While Morrison is expected to corroborate parts of Taylor's account, he is also expected to paint a picture of the NSC keeping the train on the tracks and not carrying out any illegal actions.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Flames engulfed one carriage and raced along a train on a west London route to Parsons Green, forcing passengers to trample others as they rushed for an exit, an eyewitness told Reuters.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The bombing of a packed London commuter train on Friday prompted officials to beef up security on New York City's subway system, major commuter rail networks, at airports and other locations.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British police hunting those behind a bomb which injured 29 people on a London train on Friday said they had arrested an 18-year-old man in a move described as significant.
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"I think it's important for the soldiers to train on land that they may have to defend some day," said Major General John Gronski, deputy commander, U.S. Army Europe, observing the exercise in Lithuania.
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Related: We Don't Mind Waiting for These Stop-Motion Analog Loading Screens Watch a Robotic Arm Keep a Toy Train on an Infinite Loop An Artist Draws The Entire Internet With Crowd-Sourced Input
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A railways official said the driver of the train told authorities he had applied brakes and honked on sighting the crowd near the tracks, but was not able to stop the train on time.
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Bong Joon Ho's pre-Parasite breakthrough (in the West) is a high-concept post-apocalyptic thriller about a train on an infinite track, housing all the humans alive, on a snow-covered, lifeless Earth.
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It takes her four minutes to find parking and walk to the platform, where she waits for the train on the same rectangle each day with her roller bag and floral print lunch bag.
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If there were any lingering doubts about the urgency of the comprehensive repairs to the tracks at Pennsylvania Station in Manhattan, the derailment of another commuter train on Thursday night should have quashed them.
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I drove myself slightly crazy trying to turn off the timeline once my trip was over (waiting for the train on the Monday back to work is not a memory I want to retain).
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Mr. Goody's death is believed to leave only two surviving members of the unarmed 210-man gang that staged the robbery, an audacious, nighttime ambush of the Glasgow-to-London Royal Mail train on Aug.
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CNBC has learned that Michael Cohen, the former personal lawyer for President Trump, took a train on Monday to Washington from New York to talk to investigators from the office of special counsel Robert Mueller.
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Some members of United's firm that I knew would take acid on the train on the way to away games, and then have a row with one of the local firms when they got there.
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" According to documents, medical personnel wrote "Bostian believes he kept his hands on the wheel at the time of the accident, and thinks he was able to get out of the train on his own.
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CAIRO, Sept 15 (Reuters) - Islamic State has claimed responsibility for a blast on Friday that injured 22 people on a packed commuter train on the London underground network, the militant group's Amaq news agency said.
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Here's Marshawn Lynch proving an ejection on national TV can't take the Beast out of his soul, leading an Oakland train on an explicit (yet awesome) chant dissing the rival Chiefs, moments after the game.
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As America lurched toward another Election Day like a train on the verge of breakdown, both major parties seemed less focused on winning support than fighting over who got to vote in the first place.
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At BOLT, each flight reserves a week to train on new tasks and everyone from the newest airman to the most experienced non-commissioned officer hones their skills at maintaining the aircraft as a whole.
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Twenty-two NATO firefighters from Bulgaria, Latvia, Lithuania and the Czech Republic were the first to train on Ramstein's new F-15 Mobile Aircraft Fire Training asset, a mock-up aircraft in development since 2018.
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At the end of the night, I got a veggie burger at 2 AM with my friend Anders at Sugar Cafe and then fell asleep on the M train on my way home to Brooklyn.
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Related: A Robot Challenged a Sword Master to a Battle of Blades Watch a Robotic Arm Keep a Toy Train on an Infinite Loop These Intimate Photos Will Make You Rethink Your Fear of Robots
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Emily Blunt plays Rachel Watson, an alcoholic who has lost her job and her marriage and who spies from the train on her cheating ex-husband (Justin Theroux) and his new wife Anna (Rebecca Ferguson).
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We've been waiting all night to see Lady Gaga step onto the red carpet, and we have to say, Mother did not disappoint (here's hoping we get to see that sweeping train on the main stage).
