The Arctic is estimated to be home to 13% of the world's undiscovered oil and 30% of its undiscovered natural gas.
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Some of the most likely contenders for new particles have been ruled out; supersymmetry, the idea that every particle has an undiscovered partner, continues to go undiscovered.
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The US Geological Survey made headlines in 2008 when it estimated that the Arctic region contained 30% of the world's undiscovered gas and 13% of its undiscovered oil.
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According to Interior Department estimates, the areas of the outer continental shelf that it oversees contain 90 billion barrels of undiscovered oil and 327 trillion cubic feet of undiscovered natural gas.
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The U.S. government estimates the Outer Continental Shelf in the Gulf of Mexico contains about 48 billion barrels of undiscovered technically recoverable oil and 141 trillion cubic feet of undiscovered technically recoverable gas.
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That is based primarily on a decade-old U.S. Geological Survey report that estimated 13 percent of the world's undiscovered oil and 30 percent of its undiscovered natural gas lies in the Arctic.
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What are some undiscovered destinations in the country worth seeing?
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Scientists are currently on the hunt for undiscovered antibacterial compounds.
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A world undiscovered by some, in our own backyard. 4.
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I heard it was the undiscovered gem of the marketplace.
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That's straight out of Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country.
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Her bones lay undiscovered, amid mud and maritime detritus, until now.
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It is quite possible that huge undiscovered frauds are taking place.
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It's a destination in our own backyard and yet still undiscovered.
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He has established himself as an expert in finding undiscovered plots.
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"That's why they were undiscovered for so long," Dr. Funch said.
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Is it wise to deny the existence of yet-undiscovered benefits?
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They determined it belonged to previously undiscovered species of human ancestor.
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To that end, he strives to find undiscovered aspects of each score.
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We may be in for some as-yet-undiscovered shipwrecks as well.
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Hint: In addition to previously undiscovered talent, she has stellar industry connections.
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""There's probably, in every natural museum in the country, one undiscovered species.
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These are the noble gases, undiscovered previously because they are chemically inert.
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On Taylor Swift's yacht, a trophy case full of previously undiscovered minerals.
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The bodies of the List family would go undiscovered for a month.
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And he promised me he could make me his new undiscovered talent.
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She was 20, an undiscovered talent, and it was a Monday night.
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Are there undiscovered genes that counter the ones pushing people to overeat?
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Scientists say there are likely to be many more undiscovered dead ones.
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There are three other missing statues from the heist that remain undiscovered.
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The superstars are tasked with helping undiscovered hip-hop artists pursue their dreams.
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For nearly 50 years the banner lay undiscovered in a Leeds charity shop.
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This is some of the most fascinating undiscovered history of the modern age.
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These are undiscovered treasures which I wanted to bring into the 21st century.
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For a brief moment I even think, I'm clearly an undiscovered fragrance savant!
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"There might be many more undiscovered asteroids out there like it," Ye said.
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Every month, a trove of undiscovered worlds arrive in bookstores, waiting for explorers.
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"We have a lot of undiscovered talent here in the area," Visoutsri said.
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If you're always itching for something undiscovered, I have bad news for you.
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The exoplanet of our dreams, often referred to as Earth 294, remains undiscovered.
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And what's the reason for this newfound and previously undiscovered pot of anger?
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As far as I was concerned, undiscovered forms of hilarity were always welcome.
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Vescovo found undiscovered species as he visited places no human had gone before.
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It's host to a number of endangered species, and, likely, many undiscovered ones.
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One of Ray Charles' posthumous albums is called "Rare Genius: The Undiscovered Masters."
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The site notes that about 50 of those specimens had been previously undiscovered.
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Anthony Bourdain traveled the world, bringing into American homes cuisine and cultures otherwise undiscovered.
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However, their deaths went undiscovered until their relatives reported them missing the following day.
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If an undiscovered STI has caused the problem, it's well-established after that long.
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The USGS estimates how much oil is considered to be undiscovered but technically recoverable.
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Many of these undiscovered aquatic animals are gelatinous, and, as a result, super fragile.
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Imagine if you could tick 20 undiscovered worlds off your list before space lunchtime.
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"He thought it was great art that was undiscovered and unappreciated," Mr. Gilman said.
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Geography — natural and human — has everything to do with why the city remained undiscovered.
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"There's probably, in every natural museum in the country, one undiscovered species," she said.
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The estimate consists of "undiscovered and technically recoverable" resources of "continuous" oil and gas.
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The physics world is now abuzz with the possibility of a undiscovered fundamental force.
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The discovery drives home just how much native biodiversity may remain undiscovered in Madagascar.
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But for a series of fortunate events, the young actress might have remained undiscovered.
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This phantom sound is a symptom of an underlying cause that often remains undiscovered.
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This modern resort in Patagonia is relatively undiscovered, but the slopes can be stunning.
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On an unrelated note, researchers found a previously undiscovered species of oviraptorosaur in Mongolia.
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Instead, it&aposs a glitch that went undiscovered in the game&aposs development process.
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It can also search for small and thus far undiscovered objects in nearby space.
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The only people not talking about you are those undiscovered tribes in the Amazon.
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" Another of their collaborations, "The Undiscovered Country," considers past and future generations (pairing, along the way, "Shakespeare and my father") and longtime attachments, concluding that she is "thankful for what we don't understand/the undiscovered country between a woman and a man.
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It may, in fact, be typical of other settlements, still undiscovered, beneath the English fenlands.
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The perpetrator usually targets private messages of the victim, and the intrusions often go undiscovered.
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How many neat options on the web and mobile remain undiscovered by the Gmail masses?
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As any security expert will tell you, there are always more undiscovered vulnerabilities out there.
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"This area is an undiscovered gem," said Vinik, a former manager of Fidelity's Magellan fund.
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Dark matter is a hypothetical and still-undiscovered form of matter that interacts only gravitationally.
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First I had to figure out whether this was an anomaly or an undiscovered trend.
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Perast, a quaint coastal town on the Bay of Kotorin, Montenegro, is still relatively undiscovered.
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But often the details go undiscovered, with witnesses too young to offer their own accounts.
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This is a book about a preglobal world, one in which Japan was somehow undiscovered.
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The search for Malaysian Airways flight MH370 turned up previously undiscovered undersea volcanoes and trenches.
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Earth is home to an estimated 8.7 million species, though the vast majority remain undiscovered.
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Lisht is the burial ground for Itjtawy, the as yet undiscovered Middle Kingdom royal city.
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Westerman's body remained in that grave in the woods, undiscovered until nearly seven years later.
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Most news about film preservation concentrates on the new restorations of classics or undiscovered gems.
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VR will be able to provide a yet-undiscovered level of empathy through shared experience.
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The second volume expands its parameters to include undiscovered gems from London during that same decade.
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The undiscovered country of the human genome hasn't stopped genetic testing companies from harvesting its riches.
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Together, they sketched out a "string axiverse," a pantheon of as yet undiscovered, weakly interacting particles.
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The magnitude of the fire was likely due to the period of time it burned undiscovered.
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I'll squeeze your hand, you'll take over the conversation, and my cultural ignorance will go undiscovered.
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Soon after, a previously undiscovered bug manifested in Avatara, causing the game to crash upon loading.
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This also means the species currently exists, undiscovered, somewhere else, but researchers aren't exactly sure where.
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The hackers had unlocked Farook's iPhone 5c using a previously undiscovered security flaw in Apple's software.
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The playlists will include newer and older tracks, alongside previously undiscovered songs for that particular user.
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A new report from the RAND Corporation, however, suggests that most undiscovered software bugs stay secret.
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Imagine Pennywise embodying the concept of our primarily undiscovered understanding of a never-ending outer space.
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The FBI has argued many times that encryption can thwart legitimate investigations, leaving vital clues undiscovered.
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He tackled small-town high school football—undiscovered literary territory, for sure—in 2007's Bleachers.
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At one point, the gun makes no appearance for four years, and it remains undiscovered today.
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Reaper is known to have used a previously undiscovered security flaw in Flash during an attack.
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The trio will serve as the main judges for the competition looking for unsigned, undiscovered talent.
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What cures for diseases have gone undiscovered or been postponed; what inventions never came to be?
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Long story short, the art community seems to be teeming with talent, although perhaps relatively undiscovered.
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The castle is located on Mount Amiata, an undiscovered corner of Tuscany between Florence and Rome.
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The genetic analysis also suggests that there may be other species of sirens as yet undiscovered.
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"It's like a little undiscovered jewel," Mr. Ricci said, but open to the public by appointment.
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Scientists say there are millions of species on this planet that have gone undiscovered and unnamed.
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Explaining this expansion required a new, undiscovered force driving things apart, which physicists call dark energy.
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Ignacio explained why they loved vacationing in southern Portugal: It's beautiful, cheap and still relatively undiscovered.
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And there's no undiscovered masterpiece; "Western Road," a previously unreleased song, is just a blues pastiche.
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Presenting her as an undiscovered artist is perhaps the wrong way to consider Hilma af Klint.
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String theory also implies the existence of supersymmetry, in which all known particles have yet-undiscovered partners.
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Known today as Eris, the world was thought to be the 10th undiscovered planet at the time.
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We built this city (or not) You know that undiscovered Maya city that a Canadian teen found?
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The FieldTrip app, owned by Google, uses your location to display cool, potentially undiscovered places around you.
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Glimpses of an undiscovered Hairy stronghold suggests there may be a utopian alternative to the human world.
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Whether either approach works remains to be seen, but Alden has some experience in exploiting undiscovered opportunities.
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Whitman was nervous about that, as well as the possibility of more undiscovered problems at the company.
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Would he be subject to deportation if he didn't list the undiscovered offense on his naturalization form?
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As the floodwaters recede, the bodies of previously undiscovered victims are being recovered, said state officials Thursday.
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Heating and vaporizing those chemicals affect their chemical composition and toxicity in ways that are still undiscovered.
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The North Dakota oil fields are said to contain an estimated 7.4 billion barrels of undiscovered oil.
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The worst-case scenario is that there is some undiscovered but fundamental design problem in SuperDraco thrusters.
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So there was something kind of undiscovered and unsung and even kind of recessive about the group.
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In the remote regions where migrants lose their lives, many bodies go undiscovered for months or years.
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When the data were analyzed, they discovered a huge and previously undiscovered empty space in the pyramid.
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Hamilton's number system had been describing these as-yet undiscovered entities, now known as "spinors," all along.
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The Undiscovered Country Most of Star Trek Las Vegas' energy seemed to come from the fans themselves.
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So the couple are putting their hopes in the hands of Mr. Falk, promoter of the undiscovered.
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"There are all these undiscovered talents popping up in Arverne," Mr. Loncke, the Smoothie Haven owner, said.
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It seemed extinct by the 1970s, until scientists stumbled on two undiscovered populations in the country's south.
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If the insects had gone undiscovered, they could have damaged a large portion of the museum's collection.
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I feel pressure, it's a ground undiscovered, for me, and you don't know what waits out there.
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"It is hardly an undiscovered gem, but few can actually gain access to invest," the trust said.
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"I really feel like forensic medicine is kind of this undiscovered continent in public health," he explained.
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Tourists need the correct gear to make the hike, which makes this site fairly undiscovered and empty.
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Chefs in cities like Washington, Nashville and Asheville, N.C., are treating the cuisine as an undiscovered gem.
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The Salween River is one of Southeast Asia's longest rivers, and it's believed to have undiscovered parts.
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With so many significant Pequot war-era sites still undiscovered, the relationship has begun to produce results.
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It also warns that "a predatory child abuser could be lurking undiscovered in the BBC even today".
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But we are in a bit of an undiscovered country in terms of the underlying opinion dynamics.
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Crippling anxiety and depression at the hands of a severe vitamin deficiency that went undiscovered for 16 months.
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His play with Toronto shows that there's still plenty of undiscovered skill hiding in his impossibly long body.
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Mary Frances Dondelinger creates bowls, vases, and statues that masquerade as the relics of a previously undiscovered civilization.
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Eight wheels rumbling through the dust of undiscovered planets, little ships skimming across the surfaces of alien oceans.
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WERE there far fewer undiscovered ideas out there than in our more primitive past, how would people know?
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The researchers behind the Minion study, at least, found the idea of a wealth of undiscovered proteins exciting.
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But it's safe to say Testino and Kroes are the undiscovered comedy duo we never realized we needed.
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Behind a cupboard door, concealed by a secret panel, at the bottom of the sea—undiscovered treasures wait.
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According to Biju, some herpetologists refused to believe that so many undiscovered species could be living in India.
