And if the wasteland defines Max, it is the storm that defines the wasteland.
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Texas is an abortion wasteland—and not in the cool way, because absent context "Abortion Wasteland" sounds pretty cool.
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Wasteland Wasteland is a different breed of thrift — after all, the store stocks new merch alongside its curated racks of gently worn pieces.
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" Sometimes you hear the neighborhood called a "restaurant wasteland.
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Outside these enclaves, the rest of the world would struggle for survival in a wasteland that offered both freedom and scarcity; this wasteland was generally either redemptive or another dystopia in disguise.
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"If you get rid of the land mines," she said, "then you can turn wasteland, potentially lethal wasteland, into a busy suburb, with schools and lighting and the things we take for granted."
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Fallout: Wasteland Warfare is a miniatures game from Mophidius Entertainment.
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I thought, 'Weird, what is a dog doing on wasteland?
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And is Wasteland Weekend a place of reinvention or destruction?
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The game, like Max himself, is defined by the wasteland.
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It's a great way to make friends in the wasteland.
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No totalitarian regimes or mass wasteland to be seen here.
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What does crying look like in an urban, industrial wasteland?
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We had to first slice through the wasteland of takes.
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In the withered totalitarian wasteland of Chicago, a spark flickers.
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"Wasteland Workshop" will be available on April 12th for $4.99.
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Would running vast distances in the wasteland make you sick?
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The coalition's air campaign has left Raqqa an uninhabitable wasteland.
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We're creating wasteland from what once was a natural landscape.
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The Amazon had become a violent wasteland, Arnold was warned.
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My neighborhood in West Baltimore is now an economic wasteland.
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The fires leave a charred wasteland in areas they pass.
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Think of it as a tiny oasis in the corporate wasteland.
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But ironically, both politics and religion are outlawed at Wasteland Weekend.
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The American landscape from Mr. Finn's perspective is a perilous wasteland.
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It's still not entirely clear what you'll do in the wasteland.
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Today, Mars is a frozen wasteland, and Venus is a hothouse.
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The DLC also includes new options for creating your wasteland settlements.
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"Fucking Xav73," the few remaining people of the wasteland will mutter.
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For the most part though, Popular Now it's a garbage wasteland.
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In other words, "Wasteland Workshop" lets you build your own Thunderdome.
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New York City is a wasteland for cheap, good Mexican food.
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Now, as we've already established, Suffolk is an empty, desolate, wasteland.
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Survivors gather to help each other amid a post-Katrina wasteland.
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A nerd in the vault and a slave in the wasteland.
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Abaco now looks like a wasteland, with flattened, non-visible homes.
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It expanded into the backyard, which had been a trashy wasteland.
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It was a wasteland before, not a good use of space.
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Seattle is becoming a wasteland of crime, refuse, excrement and addiction.
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In the 2010s, the country went from digital wasteland to megalopolis.
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Today it's a weed-choked wasteland of crumbling rides and drained watercourses.
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Eskişehir, a three-hour train ride from Istanbul, is no cultural wasteland.
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In the wasteland, I face something much larger and much more powerful.
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There aren't many people roaming around the wasteland during this time, period.
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The West Side is super overlooked and super forgotten about, super wasteland.
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Is there a wasteland of unemployed avatars out there in another world?
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Trees are broken and twisted on the island, leaving behind a wasteland.
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"Daybreak" follows a young man as he treks through a zombie wasteland.
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And on that note, Leicester Square is a wasteland of floating Yodas.
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Fallout: Wasteland Warfare is expected to arrive at the end of 2017.
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The intellectual wasteland you will spend the next week trying to forget.
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In cultural references, it's often portrayed as a backwater or a wasteland.
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"The American dream was born here," Randle said, looking over the wasteland.
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Amid this plastic wasteland, a new bacterium species, Ideonella sakaiensis, took root.
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Disembodied heads float through a barren wasteland with branches and leafless tree.
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Yet Sparks's post-apocalyptic wasteland is far more imaginative and richly rendered.
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Thus far the center holds, but the wasteland is in the cards.
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There's a whole history to old Hollywood and now it's a toxic wasteland.
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Apparently climate change could make this post-apocalyptic, caffeine-free wasteland a reality.
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Sometimes, just sometimes, Twitter isn't a terrible wasteland of Very Bad Things™.
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The sci-fi comedy series is a joyride through a post-apocalyptic wasteland.
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"The office essentially became this isolated wasteland," Professor Rockmann said in an interview.
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A shop-floor hell in a building atop a slab of wasteland concrete.
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The other is that Mr Maduro survives in office, but rules a wasteland.
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The small cabin has become quite the refuge from this dire nuclear wasteland.