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On June 30, the Japan Railway Company will roll out a Hello Kitty-themed bullet train on the &aposSanyo Shinkansen Line&apos operating between Osaka and Fukuoka, featuring eight 500-series cars, The Japan Times reports.
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After boarding a MAX light-rail train on May 26, Christian went on a tirade directed at two African-American teenagers, one who was wearing a traditional Muslim hijab, according to witnesses and a police affidavit.
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Pueblo Sin Fronteras director Mujica told Mexican radio from Campo Nuevo in the eastern state of Veracruz that he was with about 150 migrants from the caravan who were waiting to board a train on Friday.
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You can also set location-based reminders for the Echo Loop so, for example, it will vibrate to remind you to pick up groceries when you get off the train on the way home from work.
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All Layla wants to do is float in the deep end of the pool but that desire comes with a price: she has to allow the other teenage boys to run a train on her first.
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Instead of bringing people together to come up with tangible solutions, it sought to make headlines by suspending "Sea Year," the cornerstone of the curriculum during which our male and female midshipmen train on commercial vessels.
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LONDON, Sept 15 (Reuters) - Flames engulfed one carriage and raced along a train on a west London route to Parsons Green, forcing passengers to trample others as they rushed for an exit, an eyewitness told Reuters.
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SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un, left the country's capital by train on Saturday, starting a journey across China to his planned summit meeting with President Trump in Vietnam in the coming week.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British police arrested a second man over the bombing of a London commuter train on Friday that injured 30 people and the security services lowered the threat level for an attack from its highest setting.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A woman shoved an unsuspecting traveler off a New York City subway platform into the path of an approaching train on Monday afternoon, killing the victim instantly as bystanders watched in horror, police said.
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A 20-year-old New Jersey woman is undergoing a mental evaluation after police officers claim they watched her randomly push a 5-year-old girl in front of an oncoming train on Friday night, PEOPLE confirms.
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It'll then compare these metrics to the baseline calculated on your first three nights of sleep, and spit out a number between -50 and +50 to indicate how ready you are to train on a given day.
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In Sydney the map will show how crowded the bus or train on Transport New South Wales is in real time, so you will know whether you'll be taking a seat or preparing for a squished ride.
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And in December, a passenger train on a newly opened Amtrak route jumped the tracks on an overpass near Seattle, slamming rail cars into a busy highway, killing at least three people and injuring about 100 others.
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And they said that while crews based in the United States were almost always completely qualified before deploying from their American ports, ships based overseas and juggling multiple missions relied on a "train on the margins" approach.
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She realizes she is in danger, and with the help of an older woman is able to flee the train on foot, running through dark tunnels and into the light, into a kind of rebirth or paradise.
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Kuczynski said the Chinese railway company, which he did not name, was interested in building a commuter train on Peru's central coast that he has pitched as part of his bid to boost economic growth through infrastructure development.
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And it kind of learns what X-rays look like from the private data, and then it becomes smart enough to generate its own X-ray images that are inherently not private, that other people can train on.
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Modi was speaking a week after a 16-year old Muslim boy was stabbed to death on a train on suspicion of possessing beef, the latest of an estimated 28 people killed in cow-related violence since 2010.
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Actor William Hurt was set to play Gregg Allman in a biopic, "Midnight Rider," but filming was suspended in 2014 when an assistant camera operator was struck and killed by a train on the movie's rural Georgia set.
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China Central Television, the main state television network, reported on Monday that 14.4 million people traveled by train on Saturday, the first day of the holiday week, an increase of 15 percent over the same time last year.
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Ms. Ciesemier is the co-host of the health podcast "That That Don't Kill Me." I am standing near the door of the subway car as the train on the Seventh Avenue line comes to an abrupt stop.
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By limiting the differences between the models, Boeing would save airlines time and money by not putting their 737 pilots in simulators for hours to train on the new aircraft, making a switch to the Max more appealing.