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The show, which is one of Hungary's most popular, makes classical music accessible by showcasing young undiscovered talent.
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Bandier carries mostly new brands born in the midst of the athleisure wave, as yet "undiscovered" to me.
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Giza, Egypt (CNN)Using cutting-edge technology, scientists have detected a previously undiscovered void inside Egypt's Great Pyramid.
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After all, dark matter is an undiscovered particle that experiences gravity and none of the other known forces.
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That undiscovered country of freedom, justice and equality for all Americans remains an unwritten chapter in our history.
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When asking becomes an instinct rather than an effort, you will find that many opportunities are left undiscovered.
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"It is expected that there are still undiscovered tunnels, even rooms underground," said Mustafa Bali, an SDF spokesman.
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Either way, there's something creepy about an undiscovered species of animal wandering around the Pacific Northwest, evading capture.
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Mr. Wray said that the investigation was "active" and cautioned that there could be more bombs still undiscovered.
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He even suggested that a previously undiscovered empire had spread across western Anatolia during the late Bronze Age.
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I would put very little value on the USGS estimates of undiscovered recoverable reserves in the 1002 area.
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Some estimates show that the reserve could be the home to 8.7 billion barrels of undiscovered crude oil.
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The dry forests there are largely impenetrable, however, so it is unclear how many other pockets have gone undiscovered.
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University of New England, Armidale, Paleontologist Phil Bell realized the fossils must belong to a previously undiscovered dinosaur species.
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We never take Shakespeare's (and Star Trek's) notion about the future being an undiscovered country as a scary proposition.
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Its software has millions of lines of code, making it a near certainty that it has undiscovered security vulnerabilities.
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Theories began to emerge that this was the call of an aquatic dinosaur, megalodon, or an undiscovered sea creature.
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Meanwhile, previously undiscovered White House documents have also continued to trickle out as they're released under open records requests.
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At some so far undiscovered tipping-point, customers may wake up abruptly, shift their money and never come back.
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Cavers are in the middle of their own golden age, as the deepest and largest underground grottoes remain undiscovered.
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Now, he's combining his high kicks with his previously undiscovered singing talents to give fans the ultimate happy track.
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It'll never return to its semi-Edenic roots of smoked brisket, ingenious undiscovered bands, and illimitable Lone Star beer.
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His songs weren't about other planets or undiscovered lifeforms; they were about people and intimacy and sex and love.
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Big acts come through, but Hard Rock Live is also surprisingly great at promoting undiscovered local acts, especially DJs.
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But the practice has also spawned brokers of what are called "zero-day exploits," or previously undiscovered security vulnerabilities.
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Undiscovered artillery and surface-to-surface missile sites would be attacked as they revealed their locations by opening fire.
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Long-standing iconic animals like a polar bear could get wiped out just as readily as an undiscovered animal.
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Of course there's ambivalence in trumpeting Prince Albert because what makes it exceptional is its aura of being undiscovered.
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Ms. Gillmore said that the country is full of more affordable and equally appealing destinations, which are largely undiscovered.
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The biggest problem with popularity contests tends to be that they leave no room for as-yet-undiscovered gems.
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They are staffing up, trying to hire more raw talent in the hopes of finding that last undiscovered company.
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Both have "superb operational tradecraft," he said, citing the group's reliance on undiscovered software flaws in the DNC's system.
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Of course, since there were undiscovered elements, sometimes he would leave a blank space where an element should be.
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The fossils in China belonged to a previously undiscovered species, Lingwulong shenqi, and are about 174 million years old.
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Also, don't forget, the Helmand Province is where most of the undiscovered rare-earth elements are believed to be located.
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Have no fear of waste: All these experiments can measure things aside from dark matter, should a WIMP go undiscovered.
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It will pass through an oil-rich area in North Dakota with an estimated 7.4 billion barrels of undiscovered oil.
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We've only mapped around five percent of the seafloor, and two-thirds of the ocean's animal species might remain undiscovered.
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The only two books the late couple owned were The Undiscovered Self and Man And His Symbols, both by Jung.
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Rystad Energy estimates recoverable oil in the US from existing fields, discoveries and yet undiscovered areas amounts to 1153bn barrels.
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The region could hold a quarter of the world's as-yet-undiscovered hydrocarbons, according to the United States Geological Survey.
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The researchers then subtracted already-identified viruses and created a heat map that shows where undiscovered epidemics might be lurking.
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They were also able to produce "unnatural" cannabinoids, which do not exist in nature, and could have undiscovered therapeutic potential.
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So, if someone screenshots your photo from their regular Instagram feed, you'll never know and their creeping can continue undiscovered.
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The proposal puts 98 percent of undiscovered offshore oil and gas within reach of developers, according to the Interior Department.
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So they named the previously-undiscovered, 2-inch-long fish Cirrhilabrus wakanda, after the Black Panther's mythical African country, Wakanda.
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I've created an online series called Get Your Bars Out that covers undiscovered MC's in Ipswich and the surrounding areas.
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In interviews, Trump marvelled at the forces at his disposal, like a man wandering into undiscovered rooms of his house.
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If they don't pass these previously undiscovered weaknesses to the manufacturer, they say, hackers can also exploit the entry point.
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The deceased can go undiscovered, sometimes for hours, or days if they were alone when they injected heroin and overdosed.
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There's a wild notion gaining traction among medical marijuana advocates that the chemicals in weed have undiscovered cancer-fighting properties.
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In "Undiscovered Country," through a simple mind meld, Spock is able to identify all the perpetrators of a vast conspiracy.
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Innovation — and a young annual series dedicated to the undiscovered and unexpected — requires flexibility and a hardscrabble willingness to experiment.
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Sicily is the undiscovered part of Italy that people don't go to very often, and then the outskirts of Naples.
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That of Azita Nikooei, whose fiancé was convicted for her murder even without remains, was left undiscovered for 12 years.
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Head north from Salt Lake City to visit Snowbasin and Powder Mountain, relatively undiscovered gems of the state's ski scene.
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One Silicon Valley executive told Recode that other leaders and executives in the tech industry are worried about undiscovered attacks.
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String theory suggests that space could be laced with exotic energy fields associated with lightweight particles or forces yet undiscovered.
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A handful have been identified in the last decade thanks to new technology, but many remain a mystery, undiscovered by astronomers.
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O'Donnell intended for the White Horse to be an incubator for young, undiscovered country acts, drawing upon Austin's wide talent pool.
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Because of the density of fossils, Dr Amon says the CCZ may be a previously undiscovered, and rare, submarine fossil bed.
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A team of scientists from India, Sri Lanka and the US discovered the tadpole, which remained undiscovered because they live underground.
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He and his colleagues found in humans what appeared to be several previously undiscovered versions of NOTCH2, alongside the established one.
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The great intact forests host the most diverse ecosystems and robust populations of top predators, wide-ranging migrants and undiscovered species.
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Their first album came out on a cassette from Night People that felt like some undiscovered redux of The Madcap Laughs.
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It would pass through an oil-rich area in North Dakota where there's an estimated 7.4 billion barrels of undiscovered oil.
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I'm not really sure what I did but it has supposedly endeared me to an as-of-yet undiscovered alien race.
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The link led to a large and sophisticated implant framework, including software to exploit previously undiscovered flaws in popular security tools.
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The U.S. Geological Survey estimates the Arctic may hold more than a fifth of the world's undiscovered oil and gas reserves.
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The idea was modeled after a similar program established at the Pentagon to catch undiscovered vulnerabilities in the Defense Department's systems.
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The decomposing corpse went undiscovered until April of last year, when Freise fell on the front porch and required medical attention.
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To enter through the dusty gates is to venture on a journey to undiscovered truths about the human race… or something.
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But Wray added that other packages may yet be in transit, which means there's a chance a working bomb remains undiscovered.
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But over at the bar, one Nordic staple remains largely undiscovered: aquavit, the traditional Scandinavian spirit flavored with caraway or dill.
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In the era of Google Maps, one might be tempted to believe that there are no undiscovered corners of the Earth.
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They call the unknown energy "dark energy," and theorists have tried to explain it by proposing undiscovered particles and corresponding fields.
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When the leopard goes undiscovered, the animal's spirit is said to find its way into the form of the sovereign's successor.
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Yesterday, a team of Caltech astronomers published evidence suggesting there's a massive undiscovered planet floating in the solar system beyond Neptune.
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The narrative is truly inclusive and non-judgmental because it posits as its start point undiscovered lands—not borrowed, hierarchical ones.
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There's also a nice carveout in the bill that protects security researchers who are hunting for new, undiscovered bugs in IoT devices.
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And the news agency admits that its count is "still low" as a portion of migrant deaths inevitably go undiscovered or unreported.
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Sometimes I think women won't even help themselves… The reasons gallerists drool over the chance to market older, "undiscovered" artists are clear.
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" Cohen then tried to explain that he "figured" she wrote about it in her 2008 book Undiscovered, which Cohen says is "great.
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Apart from his views on trading psychology, Schwager discussed his website, FundSeeder, which is designed for hedge funds to find undiscovered traders.
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Ethereum's "Casper" proof-of-stake mechanism is fascinating; but if it has a serious undiscovered flaw, the entire network is at risk.
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There's still plenty to learn about what's going on down there, including geographical features, deep sea marine life, and undiscovered archaeological relics.
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These samples could potentially yield new pharmaceutical compounds—and in turn, new chemical cures and desperately needed antibiotics that are yet undiscovered.
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An estimated 7.4 billion barrels of undiscovered oil is believed to be in its US portion, according to the US Geological Survey.
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An estimated 123 billion barrels of undiscovered oil is believed to be in its US portion, according to the US Geological Survey.
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Bottom line: There are over 5,000 mammal species on the planet and likely many thousands of undiscovered viruses that could infect us.
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Specifically, it will pass through an oil-rich area in North Dakota where there's an estimated 7.4 billion barrels of undiscovered oil.
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In addition, some data appears to remain beyond the reach of NSA's auditing system, meaning any future problems will again go undiscovered.
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Fans of this book are destined to forever peek behind bushes, searching for a hidden handle that leads to an undiscovered paradise.
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But it's the thousands of yet-undiscovered, smaller ones — ones that could destroy towns and cities — that scientists are most uneasy about.
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Behavioral economist Richard Thaler is principal at Fuller & Thaler Asset Management, which helps advise a $5.8 billion Undiscovered Managers Behavioral Value Fund.
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One in every 475 women experience a cryptic pregnancy which goes undiscovered until the mother is 20 weeks along, News Medical reports.
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Scientists are currently on the hunt for undiscovered critters that may lurk at the bottom of the ocean or in our soil.
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We're all walking around, our screens bearing proof of weekend stumbles, impromptu karate matches, and other business that would otherwise go undiscovered.
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There's more in this undiscovered country than first appears, and each episode ends on a twist or revelation that sparks the next.
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However, experts warned that many more undiscovered species will be lost due to deforestation, climate change, poaching and the illegal wildlife trade.
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The map was full of promises of the undiscovered, coves and lookout points, brooks and bights each harboring a secret second chance.
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Ironically, while the new research discounts the need for an undiscovered planet, it requires the presence of thousands of smaller unseen objects.
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He was caught after thirty years of killing poor women and led police to undiscovered bodies so they wouldn't lethally inject him.
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But I think there are many other places that are undiscovered, that were left neglected for so many years before the war.
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Its cobblestone streets went undiscovered for centuries, and though it's better known now, it's still an authentic, off-the-beaten path destination.
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When the government finds a previously undiscovered hack, the panel determines whether it should be disclosed to the manufacturer to be corrected.
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Such estimates likely understate the problem because of the failure to account for any fraud and waste that goes undiscovered or unreported.
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LONDON - An undiscovered story by Beatrix Potter has been found and is set to be published for the first time in September.
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She found umpteen perfectly preserved options complete with capes, underdresses and bonnets, which led her to wonder what else might lie undiscovered.
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But what if, in some as-yet undiscovered medical breakthrough, these conditions and all other causes of physical infirmity could be cured?
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Withering public testimony by Michael Cohen, an early end to the U.S.-North Korea meeting, and how to spot an undiscovered Rembrandt.
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The Norwegian Petroleum Directorate (NPD) estimates the Barents Sea to hold about two-thirds of undiscovered resources on the Norwegian continental shelf.
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Ricoh launched its Theta S 360-degree spherical camera back in September, but it's remained something of a fringe, perhaps slightly undiscovered device.
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At least one other EternalBlue-powered cryptocurrency miner has been spotted in the wild, and there may be others that are yet undiscovered.