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My name is Tricks, and this is my first day in the wasteland.
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They wanted to inspect the house, which had turned into a wasteland overnight.
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Or, you know, spot the last remaining humans in a post-apocalyptic wasteland.
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And what a ballet: War machines slide in formation across a devastated wasteland.
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It's a lonely wasteland, but one still populated by story, lore, and quests.
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What remains is nearly a wasteland, but the riverkeeper isn't giving up yet.
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I rounded up three other survivors and we ran into the California wasteland.
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I can assure you that what you will observe is a vast wasteland.
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Its administrative building is a wasteland of empty desks, inert computers and malaise.
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Their viability will be hit if adjoining land is a deserted concrete wasteland.
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At the time, New Jersey's online presence was "a digital wasteland," she said.
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Evidence of that destruction was everywhere:the wasteland where a Haitian community once stood.
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Pre-internet rural America was a cultural wasteland for anything outside the mainstream.
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In the post-apocalyptic wasteland, hopeful statements ring out like a death knell.
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Requests for comments and interviews vanished into a wasteland of "no comments" or rejection.
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We'll need to keep out immigrants desperate to enter our crumbling wasteland, after all.
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Far from a wasteland, the park is a diverse region with plenty to see.
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Trust Diana to shine like the sun in the middle of a dismal wasteland.
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I was back in the wasteland, but this time, it was all around me.
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Nukes flew at the end of Far Cry 5, leaving behind an irradiated wasteland.
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They will want life outside the EU to look like a freezing awful wasteland.
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In the brutal months that followed, Iraq's second-largest city transformed into a wasteland.
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A self-described "cynical optimist," Pound surveys the landscape — or is it a wasteland?
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I headed to Chicago, Madison, and then finally back to Virginia — the creative wasteland.
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Fallout 76 Bethesda is launching a pretty hefty update to Fallout 76, called Wasteland.
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In the digital wasteland that is 23 Twitter, a beacon of hope now shines.
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"We're happy in here; outside is the blasted hellhole wasteland of Trumpland," he said.
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Your corpse lay in the wasteland and not even the carrion would touch it.
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As a result, the Chernobyl nuclear disaster turned the area into a barren wasteland.
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Because of this, retailers are basically a wasteland when it comes to survival gear.
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The holidays are over and the barren wasteland of winter stretches ahead of us.
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" Then there is the changing nature of Seventh Avenue, which she called "a wasteland.
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But about 5,000 years ago, natural changes in climate shifted it to a sandy wasteland.
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But about 5,000 years ago, natural changes in climate shifted it to a sandy wasteland.
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The novel begins with Roland, the gunslinger, chasing the Man in Black across the wasteland.
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It was a wasteland of car repair shops, garbage truck parking lots and asphalt factories.
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My inbox is a wasteland of free trials canceled just in the nick of time.
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Sanlitun, a glitzy shopping area usually jampacked with people at lunchtime, was a concrete wasteland.
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"Wilderness to Wasteland" will be published by Taverner Press and is available for pre-order.
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It's a specific sort of wasteland that fits the ethos of the Mad Max series.
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Lionfish can reduce a flourishing coral reef to barren wasteland in a matter of weeks.
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In the post-nuclear wasteland, things will be enacted that about half the country hates.
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The film helps dispel the myth that Canada is a frozen wasteland all year round.
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Three men walk around a set that's meant to look like some vast sandy wasteland.
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Get it done in the first two turns unless you're dropped into a miserable wasteland.
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Once the third-largest city in Syria, Homs has become a wasteland amid the conflict.
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Chloé Melin and her 210 friends arrived at the address to find nothing but wasteland.
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Highlights included "Dead Drunk Friends", written by Cooper and Depp, and the Who's "Teenage Wasteland".
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Far from civilizing the electronic "Wild West," SESTA would scorch it, rendering it a wasteland.
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The smoldering South Bronx wasteland depicted in "The Get Down" now teems with new construction.
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In 2019, many of us look at the internet and see a desolate, joyless wasteland.
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His body was found two days later, on a bit of wasteland near that supermarket.
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When the slavers came for me, I murdered them and proceeded into the California wasteland.
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Should federal aid continue to be given to those who remain in the watery wasteland?
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It's about the ways that connections can flourish even in the barren wasteland of Gilead.
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Still, Western Canada is a wasteland for the next government, with the country deeply divided.
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The house was a lonely wasteland of packed boxes and little bits of useless detritus.
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Amid a pink and white set, the models became explorers in a eerie, beautiful wasteland.
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After all, he'd branded the entire border, where millions of Americans live, a violent wasteland.
