The study recently published in the American Geophysical Union&aposs Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth suggests land between the valleys is stretched each summer as groundwater levels fall beneath the valleys and the ground in the valleys sinks and contracts.
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The region encompasses three different valleys with three different climates, from Mediterranean in the southern Tiétar and Alberche valleys to continental in the northern Alto Alberche.
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My quote, from Morgan Harper Nichols, a Christian poet, is about remembering both mountains and valleys because so many mountains and valleys brought me to graduation.
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The shadows produced along the moon's jagged peaks and valleys is exaggerated by the angle of reflection, and by Earth's surface features such as mountains and valleys.
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"A cold day in the Dry Valleys is like an average day on Mars," explains University of Texas geophysicist Joe Levy, who has been visiting and studying Antarctica's Dry Valleys since 2004.
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California's interior valleys will likely see freezing rain on Monday.
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Sacha is an artist and sculptor from the Calchaquí Valleys.
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It lacked the peaks and valleys of her passion, however.
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The hills and valleys were saturated with water and mud.
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They had peaks and valleys and curves and jagged edges.
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Abundant pine groves in the surrounding valleys fed its fires.
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But neither Spotify nor Slack had abnormal peaks or valleys.
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In between those moving posts are many peaks and valleys.
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Could the valleys of Wales rival the valley of Rhone?
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See, sound waves, like light waves, have peaks and valleys.
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Keeping those hills and valleys intact is the maintenance challenge.
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There were more valleys than peaks with this mindset, though.
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In the valleys, the weather changes seemingly by the minute.
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We drove on, past valleys, sunlit meadows, streams, grazing elk.
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"He goes through peaks and valleys," said one former aide.
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It's a steep Everest followed by multiple valleys of death.
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We can now run freely through these knockoff chocolate valleys.
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You can make out Mars's great basins, valleys, and craters.
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The desert's valleys and burnt red mesas lay at Aloy's back.
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A glacier flowing through a section of the McMurdo Dry Valleys.
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Silt from fire-damaged valleys can clog streams, which kills fish.
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In the valleys, small farmers built a thriving local dairy industry.
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"Villages and entire valleys were obliterated," during US bombardments, Obama said.
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But the star-spangled banner marches on WalesThink of the valleys.
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Basically, yes, the valleys look like they were carved by water.
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An eclectic mixture of mountains, valleys, and plains cover Pluto's surface.
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Finally, the debris is discarded into the valleys and streams below.
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Others should explore the "valleys," or times when you felt lost.
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I remember trees and valleys and the motion of the car.
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We drove past cow pastures and vineyards that stretched over valleys ...
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The more fertile land is the valleys, where most crops grow.
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It's tempting to chalk the various peaks and valleys of Mrs.
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These projections form a vast canvas of spiky peaks and valleys.
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His message will resonate far beyond the snow-blanketed valleys below.
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Not for them, but again for the roads and the valleys.
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Slicing through valleys, the winds gather more speed, desiccating the air.
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For some of us, these peaks and valleys are especially pronounced.
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Other rides would make stops in the Silicon and Central Valleys.
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Long black tubes extend across once scenic valleys and terraced fields.
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Settlers claimed the few valleys where farming was feasible and built towns.
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From the side, the bridge evokes a range of mountains and valleys.
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Snow blankets towering mountains, fog fills valleys, and pines ring glittering lakes.
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Did you give a lot of thought to the peaks and valleys?
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When a normal sound wave is produced, it has peaks and valleys.
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Like Earth, Venus features mountain ranges, canyons, rift valleys, and vast plains.
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It was full of mountains, forests and river valleys that routinely flooded.
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The Tennessee and Ohio valleys could expect similar conditions into Sunday night.
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On the laptop screen, a jagged red line shows peaks and valleys.
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And so this river rises, gathers new freshets, drains ever more valleys.
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Deal Professor Lending Club's implosion is a tale of two Silicon Valleys.
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It has slight hills and valleys similar to the surface of land.
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Without the hills and valleys, the finish would begin to look shiny.
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The people of the valleys knew the dangers of mining, he said.
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They did a monthlong test-run in Iceland, cycling across its valleys.
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More and more residents crowded the city's valleys, defying geography and geology.
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The cryptocurrency's price has been marked by peaks and valleys this year.
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"Today has been a day of enormous mountains and valleys," he said.
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New Edition has been as fascinating for its valleys as its peaks.
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A guinea pig-like creature lives there and creeps through the valleys.
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No. The car market will continue to have some peaks and valleys.
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CA: A song needs to have peaks and valleys, ups and downs.
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"With capital markets, there are always peaks and valleys," he told me.
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From the side it appears to be a series of mountains and valleys.
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Crime, poverty, and overcrowding are rampant along its seemingly endless hills and valleys.
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Frying bacon created cooked and uncooked hills and valleys and curled up ends.
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I'm well aware that this ride is going to have peaks and valleys.
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"What's stress?" the kid asks as the full valleys shimmer in the background.
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Valleys and basins and rivers long dry point to the planet's hydrous past.