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It lay virtually undiscovered for some time, until high-school girls discovered it and started using the app to send (sometimes risqué) messages.
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The alleged findings bear eery similarity to the vulnerabilities I saw demonstrated four years ago — it appears they either went undiscovered or unremediated.
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The first LIDAR survey of the Mexican site of Angamuco uncovered 20,000 previously undiscovered features, including entire pyramids missed by the ground surveys!
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Another team of modellers argues that the death curve might even continue its acceleration, whether from fentanyl or another drug as yet undiscovered.
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Her acclaimed 2000 feature debut, Girlfight, starred a then-undiscovered Michelle Rodriguez as a Brooklyn teenager channeling her aggression and rage into boxing.
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These "condomnauts" are an elite class of genetically modified humans, and when an undiscovered extragalactic civilization arrives, he sets out to represent humanity.
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They look so similar that they cannot be distinguished under an optical microscope—part of the reason they'd gone undiscovered for so long.
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The U.S. Geological Survey estimates the Arctic may contain 13 percent of the world's undiscovered oil and 30 percent of its natural gas.
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The Norwegian Petroleum Directorate estimates that the Barents Sea holds more than half of all undiscovered petroleum resources on the Norwegian continental shelf.
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Also inside are blueprints for a technology that lets me scan my surroundings, making it possible to locate resources and secret, undiscovered areas.
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Hackers capitalize on people's lack of understanding of how new technologies work, as well as undiscovered holes in the security of newer systems.
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"Montauk was the undiscovered Hampton, and it was too far," Ms. Reich said, speaking of the three-hour drive from New York City.
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The show was intended to open in January, but Rivera postponed after a fall over Christmas revealed a previously undiscovered pelvic stress factor.
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A lifetime later, it is clear to me, or at least less murky: I understand Earl as a harbinger from an undiscovered land.
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With only about 20 percent of its species known and 80 percent undiscovered, it is fair to call Earth a little-known planet.
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There are thousands of cases annually of kodokushi, or "lonely death," which refers to the deceased remaining undiscovered for long periods of time.
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Thanks to modern advancements in DNA technology, the lab identified previously undiscovered DNA of an unknown suspect on evidence found in the dumpster.
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There is a world full of undiscovered advancement, unfinished innovations waiting to improve our lives, especially in producing cheap, clean and reliable energy.
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The Norwegian Petroleum Directorate estimates that the Barents Sea holds half of all undiscovered oil and gas resources on the Norwegian continental shelf.
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Moldova, sandwiched between Romania and Ukraine, is still largely undiscovered to many travelers—it is the third least-visited European country, after all.
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In " Undiscovered," a Science Friday show, hosts Elah Feder and Annie Minoff delve into the backstories that explain how scientific discoveries really get made.
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She's been an actress — her work as Ally, the undiscovered talent-turned-superstar in A Star Is Born, has garnered her many award nominations.
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He's certain that the world's topsoils contain incredible, practically inexhaustible reservoirs of undiscovered antibiotics, the chemical weapons bacteria use to fend off other microorganisms.
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Mostly, Lacob is a results guy, and he finds his stories in there—buried, undiscovered, somewhere down there in the data concealed as numbers.
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A team of researchers using telescopes in space and on Earth announced a new haul of about 100 previously undiscovered alien planets on Monday.
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"I wish to consider whether it is possible that a predatory child abuser could be lurking undiscovered in the BBC even today," she wrote.
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A smaller number of diseases from hoofed animals might be hidden in East Africa, while undiscovered primate-borne diseases cluster globally around the tropics.
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When the yellow dissipates a few minutes later, I'm left staring at a wonderful site: a huge undiscovered planet as blue as the Earth.
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It has features and algorithms designed to help you find undiscovered music, but they aren't compelling or visually appealing enough to be much help.
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These have long been known to Egyptologists, but there has been ongoing speculation that other undiscovered chambers might be within the pyramid's vast bulk.
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We travel to be near it and to learn from and be inspired by its vast and undiscovered wilderness, immense power, and diverse ecosystems.
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Universal screening, with a standardized process that does not rely on teachers and parents, can reveal talented, disadvantaged children who would otherwise go undiscovered.
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At the heart of this mission is Tonsser's increasing emphasis on using technology and data — namely, sporting metrics — to help bubble up undiscovered players.
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Or, freed from the need to work, might we find within ourselves a hidden Michelangelo, an unknown Patsy Cline or an undiscovered Maya Angelou?
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Tell us in the comments, then visit the Times's new Surfacing page to find more stories like this one about "the world's undiscovered communities."
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Elissa long believed that there were undiscovered lands west of Westeros, and her crew first sailed south by southwest and found three exotic islands.
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For another wintry experience, head north of Salt Lake City to visit Snowbasin and Powder Mountain, relatively undiscovered gems of Utah's ski scene. 10.
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LONDON — Two collections of previously undiscovered short stories found among the papers of the prolific author Noel Streatfeild will be published by Virago Press.
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Robert Redford is the successor to former President Richard Nixon, who was never taken down by the (undiscovered, in this timeline) Watergate break-in.
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It is impossible to know precisely what will remain undiscovered if U.S. scientists are idled by funding shortages, or what will be discovered elsewhere.
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Many are wondering at what might come in the next few days in this heady mixture of undiscovered dead, stifling heat and flooded land.
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Though the report does identify new issues that open up fresh problems — albeit the underlying issues were presumably there last year too, just laying undiscovered.
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Join us for an influencer-guided spin through the undiscovered digital aisles of this fashion destination to complete your look on a dime for spring.
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He's reliable, he's honest, and — as we saw in that brilliant Jon-meets-Dany scene from episode 3 — he's got some previously undiscovered comedy value.
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In some cases, perhaps it was LATE -- "and it's certainly possible that there are other, as yet undiscovered, pathologies that people may have," she added.
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An estimated 22 billion barrels of undiscovered oil is believed to be in the US portion of the Bakken, according to the US Geological Survey.
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Back in 2014, researchers with the NSF's ANDRILL Antarctic drilling program stumbled upon an undiscovered species of sea anemone living upside down on the ice.
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These undiscovered software bugs — so-called "zero day" vulnerabilities — are highly coveted by intelligence agencies, which consider them essential tools in the war on terror.
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Satellite images also suggest that the canyon might be connected to a previously undiscovered subglacial lake, one that could cover up to 480 square miles.
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This time, it's 17-year-old undiscovered model Lily Jean Harvey, who's been tapped by Topshop as the face of its spring/summer 2017 campaign.
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The US Minerals Management Services estimates there are nearly four billion barrels of undiscovered, recoverable oil in the area that encompasses the West Florida shelf.
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Scientists were able to extract DNA fragments from a single Denisovan finger bone found in Denisova cave, allowing them to identify the previously undiscovered species.
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Tupac Shakur keeps on giving ... with until now undiscovered, unreleased music, handwritten notes and lyrics from the rapper ... and they're going to the highest bidder.
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Egyptian, Canadian, Japanese, and French researchers are using highly sensitive muon panels to sense those elementary particles to find undiscovered caverns inside the giant pyramids.
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His body lay undiscovered for some hours and the soles of his running shoes were caked in the browny-reddish dirt of the Thai countryside.
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Luxor, Egypt (CNN)Egyptian authorities unveiled a previously undiscovered ancient tomb belonging to a goldsmith and his wife near Luxor in southern Egypt on Saturday.
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This song is about the daughter that she gave up for adoption in the mid-'60s when she was a poor, undiscovered songwriter in Toronto.
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When set up properly, these directories don't record or log the addresses of the services themselves, allowing the dark web sites to, hopefully, remain undiscovered.
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Her secret went undiscovered until 1783, when, just months before the war's end, she fell sick in Philadelphia and was found out by a doctor.
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All in all, he insists, if cycling were better organized, Colombia would be producing even more champions, including promising riders who too often go undiscovered.
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A final quibble: It strains credibility that Marvin Gardens, a peculiar and good-size animal unafraid of humans, is undiscovered until Obe happens on him.
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Most of the undiscovered deposits of rare-earth minerals are believed to be in Helmand Province, large parts of which are controlled by the Taliban.
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But can a charming small club in a charming small town ride the wave of new Premier League wealth and "London" caché into undiscovered territory?
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"The natal star cluster of LAMOST-HVS1 may be an undiscovered young massive cluster near the Norma spiral arm," the team wrote in the study.
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But he does see the value in investing in companies that could be classified as "undiscovered gems" with potential for growth once they invest in themselves.
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Girl Undiscovered This pesticide and herbicide-free line consists of crystals, cleansing water, face oil and a mask, with ingredients pulled straight from their natural habitats.
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"You've got to be able to find the people who are undiscovered," Rabois said on the latest episode of Re/code Decode, hosted by Kara Swisher.
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One such mysterious region contains the potential for a new realm of undiscovered particles—a realm where there is an evil twin for every existing particle.
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Later kids discover how to tell more sophisticated lies that are more likely to go undiscovered, and they realize that everyone is capable of practicing deception.
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For decades, the most popular explanation for such phenomena was that dark matter is made of as-yet undiscovered weakly interacting massive particles, known as WIMPs.
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Escape rooms may be popping up everywhere, but creatively they're still in their infancy, with endless undiscovered potential for creative exploration and new modes of storytelling.
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An estimated 7.4 billion barrels of undiscovered oil is believed to be in the US portion of the Bakken Formation, according to the US Geological Survey.
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As we inch closer and closer to the antibiotic apocalypse, researchers are hunting far and wide for undiscovered microbes capable of staving off antimicrobial resistant bacteria.
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Although The Left Hand of Darkness is set in the distant future on an as yet undiscovered planet; the environment in the story is very primitive.
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It is unclear whether such accusations have been linked to any of the five recovered bodies so far — or refer to an as-yet-undiscovered victim.
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The point is this: There is human genius and potential out there, much of it yet undiscovered, even now, due to political, geographical and economic borders.
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The NSO Group's spyware finds ways around encryption by baiting targets to click unwittingly on texts containing malicious links or by exploiting previously undiscovered software flaws.
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Hillary Clinton appeared to hold a solid lead in Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and Michigan, but then an undiscovered batch of Trump voters showed up at the polls.
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If this puzzle were an actual edifice, I'd love to live in it, because I'd be finding little doors to undiscovered rooms in it for years.
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The goal of this competition is to provide opportunities for undiscovered innovators to develop products and services that will improve the lives of women and families.
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However, although the LHC has been operating since 2010 and has made brilliant measurements, its very high-energy beams have generated no evidence for undiscovered particles.
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Neiderman claims to have discovered 40 previously undiscovered security flaws, including those that would allow hackers to run code without having physical access to the device.
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Officials in New Zealand have called for an investigation after a student's body reportedly went undiscovered for nearly two months in a college dorm room there.
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"Virtually every single environment hosts new DNA, which means it also hosts brand new, undiscovered life forms that we don't understand completely yet," McKay tells me.
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They've moved beyond being "the non-binary character" or "the undiscovered genius only Bobby can see" to a character who is genuinely, in all moments, unpredictable.
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They say the body contains a previously undiscovered network of fluid-filled pockets and collagen underneath the skin that covers most of the body and internal organs.
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We're always so focused on discovering new music, but there's so much great stuff that we already have and that remains, for all practical purposes, essentially undiscovered.
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While Ross remained tight-lipped on the map's still-undiscovered secrets — yes, there are some — he had plenty to say about both this map and what's ahead.
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Cowell previously told PEOPLE that AGT has become a great platform for undiscovered talents to make a name for themselves, with or without a Golden Buzzer moment.
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The Petrie Museum: "Hiding behind University College London (UCL) is a bit of an undiscovered gem containing very dry and dusty rows of Egyptian pots," says Gregory.
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While authorities believe the Barents Sea contains most of Norway's undiscovered oil and gas resources, environmental groups argue that exploration in Norway's northernmost region should be banned.
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Hurt (IPAC))New research links the odd and unexplained six-degree tilt of our Sun to an undiscovered planet in the outer reaches of our solar system.
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"There are so many affordable online degree programs within state systems and community colleges but without the right strategies and tools, many are going undiscovered," writes Taylor.
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In 2006, the remains of Joyce Vincent were found in her London flat, where she'd lain undiscovered for nearly three years after her death, television still blaring.
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It still seems to be a bit of an undiscovered gem — there aren't any public posts to speak of, and its Dribbble page has just 155 views.
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The WhatsApp vulnerability is a so-called "zero click zero day," a previously undiscovered vulnerability that can infect a target's phone with no action from the victim.