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"A lot of people think of the Mojave as a vast wasteland," Mr. Witt said.
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In many ways, commercial art has moved into a sort of barren, hyper-capitalist wasteland.
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Accompanied by his best friend since childhood, Devin (Jai Courtney), he wanders the dystopian wasteland.
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I'd been dreaming about swimming down a pristine canal that suddenly turns into an industrial wasteland.
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This causes the Jovian moon, Europa, to transform from an icy wasteland into a verdant jungle.
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The wasteland is a consequence of the great folly of mankind, but it is not dead.
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My surroundings feel almost apocalyptic, a vision of post-humanity truer than any Fallout or Wasteland.
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The Olympic park replaced what was once a polluted wasteland of industrial rubbish and abandoned sofas.
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Pyre opens on a group of criminal exiles wandering a beautifully illustrated wasteland called the Downside.
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It's the place that you explore, where artifacts, marauders, and monsters roam, and it's a wasteland.
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Update: see below for video showing how Sam Byford also got transplanted into the wasteland. h2.
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The guy was a vicious raider who was attacking my loyal dog in an irradiated wasteland.
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People, acting decently for once in this miserable and undignified wasteland, have stood up for Greg.
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Unlike the sleek hellscape of Blade Runner, the ecological wasteland in 2049 felt real, almost inevitable.
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But now, he says, scientists are keenly aware of just how important that "wasteland" truly is.
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So our kitchens inevitably turn into an empty wasteland, complete with tumbleweeds of homemade meals past.
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In the war-ravaged wasteland that is Syria, no one has gathered statistics on drug abuse.
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One of these warehouses can be found out in the wasteland of Castilian Spain, in Toledo.
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In the ethical wasteland of today's hyper-media, propaganda is back, effectively unopposed and phenomenally destructive.
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Until that changes, the academic labor market will most likely continue to feel like a wasteland.
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The project's reputation as a violent wasteland made this resistance easy for civic leaders to overcome.
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That tower, owned by a Mr. Tenpenny, is a beacon of evil in the Capital Wasteland.
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So that's our future: a post-industrial wasteland filled with rampaging drug-resistant sexually transmitted diseases.
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Tens of thousands of homes have been left abandoned, turning entire neighborhoods into an urban wasteland.
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In the economic wasteland of Kenya, an ivory dealer here called X plays the slick outlaw.
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In the postindustrial wasteland, the working class embraced an old Etonian mouthing about unleashed British potential.
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Ayub's body was recovered from a muddy wasteland between two hillocks in Kutupalong on June 25.
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As we are seeing, it might just create a wasteland where middle-class communities once thrived.
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"The sports world is not a rose flourishing in the middle of a wasteland," he writes.
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After 16 hours inside Berlin's wicked techno crucible, I staggered out into a harsh industrial wasteland.
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Crew wrapping elephant panel at sunset, November 2014 Factory with Rhino 2014 Quarry with Giraffe 2014 Quarry with Lion 2014 Road to Factory with Zebra 2014 Underpass with Elephants (Lean Back, Your Life is on Track) 2015 Wasteland with Elephant 2015 Wasteland with Rhinos & Residents 2015
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But what the best part isn't all the cool dystopia stuff—it's how the wasteland was made.
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It's set in a vast wasteland, one filled with all kinds of dangerous groups to contend with.
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But the next time I'm stuck in an alternate OS wasteland, I'll probably give Wine another shot.
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The war has reduced many cities and towns to a wasteland of rubble and human bone meal.
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And I know it's kind of a chain, but I also swear by Wasteland in the Haight.
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If even an amusement park is boring, I'm not so sure it's worth surviving in this wasteland.
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The men calling the shots have, with their wars and their pollution, turned Earth into a wasteland.
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We thought that this was a wasteland here for the kind of music we were interested in.
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It's an online-only experience where players work together in small squads to survive in the wasteland.
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One minute the Eastern Hemisphere is going about its business; the next it's a Mad Max wasteland.
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There are vast fantasy realms like in The Witcher, a post-apocalyptic wasteland of the Fallout series.
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The year 2016 may have been an awful wasteland but at least the news bloopers were entertaining.
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If the platform becomes a wasteland of false news and unhealthy conversations, people may lose interest altogether.
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Fallout 76 is Bethesda's attempt to turn the sprawling post-apocalyptic wasteland into a social, multiplayer experience.
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But this does, at least, give some indication that Netflix is not a wasteland for movies, yet.
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The lyrics turn an entire continent into a cartoon, a wasteland, a source of nothing but pity.
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"Metalhead" takes place in a barren wasteland infested with robotic "dogs" programmed to be man's worst enemy.
