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Aston Martin has announced a convertible variant for its Vantage sports car — the new Vantage Roadster.
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Petrobras had notified Vantage in 2015 that they had terminated the contract, claiming Vantage breached terms.
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Polar announced two new workout trackers today: the more expensive Vantage V and the cheaper Vantage M companion.
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Polar is offering 1399 percent discounts on its Vantage M and Vantage V fitness trackers through Father's Day.
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The new Aston Martin Vantage Roadster, a convertible version of the Vantage coupe, is here to join its sibling.
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You're at some vantage point beyond the Earth, and presumably it's from the vantage point of the aliens who plant the monolith.
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It's called the Vantage GT8 and its heavily inspired by the V8 Vantage GTE race car that Aston runs in the World Endurance Championship.
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Our pick: Polar Vantage M ($25)The Polar Vantage M is just $215, but gets you over a week of battery life, accurate built-in GPS, and excellent heart rate data.
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We were both seeing it from our unique vantage points.
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The pavilion will look different depending on your vantage point.
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That hasn't been the case so far with the Vantage.
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With this new funding, Vantage is now expanding into Europe.
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With these, Vantage will now operate in 11 markets globally.
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He found the aerial vantage also served an artistic function.
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He also has a unique vantage point on this question.
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From an introspective vantage point we can't solve this problem.
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The Vantage V is the more expensive of the two.
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Vantage also operates a data center campus in Quincy, Washington.
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Reuters first reported Vantage was up for sale in October.
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Vantage was delisted from the Australian bourse in January 2015.
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From one vantage, that's a fair prioritization of scarce resources.
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Ron Lessard has a unique vantage point on Lowell, Massachusetts.
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Out here, the Vantage went from gentleman to barroom brawler.
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From our vantage point, it's just a matter of time.
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From some vantage points, it looks like trees are kissing.
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From this vantage point, it's not clear that's happening yet.
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Our vantage point is, basically, we're sitting on a porch.
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Yet, have you ever thought about the song's vantage point?
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DRURY You see the work from a particular vantage point.
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From his vantage, any clouds over his reputation had dissipated.
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From his vantage point, he could see the entire room.
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Many humorously remind us that our beliefs depend on vantage.
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We scrambled to the rooftop for a better vantage point.
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The oceanfront vantage point is a category all its own.
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Although Wilson aims for the vantage of the universe—who else
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Davis Instruments 6250 Vantage Vue Wireless Weather Station — $305.52 See Details
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The one I configured similarly to the Vantage would cost $22.
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The Vantage starts at $170 for wired and $200 for wireless.
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From my vantage point, essentially no one got off the line.
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For instance, my Vantage unit was practically unusable in wireless mode.
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The final benefit you get with the Vantage is easy customization.
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The upcoming models, starting with the Vantage will test their progress.
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Sure feels likes that from our vantage point on the ground.
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He ran up Bunker Hill a ways to get a vantage.
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It's time to conquer the world from a different vantage point!!
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Yet from an outside vantage point, SmartThings has been treading water.
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They're in the VIP section and basking in their vantage point.
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Boxes of petrol bombs were placed at vantage points overlooking roads.
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Boxes of petrol bombs were placed at vantage points overlooking roads.
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That, combined with Paddock's elevated vantage point, maximized casualties, he said.
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Guerrasio: From your vantage point, what went wrong with that movie?
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From this vantage point, however, it's hard to conclude as much.
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It replaces the current Vantage that has been around since 2005.
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Here's a closer look at the new 2019 Aston Martin Vantage.
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Rather, he said, it offered "another vantage point" of the episode.
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Yet Edens's fallback vantage point did provide at least one benefit.
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How dire is the situation right now from your vantage point?
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They offer us a vantage point that is often otherwise unavailable.
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From my vantage point, this marked a major shift for Breitbart.
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Even from the vantage point of 2018, it's tough to say.
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Debates operate against expectations and so, from that vantage point, Sen.
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But the committee says the former executive's vantage point was insufficient.
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From this vantage point the 2020s should prove even more memorable.
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Mr. de Give would tell this story from different vantage points.
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Camera-mounted drones allow Burtynsky to find precise aerial vantage points.
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We catch a glimpse of the rare Aston Martin V8 Vantage
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She shows us the limits of her vantage point as narrator.
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His perceptions stem in part from his vantage as an outlier.
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From that sublime vantage, he surveys the remains of human civilization.
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And in America, we'll have a much better vantage point, at least.
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From a wider vantage, policymakers must face the potential power of integration.
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So, try to learn by relying on the vantage points of others.
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As a result, I've used the Vantage almost exclusively in wired mode.
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Rice Energy will use these net proceeds towards funding Vantage Energy acquisition.
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From that vantage point, Clinton emerges as an extraordinarily adept political figure.
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"Observation decks" are set up around the castle at picturesque vantage points.
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Photographers captured their moves, clicking quickly from different directions and vantage points.
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From his catcher's crouch on Thursday, Ciuffo had the best vantage point.
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Competitors should be the Aston Martin Vantage and the Mercedes-AMG GT.
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Less well adapted, I retreat to the village below our vantage point.
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I, for one, have a special vantage point molded by personal experience.
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But the Google Cultural Institute approach offers a unique vantage as well.
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The Aston Martin Vantage will be new for the 2019 model year.
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The Vantage will continue to serve as the brand's entry-level model.
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Inside, the Vantage is covered in fine leather, carbon fiber, and Alcantara.
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It's just a different...vantage point looking back than running with it.
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"From my vantage point, it was a pretty rough outing," Freeland said.
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Three of San Francisco's signature landmarks are seen from this vantage point.
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Seen from Beijing's vantage point, these operations are responses to internal threats.
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I often ended up with a better vantage point than my colleagues.
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But the viewer sees the balloons from a vantage point above them.
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Republican commentator Alice Stewart has a special vantage point on Roger Stone.
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I guess from the vantage point of a congressman that makes sense.
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That said, I do like seeing my family from Hugh's vantage point.
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Didion prized her vantage as a social observer, the neurotically perceptive outsider.
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U.S. equities have gotten substantially pricier from a valuation vantage as well.
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But from an international vantage point, Trump's maneuver here is totally predictable.
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Did you see that from the outside or from your vantage point?
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By day, international monitors from the OSCE occupy this pitiful vantage point.
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It is hard to say no from the vantage point of 2019.
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But, even from today's vantage point, we all know they are very crude.
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In partnership with VRScout, equipment rental agency Radiant Images and tech company vantage.
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Here's the rabbit surveying the upside-down hutch from his lofty vantage point.
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Three companies which have exited Chapter 11 - offshore driller Vantage Drilling International VTGGF.
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From a dead-on vantage point, the screen has a warm color temperature.
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Whether all of this amounts to a crisis depends on one's vantage point.
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First up are the Rapide AMR sedan and the Vantage AMR Pro coupe.
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From my vantage point, Faraday Future feels like the Donald Trump of startups.
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Beyond a couple nice vantage points for screenshots, there wasn't much to see.
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He added profiles jutting from different vantage points, creating a multitude of faces.
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But from the vantage point of 2009, the whole idea was totally unthinkable.
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Yet the biggest and most impactful feature the Vantage offers is instant remapping.
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The DB11, Vanquish, Rapide, and Vantage models are made at the Gaydon factory.
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From that vantage point, there's some logic to working him off the ball.
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Enter the offer code VANTAGE (all caps) at checkout to see the discounts.
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The biggest bummer of the Vantage was there was no Xbox One equivalent.
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Pocahontas to Sarah Palin, seen from a vantage point that students of American
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From my vantage point in the center of the course, it's pure excitement.
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Vantage Drilling, ETX Energy and Titan Energy did not return requests for comment.
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But I have the vantage of an American mutt, raised in constant motion.
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"From my vantage, the morale in the FBI was very high," he said.
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There's no denying that the Aston Martin V83 Vantage GT Roadster is handsome.
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From this vantage point, seems the parents of 2 boys are rock solid.
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From certain vantage points on Earth, the moon will completely block the sun.
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The Vantage is the only Aston Martin model with a semi-manual shift.
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It was social justice from the vantage of the middle and upper class.
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"Space is the vantage point that allows us to do business," Anderson said.
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Things looked no better from my vantage point on the ground in China.
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From my vantage point on the Isla, it seemed like a strong argument.
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From the vantage of 2019, the pace of Sontag's world looks appealingly bucolic.
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" "By turning my phone," he continued, "I get a whole new vantage point.
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Successful deployment of Telstar 103 VANTAGE to a geostationary transfer orbit confirmed. pic.twitter.
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By 22012, he was the chairman of a film distributor, American Vantage Media.
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The new Aston Martin Vantage will have a lot to live up to.
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"From my vantage point, it does look like an attack on Americans," Rep.
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And how even a century can be fleeting from a certain vantage point.
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It's the combination of these two vantage points that makes Ross's vision unique.
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From the vantage point of the stadium, the surroundings don't look like much.
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It's just dumb all around, really, from any vantage point you can pick.
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There are also million-dollar views of the city from this vantage point.
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For an even closer vantage point, book an oceanfront room with a balcony.
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The vantage was higher in the sky even than the aircraft being pictured.
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So he sent up his drone to a get a better vantage point.
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Viewed from this vantage point, the water shone a glorious, thirst-quenching blue.
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Chris Weller also explores the fence from a different vantage point in charcoal.
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Different kinds of art can help us understand it from different vantage points.
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Unlike on the Vantage V, you can actually change the bands on the Vantage M. The watch also doesn't include one of Polar's signature software features, "recovery mode," which analyzes wearers' previous workouts to determine how long they'll need to recover.