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They argue that by withholding the previously undiscovered vulnerability, the FBI is putting millions of iPhone users' security at risk and leaving them exposed to nefarious hackers.
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A description on the documentary's website says it will feature "groundbreaking revelations that challenge the state's case," in the form of new evidence previously undiscovered by investigators.
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Statoil has previously said it planned to drill five wells in the Barents Sea in 2018, which is estimated to hold the most undiscovered resources offshore Norway.
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Vietnam: The country is home to hundreds of previously undiscovered species of plants and animals, including a rare antelope-like saola, a striped rabbit and laughing thrushes.
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A modern grocer in Bogotá that otherwise was reminiscent of any generic supermarket in the United States had a wealth of undiscovered fruits, ripe for the taking.
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Under the watchful eye of Blackwood's headmistress, Madame Duret (Uma Thurman), Kit and her schoolmates are revealed to be undiscovered prodigies of composing, painting, writing and calculating.
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Harvard Medical School's Kee Park, who has worked on health care projects in North Korea, said a lack of testing equipment may mean infections are going undiscovered.
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Other self-guided tours include "Portugal: Porto, Minho & Douro Valley" (from $3,898 a person, double occupancy) and "Portugal: Lisbon & Undiscovered Alentejo" (from $3,163 a person, double occupancy).
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The body of a male New Zealand college student went undiscovered in his room at a campus residence complex, possibly for weeks, according to local news reports.
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"Having spent so long undiscovered, this masterpiece is now our gift to the world," he said in a statement reported in the Emirati-owned newspaper, The National.
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"We were sporadic from 7:15 pm to midnight due to a previously undiscovered database issue that did not emerge during our scale testing," Ride Austin wrote.
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Among the many other threats global warming poses to the planet, around half of the world's estimated 100 million species (most of which remain undiscovered) face extinction.
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I have been happy tromping around here for almost three weeks, trying to find the last undiscovered species, but happy just walking around all in the same.
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A few months ago, researchers at Cisco's Talos cybersecurity unit sounded the alarm after discovering a previously undiscovered hacker group targeting a core part of the internet's infrastructure.
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GlobalXplorer, from TED Prize winner Dr. Sarah Parcak, plays like a game, but it's a crowdsourced effort to help find and protect undiscovered sites by examining satellite imagery.
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But, until now, we did not know the location of the final, undiscovered process, known as rapid neutron capture, that created the heavier elements in the periodic table.
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Ms Gylfadottir hopes that new direct flights from Britain to northern Iceland will provide additional relief to Reykjavik and allow undiscovered sites to scoop up welcome tourist revenues.
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Other scientifically unexplored areas where there might be undiscovered ruins include the deeper parts of the Amazon and the heavily forested mountains in the central highlands of Peru.
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I tumbled to the rebus theme midyear, in JUNe, because I knew that CARL (JUN)G wrote "the Undiscovered Self," and that the crossing was AD(JUN)CT.
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However, if we have to rely on new healthtech companies being born out of personal frustrations with the status quo, think of how many opportunities will go undiscovered.
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Undiscovered resources are estimated based on existing geologic knowledge and theory, meaning the exact amount of oil and gas in the Wolfcamp shale could be larger or smaller.
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"Some fish grunt, others whistle or sing" That such a mass of animals should go undiscovered for so long shows quite how inscrutable the sea has always been.
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Click here to view original GIFImage: GiphyThe two researchers noted that there are probably lots of undiscovered proteins, something they thought would be controversial for scientists to hear.
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Earlier this year, the Wall Street Journal reported that a separate security bug, which went undiscovered for three years, inadvertently exposed the data of more than 500,000 people.
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Now that he is comfortably sitting on a mountain of undiscovered frogs that are only in need of description, Biju has begun to reorient his energies toward conservation.
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Zerodium, a widely criticized firm that hunts for undiscovered bugs, late last year paid out $1 million to a hacking group for breaking into Apple's mobile operating system.
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Dutch curators at the Mauritshuis joined the chorus of scholars who decided the enigmatic portrait of a man dressed in black was an undiscovered masterwork by Frans Hals.
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A billion light-years from Earth, in a previously undiscovered galaxy, the most massive star ever known to be destroyed by a supernova explosion met its dramatic demise.
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If there is a potential cure for Alzheimer's, it should not go undiscovered for lack of a few billion dollars in a four thousand-billion-dollar annual budget.
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His lawyer argued this oversight voided the initial search warrant, and Bourassa pushed the negotiations even further by offering to give up $200 million in undiscovered faux money.
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I don't mean, thankfully, the undiscovered country from whose bourn no traveler returns — the "end" I've written about in more than 0003,2000 obituaries for The New York Times.
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Baseball proves his salvation, but not in the usual way: Far from an undiscovered talent, Scotty nevertheless bonds with a group of boys who play the game daily.
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The study suggested that an as-yet undiscovered gene controlled whether a man's sperm contains more X or more Y chromosomes, which affects the sex of his children.
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Springfield, a wholly-owned Ghanaian company, said in a statement that the undiscovered potential of the block was estimated at over 3 billions barrels of oil and gas.
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Their paper argues that the only thing that could influence the odd orbits of objects way out in the solar system is an as-yet-undiscovered massive planet.
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As a company, what Jukin does is relatively simple: It finds undiscovered videos, buys them or strikes a revenue share from the owners thirsty for viral fame or money.
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The paper suggests a nearby debris disk, or that its trajectory was changed by some planet or other comet—maybe it was set off by the undiscovered Planet Nine.
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Blurring time, Pruyn shares her memories of making love, undiscovered, in Lena's family beach house and her desperate search to find Lena's grave without contacting her close-minded family.
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To celebrate, a new documentary recreates the eight days of the mission in July 1969 through a wealth of archival materials, much of which had gone undiscovered until now.
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It's just about keeping an eye out for new undiscovered artists and giving them a platform to be heard and seeing what we can do to help them grow.
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This most recent asteroid, 2016 RB1, was both slightly smaller and slightly closer than 2016 QA2, the other undiscovered asteroid that brushed by us at the end of August.
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Some travelers in the outer spill were allegedly searching for these objects, while others sought the original source of Garbage Island, lying undiscovered somewhere out there in the ocean.
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The dirt pile housing it is cleverly hidden in some tall grass, masking it from view where it has stayed undiscovered for 17 years up until several days ago.
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That depth is far below recreational diving limits and extremely challenging for humans to access, which is why the fish has gone undiscovered for so long, the scientists said.
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The photo I remember best showed an old man who had sat dead and undiscovered so long that his skin had fused with the plaid fabric of his armchair.
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Using time-lapse photography to study corpse behaviorIn fact, it could change how scientists analyze and interpret crime scenes, particularly when human remains have been undiscovered for some time.
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It also suggests that there was some kind of bomb factory that, as yet, appears to be undiscovered, because putting together such bombs requires some kind of dedicated space.
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Whilst we cannot blame generations of past — man-made climate change was undiscovered at the time — it does make certain duties incumbent on those who have reaped its benefits.
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The Arctic holds oil and gas reserves equivalent to 412 billion barrels of oil, about 22 percent of the world's undiscovered oil and gas, the U.S. Geological Survey estimates.
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But they also wrote up a case study in The BMJ because they believed it was the longest a foreign body had gone undiscovered in the throat and lungs.
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Rani Cheema, a South Korea travel specialist at Tzell Travel Group, says Gangwon province is an undiscovered destination worth traveling to whether you're headed to the Olympics or not.
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A spokeswoman for the company said that it could have been growing for up to three years, undiscovered because it had not caused disruption in the wider sewage network.
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I should note here that Spock faces a similar circumstance in "Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country," but at that point, Spock was a fully realized character, unlike Saru.
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In stark contrast to the megalopolis of Tokyo and the sober formality of Kyoto, Yakushima feels like an undiscovered rural paradise, offering a glimpse of a wilder, primeval Japan.
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More recently, the term "magic bullet" has been used to convey the same idea, though it started out referring more specifically to an undiscovered drug to cure a disease.
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More recently, "magic bullet" has been used to convey the same idea, though in its earlier usage it referred more specifically to an undiscovered drug to cure a disease.
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"We felt there were too many undiscovered stories in Chicago art," said Elizabeth Glassman, the Terra Foundation's president and chief executive, who was to announce the initiative on Tuesday.
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Pioneers look back fondly on the days when the island was undiscovered, a wild, slightly creepy place in the middle of the harbor that most New Yorkers simply ignored.
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Though well into middle age, his eyes still light up when he talks about the Maya forest, the undiscovered cities it hides, and his close calls walking its paths.
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Ellie — no last name given — appeared at first to be a previously undiscovered, highly ranked female player who'd seemingly come out of nowhere to dominate the Overwatch leader boards.
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Commenting on the latest discovery, Sharon Kalderon, a resident of Kibbutz Sufa close to the Gaza border, said that the community was concerned that there were more undiscovered tunnels.
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It seems like the GIFs largely source from Reddit's /r/gifs/, so you mostly get previously undiscovered gems; there's not much crying Jordan, or and shark cat on a Roomba.
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A roadshow of open auditions was taken up and down the country, looking for undiscovered, hot young things whose faces could sell records and whose voices would just about do.
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They even suggested the possibility of a large number of undiscovered Kuiper Belt objects, but that didn't match up with current evidence of the total mass of the Kuiper Belt.
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Coco Fusco's "Still in the Cage: Two Undiscovered Amerindians Twenty Years Later" recounts the changes in critical reception the eponymous performance piece has undergone since its first staging (1992–94).
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The deal would have given Exxon access to the Russian Arctic shelf, which the U.S. Energy Information Administration estimates contains about 22 percent of the world's undiscovered oil and gas.
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Another undiscovered gem in Utah is Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument , an area the size of Delaware that was the last portion of the lower 48 states to be mapped.
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Part of our programming expertise is to make a festival where there are definite ticket sellers, but while you book for that reason, you're also bound to find undiscovered talents.
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I still look forward to picking and writing this column every week, and I hope it's introduced you to a few new artists and sounds you might've left undiscovered otherwise.
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Apple is planning a new bug bounty program that will offer cash in exchange for undiscovered vulnerabilities in its products, the company announced onstage at the Black Hat conference today.
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You don't have internet access: Charlotte Hornets, Memphis Grizzlies No disrespect to these two teams, which have several interesting and undiscovered qualities that make them fascinating in their own way.
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In "A Star is Born," Cooper stars as a country music singer who comes across an undiscovered talent, played by Lady Gaga, whose voice and potential star power captivate him.
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The bureau suddenly changed course last week, when it said a third party outside the government had approached the agency with a previously undiscovered way to crack into the phone.
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Sayulita, about an hour north of Puerto Vallarta, is a charming, low-key beach town that remained undiscovered by tourists until recently (cruise lines now offer walking tour shore excursion).
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"The Geneva Freeport is the largest undiscovered archaeological site in the world," Daniel Berger, a consultant with the Italian Culture Ministry, said, alluding to the many antiquities stashed there. Gen.
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Over the past decade, Chakrabarti and her colleagues published a few other papers that backed up the hypothesis of an undiscovered galaxy ruffling up the edge of the Milky Way.
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But Californians know — and as evidenced by the hourslong wait at every restaurant we tried in town before a concert at Vina Robles Amphitheatre last year — it's hardly undiscovered territory.
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The curated items in the "Spaces" shop come from both independent artists and big names in e-commerce, positioning brands shoppers may already know about alongside smaller ones yet undiscovered.
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The university has come under heightened scrutiny over reports of the discovery, with many questioning how the student's body could have stayed undiscovered in a campus residence for so long.
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In "Star Trek V: The Final Frontier," the Enterprise is hijacked by Sybok — the original undiscovered Spock sibling — in a quest to find Sha Ka Ree, as well as God.
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Statistically, students of color remain consistently undiscovered by teachers who often, intentionally or not, choose mostly white, high-income students to enter advanced or "gifted" programs, regardless of their qualifications.
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Emmy is built for surprise attacks: "Foul Play" gives her bonus attacks when she attacks from an undiscovered position, and charging in dead on makes her "Panicky," reducing her evasion.
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Scientists working with a number of institutions have created a website filled with data that will allow people to hunt for previously undiscovered objects circling the sun from beyond Neptune's orbit.
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Although currently represented by Tibor De Nagy in New York, Miller Yezerski in Boston, and Hosfeldt in San Francisco, O'Reilly remained somewhat "undiscovered" until his inclusion in the 1995 Whitney Biennial.