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The once bustling city is now a wasteland, devastated by years of fighting and Islamic State occupation.
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For the Doomlands line, there's the Double-Dealer, which will have you battling wasteland bandits in style.
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Caption: Matt Barton's YouTube channel has been a contributing factor to games like Wasteland 2 getting made.
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Following that, April will see the launch of a new feature called the "Wasteland Workshop" for $4.99.
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There's a breezy 10-or-15-hour story at the center of Avalanche Studios apocalyptic wasteland romp.
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He calls it a former "industrial wasteland" that was home to factories, rail yards and manufacturing facilities.
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HERCULANEUM, Italy (Reuters) - The rightist Northern League once derided southern Italy as a crime-riddled, parasitic wasteland.
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Walking around a wasteland arguably wouldn't be much fun, but Fallout 4 isn't designed around that assumption.
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Thousands of small metal shelters stretch through the camp — a dusty and colorless wasteland with no vegetation.
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Worse, I wasn't particularly interested in exploring an irradiated wasteland with a party of other human players.
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On their way to that section they have had to cross the frozen wasteland of pointless shapes.
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The words are projected on surfaces all over the wasteland, enlivening even the bridge in the distance.
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The few friends I had in this rural wasteland were all marginal monsters of their own sort.
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Violence in Belfast during the Troubles had created a cultural wasteland, with bands dissuaded from playing there.
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I'm decorating interiors, like this is Happy Home Designer: The Wasteland Years, when they've got my kid?
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I lived in New York for six years and it is very much a college football wasteland.
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If retirement looks like a vast wasteland awaiting you, here are some ways to find your bearings.
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The view, looking down, was "a wasteland of parking lots and Port Authority stuff," Dr. Slater said.
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The remains of the city appeared like a wasteland, and many pieces of technology were left behind.
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The bulk of all recorded ceasefire violations center on the war-torn wasteland of Avdiivka's Prom Zone.
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Based in California, inXile was formed by Brian Fargo and now primarily develops RPG games like Wasteland 2.
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Xur shows his vile mug once a week in Destiny's howling narrative wasteland, and he almost always disappoints.
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Instead its like a wasteland of popup ads gussied up to look like something pretty and potentially useful.
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Facebook didn't respond to a request for usage data — obviously — but our experience suggests Stories is a wasteland.
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Compare that to New York City, a barren wasteland where that percentage somehow magically stands at 24 percent.
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She'll also appear in another form as Ultrakatty as she takes on the barren wasteland of the apocalypse.
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Surrounded by mostly barren desert, it's more like a wasteland—a scene out of the Mad Max universe.
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We keep pulling out and we soon realize that this wasteland is actually the insides of Norman Reedus.
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Summer's doing great, guys, leave her alone Back in the Deathstalker camp, there's trouble in wasteland lover's paradise.
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For instance, are the kids going to somehow get stranded in a desert wasteland à la Mad Max?
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Will the whole world be a barren wasteland by the time my future children are in 8th grade?
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So yes, the extreme northern region of Mars is vast wasteland covered in thick swaths of dry ice.
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If Fallout games are about surviving in the wasteland, they are fundamentally about lawlessness and lack of oversight.
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"It's a wasteland out there," he said in reference to the sustainability of funding as a business model.
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Utah is proof that a desert wasteland can harvest startups and grow them into multi-billion-dollar companies.
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Just trade in the Dothraki sea for a dusty Southwestern wasteland and there you go: Khal Drogo 2.0.
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"The infrastructure of Hollywood that people have known for years is this inflated egotistical, hedonistic wasteland," says Piper.
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Houston has a bit more a cushion on account of being in the wasteland of the AFC South.
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Who, if anyone, seems qualified to stall America's spiraling descent into a fiery wasteland overseen by Trumpian kleptocrats?
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Following interviews and a search of wasteland near Praia da Luz, four suspects were cleared of any involvement.
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Bites Home to a major university and the Zingerman's Delicatessen empire, Ann Arbor isn't exactly a dining wasteland.
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Look beyond the schoolhouse walls, and you'll always see a snowy wasteland devoid of features or organic growth.
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The sea ice in the winter is about seven to ten feet thick, so it's a complete wasteland.
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For example, was the nation born out of former vault dwellers, or did they survive in the wasteland?
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Her naked body was discovered the next morning, dumped on a patch of wasteland known as Merry Row.
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But in Sunway City Kuala Lumpur where Mr. Lee Kuan Yew called it a wasteland, there was nothing.
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JC: The first business is on that piece of land which Mr. Lee Kuan Yew called a "wasteland".
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And here's a look at New York City: Brooklyn, it turns out, is basically a gigantic toxic wasteland.