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"Google and Apple, at this moment, are sort of in valleys," Gerzema said.
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In terms of academic influence and support, both valleys have their fair share.
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This imprinted cloud then just does its thing, settling toward low energy valleys.
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"The peaks and valleys will become more extreme and more frequent," he said.
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"Every one of those valleys has a different species of frog," said McKeon.
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He lives in the South Welsh Valleys, where he was born and raised.
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He had been to the mountaintop; but he had hit some valleys too.
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Like most Meyers movies, the peaks are always high and valleys never low.
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The Dry Valleys may well be our closest equivalent to a Martian landscape.
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The valleys and river deltas near the coast grow into lumpy mountain ridges.
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Only its roofscape of peaks and valleys hints at a roiling inner life.
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The idea now is to bring some order to remote hilltops and valleys.
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Studios and workshops have popped up around town and in the surrounding valleys.
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The Swiss have a plan to make use of the valleys left behind.
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Snow won't start to accumulate in most of the valleys until Saturday night.
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It's all about those little valleys and pockets of fat and little charred bits.
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" Plus, she notes, "You don't learn in your peaks; you learn in your valleys.
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Californians also often live in cities found in valleys, where pollution tends to settle.
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The lush valleys of India's northern state Himachal Pradesh are filled with verdant farms.
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The expansive castle sits between mountains, rivers, and valleys according to its Airbnb listing.
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It's hill tribe territory here, the mountains and valleys home to the Lahu people.
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He says it is designed to help promising ideas cross several "valleys of death".
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The village, somewhere in the valleys of South Wales, is its own tiny world.
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During his flyovers, Mangan shot the sweeping valleys and pigmented bodies of water below.
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The area surrounding the Rockerville facility is mountainous, with deep valleys and thick forests.
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They've experienced great heights together, and a handful of those aforementioned dark valleys, too.
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Narrow views in the valleys frame the Statue of Liberty and the Brooklyn Bridge.
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And East Orosi is emblematic of many towns throughout the Central and Salinas Valleys.
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Blastomycosis (often called blasto) is most common in the Ohio and Mississippi River valleys.
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Biologists have documented valleys where just a few lions keep a herd in check.
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ClassPass has had its shares of hills and valleys over the past few years.
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Galileo showed that the moon is covered with enormous craggy peaks and rugged valleys.
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The Coast Starlight route is known for its breathtaking, panoramic views through Oregon's valleys.
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Vehicle-impassable mountains carve the country into a warren of valleys and narrow roadways.
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It connects 14 states and passes through ridges and valleys of the Appalachian mountain range.
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Next, take a wild adventure and soar across gorgeous valleys on a zip line tour.
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Mondelez recently widened the valleys between each chocolate peak, which decreased the candy bars' weight.
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The rainwater would have quickly run off over the surface, shaping the network of valleys.
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She found that devils do regularly form in valleys along the edge of the region.
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Gao tells him that the animals "once roamed the green valleys" where she grew up.
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Even the geography hurts Italy, with its mountains and valleys preventing much-needed air circulation.
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Shenzhen has been called China's Silicon Valley (or at least one of its Silicon Valleys).
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Smaller clusters of Arabs and Punjabis, among others, also huddle among Afghanistan's hills and valleys.
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Working through self-destructive valleys to achieve lasting sobriety is an excruciating, maddening, constant process.
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A thick, perennially cloudy atmosphere rains methane down on the surface, sculpting ridges and valleys.
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The important thing is to not even give a fuck about those peaks and valleys.
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Fracking, extraction mining, and valleys filled with toxic coal ash – Greene County has it all.
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Through the peaks and valleys and alleyways we serpentined through together you were always there.
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Some of the craters had valleys that appeared to be formed by erosion from water.
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A few strong storms are possible today across the Mid and Lower Mississippi River Valleys.
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Travelers to the American Northwest raft through rivers and deep valleys in Idaho and Oregon.
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"I'm taking a more patient approach to peaks and valleys throughout my career," he said.
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An hour's drive from the beautiful architecture of the city centre are lush Welsh valleys.
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Farm crops that traditionally grew in the valleys - lemons, pears and olives - would be reintroduced.
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Lines of red neon light out my bedroom window, highways drawn out into the valleys.
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They often operate up to the edge of valleys where families have lived for generations.
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The end comes after a planned trip to a little Airbnb in the Welsh valleys.
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LONDON — The peaks are slimmer and the valleys are wider, but the price hasn't changed.
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The McMurdo Dry Valleys in Antarctica may be Earth's closest equivalent to a Martian landscape.
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Having a budget is important for managing the peaks and valleys of my freelance income.
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The snaking river valleys of the Douro mean that vineyards face in almost every direction.
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The snaking river valleys of the Douro mean that vineyards face in almost every direction.
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The decline of most patients with end-organ failure is punctuated by peaks and valleys.
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The mountains give way to fertile valleys where cows roam -- and where pharmaceuticals are manufactured.
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We drove around the valleys in his Nissan Pathfinder and saw a range of properties.
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In the Valleys, meanwhile, Wales's industrial heartland, the sport — and Ironman in particular — is booming.