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The opening up of a vast new reservoir — by some accounts, 20 percent of the world's undiscovered oil and gas lie in the Arctic — could make those efforts much more difficult.
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What's nearly as impressive is how well Gaga does in the quieter moments throughout the film: She's as convincing playing an insecure, undiscovered talent as she is playing a pop diva.
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The organization, which coordinates Arctic policy, is gaining clout as sea ice thaws to open up new trade routes and intensify competition for its as yet undiscovered oil and gas reserves.
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The attorney representing Michael Skakel — the Kennedy family cousin convicted of murdering Connecticut teen Martha Moxley — tells PEOPLE he believes there may be previously undiscovered evidence that could clear his client.
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It's easy to imagine an undiscovered Spectre exploit falling into criminal hands six months from now — and when it does, platforms like AWS and Google Cloud will be extremely tempting targets.
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In the first few seconds of the preview clip, Cooper sings as Jackson Maine, the rock 'n' roll superstar soon caught up in a love story with undiscovered singer-songwriter Ally.
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HD2600 also features a warm Neptune-like planet, which probably isn't conducive to life (unless its moons are somehow habitable), but this system might host other undiscovered planets, including rocky ones.
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A bacterial gold mine in the Amazon Deep inside the Amazon jungle in Venezuela exists a bacterial gold mine belonging to the Yanomami, a remote, indigenous seminomadic community undiscovered until 2008.
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She suspects there is an undiscovered particle that links gravitational attraction with nature's other forces, and is planning an experiment that uses a special satellite to try to track it down.
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The researchers' work is done against the backdrop of widespread fear in the public health community that an undiscovered and highly lethal, highly contagious virus might jump from animals to humans.
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Anyone can download the software needed to analyze raw findings from surveys of neighboring systems that may host undiscovered planets, and to present their interpretations in a professional-amateur collaborative forum.
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As the big get bigger, steering listeners to the biggest acts, those looking for an easy guide to what's new, good, and as-yet-undiscovered will still lack a perfect solution.
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Alexander Wolszczan and Dimitri Veras, the scientists who made this discovery, next want to point huge telescopes at white dwarf stars to listen for the radio broadcasts of undiscovered dead planets.
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It could be that Trump worries if "every person in the country" was "asking questions" about the stuff in the returns, those questions might tip off auditors to previously undiscovered anomalies.
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That changed for the first time at the beginning of the nineteenth century, when the Arctic, then still largely undiscovered, captured the imagination and fuelled the ambition of the Western world.
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She soon figured out all she could do was trust James Brett, the mastermind behind the Museum of Everything, a traveling installation with art by self-taught, undiscovered and unintentional creators.
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Though Purvis appreciates the genuine scientific dialogue and acknowledges the uncertainty in estimating undiscovered life, he said the known number of 21500,2680 threatened species doesn't capture the looming potential for extinction.
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The act broke up after he got a job on the sitcom "One of the Boys," with Mickey Rooney, a yet undiscovered Dana Carvey, and Meg Ryan in a recurring part.
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There was no way to know what was going on at the horizon other than through the as yet undiscovered "theory of everything" that promises the unification of all physical laws.
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It was held firm and tight in its sleeve of rock, its surface so level that had I walked on it, I might have been the first visitor on undiscovered land.
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More recently, the term "magic bullet" has been used to convey the same idea, though in its earlier usage it referred more specifically to an undiscovered drug to cure a disease.
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But do not be deceived: We may be sailing to dystopia, but it is not Gilead but an undiscovered country, awaiting some new visionary to map its coastlines and dark heart.
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John A. Farrell found previously undiscovered notes at the Richard Nixon Presidential Library in which Nixon told H. R. Haldeman, his most loyal aide, to "monkey wrench" peace talks in Vietnam.
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What they're saying: Nursing home industry executives said the marks were misleading and could damage facilities' reputations, while consumer advocates pointed out that many cases of abuse go undiscovered or unreported.
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Although the fad was short-lived, pulling up the Pokémon Go app for the very first time made you feel like you were just granted access to a previously undiscovered dimension.
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Currently, no one has proven mathematically that such an algorithm does not exist, but there are weaker proofs that make it unlikely that a yet-undiscovered super-fast classical algorithm exists.
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Many security specialists believe any previously undiscovered flaw should be flagged for the company, so it can close the gap and block nefarious hackers and spies from using that entry point.
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"We are going to make it easier to discover the vast quantity of content on our platform that goes undiscovered or unseen every day," Spiegel told analysts on a conference call.
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The minds of space nerds around the world collectively exploded yesterday, after astronomers announced that there is likely an undiscovered Neptune-sized planet in the outer reaches of the Solar System.
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Now, the security firm IOActive has dug into the code, and according to a Cyberscoop report, the result is several critical vulnerabilities, which have been sitting undiscovered for the past three years.
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When Rhodora's associate Josephina (played by the stunning Zawe Ashton) comes across a treasure-trove of undiscovered paintings by a just deceased artist, they partner to capitalize on the dead man's work.
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Click here to view original GIFThrough a series of button inputs, a player has found previously undiscovered menus that lay dormant in the arcade versions of Mortal Kombat 1, 2 and 3.
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New research suggests this number might have to be revised; data collected by Voyager 2 during its historic 1986 flyby hints at two undiscovered moons lurking around a pair of Uranus' rings.
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Or it could be a yet undiscovered disease transmitted to humans from animals, such as HIV, which spread from chimpanzees and has infected 70m people and killed more than 35m since 1983.
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Statoil plans to drill at least five wells in the Barents Sea this summer, stepping up exploration campaign in the Arctic, which is estimated to hold majority of undiscovered resources off Norway.
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The undiscovered gem of hand-drawn animation, now now distributed by GKIDS, is a comfort to distressed Ghibli fans uncertain of the future as legendary co-founder Hayao Miyazaki flirts with retirement.
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It's been estimated that nearly a fifth of all undiscovered petroleum reserves lie north of the Arctic Circle, and recovering it becomes more technically feasible every year the ice continues to melt.
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John Kenneth Galbraith, the Depression-era economist, coined the idea of the bezzle — an inventory of undiscovered shenanigans that builds up during boom times as investors make gains and ask few questions.
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While bitcoin is the king of cryptocurrencies, most people still aren't using it day to day, and thousands of other coins remain largely undiscovered, which means crypto still hasn't achieved mass adoption.
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Under a little-known cybersecurity rule adopted by the Obama administration in 2010, previously undiscovered hacks are subject to an interagency review to determine if they should be disclosed to the manufacturer.
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And even though the Petroleum Directorate believes half of Norway's undiscovered resources lie beneath the Barents seabed, the geological uncertainty is higher and knowledge of the acreage lower than in mature areas.
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Some astronomers are convinced that there is an undiscovered Neptune-sized "Planet Nine," located way out in the boonies of our solar system, about 20 times farther from the Sun than Neptune.
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It's a show about people who are extremely bad at sex, but it's also a character study in the type of person who is totally convinced that they're America's great undiscovered penis.
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Under a little-known cybersecurity rule adopted by the Obama administration in 2010, previously undiscovered hacks are subject to an interagency review to determine whether they should be disclosed to the manufacturer.
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Van Nieuwenhuizen told Gizmodo that even if supersymmetric particles go undiscovered, he felt that supergravity will remain an important piece of mathematical work—a tool and framework to better understand theoretical mathematics.
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The Metropolitan Police of London said in a statement that counterterrorism officers and the Scottish police were investigating the claim, including its indication that a fifth package was sent but remains undiscovered.
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"The mountains of Montenegro are really an undiscovered part of the Balkans for most Americans," said Diana Poindexter, a Balkans specialist at Wilderness Travel, which offers a nature-focused trip to Montenegro.
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With effective cough medicine as yet undiscovered, parents are dosing their babies with dubious patent potions like "Orangeine" that kill some of them, sicken many more and cause others to become addicted.
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About 60 percent of the undiscovered resources in the Norwegian areas of the Barents Sea are expected to be in the form of liquids, and the remainder natural gas, the NPD said.
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Last week Google's Project Zero, a research team that studies undiscovered, critical software vulnerabilities that leave developers scrambling to write updates to patch them, revealed an unprecedented finding from earlier this year.
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New critters of all shapes and sizes Despite the fact that we've been documenting the planet's species for centuries, some studies predict more than 80 percent of the world's organisms are still undiscovered.
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What the community appeared to have identified was a shady scientific photoshopping spree that had gone undiscovered by grant committees and the editors and peer reviewers at prestigious journals for over a decade.
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"As a brand, Genesis embraces progressive design values, and the Mint Concept reinforces this commitment from a previously undiscovered perspective," said Manfred Fitzgerald, executive vice president and global head of the Genesis Brand.
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"We have the potential to identify more undiscovered oil and gas reserves (in the country) by using geophysical exploration techniques and discovery drilling and will definitely add to Iran's national wealth," Dehghan said.
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Another man with a history of cardiovascular disease had been found at the bottom of a stairwell; and an elderly woman, her body bag marked "decomp," had lain alone for several days, undiscovered.
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Whether web series are showcasing undiscovered talent, or letting them explore new material before it hits a bigger stage, they've become another reliable step toward the majors for this age of peak TV.
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In truth there is a lot of extremely good security out there, especially amid the big tech companies, and it keeps getting better, as the market for 0-days (previously undiscovered exploits) indicates.
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Click here to view original GIFImage: YouTubeThrough a series of button inputs, a player has found previously undiscovered menus that lay dormant in the arcade versions of Mortal Kombat 1, 2 and 3.
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It's good news for the pitcher that he caught the signs early ... 'cause The Athletic reports Sabathia could have been in danger of suffering a heart attack if his blockage had gone undiscovered.
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The thing is, because all of these remain undiscovered — at least until I land on them — this means that I never know what to expect when I set course for a new destination.
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Apple said that if the government was successful in getting into the phone, which might involve taking advantage of previously undiscovered vulnerabilities, it hoped officials would share information on how they did so.
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In addition to switching to digital tablets, it's using satellite imagery to make sure households in rural areas don't go undiscovered and uncounted, and disaggregating the data it collects at the district level.
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For fans of Sergio Leone, this setup may seem familiar, but the standoff takes place in compellingly undiscovered country, where the rule of genre is as malleable as the rule of the law.
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Mr. Storm became well known in Canada and beyond as a finder and salvager of shipwrecks and a teller of tales about the treasures that still lie undiscovered at sea and on land.
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In 1996, sensing the region's potential for international tourism — the beaches of Puglia remained relatively undiscovered by the Continent's hordes of holidaymakers — his mother, Marisa, decided to turn the home into a hotel.
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But it also yielded beautiful surprises: an undiscovered beach, a fisherman's hut with a breathtaking view, a hillside breakfast of goats' milk yogurt and fresh honey that I still remember 35 years later.
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I have subjected my children to a host of unpleasant travel experiences around the world, usually while pursuing some elusive undiscovered paradise, and I wondered if Gili Air would be worth the bother.
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Their work revealed previously undiscovered patterns of human irrationality: the ways that our minds consistently fool us and the steps we can take, at least some of the time, to avoid being fooled.
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Springfield said in a statement that the undiscovered potential of the block located on the western side of the Cape Three Points was estimated at over 3 billions barrels of oil and gas.
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The goal of the trip was not only to document undiscovered sea life, but to research how they have adapted to harsh living conditions two-and-a-half miles below the ocean surface.
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"As part of the redesign I mentioned earlier, we are going to make it easier to discover the vast quantity of content on our platform that goes undiscovered or unseen every day," Spiegel wrote.
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It's urgent we develop new analytical tools to sort through the noise and prioritize disease surveillance efforts on the ground to find and characterize as-yet-undiscovered zoonoses before they cause the next pandemic.
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But I insist — as I think "Little Labors" does — that motherhood is an undiscovered country in the literary sense, one we must venture into lest our experience goes unrecorded, or recorded only by men.
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Although Koh Tao is far from undiscovered, the island is smaller and less posh than neighboring Koh Samui and lacks the full moon party draw of Koh Phangan, making this sign even more unlikely.
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For a lawyer like Prasow, the museum's immersive setup is worrisome because it skews public discussion away from understanding torture as a demonstrably bad form of intelligence-gathering to something with possible undiscovered benefits.
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This homo post-æconomicus will operate according to as yet undiscovered automatisms, affects, and instincts, conjuring in the process a more sustainable model of human endeavor onto the stage of our desperately overheated globe.
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The look, designed by Nigerian designer Ena Udemba of EnaGancio, was handpicked by Beyoncé and her stylist Zerina Ackers and paired with a handbag by similarly undiscovered brand L'Afshar of Dubai, according to Vogue.