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This wasteland was on St. Martin, an island that took a direct hit from Hurricane Irma on Sept.
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The Manchester still reeling from Monday night's terrorist attack is not the decaying postindustrial wasteland of the 1970s.
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Now the earth was a wasteland, covered with tree stumps and jasmine bushes that had lost their scent.
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It looked as if our very lives had been consumed by flames, we were walking into a wasteland.
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He plans to turn 4,500 acres of industrial wasteland in Teesside into the United Kingdom's first free port.
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Even then, East Coast intellectuals quick to dismiss California as a cultural wasteland marveled at its natural beauty.
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The first half of Wasteland No. 1 – Ardent, Verdant is a montage of close-ups of computer motherboards.
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Fallout 4's Wasteland Workshop DLC will be available for Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PC on April 12.
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I still 'til this day have problems on Wasteland predicting the walls and the floor, since it's not straight.
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Spent two months trying to trade Colin Kaepernick with nothing to show for it but a wasteland of archive.
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At least, that's the case for the attendees of Wasteland Weekend, an annual Mad Max-inspired, post-apocalyptic gathering.
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Later, she explains the painstaking work she put into figuring out how to grow strawberries in a radioactive wasteland.
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Yet protected this wasteland shall remain; a useless eyesore trapped in the insensitive, crushing grip of London's green belt.
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All around sit similar shacks, separated from downtown by a long road cutting through a wasteland strewn with rubbish.
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One thing that Seacrest wants you to know: the reports of Rio being a dangerous wasteland are completely overblown.
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Much of Aleppo, the country's largest city and a vital economic hub, has been reduced to an apocalyptic wasteland.
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Most recently, players were able to explore a wasteland version of Boston and its surrounding areas in Fallout 4.
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It's not cloud-based, but rooted in the computer and inextricably linked to Windows' wasteland of an app Store.
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It was simultaneously the hub of techno-utopian imagination, and a wasteland of half-forgotten dreams and frustrated ambition.
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It leads me to a campground, where I see my first other live person out here in the wasteland.
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Fail to fill a roll adequately and get shipped to the Colonies to wither away in a radioactive wasteland.
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Woman even chose to live on her own in the wasteland instead of staying in the bunker with Daughter.
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Wasteland The nuclear graveyard under New Mexico Be sure to subscribe to The Verge's YouTube channel for more videos
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Like much of Sheikh Najjar, Belleramoun is now a wasteland of shellpocked buildings, mostly empty but for army checkpoints.
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Scroll through the wasteland that is the YouTube comments section and you'll find almost universal adoration of the series.
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YouTube comments—which are seen by some as just another wasteland of the internet— can now be pulled together.
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Thus starts your pilgrimage through a desolate wasteland to become a hero, guided by a disembodied voice named Vox.
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"I thought it was a wasteland when I first came here, but slowly my eyes opened up," he said.
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In several scenes, characters comically repeat words — in one scene it's "potato" — as if stranded inside a Beckett wasteland.
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Wasteland Warfare is a miniatures game set in some of the familiar locations from Bethesda's entries in the series.
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Like many other tabletop miniatures games, Wasteland Warfare appears to lean heavily on RPG-style stats and level progression.
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Something meant to roll from its hiding space only if Russia rendered the United States into a nuclear wasteland.
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In other news, we have maybe a dozen years to stop the world from turning into a barren wasteland.
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If more people are using Twitter every day, perhaps it's because Twitter isn't the toxic wasteland it once was.
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Fallout 76 In Fallout 76, you're one of the first to emerge into an untamed, and very different, wasteland.
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They just wander the zombie wasteland, trying to find their contacts while counterintelligence teams lurk behind walls and monuments.
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The Fallout 215 run will be the longest, running an hour and 242 minutes of running through the wasteland.
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The game starts inside Vault 18—a vault with vast resources nestled in the heart of the California Wasteland.
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Even on a beautiful spring day, the place looks more like a Soviet industrial wasteland than a health resort.
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The world outside is literally a wasteland, the nuked remains of the nation's capital, and life is harsh there.
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Without curation, an immense amount and diversity of content only amounts to the vast wasteland lamented by Chairman Minow.
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The episode follows an unnamed woman on the run from a homicidal robot dog in a post-apocalyptic wasteland.
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Treated as a wasteland by the baseball community in 1990, the Yankees were the dynasty no one saw coming.
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He had come in a small truck to collect garbage from a patch of wasteland behind the parliament building.
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The island was abandoned in 1974 when the coal reserves were depleted and it became a barren, concrete wasteland.