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SEOUL/HANOI (Reuters) - North Korean leader Kim Jong Un made his way across China by train on Sunday, media reported, bound for a high-stakes second nuclear summit with U.S. President Donald Trump in Vietnam's capital of Hanoi.
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The migrants take the train on to Bihac, from where they try to sneak past border guards get to Croatia and then deeper into the EU. I am not here to write about them, but I join them anyway.
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But after President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador took office in December, he said the deal would not be renewed because public funds were needed for other tourism booster projects such as building the "Mayan Train" on the Yucatan Peninsula.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A British student, who left a homemade bomb packed with ball bearings and shrapnel on a London underground train on its way to the Canary Wharf financial district last October, was jailed for 15 years on Friday.
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But new entrances are under construction at the First Avenue stop for the L train on East 14th Street, to allow passengers to enter that station from Avenue A. In the meantime, five city bus lines serve the neighborhood.
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It's the best site we've found for streaming endless background noise, whether it's the click-clack of a train on a track, the tinkle of coffee cups getting cleared away, or the sound of wind whistling through the trees.
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With his native Texas drawl, the boyish energy of a man who built and runs a train on his 40-acre estate, and a preacher's conviction, Mr. Lanier has exacted giant-killer jury verdicts from Johnson & Johnson and Merck.
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After months of planning, they decided to go ahead with it, hosting a Thanksgiving dinner — bird and all — on a Brooklyn-bound L train on Sunday, since the lengthy delays on that line allowed time for staging a meal.
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On Monday, the first glimmers of information began to surface about the two young men who are suspects in the crude bombing of an Underground subway train on Friday morning, in what the authorities have called a terrorist attack.
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FIVE DAYS: THE TRAIN on Acorn TV. The second season of this five-part BBC mini-series revolves around two cases: that of a baby found abandoned in a hospital and that of a young person who commits suicide.
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At one station on Hong Kong's mass-transit railway, people wearing the black shirts favoured by protesters were attacked by stick-wielding men in white shirts as they emerged from their train on their way home from the latest protest.
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He has kept the freight train on the tracks in Melbourne, rumbling past No. 4 seed Stan Wawrinka in the fourth round and No. 23 seed Gaël Monfils in the quarterfinals on Wednesday, 25-26, 22-26, 23-25, 133-213.
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In another cringe-worthy episode, it was revealed during a historical tour of Savannah, Ga., that Porsha Williams, a granddaughter of the civil rights activist Hosea Williams, believed that the Underground Railroad had been a literal train, on railroad tracks.
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In the meantime, one thing all sides accept is the importance of Britain and the EU co-operating on crime, security and counter-terrorism: a necessity reinforced by the latest, botched terrorist bombing of a London Tube train on September 15th.
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Opponents of the North Carolina law say the state's argument about precipitous disruption of election law is weak, arguing that the 4th Circuit ruling left plenty of time for election workers to train on operating without voter ID in place.
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Despite having plans to remove the SSTD from its carriers, a project that should be completed by 2023, the Navy continues to have sailors train on the system, even as the service reviews training to identify potential detriments to readiness.
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One of the things we train on is to dispel inaccurate rumors and ultimately that is what was occurring — ultimately what the Alabama office did is provide a forecast with their tweet, that is what they get paid to do.
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In a testimony delivered to Congress in September, John Pendleton, director of defense capabilities and management in the Government Accountability Office (GAO), said the Navy was operating on what people in the service call a 'train on the margins' approach.
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Deep learning algorithms can train on millions of pictures of cats and dogs so that when your in-house security camera sees the dog in your house, it will know that it was Rover, not Garfield, who knocked over the vase.
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Whomever party leaders choose in internal elections this week will be the de facto generals in the drag-out fight against the torrent of investigations and other scrutiny that newly ascendant Democrats will train on Mr. Trump and his administration.
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SEOUL, South Korea — A South Korean train on Friday crossed into North Korea for the first time in a decade, as the two countries began a joint study on renovating the North's decrepit rail system and linking it to the South's.