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Its ultrasonic technology uses sound waves that read the ridges and valleys of a finger.
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The cameras also captured Grand Canyon valleys and Mount Rushmore, and a number of other scenes.
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In a year-long project subject to emotional peaks and valleys, this was a high point.
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Its curvy roads through Brooklyn's hills and valleys were absorbed by a grid system of streets.
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That's because the Moon isn't a symmetrical sphere, but is covered in mountains, craters, and valleys.
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Small streams crawl through the valleys and past the mountainsides covered in amapa, a purple flower.
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The Mochicas thrived from around 100 to 600AD by irrigating the valleys of the coastal desert.
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Instead, the team turned to satellite maps of the peaks and valleys in the ocean's surface.
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Exactly how were Pluto's mountains and badlands and valleys created, and how quickly are they evolving?
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His writing is to Western Australia's coastline what Thomas Hardy's was to the valleys of Wessex.
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The glacial flows have helped to carve out many of the valleys seen on Pluto's surface.
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The Valleys of South Wales are known for tight communities, male voice choirs, and beautiful landscapes.
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Labour-voting former mining valleys and blighted post-industrial towns seemed to be swinging towards Leave.
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From here, the panorama spans vineyard-striped valleys, faraway villages and the distant snow-capped Alps.
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The new peaks and valleys of America's elite have made national definitions less and less useful.
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From above, you'll see stunning views of black-sand beaches, waterfalls, working ranches and hidden valleys.
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Perhaps others would suggest you look at the isolated valleys of rural Appalachian coal mining towns.
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About 250 million people live in the mountains and 1.65 billion people in river valleys below.
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The Tennessee and Ohio River Valleys face the highest chances for severe weather at this time.
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We're more conservative in our estimates and in our salaries because of the peaks and valleys.
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An illustration of valleys take the form of rolling stripes of mauve, indigo, chartreuse and teal.
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Resembling landscapes, complete with intimations of rivers, mountains, and valleys, they are, upon first sight, confounding.
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I really like to tell a story so there are different arcs and peaks and valleys.
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We can see one of the seasonal drops, or valleys, amid the incessantly rising CO2 numbers.
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But plateaus free of ice in the mountains provided a better home than the dry valleys.
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"In the oil business it would be naïve not to expect peaks and valleys," he said.
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You could see the purple mist wrapping around the mountains and sitting atop of the valleys.
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Partly, it levels the terrain somewhat for comparisons with Munch's epigones—his valleys meet their peaks.
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Along the way, guests take in views of the snow-covered peaks and lush green valleys.
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It's surrounded by nature, with olive and orange groves, valleys and almond plantations on its outskirts.
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Looking at wedding-date trends, it seems like there are clear peaks and valleys in popularity.
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Two ends jut out, on opposite sides of the slopes, offering visitors views of the valleys below.
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From green valleys to red, red roses, here are some of Burns' most evocative and memorable lines.
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Hot temperatures also will build back across the Ohio and Mississippi River Valleys to the Central Plains.
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It's a technological marvel, seamlessly creating the illusion of careening through valleys and soaring past floating mountains.
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Smoke is directly impacting areas south of the fire, in the San Gabriel and San Fernando Valleys.
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The general ordered an artillery preparation for both valleys from their confluence upwards for several hundred yards.
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The Hornets know all about inconsistency, though their peaks and valleys tend to run longer and deeper.
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Any television show that's still airing after eight years is going to have some peaks and valleys.
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It's peaks and valleys in this industry, musically as to what's genre's hot and in the moment.
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As it does so, it can tunnel through the peaks as it searches for the lowest valleys.
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In the dry mountain valleys, which are ice-free because they receive no rain, little will change.
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The severe weather also moved into the Ohio and Tennessee valleys, according to the National Weather Service.
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Yet, despite all appearances to the contrary, these valleys are not 33 million miles away on Mars.
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TRIC covers more than 160 square miles—three San Franciscos' worth—of sculpted valleys and rocky hills.
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The process of finding optimal solutions is often likened to finding the different "valleys" in mountainous terrain.
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There's definitely peaks and valleys to how much time and physical energy I have to produce content.
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It was out of the coal-mining valleys of South Wales that Labour became a national force.
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I hope people can go with those peaks and valleys that we've purposefully put in this record.
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Nice, now the fifth-largest city in France, has sprawled outward and swallowed towns, valleys and fields.
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They ache to join the migrating fish on a speedy, effortless journey over hills and through valleys.
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Monstrous draglines gouged into spare mesas, and smog settled over valleys and obscured mesa and mountain views.
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He knows all the peaks and valleys and culverts around Naco like a cartographer or rancher would.
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With the treatment plant out of power, wastewater flowed down canals and into the valleys around Sana.
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The peaks and valleys are larger for men 13 and younger compared to men in their 70s.
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This is classic Basin-and-Range country, where flat valleys lie between rows of rugged, uplifted mountains.
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The narrow corridors between the valleys are lined with watchmakers, their logos prominent on the factory facades.
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But also, look at these funny memes about the peaks and valleys of filling out the FAFSA.