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Wasteland: New Art from Los Angeles continues at Mona Bismarck Gallery (34 Avenue de New York, Paris) through July 16.
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First was Wasteland, a wider, sand-covered rectangular space with uneven surfaces and unfamiliar curves that affected the ball's bounces.
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But before getting any deeper in this wasteland of retro tech, let me backup and explain how I got here.
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Essentially, there are three main leaders throughout the wasteland, each of whom holds a particular key to defeating the Authority.
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Having some instructions to follow, especially from folks with a bit more experience out in this toxic wasteland, was helpful.
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Wandering the wasteland gets pretty lonely, doubly so when you have to deal with all of the dangers lurking about.
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The game finds itself focusing more on the moment-to-moment action of driving, fighting, and surviving in the wasteland.
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But the more the camera zooms back, the more we see a pattern forming: it's not just a desolate wasteland.
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Morty tries one last time to distance himself from culpability, before a flip switches — and wasteland combat therapy kicks in.
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They all combine to do such a good job in making you feel as if you're inside the desolate wasteland.
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For instance, did you know there were two military operations on the frigid wasteland of Svalbard during World War II?
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RADEX RD1503+ Geiger Counter and Radiation DetectorLiving in an apocalyptic wasteland, you're naturally going to be concerned about nuclear radiation.
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"Carbon dioxide is slowing turning our planet into an uninhabitable wasteland, and half the population doesn't believe it," he said.
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I keep thinking some kind of wasteland monster is going to pop out and attack me, but it never happens.
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High radiation levels means the wasteland is filled with new creatures, including never-before-seen mutations of fan favorite monsters.
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A year later those ideas had grown into a Kickstarter pitch for Wasteland 2, which ultimately produced a successful game.
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One could interpret the wasteland as a dimension the duo escaped à la the Cronenberg Earth from the Season 1.
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And finally we see him on a pitted, smoke-wreathed Okinawa wasteland in a series of horrifically visceral battle scenes.
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The brightly colored, arcadey artillery shooter puts players in control of a team of worms fighting over a desolate wasteland.
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All photos by the author Behind Citi Field in Queens, home of the New York Mets, sits an industrial wasteland.
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And suddenly on the dreary wasteland of TV, in vivid color, appeared something completely unlike anything we ever saw before.
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Los Angeles has been an NFL wasteland without a franchise since the Raiders and Rams left the region in 1995.
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On her first mission, she discovers a horrifying scene: a version of herself crucified mid-air in a broken wasteland.
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I'm itching to get back to the Commonwealth wasteland, but I'm not sure I'll be doing it in a headset.
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Here's how to make it through the barren wasteland that is the late summer movie season, without losing your mind.
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Fallout video games have never placed many constraints on the player, and Wasteland Warfare seems to embrace the same thinking.
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The real joy in exploring the Capital Wasteland and The Commonwealth is the fascinating side stories told through the environment.
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They were the kind of ordinary guys I grew up with in a downwardly mobile, opioid-soaked, white-flight wasteland.
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On stage, off stage, in front of a church inexplicably erected in the middle of a wasteland, in bed, probably.
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"Hardy's also said to appear in the sequel of 2015's "Mad Max: Fury Road," titled "Mad Max: The Wasteland.
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For those who hold this worldview, Latin America is a uniformly horrible wasteland that migrants will do anything to flee.
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There's also their hypocrisy and corruption, as well as the triviality and rhetorical wasteland that characterizes much of public discourse.
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In the poems of Our Death (2019), the poet wanders through a postapocalyptic wasteland, a phastasmagoria of neoliberalism run amok.
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The Bad Batch is a neo-dystopian picaresque set in a wasteland outside Texas that the US has officially disavowed.
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In effect, Argentina's strength is all in one place; too much of the rest of the team is a wasteland.
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Mr. Sharon recalled that when he left New York to move to Los Angeles, friends dismissed it as cultural wasteland.
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The trailer closes with Robot standing in some kind of desert wasteland, which Robot previously warned that there was danger.
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From the small windows in their basement, Clov occasionally searches for signs of life but sees only a gray wasteland.
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Exhausted and half-starving, Melville was scouring the wasteland for fellow survivors of the most famous ship in the world.
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What's left behind is a wasteland of collapsed houses and hotels and muddy roads strewn with twisted metal and wood.
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It's a post-chemical-wasteland take on EBM, where human skin painfully sloughs off to reveal mechanical skeletons glimmering underneath.
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They are the wandering protagonist in the atomic wasteland that Bono wrote and Cash sang about on Zooropa's final song.
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"So far we've managed to use only a fraction of the little electro-wasteland that we created at SERDE," she said.