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But nearly all of the physicists we spoke to noted that it's important to keep an open mind toward other theories with solid mathematical and theoretical foundations, in case dark matter continues to go undiscovered.
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Aeronautics and space explorationA new tool to find exoplanetsIn March 2018, NASA will launch its Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS)—a mission to find previously undiscovered exoplanets from the vantage point of low Earth orbit.
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" Related: Some Kenyans Want the Pope to Help Fight the 'Devil' of Corruption Lammy fears there are many more undiscovered "miracle babies" in the UK. "God knows how many families were seduced with this nonsense.
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For these future VR users, it won't be one mass act of endurance, but the freedom to dip into other, as-yet-undiscovered worlds, as well as experience new art, education methods, and the like.
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Frey's frustration with the App Store, which stems from "emotionally charged and highly inaccurate reviews" and that "many, many...great apps often go undiscovered," led him to develop Neue Store, an online app review hub.
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Krasznahorkay and his colleagues hypothesize that this extra stuff is coming from a new particle that's 34 times heavier than the electron—a possible indication that there's an undiscovered force just waiting to be found.
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If you follow a particular path, like endearing yourself to a mystical cult or sending out explorers to search undiscovered lands, you'll unlock new cards for the next playthrough that open up even more options.
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At least one previously undiscovered game mechanic, which allows players to recharge a certain weapon quickly by staying out of range of the enemy, has been discovered by the bots and passed on to humans.
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"I called Barry Diller and Michael Eisner, who were the heads of Paramount at that time, and I said 'I don't think you guys realize that you have a major, undiscovered star here," Badham recalled.
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Two Secret Service officers have reportedly been fired over a March 10 security breach in which a man climbed over the White House fence and remained on the grounds undiscovered for more than 85033 minutes.
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The world's largest documented snake is the green anaconda, but it's not to be confused with the legendary snake that is said to still exist somewhere in the Amazon — much of which is still undiscovered.
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In terms of the base game, I practically sucked up every single bit of it that I could—I think some of the only remaining undiscovered locations of mine are the ones in Skellige's ocean.
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The letter lay undiscovered for decades in the files of the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society, of which de Mille had been a founding member, until a clear-out in 2015 brought it to light.
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Arriving as Vision in Action at the Jeu de Paume from Le Point du Jour in Cherbourg are over 130 of his relatively undiscovered, vintage black-and-white photographs, curated by Dada doyen Cécile Bargues.
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The series brings together industry legends across a multi-city search in hip-hop epicenters such as Los Angeles, New York, Atlanta, and Chicago, to find raw talent and help undiscovered artists pursue their dreams.
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When archaeologists finally opened a previously undiscovered black granite sarcophagus in Alexandria, Egypt, this summer, reports of what they found inside were, by most measures, unremarkable: three skeletons and a mass of reddish sewage water.
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McNees's "Undiscovered Country" unfolds more straightforwardly and in a narrower time frame, opening with Hick interviewing the candidate's wife in the fall of 1932 and with its final chapter closing at the end of 1933.
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They had been searching the sky for yet-undiscovered galaxies which seem to be lacking the usual dark matter component, aiming to add more evidence to a baffling phenomenon scientists had begun observing last year.
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When she drove up to Boulder and peered inside, she realized she was staring at a large volume of undiscovered material, created by one of the most studied, if enigmatic, photographers of the 20th century.
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The leak was thought to have been caused by broken equipment at the asphalt plant, and city officials continue to investigate how the issues that caused the leak went undiscovered, leading to potentially disastrous consequences.
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One approach uses the Large Hadron Collider to slam together protons (sub-atomic particles), in hopes of finding some anomaly in the resulting collision, a sign of a previously undiscovered particle that could be dark matter.
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Many stars from the Star Trek franchise congratulated Farrell and Nimoy, who directed episodes of Star Trek: The Next Generation and worked as an assistant on the Nick Meyer-directed Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country.
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Wound infections the boys received appear to be minor at this point, but the boys will be examined carefully for previously undiscovered wounds that may have gone undetected in the dark cave where they were trapped.
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The object was discovered as part of astronomy's ongoing hunt for unknown dwarf planets and Planet X, aka "Planet Nine," an as yet undiscovered world that could have a mass about 10 times that of Earth.
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Produced by big names like John Legend, Rhythm + Flow wants to take undiscovered hip-hop artists from all over the U.S. and bring them one big step closer to their dreams — and that includes you. Seriously.
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It might have remained an undiscovered event, but for the first signs of the immersive show, Up Late on the High Line, hosted by Friends of the High Line, floating down to street-level from above.
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In many cases, new technologies that have just hit the market are boons to hackers, who capitalize on people's lack of understanding of how those technologies work, as well as undiscovered holes in new systems' security.
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But it might have not been the best setting to explore the argument that an "unknown"—somebody desperate for a scholarship with the undiscovered talent to match—was using this camp to get on the radar.
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Hawaiian artists who moved to the mainland after the 2008 economic crisis are returning, while the scene is inspiring artists from across the continental United States and Asia to produce works for a mostly undiscovered market.
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Physicists now debate whether these values are actually larger, and if so, whether it's due to something about the way they calculate the distances to these objects or if it's truly a sign of undiscovered physics.
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I, for one, hadn't read Fitzgerald in the past 20 years, and hadn't planned to before the advent of I'd Die for You, a collection of Fitzgerald's previously undiscovered stories that came out earlier this week.
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At first, he thought it might have been an undiscovered star, but when he and his assistant Niccolò Cacciatore tracked its orbit again on successive nights, they realized with delight that it was following a planetary orbit.
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One of the detectors on the LHC ring, called LHCb, observed anomalies in the rate that a particle called the B0 decayed—implying the existence of undiscovered particles—though follow-up research is still in the works.
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It can be hard to keep up, and harder still not to get jealous of that new person for connecting with this hidden, undiscovered part of your lover whom you already thought you knew inside and out.
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Twenty-three million years ago, the giant carnivore larger than any modern-day lion or polar bear stalked sub-Saharan Africa, according to the fossils of a previously undiscovered species that spent decades in a museum drawer.
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The remote Danger Islands off the coast of Antarctica are home to a previously undiscovered supercolony of more than 1.5 million Adélie Penguins, and thanks to a satellite and some drone footage, researchers now know about them.
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I think Olmsted and Vaux would approve of the project, as Prospect Park continues to bear out their vision of creating a public space that allows visitors to escape their everyday realities and ponder worlds yet undiscovered.
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Personalization like this is becoming a key competitive area for music streaming startups, as the better the apps are at making good recommendations of new or undiscovered tracks, the more likely it is that users will return.
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The errors went undiscovered just long enough to be set in stone, and now these ghosts are, at least in potential, a part of every computer on the planet, lurking in the dark corners of character tables.
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Let's start with the obvious: Star Trek Beyond is a pretty good movie, but it doesn't quite make it into the top tier of Trek films like The Wrath of Khan, The Undiscovered Country and First Contact.
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The Constitution speaks of "our posterity" for a reason: We are a nation of immigrants, but when people think about the undiscovered America of the future, its strongest claim on them is one their own descendants make.
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"Steady reductions in sea ice are opening new passageways and new opportunities for trade," Mr. Pompeo said, while noting the abundance of undiscovered oil and gas, uranium, rare-earth minerals, coal, diamonds and fisheries in the Arctic.
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The absence of visual pollution makes the location an unusually pure spot to see the heavens — a treasured site for astronomers and stargazers hunting for undiscovered exoplanets, and a place rich in folklore, rock art and mysticism.
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When the Discovery bridge crew narrows the search down to three possible locations for Lorca, one of the three listed is Rura Penthe, the penal colony that Kirk and McCoy were sent to in "The Undiscovered Country."
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Joined by fellow rappers Chance the Rapper and T.I., the three music superstars will act as judges as the show attempts to find the most promising, undiscovered talent from Atlanta, Chicago, Los Angeles, and New York City.
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Nice list — but the Portland, Oregon-based firm has gone one better: Aware that popularity necessarily means crowds, the firm also identified nearby "undiscovered towns and smaller cities," with a similar look and feel to the Top 10.
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Unwitting buyers have been left with forged paintings that were promoted as undiscovered Modernist masterpieces, counterfeit wines and even an apparently faulty estate plan that caused a $2.7 billion — yes, billion — tax bill from the Internal Revenue Service.
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But this hillstar didn't look like any he had ever seen before, so he snapped some photos of it, and was later able to confirm that it didn't belong to any known species—it was an undiscovered bird.
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A federal advisory committee recently concluded that the U.S. military's weapons systems are at risk from what is called "malicious insertion" — when something is deliberately inserted into a system for a malicious purpose — and exploitation of undiscovered vulnerabilities.
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The area is estimated to contain 5 percent of total undiscovered resources on the Norwegian continental shelf and, furthermore, executives fear the green lobby will soon move on to their next target, such as exploration in the Arctic.
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"An undiscovered planet outside the orbit of Neptune, 10 times the mass of Earth, would affect the orbit of Saturn, not Cassini," William Folkner, a planetary scientist at NASA and Caltech's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, said in the statement.
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The previous owner left it running on empty, so I have to mine a few asteroids to power up the pulse drive, but after a few minutes I'm speeding through space on my way to another undiscovered planet.
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There was the mystery of the suffocating tankful of fish — the culprit turned out to be a large catfish that had been crushed in a gravel avalanche, its body undiscovered as its decomposition filled the tank with ammonia.
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Po is also spearheading a worldwide search for undiscovered mathematical talent in the Spirit of Ramanujan Talent Search, a collaboration between Expii, an online crowd-sourced mathematics learning resource, and the recent film The Man Who Knew Infinity.
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It feels as if every day brings a "recent study" that reveals some theretofore undiscovered truth about what we stick down our gullets, or, better yet, confirms suspicions that hadn't yet been tested about our our digestive tracts.
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It makes monitoring them very difficult logistically, which has the knock-on effect of only seeing a small portion of the overall catches - which is why seemingly uncommon species like these might often go undiscovered for some time.
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Those who knew Georgia tended to describe it warmly: exotic and undiscovered, with great food, situated at a crossroads full of history, and changing — its young population striving to show off a post-Soviet identity to the world.
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Analysts see most of the benefit for oil companies in areas that might be freed from Iranian claims under the treaty, and where the United States Geological Survey estimates most of the undiscovered oil and natural gas lies.
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There's almost no way to know, unless an undiscovered trove of Whitman's writing resurfaces (a not implausible possibility, given the recent discovery of one of his lost manuscripts.) But maybe the actual provenance of the photo doesn't matter.
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Scientists believe the Arctic contains around 13 percent of the world's undiscovered reserves of oil and 30 percent of its reserves of natural gas as well as huge deposits of minerals such as zinc, iron and rare earth metals.
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Antarctica's ice sheet hides a massive system of volcanoes, one that is comparable to volcanic regions in East Africa and western North America, according to a new study, which found 91 previously undiscovered volcanoes, some over 12,48003 feet tall.
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Countries have been scrambling to claim territory or, like China, boost their presence in the region as thawing ice raises the possibility of exploiting much of the world's remaining undiscovered reserves of oil and gas and huge mineral deposits.
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Here's what we know about this undiscovered, maybe-planet: According to the researchers' work, which has been published in the Astronomical Journal, this so-called "Planet 10" would be located at about 55 astronomical units (AU), if it's real.
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There have been previous attempts to mine YouTube for undiscovered treasure like this (be it genuinely entertaining or cringe-worthy) but those have always sought out videos with zero views; randomly grabbing clips that no one has ever watched.
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By the early 2000s, Steve Jobs, Jony Ive, and the Apple design team were leading us out of our world of beige boxes and onto an undiscovered country where milled aluminum and candy-colored plastics were the new normal.
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And as an editor at Semiotext(e) and the founder of its Native Agents imprint, Kraus has helped to establish a new canon by publishing work from new or undiscovered writers, including Michelle Tea, Fanny Howe, and Natasha Stagg.
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"It's a super-accessible way to get exposure to the waterways, where there is a really undiscovered part of New York City; there's a mystique to it," said Elias Vaisberg, who runs kayak fishing tours out of Staten Island.
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After all, an experiment at Fermilab in Illinois is slated to release new data about the muon magnetic moment as early as next year, which will inform physicists as to whether there are strange, undiscovered particles out there—or not.
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Image: Pompeii Archaeological ParkNew excavations at the Royal V site in late May uncovered the remains of a previously undiscovered Pompeii victim, a man in his 30s who appeared to have been crushed by a large rock while attempting to flee.