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It&aposs surrounded by nature, with olive and orange groves, valleys, and almond plantations on its outskirts.
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Yes, he uses watercolors to depict mountains and valleys, the sun and shadows and trees and waterways.
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After all, the band didn't stop releasing albums due to the usual peaks and valleys of fame.
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Cities have become uncanny valleys of ads for millennial lifestyle startups, each virtually indistinguishable from the next.
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With this method, ice formed horizontally and required shade from the sun that the mountain valleys provided.
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The hills, the craters, the valleys: every detail would be recreated faithfully from maps of the moon.
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"The really troubling thing is that there are many of these valleys further up-glacier," Howat said.
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Down there was another sun, beautiful valleys, a lost tribe of Israel or two, and dinosaurs. Dinosaurs!
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"The war will from now on be conducted everywhere without distinguishing between mountains, valleys and cities," Bayik said.
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Mars has many geographic features similar to ones we find on Earth, like volcanoes, valleys, and ice caps.
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But there's art to be found outside the museum—in deserts, along mountains paths, and nestled into valleys.
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And Ms. Roberts was hardly the first homespun prophet to emerge from the valleys of upstate New York.
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It compacts into ice and is pushed down the valleys much like toothpaste being squeezed from a tube.
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Surrounding Sputnik is a complex mess of ridges, valleys, and pits, sculpted by erosion and possibly tectonic processes.
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While they talked, Cruz noticed the peaks and valleys of a pulse vector tattooed on Wilson-Suarez's forearm.
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Rivers that had shrunk to a trickle now fill the valleys they once carved out of the Earth.
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The grooves in a record have tiny peaks and valleys that represent the music in digital data form.
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But baseball is a long season, full of peaks and valleys, and this hot start can't last forever.
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Where I am from, there are lots of valleys, and in the morning, lots of fog gathers there.
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Just keep doing what you're doing and if you can survive the valleys…it's about keeping it rolling.
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A layer beneath the sand allows water to collect in the dune valleys, forming thousands of transient lagoons.
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The Dry Valleys are home to some of the unfriendliest terrain that humans could contemplate setting foot on.
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The pacing alone is dynamite, with gentle valleys giving way to spiked peaks in sudden, frequently surprising ways.
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Locals are given seeds and radios by Guzman's armed henchman, who patrol the surrounding valleys on quad bikes.
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In the beginning of the day, the fire was always around us, moving in different directions in valleys.
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Individual mines can operate for more than a decade, flattening mountains and filling valleys over hundreds of acres.
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Mingo County, a picturesque district of twisting valleys, is steeped in the lore of coal, corruption and violence.
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From the summit, you can take in panoramas of the mountains and valleys from New Hampshire to Vermont.
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The valleys, the hillsides, the horizon all bear the same overexposed quality, the burned-out yellow of haystacks.
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It has burned through communities located mere miles from the ocean, in valleys growing more shrubs than trees.
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"We looked down the ridge, we looked in the valleys, we looked everywhere, we triple checked," he said.
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Winds could gust over 40 mph across the valleys and could reach over 60 mph in the mountains.
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It spreads over a landscape part rolling, part rugged, covered in forests and fractured by valleys and ravines.
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The glistening ice fields for which Glacier National Park is named are retreating higher into their alpine valleys.
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Celebrated artists like Frederic Edwin Church and Albert Bierstadt were enamored with the area's stately peaks and valleys.
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Their lineup, fattened by re-signing Yoenis Cespedes and other additions, should avoid the valleys of last summer.
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The collaged elements produce embossments on the prints themselves, the textured ridges and valleys a pleasure to behold.
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Like most aspects of human biology, cognitive function has peaks and valleys that follow the day-night cycle.
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Those earlier episodes of glacial retreat left evidence of numerous abandoned river valleys, identified through the geological record.
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Both valleys were inhabited by Native Americans before they were respectively turned into a playground and a wellspring.
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Four journalists from The New York Times visited the Dry Valleys in December — summer in the Southern Hemisphere.
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And, in Chile, where wine regions are named after valleys, growers are heading for the country's cooler hills.
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The wave flooded hundreds of kilometers of river valleys in two states and eventually reached the Atlantic Ocean.
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The Via would connect the valleys and the high passes, but without any need for rock-climbing skills.
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These are the things that keep me grounded at life's peaks and have sustained me in its valleys.
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According to historians, two indigenous tribes settled in the Magdalena and Cauca river valleys some 5,000 years ago.
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In sunny south-facing valleys, grapes have been cultivated on steep, terraced slopes for 2,000 years or more.
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I relate to that because it's the story of my life, living through the peaks and the valleys.
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Whether filling waterways, smoothing valleys, or extending the shore, ballast became a part of the city's altered topography.
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Perched at a height of 23,2600 feet above misty valleys and overflowing with rivulets, Cherrapunji is a stunning place.
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The Red Planet's dusty atmosphere will probably obscure any window-seat vistas of its deep valleys and soaring mesas.
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Mawrth Vallis, one of the biggest valleys on Mars, was formed by flowing water, suggesting it was once habitable.