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Now, Periscope is basically a wasteland of forgotten streamers, driven by the fame-obsessed personalities who refuse to let it go.
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Who possibly thought it was a good idea to turn the Mario kingdom into a cyber-punk wasteland covered in fungus?
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The result is a Mad Max-style wasteland, dotted by pink flowers and filled with destructive vehicles and cobbled together weapons.
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It cleaned up tons of toxic waste and reshaped what had become, essentially, an industrial wasteland into a luxury tourist destination.
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Each member had spent time, in some cases years, toiling away in this wasteland, banished from the comparatively luxurious world above.
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Fallout is a franchise defined by its lawlessness: in the wasteland, nothing can stop denizens from succumbing to their worst tendencies.
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But once the EPA goes away and our diplomatic ties disintegrate, we'll be living in a toxic wasteland that nobody likes.
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In Fallout 76, the nuclear wasteland is your playground and the biggest threat — or benefit — to your survival is other players.
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The theater has become a wasteland of scattered popcorn and trash, the air warm and thick with the smell of bodies.
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You begin with a tutorial where you follow the Vault 76 overseer, who left earlier and is venturing through the wasteland.
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Jay Leno takes a looks at the people who participate in Wasteland Weekend, a cross between Mad Max and Burning Man.
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Metro Exodus continues the harrowing, post-apocalyptic tale of its two predecessors, set in a harsh wasteland that was once Russia.
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Twitter has finally started to crack down on the Nazis that have turned swaths of its community into a toxic wasteland.
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In a barren wasteland between New Delhi and neighbouring Uttar Pradesh, the muezzin of a makeshift mosque calls Muslims to prayer.
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Tragically, the rest have either forgotten or have become indifferent to our presence in that desolate, mountainous wasteland of the world.
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"Carbon dioxide is slowing turning our planet into an uninhabitable wasteland, and half the population doesn't believe it," he previously said.
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The downtown area gradually came to resemble a sort of post-apocalyptic wasteland that inspired a Cormack McCarthy novel or two.
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Apparently he's got some sort of house at the North Pole, but we've checked that wasteland out, and he's never around.
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I'm standing at the edge of an ancient alien ocean, with a desolate, near-empty wasteland to my left and right.
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If you're on the East Coast, hopefully, you're bundled up and cozy inside, because it is a frozen wasteland out there.
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As your friend tosses back office-supplied Cheez-Its and fruit snacks, her colon is quickly turning into a literal wasteland.
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"We're happy in here; outside is the blasted hellhole wasteland of Trumpland," he said, referring to President-elect Donald J. Trump.
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Now, I carve brighter pockets out of this wasteland in an effort to recapture those feelings of community and self-expression.
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In what may often seem like the forthcoming wasteland of the climate crisis, there are a surprising number of green shoots.
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As movie stars and audiences gravitate to limited series, this category has gone from a wasteland to arguably the most intriguing.
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Our proposal satirized the sociopolitical and economic crisis of a fictional future wasteland on the dystopian tropical island of Puerto Rico.
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"Lahore looks like a dystopian wasteland right now, kind of like a scene from 'Blade Runner,'" one local business owner said.
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But that's just an excuse for timid parents lacking the guts to navigate the lawless wasteland of the college application process.
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Suppose, for reasons that now seem irrelevant, that you were tossed into a dystopian wasteland beyond the reach of US law.
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Eventually, I emerged at the edge of an arid wasteland, spat out the other end of the wrinkled, sky-reaching mesas.
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"The gorge still looks like the gorge; it's not a wasteland," Oregon State Fire Marshal's Office spokesman Damon Simmons told reporters.
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The Good Place, the only brilliant series left in the barren wasteland that is network TV, is almost gone for good.
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In November 1989, Potsdamer Platz was known as the "death strip" — a wasteland between the two parts of the Berlin Wall.
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It's not your grandparents' America, but it is also not Trump's America — that land of vast carnage and an industrial wasteland.
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"We can turn the 2.4GHz wasteland into usable spectrum," said Dino Bekis, the head of Qualcomm's mobile and compute connectivity group.
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Hopefully, it doesn't turn into a wasteland of pushy ads to get you to sign up for services, but we'll see.
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Political passions culminate in a post-orgasmic wasteland, populated not even by the dead, littered with shreds of bombast and glory.
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Raheel Siddiqui was born and raised about 2120 miles southwest of Detroit, in the vast suburban-industrial wasteland known as Downriver.
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Into the planet's dusty wasteland comes Kane Sommerville (the Australian actor Daniel MacPherson), a former military hero who's seen better days.
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It's the last joyful place on the internet, and I'm just trying to savor it before it becomes a toxic wasteland.