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Apart from his academic endeavors, Thaler's stock-picking principles drive the Undiscovered Managers Behavioral Value Fund (Ticker: UBVAX), which is up 78 percent in the past five years, compared with a return of 64 percent for the S&P 500.
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Her creations — which Dondelinger revealed in a staged excavation on an island off the coast of California — masquerade as the relics of a previously undiscovered civilization, and will appear in a forthcoming exhibition at Art Spirit Gallery in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.
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The new analysis, published in the Journal of the American Medical Association today, found that the rates of undiscovered adverse effects were higher in drugs taken from biological sources, psychiatric drugs, and those that received an accelerated and near-deadline approval.
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On the one hand, melting sea ice will create cheaper, faster shipping lanes between the world's major markets and unlock Arctic energy development, creating a race for 22 percent of the world's undiscovered resources — many of which lie within U.S. waters.
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In 1991, Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country gave the original crew a fitting sendoff with a story about the end of the Klingon empire that worked as a parallel to the end of the USSR and the Cold War.
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In years past, a number of startups tried to work around that problem by launching services that allowed users to browse the iPhone home screens of others, in order to get ideas about popular apps, as well as find undiscovered gems.
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"After all, Slovenia is still a relatively undiscovered part of Europe, which makes it genuine, authentic and richly traditional, but also a modern, innovative, and, due to its size, easily manageable destination," promotional pamphlets from the Government Communication Office read.
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Thinking of antibiotics as infrastructure implies that the user gets a say in the finished goods—which might create the much needed leverage to force companies to stop improving molecules that have already been discovered, and search for undiscovered ones instead.
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"Only nine wells have been drilled in a huge area and big discoveries have been made in the Shetlands, so if you look at where there could be some big undiscovered findings, the possibility is greatest in our area," he said.
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Some thought the lab-created hydrogen had heavier protons due to a previously undiscovered type of physics, but this study, which found similar results in regular hydrogen, suggests that the earlier measurements were incorrect and no physics needs to be rewritten.
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Those efforts gained momentum in 2008, after the US Geological Survey published a report, Circum-Arctic Resources Appraisal, indicating that as much as one-third of the world's undiscovered oil and gas lay in areas north of the Arctic Circle.
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In 2016, astronomers Konstantin Batygin and Mike Brown announced that a distant undiscovered planet could have created the unusual signatures of some TNO orbits in the Kuiper Belt and sent Sedna and other detached objects out to even more distant realms.
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From the magic of The Azores, an archipelago formed of volcanic islands in Portugal, to the stunning beauty of the undiscovered coastal town of Perast, perched on Montenegro's Bay of Kotorin, there is plenty to discover without breaking the bank.
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As one of the less trendy, touristed towns of Provence, St.-Rémy still has the easy feel of a somewhat undiscovered destination, with a mixture of upscale boutiques and restaurants and many more basic shops and cafes for a quick bite.
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"It is an undiscovered jewel," said Jaroslav Macik Jr., who is part of the second generation of winemakers who started their businesses in the region after the Velvet Revolution that ended four decades of Communist rule in Czechoslovakia in 1989.
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Mr. Trice was taking advantage of the sharp drop in costs of drilling to pursue his sometimes quixotic 12-year quest to prove that undiscovered troves of oil still lie in British waters — if you just know where to look.
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With little discrepancy in talent between the teams, the Americans are not so much seeking to find some undiscovered weakness in Canada's armor during the pre-Olympic series, but rather to prove that they can dictate the pace of play.
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As depicted in movies featuring the original cast, it mirrored the conflict between the United States and the U.S.S.R. That the eventual peace of "The Undiscovered Country" (1991) coincided with the aftermath of the Cold War was not by happenstance.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Norway on Tuesday doubled its estimate of undiscovered oil and gas resources in its region of the Arctic Barents Sea as a formerly disputed area bordering Russia was included for the first time, the country's oil regulator said.
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In this case, the problem was caught in time to save the mission; a similarly mundane mistake that went undiscovered (one team had used English units of measurement; another used metric units) led to the loss of the Mars Climate Orbiter in 1999.
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That stand has damaged morale within the intelligence community and puzzled observers who wonder whether it's a strategic decision or a function of Trump's admiration for authoritarian figures, possible business deals with Russian oligarchs, or as-yet-undiscovered links or financial debts.
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Sometimes, that allows the company to find undiscovered, exciting new talent (as with Stranger Things' Duffer brothers), but it mostly results in lots of deals like the Rhimes pact, in which an established talent arrives to offer Netflix a frisson of legitimacy.
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Andromeda's a totally undiscovered place for humans, turians, asari, and the other races of the Milky Way, but as today's trailer shows, that doesn't mean it's an uninhabited section of space — and many of the locals won't take too kindly to your incursion.
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Image: John Colosimo/ESO via Wikimedia CommonsExoplanets are all the rage nowadays thanks in part to Kepler's discovery of around 1,284 previously undiscovered planets and our never-ending fascination with the "final frontier" that just seems to be moving closer to a reality.
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His comments come at a time when countries are scrambling to claim territory or boost their presence in the high north, as thawing ice raises the possibility of exploiting much of the world's remaining undiscovered reserves of oil and gas and mineral deposits.
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If you've spent hours trying to figure out all of the possible endings for protagonist Stefan (is it possible one of the still undiscovered endings might not lead to total horror?), then you have spent some time with the sounds of the '80s.
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Having publicly stated in June that the investigation of Hillary Clinton's email server was complete, it makes perfect sense that he would want to let Congress know he was just made aware of previously undiscovered evidence that may be relevant to that investigation.
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Desperate for money, and with only her cat for company, Lee's on the verge of becoming the urban legend all New Yorkers fear: the person who dies alone in their apartment, and remains undiscovered until the smell becomes too strong to ignore.
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"The discovery of this new species in a 30-year-old amber collection highlights that we still have many undiscovered species hidden away in natural history collections worldwide and not enough taxonomic experts to work through them," co-author Lena Struwe said.
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The researchers are keeping an open mind about what lies beyond Neptune, however, and note in the paper that a disk of smaller objects may work in conjunction with an undiscovered planet à la Planet Nine to exert the observed gravitational force.
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"Spotify has always focused on artists and listeners, and with Fresh Finds we're specifically looking at new creators, digging deeper to understand how undiscovered artists can attract a huge fan base," says Dr. Brian Whitman, Principal Scientist at Spotify, in a blog post.
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In a year where self-care is more important than ever, the emerging cannabis spa scene offers previously undiscovered levels of relaxation, whether you're gifting them a massage that utilizes cannabis-infused oils, a hash bath, or a facial full of psychotropic extracts.
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I didn't feel comfortable eating at hotel buffets or sitting at a bar alone — but being alone made me seek out off-the-wall activities, the kind of undiscovered things I might not find if I was part of a regular tourist couple.
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Until and unless the line "kick him right in the Coriolanus" shows up in an as yet undiscovered quarto of "The Taming of the Shrew," Cole Porter's "Kiss Me, Kate" score from 1948 is, shall we say, true to Shakespeare in its fashion.
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Beneath the video are dozens of photos from people who followed its instructions and ended up with hands that look like rakes and hands that look like wilted bouquets, wadlike hands studded with wrong fingers, hands whose palms vanish into previously undiscovered dimensions.
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Clement's Oliver grooves along to this sequence in slow motion as "Undiscovered First," by the indie-pop singer-songwriter Feist, plays on the soundtrack — a music cue nearly as strong as the use of Jethro Tull and Black Sabbath in Hawley's "Fargo" outing.
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Beyond the quest for voting rights and struggles to end Jim Crow in public schools and neighborhoods lay the undiscovered country of full citizenship for everyone from semi-literate sharecroppers in the Mississippi Delta to the unjustly incarcerated in big cities across America.
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The Amazon is the most bio-diverse region in the world, with over 40,000 species of plants identified in the jungle, and countless more still undiscovered—or already extinct due to deforestation, along with whatever potential they had to improve human health.
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Turns out the Meg has been lurking in a previously undiscovered area of the deep seas and is inadvertently loosed by a deep sea exploration team based on a deep-sea exploration rig and bankrolled by a rich guy named Morris (Rainn Wilson).
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Noting that the Arctic is believed to hold about a quarter of the world's undiscovered hydrocarbon reserves, the authors estimate that some 20 percent of these reserves could be within US territory, noting a "greater potential for conflict" over these resources, particularly with Russia.
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Li has also taught that sickness is a symptom of evil that can only be truly cured with meditation and devotion, and that aliens from undiscovered dimensions have invaded the minds and bodies of humans, bringing corruption and inventions such as computers and airplanes.
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The birds, the surrounding architecture, and particularly the music choice — a sitar-heavy cover of The White Stripes' "Seven Nation Army" from composer Ramin Djawadi — quickly make it clear that this isn't some undiscovered corner of Westworld, and it's not part of Shogun World, either.
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Technology Crossover Ventures has become a major investing powerhouse over its 22-year-old history by funding relatively undiscovered but mature companies; buying sizable stakes in later-stage, venture backed companies; and acquiring positions in publicly traded tech companies that TCV sees as undervalued.
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This month's leak of top secret CIA documents, together with a recent leak of NSA hacking tools, shows that the U.S. government is an avid user of these undiscovered software bugs, and the agencies stockpile them as part of an expanding global cyber-arms race.
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The bug, which went undiscovered from 2015 until March of this year, according to The WSJ, allowed developers to access personal data from the connections of people who had installed their app, even if those people didn't give permission for their information to be accessed.
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In collaboration with the recent film The Man Who Knew Infinity about the intriguing mathematical genius Srinivasa Ramanujan, who overcame impossible odds to change the future of mathematics, they are scouring the world for undiscovered mathematical ability, in the Spirit of Ramanujan Talent Search.
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When Comey decided, months later, to send a letter to Congress -- 11 days before the election -- with news that the FBI had "learned of the existence of (previously undiscovered) emails that appear to be pertinent to the investigation," the future president did just that.
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Their discovery set off years of debate in the scientific community, with some rejecting the idea that they were from a previously undiscovered species with close links to the homo genus and others floating the idea that they were from two different species altogether.
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Many of their friends and contemporaries fell victim years ago to drugs and hard living: Thunders and several of his fellow New York Dolls, two of the Cramps, most of the Ramones, Stiv Bators from the Dead Boys and a legion of the undiscovered.
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One of the internet's most beloved webcomics is back in The Perry Bible Fellowship Almanack's 10th anniversary edition, featuring a new foreword from Michael Cera, undiscovered comics and sketches, and strips that have been reformatted to read like they would on a phone screen.
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The intimacy with nature portrayed in "Armadillo Burial" as a girl holds the tail of an armadillo while her accomplices dig and look on with quiet courtesy of a proper burial forges a peculiarly solemn moment that calls to the undiscovered wild within us.
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While there is no such thing as an "undiscovered" Venetian restaurant, this always-full, 203-table place attracts an equal proportion of residents and discerning tourists who have been properly admonished by the "No Pizza, No Lasagne, No Menu Turistico" sign beside the front door.
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In a new study published in the journal Nature Immunology, researchers looking for previously undiscovered ways the immune system naturally attacks tumors found a T-cell armed with a new type of receptor that recognizes and kills most human cancer types while ignoring healthy cells.
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In 1990, the children's literature scholar Rudine Sims Bishop offered the world a useful way to look at children's literature: Some books are windows, presenting yet-undiscovered worlds to the reader, while others are mirrors, reflecting the world as young readers have already experienced it.
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Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (in which the crew travels back in time to the 1980s to save a couple of whales) is the most purely enjoyable film, while Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country is a fitting sendoff for the original crew.
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That was perhaps the periodic table's most profound use: By simply arranging the atoms in a specific way based on their properties, chemist Dmitri Mendeleev was able to accurately the predict the existence and properties of three undiscovered elements based on the holes in his table.
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Mixing detachment and feeling in unpredictable proportions, daring to sing where an ordinary man with the same level of talent would have kept his mouth shut, leaving it totally unclear when he's acting and when he's being genuine, he uncovers astonishing vistas of previously undiscovered emotion.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)And while I only had time to explore just a few sections of the map, with what looks like another 15 to 20 areas still undiscovered, some of my fears about game being light on content and more focused on building were relieved.
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Facebook admitted no guilt; it agreed to make no changes to the way it collects user data; and it got the FTC to promise the agency would not hold the company or its executives liable for any as-yet undiscovered violations of its previous consent decree.