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When the family hops on a train on Thursday to visit relatives for Thanksgiving, Ms. Yates will be carrying nut-free chocolate, gluten-free banana bread and two containers of stuffing – a nut-free version and a gluten-free version.
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The Pentagon plans to take on a bigger role in vetting foreign students coming to train on U.S. military bases after a Saudi national shot and killed three people at a Navy base in Florida while there for aviation training.
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Sliders from host nations have enjoyed a competitive edge in recent Winter Games as they have the opportunity to train on the Olympic track more often than their rivals and are familiar with every twist and turn on the course.
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One of the things we train on is to dispel inaccurate rumors and ultimately that is what was occurring— ultimately what the Alabama office did is provide a forecast with their tweet, that is what they get paid to do.
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U.S. National Transportation Safety Board vice chairman Bella Dinh-Zarr told a separate news conference in Hoboken that investigators would retrieve the event recorder, which tracks speed, braking and other data, from the rear of the train on Thursday night.
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"I love the accents of the pearls," Metz told PEOPLE on the red carpet of the lace design with pearl embroidery on the neckline and hemline, adding that she had to be careful of people stepping on her train on the carpet.
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The Japanese government is bankrolling a $100 million, state-of-the-art R&D center near the nuclear plant where robot operators train on digital models of the reactors in a giant 3-D Holo Stage and on life-size physical mock-ups.
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As the two Koreas make steady progress toward reconciliation — a South Korean train on Friday traveled across the border into the North for the first time in a decade — there are mounting concerns that peace efforts may overshadow the denuclearization of North Korea.
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Actually, it was a simple white multilayered tulle slip that Ms. Dotto, who was singing the lead role of Violetta, had affixed over a pair of jeans, so she could get used to moving in a long train on a restricted stage.
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We boarded the train on a bright, breezy Chicago day, but the weather turned and the sky bloomed a threatening purple as we pulled out of Union Station and headed south and west, into the great green sea of early summer corn.
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It was standing-room-only in a Queens-bound train on the E line, and Lada Rud was talking about how the Metropolitan Transportation Authority has been removing some seats from some E trains to provide more of the same: standing room.
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On Thursday, they released video of a young man surfing on the back of a northbound 23 train on Tuesday night, in the area of West 231th Street and Seventh Avenue in Manhattan, who they said had then pulled the emergency brake.
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Mr. Bostian was driving a Washington-to-New York train on May 12, 2015, when he accelerated to a speed of 106 miles per hour as the train entered a curved section of track whose designated speed was less than half that.
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Prosecutors told the jurors that Christian boarded the light rail train on May 26, 2017 and began yelling racist, anti-Muslim and xenophobic slurs at the two black women, one of whom was an immigrant from Somalia and was wearing a Muslim headscarf.
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The Immigrant Movement International space, a storefront near the 7 train on Roosevelt Avenue in Corona, Queens, now serves as a platform for artists interested in immigration issues to collaborate with immigrants, while simultaneously providing services and classes that are useful to these populations.
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Based on the 2014 film in which the remnants of humanity exist on a single massive train on a frozen Earth, TBS's Snowpiercer will pick up a couple of years later, where Jennifer Connelly tries to keep a strict, class-based society in order.
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Nordenman said the troops are an "important political signal for the US and NATO," adding that they will "allow the US and its NATO allies to train on terrain that they would have to fight on" in the event of an armed conflict with Russia.
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Image 22015 of 21 MEXICO CITY – Mexico&aposs president-elect announced an even more ambitious proposal for a train on the Yucatan peninsula Monday that would link nearly all the region&aposs main tourist draws and cost double or more than the previously announced figure.
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PUKHRAYAN, India/NEW DELHI, Nov 21 (Reuters) - Indian rescue workers picked their way through the last of the mangled carriages of a derailed train on Monday to pull out more bodies from a disaster that killed at least 133 people and injured more than 1503.
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The [South Carolina] crash that happened this weekend, the preliminary indications suggest that a switch was thrown into the wrong position, and the Amtrak train was diverted to the wrong track [which was owned by another company, CSX] with an existing train [on it].