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ET, broadcast from an exclusive vantage point with an aerial view of the castle.
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They say this is just more of the same, from their vantage point -- Neil.
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From this vantage point, McConnell's Saturday statement starts to look like a tremendous error.
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In addition, they have been instrumental in helping me to clarify my vantage point.
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However, Facebook and Instagram's engagement algorithms can streamline content to a singular vantage point.
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He's updating them, and reflecting on them from his vantage point as an adult.
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There's the DB11 and the DBX concept, as well as the Vanquish and Vantage.
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From this vantage point, GOLD has been collecting data on the ionosphere from above.
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Times Square is surrounded by tall buildings with similar vantage points over the crowd.
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I think he has a very clear vantage point of how devastating this is.
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From that vantage point, it would be the brightest thing in the night sky.
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From his vantage point on the ground, Dougy's grandfather watched the plane go down.
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Unfortunately, for the many positives the Vantage offers, there are also some serious issues.
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But Mr Patrick and his backers are coming from a rather different vantage point.
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" But, he says, from a New Yorker's vantage point, it is "eminently worth it.
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I can&apost believe I have this vantage point of history in the making.
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Since attaining my basic income, I've learned some things from this new vantage point.
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With the Vantage, that EMR system is built in, so it's easier to access.
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Here visitors can watch from above with a good vantage point for taking selfies.
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From the vantage point of someone in 210, Scherzer's debut seems like a prophecy.
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From that vantage point, he had seen a major shift in clubbing culture develop.
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From your vantage point, the gesture provides you with an added layer of security.
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Her deck provided a strong vantage point to monitor the spread of the fire.
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How, then, does that past appear from the vantage point of our own moment?
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It also gives the People's Army a strategic vantage point over a global currency.
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Approximately 30 minutes after liftoff, the Telstar 18 Vantage satellite was deployed into orbit.
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From an American vantage, it's important to see Paris in a more complicated light.
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It is clear that from a certain vantage point, the future will be buggy.
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The Waves offers a vantage point at the crossroads of digital and physical identity.
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From the vantage point of public officials, hotels are not the most desirable option.
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"That's really the only unique vantage point I bring to these conversations," Raskin said.
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"From the vantage point of our board," he said, "Dennis has done everything right."
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From his vantage point, Reed could only tell a part of the story, however.
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The top offered a vantage point over the broken, boulder-strewn hills of Matobo.
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Here's one scenario — told through the vantage point of Amazon's Jeff Bezos in 2030.
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At least from that vantage point, the process seemed to work out just fine.
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A site ought in theory to make possible a large number of vantage points.
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From his vantage point, Prince Mohammed's transformation push looks like a stop-go process.
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With a clear vantage on the truck, Basam took aim with a machine gun.
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From an A.I. vantage point, the absence of a coherent agenda is entirely understandable.
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But concerns about Bork's vantage on history were not limited to liberal legal scholars.
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By topographical luck, the church had the only real vantage point of the wreckage.
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David DeSteno has a special vantage point for observing public response to the Patriots.
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His first monograph, Vantage, will be published later this month by Black Dog Press.
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Each side street reveals a new picturesque vantage point, practically begging to be Instagrammed.
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Bond throws a tarp off a 1980s Aston Martin V8 Vantage in the trailer.
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The entry version would be the Vantage line in precious Macassar wood or carbon.
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From my vantage point, there's gonna be a little bit of a shake up.
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From this vantage, progressively scaling back salary increases is the least Trump can do.
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The 10 cities with the lowest average Vantage credit scores of 215, according to Experian, are: On the flip side, the cities with the highest average Vantage credit scores in 29 are: However, while credit scores are climbing, so is credit card debt.
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Aston claims the Vantage Roadster features the fastest fully automatic convertible roof of any car.
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You can comfortably watch the work from many vantage points, for any length of time.
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So, Gary, from your vantage point, you&aposre saying this is about free choice, right?
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The Cairo-based Owise Abuzaid explores the city from the vantage point of the street.
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Starring Alicia Vikander, it tells the story of a life from one woman's vantage point.
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This provides good vantage to see predators like hawks and owls that might eat them.
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It's appropriately called Layover, in honor of the four airfields visible from this vantage point.
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So my vantage point is the political and regulatory strategy around legalization in different markets.
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Image: Carriers (2009), Paramount Vantage"Voluntary self-isolation is a very important intervention," said Reed.
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Clapper also repeatedly asked the army major how the war looked from his vantage point.
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They pine for the simple pleasures of E13, their old seats and accustomed vantage points.
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From certain vantage points, you can trace portions of its 900-foot length by eye.
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But from our vantage point — at least under this president — NAFTA has never looked safer.
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Work at the mine was suspended pending investigation on what caused the collapse, Vantage said.
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But from the vantage point of fifteen years later, Freelancer is a very special thing.
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EISEN: I WANTED TO ASK YOU QUICKLY ABOUT THE BROADER ECONOMY FROM YOUR VANTAGE POINT.
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But from our vantage point five years out, that may no longer be the case.
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From our vantage it's important to place a few different bets at the same time.
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Now it can use its unusual vantage point to help its customers stave off attacks.
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An arching beam on the roof positions cameras and sensors at the best vantage point.
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But from the current vantage point, the focus is squarely on Dawson's new product line.
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Federal and state policymakers are often working on similar policy challenges from different vantage points.
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From their vantage point, the moon will commence consuming the sun at 0003:2000 p.m.
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Vantage Robotics is on track to ship their signature flying robot, Snap Drone, this spring.
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The M200 features three different configurations, depending on case usage, offering different camera vantage points.
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Seeing things through Rader's eyes is indeed a stranger vantage point than all of those.
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From his vantage point, Muybridge faintly captured Alcatraz Island, which was then a military prison.
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Visitors can view the torch-lit boats from several historic vantage points, including Osaka Castle.
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From a vantage point inside the design, tourists can experience Norway's fjords and mountain ranges.
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Alas, from my vantage point he was mostly blocked from view by the other players.
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From the vantage point of just eight years, the fears stirred by Conficker seem quaint.
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Although the vantage point of space may seem infinite, vision is limited through the portal.
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Their favorite building was the 45-story Vantage, where they had a choice of views.
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It's about an overlook, a vantage point that is remarkably privileged and also remarkably astute.
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The vantage point offered views of Pioneer Square, the ferry terminal and Elliott Bay beyond.
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He is making the presidency more authentic or more autocratic, depending on the vantage point.
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Although this is the N.B.A.'s analytics age, Gelfand's vantage point is an extreme rarity.
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By design, Melchor offers little vantage beyond this world of predators and violently prejudiced prudes.
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Space and visibility were concerns for the mostly white audience shuffling for a vantage point.
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That makes it a unique vantage point for volcanologists and everybody else, said Mr. Ozerov.
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The estate's vantage point on a hill overlooking the Potomac takes advantage of beautiful views.
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So from that vantage point, the game was almost a playoff matchup for both squads.
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And that is a part of general health, health and wellness, from our vantage point.
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"A Legacy of Spies" returns to the past from the vantage point of the present.
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They took their photos from their own vantage points and sent them in for submissions.
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Pakistani artist Umber Majeed addresses this dire existential issue from a more intimate vantage point.
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And of course, Little Earth got to see Big Earth from the best vantage point.
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His high vantage point enabled him to peer into the whitewashed cottages on either side.
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It merely gives you a better vantage point from which to observe the problems below.
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However, from our vantage point, farmers like us lived, studied, and worked in our community.
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From the vantage point of today, it looks like a sign of things to come.
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From a different vantage point some academics and journalists offer up their own searing criticisms.
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"From the vantage point of our board, Dennis has done everything right," Mr. Calhoun said.
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The Ocean View room offered a great vantage point, with more privacy than Ocean Front.
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But from the vantage point of its January 2018 premiere, it feels prescient, almost prophetic.
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From our own vantage in 2019, though, we know that the US won the Cold War.
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FlipFeed, though, thinks it's found a solution by showing people content from a new vantage point.
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And if you want, you can continue to have a vantage point from that particular person.
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Beauty, from a Western vantage point, wasn't something that boys were supposed to even look at.
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I stayed in a standard room with lake view, and highly recommend requesting this vantage point.
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Looking back from the vantage point of Gilead, these rifts take on a more ominous tone.
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From an eagle's vantage I see roads and streets, highways and rivers, farmland and urban sprawl.
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From this vantage point, MapleStory is looking the furthest from dead that it's been since 2009.
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Jacques Derrida pursued a similar topic, albeit from the more specific vantage of language's inherent limitations.
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How could you look at it from another vantage point that it could work for you?
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The Vantage M lacks this last feature, but otherwise is similar, and much cheaper at $2299.
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"Capturing the same clouds from two vantage points can help scientists calculate their altitude," NASA said.
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The illusion is called anamorphic 3D, which works best when viewed from a specific vantage point.
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Vantage provides radiation and other cancer care services, while Biologics manages cancer-related costs for patients.
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Vantage could not be reached for comment, while Digital Bridge and Silver Lake declined to comment.
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We wanted to gain a closer vantage point and asked to accompany her on an expedition.
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Their vantage revealed a nearly solid mass of roots that went down at least twenty feet.
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Thankfully, with the V8 Vantage GT Roadster, Aston Martin hasn't fallen into any of those traps.
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Accordingly, he accurately identified that the Vantage GT Roadster had to harmoniously live in two worlds.
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Rare is the civil rights-era biopic that gives us this vantage of the black experience.
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From his vantage point, he just wanted to "expand" traditional notions of who was using cannabis.
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He wanted to surprise his boyfriend Nate Schwandt with a new lime green Aston Martin Vantage.