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If you're a fan of this nougat-flecked bar, you are familiar with its iconic peaks-and-valleys design.
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The team studied all the mapped river valleys on Mars, measuring the angles where they divided from one another.
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National Weather Service reported winds of more than 60 mph in some parts of Ventura County Coastal Valleys Thursday.
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Utilities have responded with solar and wind energy systems that now scar deserts, valleys and hillsides across the state.
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Many of the fighters have regrouped in a swathe of desert valleys and rocky hills south-east of Tripoli.
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KALPIT MANKIKARMumbai "Down in the valleys" (March 25th) gave a one-sided view of the Welsh government's education reforms.
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The result was a masterful display of the many peaks and valleys of the New Order sound through abstractions.
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IN THE valleys of south Wales, among grazing sheep and roads lined with cow parsley, something unusual is happening.
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Click here to view original GIFThere are actually 5 different Hill Valleys in the Back to the Future series.
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Tank divisions he had ordered south were sitting ducks in the narrow valleys they were forced to pass through.
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The 5-Star has long supported the cause of residents of the alpine valleys who have protested against TAV.
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And yet reliable broadband is far from guaranteed in this region of towering plateaus, sagebrush valleys, and steep canyons.
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Maybe it's you who is represented by the tiny hills and valleys on the right side of the graph.
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I flew there in a small twin otter plane through steep valleys with snow-capped mountains at wing level.
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The icy valleys of Pluto's north pole shimmer in a new NASA photo taken by the New Horizons spacecraft.
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Early travelers to the island felt nostalgia for England in the island's green valleys, but Tasmania is unsettlingly different.
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Although the Bailey mine had begun operating a decade before, most of the surrounding valleys were still open land.
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The valleys were CEO departures and the peaks were the injections of optimism attended by each new CEO face.
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Multiple streams flow across the land to the ocean, carving out forested valleys through rolling pastures grazed by cattle.
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Riding bikes supplied by the outfitter, travelers take backcountry routes to lava fields, hot springs, river valleys and glaciers.
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There's been a lot of peaks and valleys, and me and Kenny shared a lot of that journey together.
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That's where you get those dips, not the peaks and valleys where people are losing their homes, moving away.
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In the places where they returned, wolves tidied up explosive deer and elk populations, which had eaten valleys barren.
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In Napoleonic times, armies passed through those mountain valleys and, to repair weapons, its residents became expert knife-grinders.
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" Trump engaged in his usual weird meandering, saying of his voters: "I always say they came from the valleys.
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Tea estates cascaded down the steep valleys, their tight, trimmed shrubs looking as manicured as a formal English garden.
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Pollen levels rise and fall during the century, but their most pronounced peaks and valleys coincide with notable events.
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Riesling has flourished in distinctive ways in the Mosel and Rhine valleys of Germany, in Austria and in Alsace.
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This will lessen those hills and valleys of energy throughout the day and create more of a steady thrum.
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This spacious yurt can sleep up to nine people and offers gorgeous views of the surrounding hills and valleys.
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The way the flight works is fairly simple: the plane flies in a series of parabolas, or peaks and valleys.
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In one of the valleys between the peaks of his career, Jeff Franklin had an idea for a TV series.
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Crews have been hampered by steep terrain and narrow canyons and valleys that make it difficult to access the flames.
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From arid deserts to lush forests, mountain peaks to gorgeous valleys, America's landscape is as varied as it is stunning.
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English sparkling wine has won awards across the world, and the Welsh valleys are producing Bordeaux to rival … erm, Bordeaux.
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And unlike other wings of the Italian military, "Alpini herald from the same valleys" as their songs, says Mr Marchesotti.
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Every autumn, winds blow in from the northeast, heating up and picking up speed as they descend through mountain valleys.
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For those on the western side, Wyoming's Grand Teton National Park allowed for scenic driving routes through its many valleys.
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This provides more predictable power to an increasingly green Irish grid, by smoothing out peaks and valleys in wind production.
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They also added geographical information, plotting the flow of linguistic change along the Pacific coast and through the river valleys.
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The peaks and valleys of the two lines of AK-47 24 Karat Gold and AMB-FUBINACA matched up precisely.
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Authorities remained worried about flash flooding in the area&aposs valleys and potential mudslides down its nearby cloud-shrouded mountains.
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"Just like any other relationship, there's peaks and valleys," she said of her romance with the 66-year-old businessman.
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I saw him climb the highest mountains but also sink to the lowest valleys because of his battle with alcoholism.
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The grease isn't able to penetrate into the deeper valleys, which also makes it much easier to simply wipe away.
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On electroencephalograph recordings, sleep-deprived brains produce slow waves with higher peaks and lower valleys than well-rested brains do.
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Despite being known for incessant rain, Charlet discovers that the Welsh valleys have developed a perfect microclimate for grape-growing.
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Pluto's polar region is dotted with a diverse range of frozen canyons, valleys, and pits, a new NASA photo reveals.
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Up to 100,0003 U.S. troops (as part of a NATO force) at one point, pressing into the darkest Taliban valleys.