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Sofia Vergara ("Modern Family") wore a vampy white strapless gown from Los Angeles designer Mark Zunino, cooling herself with a little fan attached to an iPhone, as Felicity Huffman from "American Crime" entertained photographers, flipping around the long train on her blue lace dress.
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There is a heist aboard a speeding train, on an elevated mountain track, that has nothing to do with outer space and plenty to do with avoiding mortal peril by a whisker: precisely the sort of rampant gamble that Dr. Jones used to enjoy.
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LONDON — An 18-year-old Iraqi asylum seeker was sentenced on Friday to life in prison in Britain after he was convicted of attempted murder in the botched bombing last September of a rush-hour train on the London Underground, which injured 30 people.
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This tweet signaled to the president's fervent loyalists that Gillespie was on board the Trump train on the gamut of hot button issues from Confederate monuments to women's rights to immigrant rights to minority rights to criminal justice matters like felons' rights, clemency and commutation.
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Like all AI systems, facial recognition software requires stacks of information to train on, and although there are a number of sizable and freely available face databases available (ranging in size from thousands to millions of images), there was nothing documenting faces before and after HRT.
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"To put this into perspective, our new large-scale translation model takes a full day to train on 32 of the world's best commercially available GPU's—while one 1/8th of a TPU pod can do the job in an afternoon," Google wrote in a statement.
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Fazio also highlighted that Boeing's sales contract with Southwest — which currently operates the biggest 737 Max fleet in the US — offered the airline $7873 million per plane if pilots, already trained on the older 737NG, were required to train on a simulator before flying the Max.
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Their "group-equivariant" CNNs could detect rotated or reflected features in flat images without having to train on specific examples of the features in those orientations; spherical CNNs could create feature maps from data on the surface of a sphere without distorting them as flat projections.
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I remember when I worked in an office as a phone sex operator, I would read her book "Gettin' Buck Wild" on the train on the way to work while feeling embarrassed when other commuters would see the cover of the book and wink at me.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry spoke with his Belgian counterpart and they agreed that the attacks on Brussels airport and a metro train on Tuesday "underscored the need for a continued and concerted push by all nations to counter violent extremism," the U.S. State Department said.
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Keeping your shows stored offline will allow you to watch them when you don't have a Wi-Fi or cellular connection, like on an underground train, on an airplane (the Wi-Fi on planes still largely blocks streaming services) or out in the woods on a camping trip.
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U.S. National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) investigators said they retrieved one event recorder from the locomotive in the rear of the train on Thursday night but were unable to download its information, so they sent it to the manufacturer under board supervision on Friday to capture the data.
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Railroad union hearsay alleges that the two locomotive engineers lost track of where they were because much — if not all — previous route qualification training had taken place at night when busy freight railroad traffic could accommodate the luxury of a non-revenue passenger train on multiple training runs.
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Samsung has acquired Innoetics, a startup out of Greece that has developed text-to-speech and voice-to-speech technology that can, among other things, listen to a person speaking, train on what that person is saying, and then read out a piece of completely unrelated text in that same voice.
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The actress, who attended the event with Ralph Lauren, arrived on the early side of the red carpet, but managed to keep everyone talking pretty much through the evening thanks to the extra-extra-long train on her custom trench gown, which required some assistance in getting up the museum's steps.
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"CCTV footage taken from the train on August 2016 shows Mr Corbyn and his team walked past empty, unreserved seats in coach H before walking through the rest of the train to the far end, where his team sat on the floor and started filming," the company said in a statement.
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In particular, this intensely different way of experiencing content reminds me of the cinematic lore of the "train effect": In the early days of cinema, a train on the screen approached the audience, and — alarmed by how realistic the imagery appeared — the moviegoers panicked and ran out of the theater.
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Yamamoto had built his own gym to train on his own terms and as his own career wound down, successful youngsters began to trickle out of the small Yamamoto Sports Academy: the respectable Issei Tamura, the wily Kotetsu Boku, and the hot young prospect Yusuke Yachi to name a few.