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Looking back over his career from today's vantage point, he is something of an incomplete hero.
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From my vantage point, there are legitimate concerns about the quality of care given to Felipe.
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From my vantage point, an opening in one month looked as though it may be unlikely.
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From her lofty vantage of feminine superiority, Tomlin replies with a wisdom typical to our gender.
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Do they feel safer from their vantage points, knowing they don't have to touch American soil?
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As I looked out from my vantage point on the ramp, I felt sore and ridiculous.
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From there, the view of Turns 1 and 2 were pristine, and the vantage seemed safer.
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When the former congressman begins his answer, our vantage point is in the room with him.
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Rusk was a member of St. Louis Catholic Church in Alexandria and the Vantage Homeowners Association.
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The Culture department at The Times examines the inner workings of Hollywood from many vantage points.
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The surreal vantage that you're at at that point, those images are etched in my memory.
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It nurtured a future-minded mentality — seeing the present from the vantage point of the future.
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We're using our unique vantage point in space to provide observations and data of Hurricane Irma.
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And they all had a vantage point and a place where they all connected as well.
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A ground-based drone could operate for far longer — though naturally from a rather lower vantage.
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Dancers who sounded in sync from one vantage point could sound out of it from another.
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It's from that vantage point that we see the much-beloved first half of the novel.
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"From my vantage point in El Paso there is no crisis," Margo, the mayor, told me.
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Different durations and vantage points in each frame disorient the viewer's experience of time and space.
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And from my vantage point, I see a fundamental shift in finance happening right under everyone's noses.
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Given the pair's shared propensity for spectacular finishes, it makes sense from an entertainment vantage point too.
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Oh, and with 03 horsepower, the Vantage is good for a 20 mile per hour top speed.
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Oh, and with 603 horsepower, the Vantage is good for a 195 mile per hour top speed.
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"The Etix team and I are thrilled to join Vantage," said Etix's (now former) CEO Antoine Boniface.
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The balcony vantage point was the highlight of the room, and cost about $15 more per night.
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From this vantage point, it's nearly impossible to distinguish male from female, which is entirely the point.
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And that means that from our vantage point the moon can, occasionally, block out the sun altogether.
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I read Gideon Lewis-Kraus's article on Alice Goffman hungrily and from a vantage point of ignorance.
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This gives me a unique vantage point: I know which types of startups most often reach profitability.
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Perhaps from the vantage of an alien civilization, humanity's ongoing self-destruction will also look as pretty.
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From the spacecraft's vantage point in orbit, half of Bennu is sunlit and half is in shadow.
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From this vantage point, Kidman looks at her family from a distance, the way the interviewees did.
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Active star-forming regions like this are rather large, but from this vantage point appear so lonely.
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Active star-forming regions like this are rather large, but from this vantage point appear so lonely.
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But what's less clear is why you'd want to have endless footage from your kid's vantage point.
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I wasn't precisely clipping corner apexes; I was just tossing the Vantage GT Roadster into hairpin turns.
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Petrobras said the Vantage contract was awarded "by way of corruption," according to the findings of investigation.
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From the vantage point of Master of None, New York feels like a place teeming with connection.
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The Vantage 3.0, which Weston says is typically used, falls on a scale from 300-850 scale.
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He then climbed to a balcony in one of the police compound's buildings, seeking a better vantage.
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Looked at from the right vantage point, black holes might not be not be bald at all.
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In July, beauty mogul Jeffree Star surprised his boyfriend with a $150,000 lime green Aston Martin Vantage.
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But viewed from another vantage point, it can look as if he were holding them very close.
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This creates a kind of fun-house mirror effect in which your vantage point changes your view.
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In the animation, gravity twists light into a mesmerizing gyre that shifts based on your vantage point.
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It's $50 less than the Vantage M, the non-touchscreen budget option Polar launched earlier this year.
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But from the vantage point of 21982, both Reagan and Bill Clinton look more like transitional figures.
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Adrenaline-charged, she was completely unfazed by her injuries, instead focused on her thrilling new vantage point.
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After 12 years, Aston Martin has finally unveiled a successor to its hot-selling Vantage sports car.
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Mauna Kea's summit is an unparalleled vantage point for astronomers eager to peer deep into the universe.
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Even from the best vantage points, some photographers might miss an interesting detail in their own pictures.
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From his vantage point, Mr. Miller wrote, Mr. Trump was sometimes "a little quieter" than Mrs. Clinton.
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Today's righteous projects, after all, will inevitably seem fatuous and blinkered from the vantage of another age.
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Join us as we celebrate our home with beautiful views from our unique vantage point of space.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Rene d'Harnoncourt is not what he might seem from today's vantage.
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From the more objective vantage point, those same qualities took on an opposite shade: aloof, haughty, petulant.
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It is impossible to see the entire bear, titled "I Am Here," from any single vantage point.
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Celebrities and influencers take selfies in masks from the vantage points of their first-class airline seats.
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"We're pleased with the outcome," Mr. Uderitz, the founder of Vantage Capital Group, in Delray Beach, Fla.
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From an elevated vantage point, a dozen blazes could be spotted across an 845,000-acre nature preserve.
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They had done the Colantuono transumanza before and knew where to stop for the best vantage points.
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From this vantage, it's unclear why data brokers should continue to collect such sensitive information at scale.
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From Trump's vantage point, support in Washington, and in the electorate as a whole, is falling off.
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"Governor Murphy is a gift from the heavens, from my vantage point," said Mr. Bhalla, a Democrat.
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Three excellent Philadelphia musicians, each with his own vantage point, come together to elevate a hometown hero.
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Not everyone thinks this but from my vantage that still emanates from higher-ups at this place.
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Yet the show's vantage point leaves little space to appreciate it if you find the characters insufferable.
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For connoisseurs of cycling, mountain roads provide an optimal vantage point to see a race in person.
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From the high vantage of pines and oaks, the raptors looked down at their chubby, flightless prey.
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I have worked for the [New York State] Department of Corrections and have a good vantage point.
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"Measurement Room: No Vantage Point" is on view at Dia:Beacon, 3 Beekman Street, Beacon, New York, diaart.org.
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From Kim's vantage point, he's got the US in his crosshairs, keeping a potential invasion at bay.
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Or maybe he was following the battle from multiple vantage points, as a form of omni-reconnaissance.
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"It's a great way to see the island and shoreline from a different vantage point," he said.
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Where you stand matters quite a bit in making these estimates: How does a vantage point matter?
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Vance's politics are neither here nor there, except for the vantage point they provide for Elegy itself.
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Religions are places to stand and look and act, vantage points from which to see the world.
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I won't trouble you with keynote photos — my vantage point wasn't special, nor was my camera lens.
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Unlike binoculars, she argued, a drone can actually enter your property and see from more invasive vantage points.
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From their vantage point onstage, disinterested audiences and poor turnouts at previously reliable venues only compounded Sebadoh's woes.
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Maisel shoots from planes and helicopters, a vantage that makes the radically altered terrain feel eerie, almost hostile.
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Yesterday, Vantage Energy Inc filed publicly for an IPO after having confidentially filed, as first reported by Reuters.
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Spending that doesn't make a lot of sense, particularly as the Vantage still wins on the customization front.
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By morning, spectators were streaming into the park, so we got up quickly to keep our vantage point.
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On the Aston side of things, CarPlay will be available in 2017 Vantage, Vanquish, Rapide, and DB9 Volante.
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The building seems to shift in shape and shade when viewed from different vantage points in Sydney Harbour.
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WASHINGTON — Robinson Chirinos, the Houston Astros catcher, has the best vantage point during games to evaluate every play.
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As for remapping, the C24 has an intuitive and responsive remapping system rivaled only by the Scuf Vantage.
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From my vantage point at Stanford, I've naturally become especially concerned with the goings-on of Silicon Valley.
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That's perhaps unsurprising given his track record with cars like the BMW Z8 and Aston Martin V8 Vantage.
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Petrobras said the Vantage contract was awarded "by way of corruption" according to the findings of the investigation.
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Last week at E3 in Los Angeles, I got my hands on a finalized version of the Vantage.
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The Vantage isn't cheap: it starts at $170 for the wired model, while the wireless model costs $200.
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This shaky vantage point shows the caravan of luxury SUVs and dots of human beings from the sky.
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The discomfort is the point, says Morgan Mercer, founder of Vantage Point, the company behind the VR demonstration.
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From her vantage point, VR tools like Medium could change how our game and film characters are designed.
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Snapping photos of "the same clouds from two vantage points can help scientists calculate their altitude," explained NASA.
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The video's narrator claims that no human has ever seen a rocket launch from these vantage points before.
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Aston Martin has released a stripped-down, track-focused, limited edition version of its V8 Vantage sports car.
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But let's look at the issue from the vantage point of Republican voters in high-tax blue states.
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From the vantage point of history, technical, legislative, and administrative responses to information warfare are doomed to fail.
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Then, the next day, he surprised him with his "dream car" — an Aston Martin Vantage in Lime Essence.
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A notchy, seven-speed manual transmission transforms the nature of Aston's entry-level sports car (the $150,000 Vantage).
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From this writer's vantage point, there is no reasonable version of the 2020s that doesn't include Bad Bunny.
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From most vantage points the landscape seems unchanged from the previous century, or even from its prehistoric origins.
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From my various vantage points, no matter how hard I tried, I could never spot anyone actually bidding.
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The lessons of Jewish history might look quite different from the vantage point of Tel Aviv or Hebron.
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It's written from the vantage of a straight, white, middle-class woman and seldom strays from that perspective.
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With so many things to see from my vantage point, it was like a real-life television show.
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Because the owners of Vantage control the supply of information currently used by FICO to make its determination.