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The narrative typically spun about south Wales—beautiful valleys filled with boarded-up shops—could not be less relevant here.
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The pyroclastic flow follows the topography it encounters, quickly becoming channeled in pre-existing valleys and deepening them through erosion.
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"When you work as much in the business as we do, there's gonna be peaks and valleys," Mr. Cyrus said.
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Winds could gust more than 40 mph across the valleys and could reach more than 60 mph in the mountains.
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From the richest of cities to the poorest of river valleys, the carnage caused by opioid addiction knows no bounds.
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This prevents the spikes and valleys of pain relief and withdrawal that are associated with quick-acting, immediate-release formulations.
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"XO Tour Llif3" fits dramatic peaks and valleys into its brief runtime, the pop single as a three-act play.
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There are peaks and valleys in a wrestler's heat, and it's hard to imagine Naito being hotter than right now.
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I spin the camera to my left, and the land drops away into impossibly wide valleys, farming communities, rivers, forests.
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Eswatini, formerly known as Swaziland, rewards visitors with wildlife, mountain views, valleys of pineapples and sugar cane, and unmatched crafts.
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But you've never even so much as wiped the grime and dirt from the valleys between the buttons, have you?
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The precipitation will push east through the day, impacting the Tennessee and Ohio Valleys through the late afternoon and evening.
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Heavy rain and severe storms are expected to bear down on the southern Plains and the Ohio and Tennessee valleys.
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I don't have any plans to quit playing music, but I'm sure my career will have similar peaks and valleys.
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Which, when one considers the newly unveiled "slofie," suggests a collection of lives consisting of substantially more valleys than peaks.
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That name alone conjures up adventure: white-toothed mountains and deep green valleys, wide open slopes and tough highland people.
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The border is demarcated by the Spin Ghar range, sheer, jagged peaks that mellow into foothills with lush river valleys.
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More specifically, it's located on what is called the Dry Valleys, which are 13,297 ft (4053 meters) above sea level.
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Freezing rain is spreading from the Missouri Valley through the Ohio and Tennessee valleys into parts of the Mid-Atlantic.
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There are valleys in the West where herds don't increase because they are kept in check by the big cats.
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In the "Who" section, one work depicts a yellow line with rising peaks and valleys on a background of magenta.
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Noctis Labyrinthus is a huge region of tectonically controlled valleys located at the western end of the Valles Marineris canyon system.
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The maps chart, with blue, yellow, pink, and red lines, the electromagnetic peaks and valleys found along the city's subway tracks.
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Chu owns bitcoin and has repeatedly told media he anticipates bitcoin will rise to $20173,000 in between steep rises and valleys.
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The expedition will be flagged off from the sweltering national capital, Delhi, onwards to Ladakh and its valleys garbed in snow.
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Different regions have different times of production and different peak loads; they can help smooth out each other's peaks and valleys.
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Evacuees and residents will also have to face freezing temperatures overnight Tuesday in the inland valleys, the National Weather Service said.
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The hunt leads them ever deeper in the dark valleys and archaic Alpine customs—and the paranoid world of the killer.
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Her Los Angeles County district includes parts of the Santa Clarita and Antelope Valleys, and was once seen as reliably conservative.
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The bottom line: Peaks and valleys in property, sales and income tax collections tend to balance each other out over time.
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"There are going to be peaks and valleys of this type in recovery from this elbow injury," manager Bryan Price said.
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A standing wave, like the vibration of a guitar string, has peaks and valleys that stay fixed in the same position.
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Frequent drought has forced herders, who usually stick to the mountains, down into the valleys where most settled farming takes place.
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The storms swamped the Sacramento and San Joaquin valleys, flooding an area 300 miles (500 km) long and 20 miles wide.
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You're running across a vast plain, past trees and rivers, over hills and down valleys, weapon drawn and ready to strike.
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Hazes lofted into Pluto's atmosphere reveal valleys and even 3-mile-high mountaintops arching out from the shadowed terrain, NASA said.
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The trip isn't complete without an acoustic rendition of "Who Knows Who Cares," set against sweeping shots of canyons and valleys.
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There's always going to be peaks and valleys of people that are interested but maybe they fall off a little bit.
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"The really troubling thing is that there are many of these valleys further up-glacier," Howat said in the news release.
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Yet for years, efforts to transform aging farm and factory towns into far-flung Silicon Valleys have invariably hit a rut.
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Known for its lake views, valleys, cliffs, and waterfalls, Yosemite National Park in California is filled with incredible sights to explore.
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Once that's done, they'll dump the debris into the valleys below, which can contaminate streams and waterways with toxic heavy metals.
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There were ivory fractals of dead lichen, like intricate coral, and miniature hills and valleys of sphagnum moss in every shade.
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The path has peaks and valleys, but as the patient declines, each peak is a little lower than the one before.
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The long, narrow, deep inlets form at the base of mountains where ocean water flows into valleys formed near the coast.
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Undeniably modern, their arrangement nonetheless is meant to evoke the mountains and valleys of the landscapes found in traditional Chinese painting.