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Crystal Young, chairwoman of the conductor/tower division of the Transport Workers Union chapter representing M.T.A. workers, said the change stemmed from a dramatic and much-publicized delay in June, when a train on the F line broke down, and riders were stuck in darkness and stifling heat for 45 minutes.
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In New York, of course, location is key and political groups from all areas of the spectrum have seen the Manhattan Bridge's appeal: Wall Street and the Statue of Liberty looming at one end and a captive audience on the north side from riders on the J train on the neighboring Williamsburg Bridge.
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The study, conducted by Amtrak for the Southern Rail Commission, also showed it would cost $2628 million to operate a daily roundtrip train on the shuttered Gulf Coast route if states chip in under a 28503 law that allows Amtrak to contract with local governments to provide increased service on shorter routes.
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Let's just say, it wasn't nearly as long as the couple was planning on... According to Gypsy's testimony at Godejohn's November 2018 trial for the murder of Dee Dee, which was obtained by the Springfield News-Leader, after leaving Blanchard's home in Missouri, she and Godejohn arrived in Wisconsin by train on June 13, 2015.
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Nearly three weeks after Chopra, 36, and Jonas, 26, tied the knot during a Western wedding in Chopra's home country of India at the Umaid Bhawan Palace in Jodhpur, Rajasthan, the "Right Now" singer posted a cheeky split photo of him carefully avoiding Chopra's train on both the Met Gala red carpet in 2017 and at their wedding.
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Hadid wore an asymmetrical long-sleeve Tommy Hilfiger mini dress that featured a sculptural shoulder on one side, an off-the-shoulder design on the other, plus a skirt that was split into a mini on one side and had a full tulle train on the other, all paired with Wolford fishnet tights and Jacquie Aiche jewels.
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The singer is currently gearing up to head out with bandmate Robby Takac and Train on a co-headlining tour kicking off on June 7, and he tells PEOPLE that the band's days on the road now look a lot different than the shenanigans they'd get into on tour in the late '90s and early 2000s.
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But the agency has previously identified 22012 train accidents since 22012 that killed some 22012 people and injured 20113,22011 that could have been prevented had trains and tracks been equipped with Positive Train Control (PTC), a system that automatically slows speeding trains, prevents train-on-train collisions and stops a train from passing through misaligned tracks.
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Skarsgård's repeated hipshot half-naked posturing—in the rain, in a face-off with a CGI gorilla, on a moving train, on a boat, in every setting he can find—has an effective allure, but it's also faintly hilarious, as though he's trying to pose for that romance-novel cover, and can't settle on a backdrop.
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Harrison, whose parents split up when he was 3, took a train on his own several times a week after school to the training site in Manchester, where it felt as if he completed the same drill every day: receiving a ball on the left wing, accelerating down the sideline and swinging a left-footed cross into the box.
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And therein lies both the strength of the Bush camp and the danger he poses to all the candidates around him: The $100 million-plus PAC is a financial leviathan, giving Bush's team all the funding it needs to go hard after his establishment rivals but still have plenty left to train on those running in neighboring campaign lanes.
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Since then, of course, Americans have been subjected to plenty of mass shootings and acts of terror, primarily by U.S-born white men, as well as one by an unvetted Saudi military pilot whom the Trump administration permitted to train on a Florida base, where he murdered three American sailors with a locally bought Glock handgun.
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Sailors continue to train on the Read more: US aircraft carriers are the world's most powerful ships and are nearly impossible to kill — here's whyThe ATTDS, part of the broader Surface Ship Torpedo Defense (SSTD) system, is installed and operational aboard the Eisenhower, as well as the USS Harry S. Truman, USS George H.W. Bush, USS Nimitz, and USS Theodore Roosevelt.
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U.S. military tanks arrived in Washington, D.C., via train on Tuesday ahead of their use in President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's July 85033 "Salute to America" event on the National Mall.
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