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The Milepost 22 fire near Vantage in central Washington began Wednesday and has blackened more than 0003,200 acres.
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MIAMI — The best vantage point from which to truly appreciate how Bartolo Colon pitches is behind home plate.
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Aston isn't afraid to have a little alliterative fun with models like the Vantage, Vulcan and Vanquish Volante.
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"I was a little deeper and had an aerial vantage point that they would never see," he said.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A mysteriously hovering vantage point slowly rotates above muddy, languidly rippling waters.
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We wish we could turn back time, because from this vantage point everything seems obvious, but we can't.
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Bey and Blue gifted us a look at their coordinated outfits from three different vantage points on Instagram.
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" From her vantage point, "People on both sides reduce the other to hopelessly simplistic caricatures of human beings.
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Click through to look at five gorgeous photos of the moon from different vantage points around the globe.
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In cut-offs (also default assumption), my legs clearly visible from the vantage point of a trucker's cab.
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From nearly any vantage point, this road-heavy, transit-lite approach has been a disaster for American cities.
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From our vantage point here on Earth, the universe can seem like a relatively calm and static place.
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It is as if we are perched on a vantage point, gazing at peaks, hills, and a river.
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Through quirky vantage points, creativity, and a well exercised instinct, Higbee captures delightful shots of everyday city life.
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The image's vantage point doesn't allow the would-be customer to see what art the girl has made.
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It is also an ideal viewing platform, where any vantage point offers vertiginous views of the stately monolith.
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This article was originally published on THUMP UK. From this vantage point you can see the whole city.
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Schireson helped build Vantage, Viacom's technology platform that helps advertisers reach their target TV audiences across its channels.
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And instead of a track beast like Aston's Vantage, I'm in the company's all-new SUV, the DBX.
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Rebel snipers positioned themselves at vantage points as troops moved into the city, using armored vehicles as cover.
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Each photograph hangs on a separate floor, but from certain vantage points they all seem to cascade together.
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From that vantage point, it looks as if Mr. Giuliani's report about what Mr. Mueller said appears plausible.
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Visitors to Washington can once again survey the city and gaze upon its surroundings from a beloved vantage.
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Shooting it frontally, Greene looked up at the timeworn face from the subordinate vantage point of a suppliant.
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It's a slightly modified version of the engines used in some Aston Martin DB11 and Vantage sports cars.
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To see higher education in New York City being transformed, you have only to pick your vantage point.
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Half a century later, "Measurement Room: No Vantage Point" is a spiritual homecoming for a deeply layered conceit.
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This is not a separation at all, and from a conflict of interest vantage point, it won't work.
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From my current vantage point — 42 years old, the father of three young children — the trip seemed ludicrous.
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Here he narrates again and introduces segments from delightfully unexpected vantage points for a man of his age.
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Changi Airport says the bridge is the best vantage point to view the 40-metre-high Rain Vortex.
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I guess, from my vantage point, I've seen Silicon Valley grow every year, every decade, through every wave.
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From our vantage point we've made some decent progress, but there's still a fairly lengthy way to go.
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That makes sense when you consider that the Vantage Roadster is roughly 132 pounds heavier than its coupe counterpart.
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They're still just as capable as they had been; From this vantage point, Gilead's restrictions seem so, so farcical.
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That's because most VR video is shot with a single-rig setup, bolting your virtual vantage point in place.
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From this vantage point, the rover could scan the wide expanse of the interior rim of the Gale Crater.
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The hexagonal jet stream surrounding that monster cyclone creates a unique visual that's absolutely haunting at any vantage point.
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But a webcam's intimate vantage point augments these actions in ways that patients can find distracting or off-putting.
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The new Aston Martin Vantage, which will debut next week at the Los Angeles Auto Show, starts around $260,23.6.
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From a different vantage point, however, the hard political labor all lies ahead — with Trump himself making it harder.
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In fact, the one downside of the Vantage so far is it has that goofy third-party controller look.
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Every time this debris field moves in front of the star (from our vantage point), it appears to flicker.
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In Colorado, Michigan and Virginia, things look quite different from this year's vantage point than they did in 2012.
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Having stood in that vantage, even with construction going on all around, I can tell you it's incredibly effective.
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That — from my vantage point, and much to my surprise — seems to be an appetite that can't be filled.
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From her cousin's vantage point, Susan has likely fallen prey to illusions of luxury and happiness on social media.
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From that vantage point, stories of women behaving badly undercut feminist claims, and justify men's near-monopoly on power.
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THE buddy seat on Rick Kimberley's combine-harvester is a fine vantage point from which to observe precision farming.
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The world has turned ever-so-slightly upside down, at least from the vantage point of the traditionally-minded.
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That show will take place in the dusk sky, giving stargazers in the Southern Hemisphere the best vantage points.
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Swipe the 360 video to the desired starting vantage point that you want, and then hit the record button.
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Walk around the block and you can get an opinion from every vantage point on pretty much anything. Politics.
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Correction: A previous version of this article said the Scuf Vantage was the company's first wireless PlayStation 4 controller.
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Few people have a better vantage point to observe the shifting worldview of Bay Area technologists than Stewart Brand.
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From the vantage point of telescopes on Earth, the planets' motions regularly block out bits of the star's light.
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It felt like a typical traffic stop and everything seemed "relaxed and calm" from his vantage point, Kauser testified.
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For example, the viewer could toggle vantage points or perspectives in a crowd while watching Godzilla destroy a city.
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Last year's podium in the Gulf 12 Hours featured a Ferrari 458, Mercedes SLS and an Aston Martin Vantage.
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Certainly, but perhaps the controversy is about the fact that it's coming from the vantage point of a man.
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Sure, the Vantage GT might handle a bit better as a coupe, but it's more fun as a convertible.
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The interior of the Vantage is simple, yes, but it has just the right amount of everything you need.
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That also means the new NSX is competing against cars like the Porsche 911 Turbo and Aston Martin Vantage.
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From this vantage point, the approach looks more like another homeopathic remedy than the far stronger medicine we need.
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Seeing Earth from this vantage point gave me a unique perspective — something I've come to call the orbital perspective.
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From its vantage point 400 miles up, the satellite let forecasters track wide cloud movements for the first time.
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"Across the board, the U.S. business environment looks worse from the vantage point of small business," the report says.
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A swan swims in a blue color field that is either water or sky, depending on one's vantage point.
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"From the vantage point of our board, Dennis has done everything right," Calhoun said in an interview on CNBC.
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The upcoming James Bond film will feature four Aston Martin models: the DB5, DBS Superleggera, Valhalla, and V8 Vantage.
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That's the vantage point from which he has watched Trump's ascent, and from which he's making some crucial observations.
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Baby Boomers "don't necessarily want to retire from work," says Emek, CEO of Work At Home Vantage Experts (WAHVE).
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Meanwhile, Mark and his wife have set up an environmental nonprofit called Vantage Earth in honor of his parents.
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Don't monopolize the best vantage points, or cause the tour to fall behind schedule as you play Ansel Adams.
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Satellite imagery from the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter was also used to study the ripples from an orbital vantage point.
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Seize the moon, you&aposve got a great vantage point to launch stuff at countries you don&apost like.
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From our vantage point on Earth, we can only see pulsars if their beams are pointing directly at us.
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From a vantage point in the city, we could see Batista's planes bombing the rebel strongholds in the distance.
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Paul felt himself high in the air, watching the horrific dream unfold from the vantage of those floating leaves.
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Objects like stars don't appear to move positions from our vantage point on Earth, because they're so far away.
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As a bonus, their vantage point provides a perfect Earth observation platform for applications such as forestry, Pelletier said.
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From today's vantage point, the Arab Spring stands out as an iconic cautionary tale of techno-utopianism gone wrong.
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I have a strong feeling about the way I want her to see the show, from which particular vantage.
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Now, they are looking down a long, rocky road, with little light to be seen from this vantage point.
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"Two people with two different vantage points can witness the same event," she said, and still describe it differently.
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What he says, from our current vantage, seems unexceptional — talking like that about race has practically become an orthodoxy.
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Problems like terrorism, natural disasters, disease, refugee crises, and climate change need coordinated responses from a worldwide vantage point.
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The Sugar Land site offers present-day Americans a look at this shameful period from an unusual vantage point.
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"The problem was how to take multiple vantage points and put them together into a coherent analysis," he said.
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So this weekend I went on an expedition to look at Lady Liberty from vantage points around the city.
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Tuesday seems from my vantage to be a good night for Marian Burros's recipe for mustard-glazed pork tenderloin.
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The scene suddenly cuts to a view of the ranger's exchange with X from a more distant vantage point.
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You almost have to look at a plant from the vantage point of a chipmunk to see its shape.
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"You just have to let go, especially at this vantage point of age," the 77-year-old filmmaker said.
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Mountain roads provide an optimal vantage point to see a bicycle race in person, but they're difficult to reach.
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We can't guarantee a perfect photo opp from our fixed vantage point of the floating space rock called Earth.
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From my vantage point in a village in the English countryside, party politics in America are certainly eye-catching.
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"From today's vantage point, there is no reason to fear that Germany will slide into recession," the Bundesbank added.
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One alternately wishes Wang had been subjected to more disciplined editing and to more questioning of her vantage point.
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From my vantage as a tax accountant for artists, I can see how acute this lack of information is.
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It is hard to see what's coming, and because there aren't many vantage points, it's easy to get lost.
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I am writing from these two vantage points to suggest that the documents should not be read as antagonistic.
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Well, it's kind of hard for me to say, because my vantage point has also changed a lot. Right.
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Obviously the ecosystem has changed a bit, but because Stripe has grown, my particular vantage point has also changed.