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Added elements of natural wonder such as starry skies, spooky woods, and breath-taking valleys expand each collage into strategic patterns.
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Walking outside and seeing the the pond and then the valleys and the mountain in the background it is breath taking.
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"He's been able to maintain the balance that's needed to get through all the peaks and valleys," Hinch said of Boone.
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And a few of the country's valleys have attained cult status among wine lovers — in particular, Mosel, Rheingau and the Ahr.
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The meticulously painted veins, scars, cellulite, and stretch marks detailed in the portraits evoke the hills and valleys of a landscape.
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These showed that west of the Strait of Dover, a network of deep valleys had been cut through the channel's bedrock.
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"We need to understand exactly how these valleys and rifts form, and what they mean for ice shelf stability," Howat explains.
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Its official figures have become implausibly smooth and steady, even as other countries post results with plenty of peaks and valleys.
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From the anguish and barbarity of the torturer in "Eidolons and the Increate" throughout to the cold and barren desert planet atmosphere of "A Crown of Desolation", we hope the listener finds the peaks and valleys of our compositions to be a satisfying emotional reprieve from the sobering peaks and valleys of our own dark reality.
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Once that's done, they'll frequently dump the debris into the valleys below, which can contaminate streams and waterways with toxic heavy metals.
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Grid operators do not like these big valleys and peaks, and they really don't like the steep, rapid ramping in between them.
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The alpenglow is that red light of sunset which holds out on snowy mountaintops long after the valleys and tablelands are dimmed.
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But in between those peaks are huge valleys of knowledge that are simply lost in mist to the vast majority of people.
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That area is incredible, because as you can imagine from the name, dry valleys means that there's not a lot of precipitation.
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In this week's episode of Technotopia I spoke to author and historian Leslie Berlin, writer of Troublemakers: Silicon Valleys' Coming Of Age.
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Dany and Jon take a dragon ride through the North — he on Rhaegal, she on Drogon — swooping through rocky valleys and ravines.
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The only problem is that, with Breath of the Wild's many mountains and valleys, a two dimensional map is only so helpful.
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My progress would be full of peaks, valleys and plateaus, but I just had to be patient and persistent with my therapy.
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Maybe that's why my faith has deepened so much during my reading of the Bible, even through the valleys of dry texts.
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They witnessed the devastating impacts of acid rain, dying lakes, foaming streams, flaming rivers and valleys filled with steel drums of chemicals.
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Miller's OT goal carries Rangers past Canucks NEW YORK — J.T. Miller has had peaks and valleys throughout his second full NHL season.
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The triangular viewing platform is perched over a cliff, offering views of fjords, mountains and valleys — from a couple thousand feet up.
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Using the Unreal game engine, the Framestore team created their own real-world environments, including cascading mountain ranges and bleak desert valleys.
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Amid the mountains, valleys, lakes and rivers, Grand Teton National Park teems with wildlife including black bears, grizzlies, moose, antelope and bison.
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It was born in the nonconformist Valleys, where mysticism, mining and Methodism mingled and produced a distinctively emotional and poetic religious culture.
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Much of the brush and grasses were blackened along the valleys, and many trees were still burning, a CNN crew there observed.
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But the challenges in opening up these discussions run as deep as the "hollers," or valleys, that cut through these green hills.
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Mingo County's breathtaking valleys and hollers — narrow creeks bordered by high hills — are lined with spacious homes, swimming pools and gleaming vehicles.
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When I got tired of that, I explored the valleys below to tackle shrines and find new weapons and resources, by myself.
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I walk in the shadow in the valleys of death...yet I am still a boss bitch, the boss bitch at that.
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Throughout the mountains, death was recorded in intimate rituals, held in the valleys and far reaches, obscured from the eyes of outsiders.
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Between the outcroppings lie swampy valleys, or vleis, fed by rainwater runoff and rich in acacias, mopanis, figs, euphorbias and other vegetation.
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"River of Fire" gushes across more than 2,000 years of subcontinental history, carving narrative mountains and valleys for us to hike across.
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Both ESPN and boxing leaders talk of boxing as a series of peaks and valleys, a sport driven by the big event.
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The genius set and costume designer, Bunny Christie, has created a landscape of battered metal desks, stacked into rickety hills and valleys.
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"Deep valleys, marshy wastes and high, precipitous rocks" made the neighborhood a late bloomer, development-wise, according to The New York Times.
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But about eight months removed from hip surgery, Murray again has found his comeback to be halting, full of peaks and valleys.
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The North's missile bases, with few exceptions, are "in mountainous terrain, often spread out within narrow dead-end valleys," Mr. Bermudez said.
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Capote found it in pills and liquor; Warhol, in a willed detachment that transformed emotional peaks and valleys into glazed, flatline curiosity.
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The wind will sweep down bleak valleys with a freight of snow, and hilltops will be icy knobs against the distant sky.
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Welcome to the McMurdo Dry Valleys, the largest ice-free region in Antarctica and one of the driest places on the planet.
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The new line involved boring 38 kilometers of tunnels into the mountains and building 7 kilometers of bridges to span deep valleys.