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Scientists believe the Arctic contains around 13 percent of the world's untapped reserves of oil and 30 percent of its undiscovered reserves of natural gas as well as huge deposits of minerals such as zinc, iron and rare earth metals, giving the region a growing strategic significance.
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"This lawsuit takes this debate out of the hands of voters and instead attempts to argue with a straight face that there is a previously undiscovered 'right' in the U.S. Constitution for men to use women's bathrooms and locker rooms," they said in a joint statement.
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It's not like Hotel Dusk is an undiscovered diamond of the DS catalogue—it's appeared in many a list of underrated games for the system, and I've seen online commenters express their affection for Kyle Hyde, and their wishes to see him in a third adventure.
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""Dragons: Rescue Riders" — "In the new Netflix original series, Hiccup and Toothless lead the Dragon Riders as they soar beyond the borders of Berk and discover the mysterious Dragon eye -- an ancient artifact filled with secrets that will lead them to new lands filled with undiscovered dragons.
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If we lose the Amazon, we lose a crucial part of the world's life support system: The Amazon produces up to 20% of the oxygen in Earth's atmosphere, cycles water that regulates our weather, and hosts a wealth of undiscovered species with potential for new medicines.
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"Yet, it is also very important to consider that a very small portion of the caves on planet earth have been discovered and the microbial ecology of the discovered caves are heavily understudied," he said, adding that the risk of encountering other undiscovered pathogens remains very likely.
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It's entirely possible to reach the end of a large, "open-world" video game like, say, "Skyrim" (one in which players roam freely in a nonlinear fashion), and not have experienced the game in its entirety; arcane references and aspects of the landscape will inevitably remain undiscovered.
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In what's being touted as potentially one of the biggest attacks on iPhone users ever, Google has revealed that a collection of websites were hacked to deliver malware onto iPhones, with the iOS vulnerabilities involved going unchecked and undiscovered for years — as well as subsequent attacks.
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According to the department, the plan "proposes to make over 2900 percent of the total OCS acreage and more than 220006 percent of undiscovered, technically recoverable oil and gas resources in federal offshore areas available to consider for future exploration and development," from 2202 to 2628.
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But whenever she traveled back to Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, where she had lived for most of her early childhood until her family moved to Britain because of political unrest in the early 13s, she spent time investigating the city's growing but globally undiscovered contemporary art scene.
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Countries have been scrambling to claim territory or, like China, boost their presence in the region as thawing ice raises the possibility of exploiting much of the world's remaining undiscovered reserves of oil and gas, plus huge deposits of minerals such as zinc, iron and rare earth metals.
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Some may even celebrate: an ice-free Arctic ocean promises a shortcut for shipping between the Pacific coast of Asia and the Atlantic coasts of Europe and the Americas, and the possibility of prospecting for perhaps a fifth of the planet's undiscovered supplies of oil and natural gas.
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"Everything suggests the site is not a one-off but in fact presents a template of an undiscovered community that thrived 3,000 years ago 'beneath' Britain's largest wetland" — Mark KnightPosts and rafters stick up from the ground, while footprints of the inhabitants can still be seen in the sediment.
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Though I'd stop short of calling it a full-blown artist simulator, Passpartout puts players in control of the simple, MSPaint-y brushstrokes of an undiscovered artist working out of their garage, churning out canvas after canvas to pay the bills and impress an endless stream of critics.
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His book includes maps and relates the island's role since 1624 in the founding of the city and the state (a year before the date on the official city flag), and the progress of the Trust and the National Park Service in transforming this still largely undiscovered sanctuary.
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"The deep sea contains treasures that remain undiscovered and undeveloped, and in order to obtain these treasures we have to control key technologies in getting into the deep sea, discovering the deep sea, and developing the deep sea," Xi said of China's plans to exploit the ocean's resources.
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When: Sunday, August 21, every half hour between 12–5:30pm Where: Velaslavasay Panorama (1122 West 24th Street, University Park, Los Angeles) The natural world may seem all but completely catalogued, but there was a time not so long ago when myriad wonders of nature lay still undiscovered.
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Related: The Fight Between Apple and the FBI Could Shape the Future of Digital Privacy Apple said that if the government was successful in getting into the phone, which might involve taking advantage of previously undiscovered vulnerabilities, it hoped officials would share information on how they did so.
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Similar to how gold is mined using heavy machinery, and how mining faces increasing difficulty as the world's undiscovered gold supply decreases, bitcoin is mined using specialized computers with even more specialized chips, that use a ton of processing power and electricity to solve the increasingly difficult mathematical equations.
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And if the tax cuts are pegged to expire in a decade, you'll have a built-in opportunity to negotiate deficit reduction in 2027, when the Rock is president, Kid Rock is running the Senate, and the speaker of the House is an as-yet-undiscovered YouTube star.
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Organized by the ONE National Gay & Lesbian Archives in collaboration with Los Angeles' Museum of Contemporary Art, Axis Mundo: Queer Networks in Chicano LA brings to light previously undiscovered work from the Los Angeles queer Chicano/a art community, produced from the late 1960s to the early 1990s.
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There is a huge undiscovered story that this book captures about the guys who are actually bringing those platforms to our living rooms and how much power they have and how many scrappy cities in America are taking their destiny into their own hands to make sure there's great network connectivity.
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His latest — announced Wednesday — is no exception, but this one is positively cryptic: Graffiti U. He announced its imminent arrival, as well as an upcoming world tour, during a pop-up concert at Exit/In, a Nashville club the superstar first played as an undiscovered artist in the early 1990s.
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Using a ruthless process of elimination worthy of Sherlock Holmes, astronomers have come to believe the explanation for all of the gravitational anomalies is that there must be some sort of new and undiscovered type of matter in the universe, which Zwicky in 1933 named "dunkle materie," or dark matter.
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Salon tells me relatively clearly in a lengthy FAQ what its program is going to do to my computer before I opt in—my fans may turn on while my computer crunches math problems, for example—whereas malvertising does its work in secret for as long as it remains undiscovered.
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The Internet Is Broken, and Shellshock Is Just the Start of Our WoesHow the massive security bug called Shellshock lay undiscovered for more than two decades in the open source program Bash, which is included with MacOS and most Linux-powered operating systems---and why it matters for the internet.
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Despite giving roots to one of America's most powerful and well-known families — the Rockefellers — the quaint Columbia County town, home to a population of just 2,000, has remained relatively undiscovered compared to other buzzier Hudson Valley destinations such as Kingston and Hudson (though it benefits from its proximity to both).
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Last week, scientists revealed that data from NASA's $1 billion Juno mission suggested there may be a previously undiscovered volcano on Jupiter's moon Io. And last month, the team behind Juno figured out that Jupiter's lighting is more similar to Earth's than previously thought — which solved a 39-year-old mystery.
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"Our results suggest that people at an undiscovered Pre-Hispanic settlement dating between 900 and 1200 CE managed a macaw breeding colony outside their endemic range and distributed these symbolically important birds through the [Southwestern United States]," the authors wrote in the paper published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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The move, which is supported by Mayor Ted Wheeler and Commissioners Chloe Eudaly and Amanda Fritz, is motivated in part because of disputes with the federal government over telecommunications rules, but also because they believe that the technology may have undiscovered risks to human health—a fear that many experts say is unfounded.
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"The central theme is that this is an undiscovered area; this is kind of like a secret," Mr. Natali said of Cape May, where he bought a small horse farm and converted it into what is now Natali Vineyards in the early 2000s, after leaving behind a 19-year career on Wall Street.
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According to Deadline, each of the ten, hour-long episodes will follow the judges from Los Angeles to New York to Atlanta to Chicago on their quest to "help undiscovered artists pursue their come up," and Netflix will roll out each phase of the competition separately over the course of three weeks.
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It was the first day of baseball card season, and Mr. Baumann, one of the owners of Alex's MVP Cards and Comics, still remembers the time a shipment was accidentally delivered to a nearby restaurant and sat undiscovered for a week, provoking a near meltdown for a small group of adult men.
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Because there are no truly free places left in our world, I suspect that the mode for escape must involve some sort of new and hitherto untried process that leads us to some undiscovered country; and for this reason I have focused my efforts on new technologies that may create a new space for freedom.
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Whether you just want to grab a to-go cuppa from a street cart, an expertly pulled espresso from an undiscovered neighborhood joint, or join the rest of the Brooklyn "creatives" in ordering the cheapest thing on the menu to milk the free Wi-Fi for all its worth, New York's got what you seek.
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The other concerns the new field of astrobiology, with results from the Kepler satellite, launched in 2009 with the specific mission of looking for undiscovered solar systems, but which also allowed researchers to identify which of those exoplanets were "habitable-zone planets" — those the right distance from their central stars to have liquid water.
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Now, it is worth noting that some ecologists have long been skeptical of this line of thinking, and have countered that it is simply morally wrong to drive other species — and there are millions on this planet, many still undiscovered — to extinction even if they are not crucial for economic growth or humanity's survival.
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He was only allowed to watch television one night a week (ABC's TGIF lineup every Friday night), but his dad did take him to see movies, blockbusters like 220's Batman, 230's Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country, and 153's The Fugitive — basically, whatever was big enough to make it to Maui.
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While U.S. estimates have put the amount at 11 billion barrels of oil and 190 trillion cubic feet of natural gas in the South China Sea, one Chinese government-owned oil major actually put the figure closer to 125 billion barrels of oil and 500 trillion cubic feet of natural gas in undiscovered areas.
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This was followed by a deluge of oils and creams to the face: either Innisfree's Green Tea Micellar Water or one from Girl Undiscovered Under The Waterfall — which contains charged moon-bathed crystals (emphasis mine) to compensate for my usual slapdash cleansing — along with Tatcha Essence, massaged in with a fridge-cold rose quartz roller from Maggie Wu Studio.
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Historically, K-pop bands have had trouble finding footing in the US, but with a playful single like "As If It's Your Last," an accompanying music video that looks like it was dipped in radioactive candy, and a catalog full of still-undiscovered (at least in America) hits, Blackpink have as good a chance as any at changing that.
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Any scientists out there not already occupied trying to preserve our dwindling ice caps needs to get busy hunting down an undiscovered species of bright-eyed, fire-breathing, hard-biting beetle, one that can take to the air like an angel of justice, with an army of other angry-ass beetles clamoring for change right behind her.
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With the map — which was made by Cooper in space — in hand, Miklos is setting out on a personal quest to journey the globe to find the undiscovered treasures, including the anchor found in the Caribbean, which is dated between 1492–1508, is of Spanish decent and has an estimated weight of 1,200 and 1,500 lbs.
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Farmer would go sleuthing in the archives of Arizona State University's Center for Meteorite Studies to find evidence of an undiscovered landfall in Canada, and Ward could build a rig that trailed an 11-foot metal detector behind a combine, which is how they unearthed $1 million in pallasite fragments from several square miles of Alberta farmland.
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All of which means that vinyl has found itself transformed from mere method of distribution to a sacred item which holds an immense sense of importance—we must treasure each and every record in the world like it was a recently unearthed chunk of a hitherto undiscovered pyramid rather than just another scratched-to-buggery copy of Thriller.
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Watching the first episode of Picard as a long time Star Trek fan—one of my earliest memories is of sitting in the theater next to my father, watching ropes of pink Klingon blood filled the screen in Undiscovered Country—I felt as if Jean-Luc, the aging moralist, was speaking to me as he derided Starfleet.
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Since smartphone users can go weeks or months without turning their devices off and on again, she said, it's possible that when a lesser issue like a cracked screen forces a user to bring a phone into a shop, the technician will power the device off and on, only to discover that the device won't boot because of previously undiscovered loop disease.
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Lynch wasn't yet ready to splash around in the seedy noir shadows of L.A. (That would come later, in 2001's Mulholland Drive.) Perhaps he wanted to conjure up another beautiful dead blonde who could serve as a fresher cipher, a Marilyn without the baggage, an undiscovered starlet onto whom an entire village projected their fantasies of goodness and sin.
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The films in the program ranged from Silent Era impresario Oscar Micheaux's Within Our Gates (235), the oldest extant feature by a Black American filmmaker, to experimental artist Christopher Harris's long-undiscovered 21980mm essay film still/here (213), which combs through the once-proud Victorian enclave of North St. Louis and uncovers, among other things, untold economic and racial injustices.
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Can Decreix is not comfortable in the dull, familiar sense in which a life of 10-minute showers, bedside chargers, conversations about feelings, spaces artificially cooled and heated, and access to fresh linen is comfortable; nor is it comfortable in some undiscovered sense that would expose delicate urban bodies to a new way of being at ease in the world.
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