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From our vantage point, the situation is complex and probably can't be reduced to the "fault" of a single person.
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But according to Giorgio Agamben, the only vantage point from which to observe contemporaneity is from that of an anachronism.
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They would likely bring in the nominee through the south portico which means that we&aposve got no vantage point.
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Aston has no trouble selling out limited edition versions of its cars like the Vantage to acclaim from its customers.
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When we're willing to view things from an unexplored vantage point, we just might discover a new mode of being.
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From Lyft's vantage point, it was another boon to Didi because the home team will inevitably get further government support.
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From our vantage point here on Earth, it will look like a tiny, black dot is moving across the sun.
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Be actively engaged in political campaigns, and later on, be activists and speak out on concerns from their vantage point.
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It's the perfect vantage point to see our beautiful blue marble as it makes its yearly journey around the sun.
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The works examine blackness from various vantage points, providing a sense of the concerns that inform artists working in Toronto.
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The answer may be obvious to some, but why do you think it's such an issue from your vantage point?
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NASA recently noted that the spacecraft's vantage point is ideal for studying Solar Wind, and it's been doing just that.
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Yes, communism is gone and the Soviet Union has crumbled but, from his vantage point, Russia did not go anywhere.
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LOOKING back from the vantage point of 2025*, economic historians are starting to write their analyses of the Trump slump.
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Through a vantage point of freak tornadoes and crazy flooding, universal basic income can also be seen as universal insurance.
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The bottom line: The idea still seems outlandish from almost every vantage point — technology, land acquisition, expense, and so on.
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The paddles, thumbsticks, and faceplate can all be adjusted on the fly, just as you can do with the Vantage.
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"I spent time scouring the area for bridges and vantage points, looking down from them from all angles," Scarr said.
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Perhaps that's what I like most about the Vantage GT Roadster: It's a great car for stylishly getting around town.
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She posted her vantage point on Instagram and you can see why she's cemented her status as a bonafide star.
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I don't give stock advice, but from my vantage point--with this data--stocks are at least a solid hold.
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From this vantage point, feminism is seen as an enabler of the political correctness that they despise across the board.
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Boston-based Vantage Deluxe World Travel is offering 11-day French river cruises from $2,399 a person September through November.
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Those who climb trees are often lonely, or in search of a vantage point that separates them from everybody else.
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Vantage owns around 85,000 acres adjoining Rice's properties in the gas-rich Marcellus shale region, along with some other assets.
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It was a vantage point where he could make wry, quintessentially Letterman-esque remarks about the bustling realm beneath him.
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I interned in Washington at the Department of Health and Human Services, to see a vantage point from within government.
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From the vantage point of the road, they appeared to be floating not on water but on air, like zeppelins.
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The stories, blurred by heavy drinking, have refracted through friendships and family ties, and through a kaleidoscope of vantage points.
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Yama thus looks at its characters not from a vantage of middle-class pity but through the lens of solidarity.
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This time around the photographers can alter the vantage point and lens focal length, and swivel the camera 300 degrees.
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From my vantage point, seated on the second level, it feels like the introduction to a particularly slick drag show.
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Blessed with the ethnographic vantage point of a sex column, I texted him with a bone to pick; particularly, his.
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He began to see himself as an ambassador for reframing the African black male from a historically omitted vantage point.
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It came from our story and our vantage point but it's relatable to the world, cause everybody feels like that.
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Through it all Bzdelik has soaked up as much basketball, from as many vantage points, as anyone on the planet.
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" What Miller learned from Jeff Sessions: "His whole approach to politics came from the vantage point of being a prosecutor.
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Today we're at the phase of sharing our daily "stories," but the stories are always from one vantage point only.
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To be sure, from a certain realpolitik vantage, one can defend Biden's collaboration with white power as a necessary evil.
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These stations offer an ideal vantage point for monitoring the Black Sea, and nearby NATO members Turkey, Bulgaria and Romania.
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Then invite them over for a glass of iced tea so they can see how the hedges block your vantage.
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The rest of us may have to root for a souped-up recorded edition, perhaps one offering different vantage points.
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It seems so vastly improbable from our vantage point more than 50 years on, but these were truly utopian undertakings.
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When I looked at the image through this vantage point, I didn't see only my missteps, my guilt, my inadequacies.
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Fishman has followed the bizarre Trump-Putin relationship closely, and has the benefit of viewing it from the Russian vantage.
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Some were worse than others, but regarded from the vantage point of the year end, the critical mass is striking.
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Damrosch is equal to his characters, considering their comments from our vantage point, especially our present awareness of women's lives.
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From the vantage point of 2017, it's pretty hard to imagine anyone seeing Benjamin as some kind of rebellious hero.
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The hotel encompasses over 15 exclusive-feeling and private acres overlooking the beach, with stunning views from every vantage point.
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The trusts' beneficial owner, Donald Uderitz, the founder of Vantage Capital Group, a private equity firm in Delray Beach, Fla.
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From the vantage point of the 21st century, that may make him the most radically modern designer of them all.
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The second-person form forces the reader to take up a novel vantage point—I am a camel, one realizes.
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Her memories, which include a pivotal 18th birthday party, are deftly explored, giving a vantage point into her emotional state.
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I would first like to describe my background as well as my role and vantage point relevant to your inquiry.
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For example, Vantage Point has developed a VR-based training platform to deliver immersive anti-sexual harassment training for companies.
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She later wrote a novel about the twins, "Private Practices" (22013), told from the vantage point of a pregnant patient.
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FROM THE PRIVILEGED vantage of the West, the true culinary revolution of our time is a return to the particular.
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"You just have to let go, especially at this vantage point of age," he said one Saturday afternoon last month.
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From that vantage point, Michelle seems particularly tall — though she's not even close to her current height of 6'1". "Ava!
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"Hustlers" has a rare vantage point, as perhaps the only high-caliber feature about strippers made by a female filmmaker.
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Several companies offer helicopter services where you can purchase a seat and shoot the pigs from a high vantage point.
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From the vantage point of black progressives, his words were a kind of all-lives-matter statement of public policy.
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WeWork and the IPO market From a space enthusiast's vantage point, however, Galactic's stock market debut was potentially more exciting.
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The tip of the Salesforce Tower and LinkedIn's black cubed office building are both in view from this vantage point.
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A stand of pines juts into the course here and provides a sociable vantage over hallowed ground and consequential golf.
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To look at it right now through telescopes from our vantage point on Earth, it appears close to the sun.
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The film, inspired by a documentary, "Surviving Mumbai," relays these events from the vantage points of a sprawling international ensemble.
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And the best vantage point for seeing the sights, from Buda Castle to the monumental Parliament building, is the river.
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Six monitors show different vantage points of an enclosure containing tigers, the cats flitting in and out of each frame.
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"Cars such as the Vantage GT8 and Vantage GT12 confirmed that our customers love raw, race-bred models, but we also knew there was an opportunity to create cars that offer a sharper performance focus but stop short of those truly hardcore, special series models," said Aston Martin CEO Andy Palmer in a statement.
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In addition to the new roadster, Aston announced that a seven-speed manual transmission is now available for the Vantage Coupe.
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From a certain vantage point, you can't quite tell what hangs on the back wall of Justin Brice Guariglia's Brooklyn studio.
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"I saw [DACA] first from the vantage point of being the Cabinet official responsible for immigration and immigration policy," Napolitano said.
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It's a unique vantage point, and SpaceX has released some neat videos in the past of its landings and attempted landings.
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Rosen writes from a traditional vantage point, casting the bugs as enemies and drugs as weapons in the war against them.
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Surely, from her stratospheric vantage point, I imagined, she could relate to and appreciate the root of the younger queen's struggle.
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I miss the sax buttons and the instant remapping, but I haven't plugged in the Vantage for a few days now.
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Companies are going into space because it offers a different vantage point, allowing them to gather valuable new, previously-unaffordable information.
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At least, that's how it'll appear from our vantage point, with our hundreds-of-miles-high in the sky satellite eyes.
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The room would have given Paddock a perfect vantage point overlooking the Life is Beautiful concert that was held from Sept.
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This new vantage point allowed him to see drawbacks and advantages for companies in outsourcing design versus bringing it in-house.
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And from that vantage point, the spacecraft could tell us a lot about what kinds of materials Ultima Thule is made.
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The company's annual State of Credit report and state ranking is based on Vantage Scores, which range from 300 to 850.
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Sucf says the Vantage will also come with a removable faceplate for easy customization of the thumbsticks and other aesthetic options.
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The Scuf Vantage is up for preorder in a wired-only option for $169.95 and a wireless Bluetooth one for $199.95.
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You don't try to get vantage point once the spacecraft is fired up, so enjoy it while you can.[ESA/NASA]
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You feel very cool during engagements, picking off enemies, dodging behind cover, flying to a new vantage point and so on.
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This unique background doesn't preclude her from taking part in the conversation, but it certainly gives her an interesting vantage point.
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The Vantage GT Roadster's roofless body proved to have another benefit as well: It was simply more fun in the corners.
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By examining properties of traditional materials and objects from new vantage points, Lin investigates the seemingly commonplace, rearranging our mental furniture.
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But from our present vantage, it's very hard to see if it's bending towards justice the way Martin Luther King said.
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Unfortunately, the Nest Cam can't pan and tilt, so make sure you set up your camera at an optimal vantage point.
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Contrary to this approach, the right to keep and bear arms is viewed exclusively from the vantage point of the state.
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I installed some of these apps a few weeks ago, curious to see what my neighborhood looked like from this vantage.
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That said, these Trump and Sanders supporters are looking at the dragon from different vantage points and seeing fundamentally different dangers.