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The bot starts with a random initial terrain, then simulates how water would flow over it to create channels, valleys and coastlines.
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Midmorning, with the ring in her purse, Magid drove two hours west, over green hills and through glacier-carved valleys, toward Basel.
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The valleys below provide most of what little work there is, on farms growing and harvesting corn, coffee beans and sugar cane.
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Most artists try their best to skip from peak to peak, knowing that the valleys in between can be deep and unforgiving.
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When ice retreats to the point that stream flows decline and power production drops, the valleys carved by glaciers will be exposed.
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The mountains with its caves and valleys were ideal hiding ground for fighters to store arms and prepare ambushes on the army.
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We learn that the reservoirs were created, many years before, by flooding valleys; at their bottoms are the ruins of old villages.
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And what was often forgotten, among all of these peaks and valleys, was that he was still an 18-year-old kid.
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You never know what you're going to find at the "night drop" at the Animal Friends of the Valleys shelter in Wildomar, California.
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There are long canyons (the widest about 45 miles wide), valleys and large pits that may have been caused by melting subsurface ice.
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Scientists have long known there was once running water on Mars, as evidenced by ancient river valleys, deltas and parts of lake beds.
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And the bouncing refers to the small peaks and valleys that can be driven by internal variability in the climate system, he said.
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Iran's Qanat system tapped into alluvial aquifers and transported water underground across vast valleys helping sustain agricultural life and settlements in arid areas.
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In 2017, the high winds lasted four to six hours, causing the fire to push itself out, hopscotching across the mountains and valleys.
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The water will flow into valleys, and ravines, and gullies; all of those places are going to be more likely to have landslides.
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Only 12% of the country is suitable for growing permanent crops, mostly in the valleys of the Arghandab and Helmand rivers (see map).
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Many of its victims were local councillors, businesspeople or police in the small towns and tight valleys in the hinterland of San Sebastián.
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Then a dip in liquid resin fills in the tiny valleys and flaws, making the lens, if not optically perfect, at least functional.
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These flows of scorching rock and gas — which are far distinct from lava — often travel down a mountain's low points, channels, and valleys.
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Inspired, Mr Stamm began to walk the landscape south of his home near Zurich, plotting Thomas's journey amid real lakes, valleys and mountains.
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Many glaciers resemble narrow rivers that thread through mountain valleys and move small icebergs leisurely into the sea, like a chute or slide.
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The Silk Road ran through the country and brought a continuous flow of trade and conquest to its high plateaus and mountain valleys.
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Mars is literally covered in evidence of its watery past, most notably in the form of valleys and basins and rivers long dry.
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Coca is native to South America and is especially abundant in a group of jungle valleys in southeastern Peru known as the VRAEM.
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The area's prim dairy barns, lush hills and deep valleys are what city people picture when they imagine escaping to a quieter life.
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Investments are intended to build long-term wealth, and the dips and valleys of the market will even out in the long run.
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It's a surreal sight to drive through the green mountains of Kef region and see soft plumes of smoke moving listlessly across valleys.
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The surface's tiny peaks and valleys disrupt the air just enough to reduce drag, kind of like the dimples on a golf ball.
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Earlier this month, Feighan premiered the 360-degree video for "In the Valleys," a song off his album Mystery Cove, released in November.
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Since the 1980's, arena football has had peaks, valleys, and long sprawling flatlands of weird shit happening on and off the field.
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That part of the world has been inhabited by humans—the same hills, the same rivers, the same valleys—for seven thousands years.
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Gouje and Danielle, a big and charming restaurant with white brick walls and sweeping views of the Sharon's valleys, is unfussy and bright.
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But even at her most intense, she has always had a sweet, lithe vocal presence that's more about shapes than peaks and valleys.
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As the new research points out, the valleys nearby were drying out, forcing the Stone Age humans to find new places to live.
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It's also known as the "mountain boomer" because it was once believed that it could create a sound that echoed through mountain valleys.
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The 1985 earthquake originated closer to the surface, and the seismic waves it produced had a relatively long time between peaks and valleys.
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Yes, women with more internal body fat than men are exceptional athletes who set records, break barriers and persist through peaks and valleys.
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As early as 22014, militants from the FATA fleeing Pakistan Army offensives started entering one of the valleys in Achin, called the Mamand.
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John Muir's celebrated paeans to the beauty of the Yosemite and Hetch Hetchy Valleys ignored the Indigenous role in fires, Mr. Hankins said.
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Early last week, the valleys of Vermont were largely snow-free, and a majority of its mountain peaks were still dry and green.
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Soldiers who tramped into remote valleys and dug tirelessly to search for survivors were hailed as heroes in a nationwide surge of unity.
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QUITO (Reuters) - Ecuadorean President Lenin Moreno announced a military-enforced curfew starting in Quito and the surrounding valleys that started at 3 p.m.
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The mountain's elevation, boulders and view of the surrounding valleys made for ample protection against the military convoys navigating the single road below.
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For this image, Randall traveled to Grizzly Lake in Yukon, Canada, where he photographed a dark scene of the area's valleys and mountains.
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