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Astronauts on the International Space Station also had a unique vantage point for the eclipse, which they shared via social media.
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Backers of the project say the height of the volcano's peak will give the 18-story telescope an ideal vantage point.
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The easiest way to overwhelm is from above, as this is the vantage point from which all authority tends to descend.
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The V8 Vantage was also featured in the 1987 film "The Living Daylights" starring Timothy Dalton as the British secret agent.
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To simulate the effect, Wohlsdorf narrates various scenes in split screen, with the page divided into columns following each camera's vantage.
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The mission's main spacecraft, Chandrayaan-2, has since spotted the Vikram lander's hapless hardware from its vantage point orbiting the moon.
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Scientists chose the summit of Mauna Kea because of its vantage point, but legal battles and demonstrations delayed construction for years.
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Taken from the vantage point of the cemetery's grounds, iconic photos of these processions have been cathartic for millions of mourners.
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The issue is the legislation to push for alternative scoring models may simply trade one dominant player (FICO) for another (Vantage).
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And it's a significant markdown from most popular flagship offerings, including Polar's $499 Vantage V, and the $449 Garmin 645 Music.
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He used American Vantage to acquire another distributor, Wellspring Media, which was well respected and reliably liberal, and became its chairman.
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The camera's overhead vantage takes in most of this lavish room and emphasizes the racially charged relationship between the two women.
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From the early vantage point, this fight looks like a high-risk, low reward bout for the long-time contender Mousasi.
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Then see the supermoon for yourself from one of New York City's best vantage points, made accessible exclusively for the celebration.
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From a national vantage point, Mr. Clark's death is the latest example of young black men being killed by police officers.
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From a certain vantage point, the scene looked like a relaxed version of the sick bay on the "Star Trek" Enterprise.
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BOSTON — "People don't usually get this vantage point," said Jill Medvedow, the longtime director of the Institute of Contemporary Art here.
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This gave him a vantage point many in Memel did not have, and he saw Europe becoming gripped by anti-Semitism.
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Tall, brawny, and clothed in bright colors, Hawk doesn't blend in with the crowd, which gives him a unique vantage point.
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That said, there's no arguing that C.E.O.s have a rare vantage point for spotting patterns about management, leadership and human behavior.
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A standard room without the view will cost $50 to $100 less, though, the vantage point is more than worth it.
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I don't mean to suggest that from this green vantage we are impervious to what is going on; we are not.
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I caught a glimpse of the bay in the distance, but wouldn't consider the vantage point as a splurge-worthy perk.
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Directed by Emmy winner Lana Wilson, the film will take a look at Swift's from a unique vantage point: her own.
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It was also designed by Callum, who is responsible for other gorgeous cars like the Aston Martin DB9 and V8 Vantage.
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Set during six months in 1940, the story unfolds mostly in letters and journal entries from nearly a dozen vantage points.
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"We're saying, 'Let's revisit our high-vantage security during events like this,'" said Stephen P. Davis, the Police Department's chief spokesman.
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If you can see things from a different vantage point, you understand better your own arguments and how the world works.
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In a new documentary, out now on Netflix, viewers are offered vantage into the life of the man behind the match.
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Let me be the trellis of vantage points, I might say, the lattice hidden everywhere in the leaves of another's story.
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So long as the damage is "elsewhere"; so long as our vantage stays safe — aren't we endless feeders at the spectacle?
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The 2021 Vantage Roadster starts at around $161,000 in the US, and deliveries will begin in the second quarter of this year.
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As part of the DOJ's consent decree, Humana sold the plans to WellCare, Cigna and a Louisiana-based regional insurer Vantage Health.
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Live footage broadcast on pro-opposition Orient News TV on Saturday showed the hill provides a vantage point across a wide area.
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From the optimistic vantage point of the past, we were supposed to have space stations on the Moon and Mars by now.
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The Vantage squeezes in two more, plus a few more buttons, a slew of customization options, and some much-needed audio controls.
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Estimated price: $33,100,000 - $1,196593,196583 Don't let the steering wheel on the left deceive you: This 196573 DB196563 Vantage is a British classic.
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I highly recommend doing this unless you want to climb up to the tower for a different vantage point of the city.
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In fact, customizing the Infinity4PS to even close to the level that the Vantage allows actually leads to the Infinity4PS costing more.
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But the Vantage improves dramatically on previous Scuf controllers, which required a special tool and a tedious procedure to replace the joysticks.
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From this vantage point, it's not difficult to see how arguments over and about value gained popularity in the wake of 2008.
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The video shows you the power of the Delta IV rocket launch from extreme vantage points right next to the large launcher.
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While some speak from an individual vantage point, fighting specific battles on behalf of their local communities, others lead broader social movements.
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He preferred to capture impersonal cityscapes from high vantage points, and the streets of Paris when drenched in rain, fog or snow.
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The Vantage AMR Pro is a track-only coupe equipped with a 500-horsepower version of Aston Martin Racing's GT4 race engine.
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Some of the most beautiful vantage points of San Francisco, the Golden Gate Bridge, and the Pacific Ocean are in Sea Cliff.
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Vantage says it will invest about $2 billion in this European expansion, though it didn't disclose how much it paid for Etix.
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From my vantage point, we just are not compelled enough to spend more money to put more gadgets somewhere on our bodies.
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He flagged ADP's labor productivity figures and the reference to an "upcoming release" of the Vantage 2.0 platform in the ISS report.
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But with the vantage point being much different from what a player experiences during the game, the results are not always optimal.
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From the business vantage point, it has been fascinating to watch how technology has both complicated and helped the Fed's policy decisions.
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The Coachella VR headset will be included in every ticket buyer's welcome kit and will work with Android and iPhone apps. Vantage.
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The cheaper Vantage M costs $279.90 and features a lot of the same technology, except for the touchscreen and running power detection.
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Appealing to Canada's Supreme Court may be faster, said Robin Junger, a lawyer at McMillan Vantage dealing with environmental and aboriginal issues.
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A good way to do this is to put yourself in the receiver's shoes and read the email from their vantage point.
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From this vantage point, Finalcad is able to provide insights and "best practices at a company level," powered by its analytics technology.
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From your vantage point, are we in an inflationary environment in terms of what we the consumer are paying for consumer products?
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Many technology companies have turned to vendors such as Vantage to host and maintain their servers in a bid to cut costs.
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Earlier this month, oil producer QEP Resources had said it would sell its Williston Basin assets to Vantage Energy Acquisition Corp VEACU.
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Earlier in the Bible, in the books of Kings in particular, Hebrew history was told through the vantage point of the kings.
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The unusual vantage point meant Condon understand exactly what happened with a little more than five minutes left in the first period.
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" The multi-screen portion of the exhibit is also getting an overhaul with "an even wider vantage point of our country's history.
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He seized the moral high ground, and from that vantage point, he mowed down his adversaries with ruthless efficiency and terrifying effectiveness.
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Constitutional change forged in this way may rest on the shakiest of legal grounds and, from a political vantage, be wholly illegitimate.
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Well, it means finding a vantage point for every viewer to explore a shared world by fully re-rendering the game itself.
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Such is Ai's point of connection in Human Flow, rendered as his respectful, sometimes awkward vantage point in his interactions with migrants.
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These can come either from a special, stereoscopic camera or, more prosaically, from a single camera moved around to different vantage points.
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But Planned Parenthood is a health care provider, a tricky vantage point from which to talk about abortion with total ideological clarity.
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From another vantage point, the "documentary" appears to allow Star to portray his side of the story that everyone is watching for.
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Those who attend in-person but want to re-experience it from different vantage points will have the opportunity to do so.
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Later he was the design director at Aston Martin and in charge of the production design of the DB9 and V8 Vantage.
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As you pull alongside and pass it, however, from your vantage point the car appears to move backwards for just a moment.
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One of those schools was the Air Force Academy, which has a 17 percent acceptance rate and an especially interesting vantage point.
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The show's racial politics can feel dated from a 2016 vantage, but it was actually ahead of its time in many ways.
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While making Breaking Bad, it was fun to watch Matt and his show just take off from a very close vantage point.
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And even if it's not, at least the views are — this vantage point offers some of the best sights in the city.
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For teens, in particular, that myth may be hard to shake; suffering can seem never-ending from the vantage point of adolescence.
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From our vantage point, it might seem like everyone was wearing tie-dye in the late '60s, from festivalgoers to Halston customers.
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Tsong's colorful illustrations invite readers to peer from a range of vantage points and angles, as if looking down through the foliage.
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Welcome back to First-Person Shooter, a photo series that offers a brief vantage into the world of compelling and strange individuals.
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There are plenty of lookout points helpfully scattered along the way, many marked with a whale illustration, indicating the best vantage points.
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The inscription was particularly apt from an alpinist who had surveyed the world from its highest vantage point, on Everest, and survived.
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From that vantage point, each satellite can see a larger swath of the Earth, meaning fewer are needed to provide global coverage.
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Your statement also provides texture and context to your interactions with the president, from your vantage point, and outlines a strained relationship.
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From another vantage point altogether, there is the dilemma of the conservative who finds Trump repugnant, but also views Democrats as worse.
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At certain points throughout the country, the narrow flyways funnel birds through elevated vantage points from which hunters can get easy shots.
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But from the vantage point of 2020, it can be difficult to appreciate the sheer breadth of imagination involved in its making.
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But from my vantage point, that place was never a champion of diverse thought and was not particularly kind to its dissenters.
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From Farah Merhi's vantage, a home can be as shimmery as a crystal chandelier and as cozy as a velvet throw pillow.
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He was correct — yet from our distant vantage point, we can see that the disagreement in the 1856 election was relatively narrow.
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"It's all centered on a vantage point of the Albers piece," said Rob Speyer, the president and chief executive of Tishman Speyer.
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" Joanna Grama, senior consultant at Vantage Technology Consulting Group, suggested, "Use your smartphone when you want to access your personal social media.
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And yet, as with so much else in Florence, another, even better vantage point on the city lies hidden in plain sight.
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From his vantage point watching the action, the queen's Hand mutters, "Flee, you idiot," before the dragon nearly engulfs Jamie in fire.
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Even from her early vantage point, in almost all outcomes, she was looking at a comfy VP position at a nice salary.
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"The blessing or the curse — depending on one's vantage point — of a binding contract is its certitude," Gee said in the order.
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And there's nothing wrong with that, but the notion that this is, like, the true, objective vantage point I find highly objectionable.
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From her vantage point while blow-drying their hair, Madam Boob Slapper would scope out the cleavage of her small-busted customers.
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Most of the time, the camera hovers above the action, privileging the viewer as an omnipotent being with a high vantage point.
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From the vantage point of history, we know this will, at the very least, force the church to confront a very old sin.
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It's a spiral galaxy like our own Milky Way, but from this vantage point it looks more like a fuzzy swath of stardust.
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It's a spiral galaxy like our own Milky Way, but from this vantage point it looks more like a fuzzy swath of stardust.
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The Scuf Vantage is available for pre-order, though its prices might make you rethink how dedicated you are to no-scope shots.
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Ideally, credible size estimates require observations from multiple vantage points in order to accurately assess density and account for differences amongst the crowd.
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I love finding different vantage points of cities, so I drag my family into the Mezogazdasagi Museum, The Museum and Library of HungarianAgriculture.
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From the early vantage point, it was clear that the Dillashaw-Lineker winner would probably be paired with the Cruz-Garbrandt winner next.
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Glance at the night sky from a clear vantage point, and the thick band of the Milky Way will slash across the sky.
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Sharon, Toronto From my vantage (as no Pierre Franey), buying an expensive bottle of Chablis is magnificently easier than cooking an excellent dinner.
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Because of their high vantage point, about 484 miles up, the Aireon ADS-B technology can see farther out than ground-based stations.
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Bennett said that from his vantage point, watching the girls walk down the hallway in slow motion felt "identical" to the original film.
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Derek Belch (STRIVR), Clorama Dorvilias (DebiasVR) and Morgan Mercer (Vantage Point) will talk about ways business can use the technologies to train employees.
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Rice Energy shares shed more than 7 percent on Tuesday after announcing it will buy Vantage Energy for about $2.7 billion, including debt.
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But all offered interesting insights from working on a show that seems eerily plausible here from our vantage points in the year 2017.
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The Vantage V costs $499.90 and includes a new optical heart rate sensor with nine LEDs along two different wavelengths (green and red).
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From a more hopeful vantage point, a sense of normalcy, coupled with vigilance, is the most measured reaction to the threat of terrorism.
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For those who weren't in California for the Coachella performance, it was streamed live through the vantage point of a peephole on YouTube.
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However, speaking from her London vantage point, Meric-Smith says this is not an especial concern for hedge funds relative to other times.
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With the Vantage, you're getting the same suite of customizing hardware add-ons for remapping key commands to the back of the controller.
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His cockpit has given him a vantage point over the last 50 or 60 years to see a "cancer" spread across the land.
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I have a different vantage point in 30, and now it does seem more revolutionary to think of a woman leading the country.
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Because of his spectacularly encompassing vantage point, Gupta asked Kelly how he would define the Earth's condition if it were a human body.
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Also in April, China's Consumers Association issued a statement saying that there were enough incidents of the Vantage stalling to warrant a recall.
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"No other residence has 360-degree views of the city from such a high vantage point," says broker Leslie Turner of Hudson Phillips.
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The hope is that aircraft like this one -- flying mechanical scouts -- will eventually give scientists another vantage point from which to observe Mars.
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And he held quite the vantage point — he was on the inside of the bureau's leadership in May 2017, when the discussions occurred.
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It is precisely this perspective that, from our vantage point in the year 2019, makes her work more sweepingly American than any other.
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The princess and her husband were visiting the Treetop, a popular spot back then for looking at animals from a high vantage point.
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The automaker claims the V8 Vantage was the United Kingdom's first true supercar and the fastest four-seater production car of its time.
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Tourists, residents and media gathered at vantage points to document the drama at the country's most impressive volcano, which last erupted in 2014.
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And from a diagonal vantage point, the dress continues that opposites idea, where Hadid's covered up from one side and exposed from another.
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To really understand Birth is most often a matter of vantage point—at what angle do you enter Griffith's difficult allegory of hate?
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So rather than the Moon changing direction, it's the changing vantage point of SDO as it orbits Earth that caused the visual effect.
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Observing the position of the sun, he exclaimed that, from a higher vantage point, we would be able to see a rainbow forming.
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That choreography traveled restlessly from side to side (or front to back, depending on your vantage point), making the most of its confines.
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This new album sees the band living in the midst of adulthood rather than dreading its monotony from the vantage point of youth.
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The record has some dancefloor things, some ambient things, but it's all doing pretty much the same, just coming from different vantage points.
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Henrik Fisker, designer of the Aston Martin V8 Vantage and Aston Martin DB9, is back with an electric car company called Fisker, Inc.
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By inviting us to situate our bodies, as it were, in an African frame, Newsome underscores the significance of reconfiguring our vantage points.
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Audience members, remaining seated, were occasionally lifted by a phalanx of assistants wielding ingenious dollies, and then solemnly wheeled to new vantage points.
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"Europe has a unique vantage point based on its focus on placing the citizen at the heart of its endeavours," the experts write.
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Paul Mpagi Sepuya, 35, also critiques photography portraiture, from a vantage point that is more formally inventive and politically oblique than Ms. Syjuco's.
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Perhaps from his vantage point, re-electing this president doesn't seem uniquely catastrophic when set against the danger of European-style social democracy.
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Sapochnik cut to a wide shot from Jon and Dany's vantage point atop a ridge, watching this wave of fire cross the darkness.
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"It was funny because I had to climb onto a table to see how they looked from a high vantage point," she said.
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They added a third garage, which they neglected to paint for some inexplicable reason, making it, from my vantage, a tall, yellowish eyesore.
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These sorts of gaming rigs have been available for several years and provide a unique vantage point for gamers and flight sim operators.
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"This was a privileged vantage point from which to observe the tech industry, and we tried not to talk about it," she writes.
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"Her arms and her body were sucked ... in that direction, from my vantage point," said passenger Marty Martinez, who was in Row 2190.
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"Earth is alive, and I have witnessed its power and beauty from a special vantage point 250 miles above the surface," she said.
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Each can be used as either a wall, ceiling or floor lamp — and seem to shape-shift when viewed from different vantage points.
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The London is just up the hill from the Pacific Design Center, which is clearly in view from many vantage points on property.
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Even the best reporting, though, can't help missing a feature of the story that can be seen only from the vantage of history.
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Astronauts on the station often share beautiful images and time lapses they capture from their unique vantage point 220 miles above the Earth.
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But from the vantage point of right now, in 20193, it's not hard to feel like team Thrones hoped everything would go differently.
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"We see limited bullish assistance to the complex from a fundamental vantage point," said Jim Ritterbusch of Chicago-based oil consultancy Ritterbusch & Associates.
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It is our time to hit back — and President Trump's border wall proposal may not sound unreasonable when considered from this vantage point.
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And the three people on board — two pilots, David Mackay and Michael Masucci, and Ms. Moses — got the vantage point of a lifetime.
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From a slightly lower vantage point—my feet up, head back, eyes closed, late-morning sun on my face—I understood something similar.
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The tribunal found that Petrobras and its units, Petrobras America Inc (PAI) and Petrobras Venezuela Investments and Services (PVIS) breached a drilllship contract with Vantage Deepwater Co. In 2016, Petrobras executive Jorge Zelada was sentenced to 12 years and two months in jail for corruption and money laundering after he was convicted for unduly awarding Vantage a contract in 2009.
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IN EUROPE, A NEW RIVER SHIP (JAZZ LOUNGE INCLUDED) The new 176-passenger River Voyager will launch March 10 from Vantage Deluxe World Travel.
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From their vantage point, covering contraception gives women more freedom to enjoy recreational sex without suffering economically, professionally or medically from an unwanted pregnancy.
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From my vantage point in the middle of the cavernous McEnery Convention Hall in San Jose, California, it was impossible to draw any conclusions.
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The list of customizable, adjustable, and removable components is pretty long, as nearly everything about the Vantage can be tweaked, replaced, or taken apart.
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FICO, for example, does not, although Vantage might and that may be enough to get a credit card or refinance a private student loan.
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But scientists can also use high-resolution photographs of crowds taken from known vantage points to try to calculate the density of specific areas.
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Every few months, from our vantage point here on Earth, it looks like the planet Mercury is drawing loop-de-loops in the sky.
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So trying to estimate the ideal size or the maximum sustainable population from our current vantage point is unlikely to be a fruitful exercise.
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From my vantage point, the mainstream music industry has a tendency to cling to anachronistic, antiquated rules in an always-evolving, ever-adapting game.
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Between the Play Store and Android itself, Google has a powerful vantage point for spotting and automatically squashing that malware before it can spread.
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Just last year, Vantage announced it has secured just under $700 million to accelerate its North American expansion through securitized notes and debt financing.
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The map shows the Dome of the Rock at the center, depicted from the vantage point of the Mount of Olives to the east.
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On the Israeli side, civilians sought vantage points with binoculars and cameras, straining to see the action from kibbutz watchtowers or outcroppings of farmland.
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And I can see the lit Washington Monument that's rising from my vantage point of the F.B.I. just over the Trump — new Trump hotel.
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But, at least when installed in a geographically distant gallery, the painting's impersonal vantage point minimizes the coastal region's imperiled, ground-level climate realities.
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And while I don't doubt that he felt it, from my vantage point, he played through it, overcoming what might otherwise hold him back.
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This Falcon 9 previously launched the Telstar 18 VANTAGE satellite in September from Florida and then landed on a drone ship in the Atlantic.
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Officers also relied on a witness who claimed he saw the murder, even though it would have been nearly impossible given his vantage point.
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But the biggest problem for Clinton would likely be Kaine's record on abortion, which is, from a pro-choice vantage point, close to abysmal.
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This should be common logic, but it's not, because people are narcissistic idiots who only see the world through their own myopic vantage point.
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I've tried the whole pairing many times over, and I've tried removing the profile for the Vantage from my PS4, but nothing has worked.
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Granted, it's totally fine, but I would not recommend spending the extra $30 on the Bluetooth version of the Vantage given my personal experience.
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Arguably, that's because Russell is an outsider viewing the action from a removed vantage and never really breaking past that distant point of observation.
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There's been so much speculation about what's gone on, but from what your vantage point and what you know, how do you read this?
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The steel-framed piece, which widens as it rises, will lift visitors 150-feet into the air, offering a unique vantage of the place.
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Vantage Goldfields is an Australia-based company mining gold at Barberton, a town that traces its origin to South Africa's 19th century gold rush.
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IEG Vantage also estimated U.S. 2018 all-cotton production at 18.472 million bales, below the USDA's latest estimate of 4.53 million, the notes said.
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On the global front, IEG Vantage left its estimates of corn and soybean production in Brazil and Argentina unchanged from its last monthly report.
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Silver Lake declined to comment, while Vantage Data Centers, Royal Bank of Canada and DH Capital did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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Bias on tech's major platforms is a hot topic right now, though the political parties are approaching the issue from very different vantage points.
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It's everything to us and important to our survival and the space station is a great vantage point to share our planet in pictures.
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The one thing I can conclude already about the Vantage GT12 Roadster is that the car does indeed live up to its design brief.
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From our vantage point, about half a year away from the 75th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor, these words might seem incredible.
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From his vantage-point, Mr Figueiredo waves towards the only clearing in the arboreal landscape: an unfinished Petrobras fertiliser plant a few kilometres away.
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Men's Wearhouse is looking to cut pricing to 23bp-325bp over Libor while Vantage Specialty and JD Power circulated guidance in the 350bp-375bp.
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From this vantage point, both globalized Communism and globalized capitalism are equally suspect, and a "citizen of the world" is an agent of imperialism.
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Whether you're into quirky hostels or five-star suites with an unbeatable vantage of the city, Chi-Town has something just right for you.
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" T.I.'s verses are a response: "You gotta see the vantage point of the people/What makes you feel equal makes them feel evil.
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The company's $2.7 billion offer to acquire Vantage Energy, which had planned to go public, follows a spate of transactions in oil shale regions.
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The video comes courtesy of Reddit user allsp49, who shot it from a vantage point in Jersey City, right across the water from Manhattan.
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The incident spurred the creation of SWAT teams, and has drawn comparisons to the Las Vegas shooting because of the gunman's high vantage point.
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To get a sense of how wealthy Star is, he recently surprised his boyfriend Nate Schwandt with a $150,000 lime green Aston Martin Vantage.
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Suddenly, the bright light becomes evenly dispersed because, from that vantage point, no parts of the disk are moving toward or away from you.
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From vantage points on Earth and in space, these telescopes will peer across time and space to study some of the cosmos' biggest mysteries.
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Ishiguro invites the future into the past in this novel, and in so doing hoists himself into a new vantage point on the present.
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From this vantage point, the villino presents only two of its six floors to the public, and appears to be a tidy little residence.
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From our vantage point—and from Christ's—we're looking down on literally thousands and thousands of Jews gathering at the banks of the water.
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And while Bannon's photographs can only capture one or two of the sections of the camp, they nonetheless give viewers a unique vantage point.
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Also on Wednesday, jurors, for the third day, continued to view different vantage points of the explosion from surveillance cameras seemingly at every doorway.
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To the rest of America, a U.B.I. may seem like a pipe dream, but from my vantage point some form of it seems inevitable.
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From his vantage point, the attitude toward the opioid deaths today is still influenced by racialized attitudes about the crack and heroin epidemics before.
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A vast expanse of heartbreak was surveyed in mere seconds, from the vantage of a vessel that barely had to hum to switch gears.
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These are true duo shows, with no backing band, and they will offer a unique vantage point on the two musicians' decades-long bond.
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She says the paintings, commissioned in 22003 when Sony owned the building, depict electromagnetic fields as seen from vantage points directly above the tower.
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Once all the feasible vantage points are gone, one or two decide that there is no other option than to head for the roof.
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From my vantage point behind him, the crown of his head was so perfectly egg-shaped I imagined myself tapping it with a spoon.
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That's thanks largely to Brazile's vantage as interim head of the Democratic National Committee, struggling to unite fractured and fractious constituents on the left.
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Coming from a range of cultural and choreographic vantage points, participants convene around the theme of the body's potential to challenge systems of oppression.
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In the colorful melodrama "The Sky Is Pink," a teenager tells the story of her family's care and sacrifices from an unusual vantage point.
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Internal conflicts can be challenging to see from a single vantage point, which is why we all must be alert to changes in behaviors.
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His YouTube account contained several videos of bombings and other events related to the conflict that were filmed from the same northerly vantage point.
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Then I noticed something else: From just about any vantage point in the old mill, you could look outside and see the sun shining.
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These attorneys general have a unique vantage point at the intersection of law enforcement and public policy—but on this issue, they're completely wrong.
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"The answer from our vantage point is a resounding NO, as we view [this as] only the first part of this massive upgrade opportunity."
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While working on "Water," he wrestled with the sprawling and complex nature of the subject, and found himself seeking higher and higher vantage points.
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From the vantage point of the private sector, I look forward to helping the president-elect in any way he deems necessary and appropriate.
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The DBX is powered by a four-liter, twin-turbocharged V8 engine found in DB11 and Vantage that features 542-horsepower and 516 ft.
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It'll be able to assess their density from that vantage point, giving us valuable new info about the potential habitability of distant heavenly bodies.
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This series will unleash a compelling vantage point to the sport that will delight fans and serve as a catalyst to entice new fans.
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It is stranger still, perhaps, that from that less-than-ideal vantage point he could be telling me about a possible goal of life.
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From my vantage point, that Alexa-powered microwave was arguably one of the most important announcements Amazon has made in the past few years.
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It felt like a world whose workings could be understood, but only from some impossible vantage point outside its version of time and space.
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As the first hyper-intelligent person to get truly pwned by an AI, Kasparov has a unique vantage point on the artificial intelligence debate.
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This could have something to do with our vantage point — high above the bed, as if we were having an out-of-body experience.
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From Trump's vantage point, the proximate cause of his troubles wasn't the news being reported on, but the fact that it had been leaked.
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I was looking at the world from a very narrow standpoint, whereas working as a journalist gives you like such a massive vantage point.
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Her camera is taller than she is, weighs as much as an N.F.L. linebacker and looks, from certain vantage points, like a 1970s liquor cabinet.
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The fire broke out late Monday and forced about 120 people to leave their homes in Vantage, which is located just west of the river.
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It's unclear whether any of the victims knew the shooters, but from an initial public vantage they seemed like incidents of stranger-on-stranger violence.
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So discussing her feelings about the episode now, from the vantage point of a post–Crazy Rich Asians industry, is a complicated prospect for her.
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Photographing the reactor from a fixed vantage point over the years, as well as Soviet flags in a stairwell, are examples that are intellectually satisfying.
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To emulate Weinstein's success, mainstream studios either acquired or developed their own indie development subsidiaries (Focus, Fox Searchlight, Paramount Vantage, Sony Pictures Classic, Warner Independent).
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Hannah's exposition becomes richly imagined flashbacks and narration (the novel switches line-to-line between her tapes and Clay's vantage point, which can get confusing).
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Two other Aston Martin cars are slated to appear in the film, including the iconic DB5 and a 1985 V8 Vantage, according to Motor Authority.
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The work is both futuristic and ancient, and it's comforting, too, as if a group of forbears are waiting and watching from some hidden vantage.
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This is different altogether: instead of viewing at ground level, we're at Vouivria-level, giving us a vantage point that is quite fresh and surprising!
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For this mission, SpaceX is employing another one of its used rockets, a Falcon 9 booster that launched the Telstar 19 VANTAGE satellite in July.
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Tomorrow's rocket will be taking off from Cape Canaveral, Florida, lofting a communications satellite, Telstar 19 VANTAGE, into a high orbit for Canadian company Telesat.
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For investors seeking a new way to create alpha from financial market data, Alpha Vantage has an API toolkit to give them a leg up.
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It may not have been literal rape, but seen from this vantage point, the scene was undeniably abusive — a fact that Bertolucci seemed to acknowledge.
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Markowicz plucks the above, one-word descriptors liberals used in 2012 because from the vantage point of today, they fit Trump much better than Romney.
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Classical media is used to illustrate modern themes, while technology is wielded as a tool in order to offer new vantage points on ancient systems.
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Vantage Data Centers, based in Santa Clara, California, was formed in 2010 when Silver Lake acquired a data center campus formerly owned by Intel Corp.
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She plans to use them to tell stories from her life both pre- and post-election and offer readers a unique and intimately vantage point.
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