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The work of artist Siebren Versteeg, the installation evokes a post-apocalyptic wasteland with construction ruins that double as memento mori.
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And then there's Roland the Gunslinger, played by Idris Elba, the last of an ancient order of protectors who roam the wasteland.
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This "American Megazine" is currently on view in Wasteland: New Art from Los Angeles, an exhibit at Mona Bismarck Gallery in Paris.
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Stalled by mismanagement and the 2009 financial crisis, One Bloor created a speckled wasteland where the city's two most important streets meet.
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This Abandoned Wasteland Was Once America&aposs Largest MallThe life and death of the American mall is a familiar story by now.
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He depicts both close up character studies as well as broader depictions of the buildings and vehicles scattered throughout this desolate wasteland.
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"Metalhead" opens with the disinterested observations of Bella, Clarke, and Anthony, three scavengers in what's immediately clear is a post-apocalyptic wasteland.
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Even social media, that everlasting Gobstopper of cheap serotonin, became a wasteland that at times seemed solely comprised of drunken, racist grandpas.
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Could this spontaneous bacchanal of unicorn hypemen speak to a deeper need for irreverence and connection in our all-unicorn-corporate wasteland?
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InXile is a bit more niche, though also successful: the Wasteland, Torment, and Bard's Tale games are similarly appreciated by RPG lovers.
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When all the solid, good information is behind a paywall, what's left outside in the wasteland will be crap—propaganda and marketing.
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Kidfluencers' Rampant YouTube Marketing Creates Minefield for Google Mark Bergen reports that children's programming on YouTube is a wasteland of undisclosed sponsorships.
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The White Vault is one such program, following a perilous expedition to a research facility tucked away in a frost-choked wasteland.
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Mars looks like a dusty wasteland in the first photo from NASA's InSight lander sent from the surface of the red planet.
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Planet 9 may be a frigid wasteland, but it should still be emitting a tiny amount of energy in millimeter radio wavelengths.
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In Venezuela, for example, the government introduced spectacularly incompetent economic policies, turning a functioning economy into a wasteland of shortages and despair.
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As it turns out, SumSum (Rick's new pejorative for his niece) isn't the only one to receive some therapeutic murderous wasteland healing.
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As scientists continue to study the mounds, we can expect to learn more about how Mars became a barren wasteland long ago.
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As you ride across the beautiful, washed-out wasteland on horseback, it's hard not to feel guilty pondering your actions and motivations.
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The game tells the story of a squad of mutant "stalkers" (wasteland explorers) working for the Ark, one of civilization's last outposts.
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Other games will be added soon, including The Witness, Out of the Park Baseball 19, Lost Castle, Bulletstorm – Lite, and Wasteland 2.
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For all those wondering what exactly we'll discover on the surface of Proxima b—a barren wasteland, or a vibrant, alien biosphere?
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Listen to the premiere of lead single "Tripwire" below, and also check out the debut of their desert wasteland-shot EP trailer.
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You only know the location of a handful at first, but as you crack open more, your wasteland survival capabilities improve dramatically.
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You will die as quickly and as squalidly as any of the AI characters who populate STALKER's mutant-infested, radiation-scorched wasteland.
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I have a copy of The Wasteland with me, and I'm reading a biography about Simone Weil by Francine du Plessix Gray.
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The consortium plans to spend 8 billion euros ($8.97 billion) to turn the sprawling wasteland into one of Europe's biggest coastal resorts.
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Fallout 4 features the kind of compelling landscape that could just as accurately be called a wonderland as it could a wasteland.
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The Fallout games are defined by their large stretches of devastated wasteland, which players can explore for scavengable goods or hidden locations.
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They leave behind the bombs and explosions, but they see deeply in their hearts and their minds how humanity is a wasteland.
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From the outside, the chamber looks like a long storage container plopped on a pavement wasteland behind two seemingly ordinary office buildings.
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One day, they heard about a wasteland, near the deserts of the Mongolian Plateau, whose people struggled to work the arid soil.
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The area has become a wasteland as a government siege has left it short of food, clean water, fuel and medical supplies.
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Residents on the island of Dominica say the verdant rain forest trees there have been completely stripped, leaving a desolate brown wasteland.
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A championship should mean everything to this organization, but they also don't want their post-LeBron era to look like a wasteland.
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Deep in the nuclear silos of the West Virginia Wasteland, players use code pieces to decrypt an alphanumeric string and launch nukes.
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He pointed across a basin in the center of town, a wasteland of leveled homes and trees freakishly shorn of their limbs.
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"Lahore looks like a dystopian wasteland right now, kind of like a scene from 'Blade Runner,'" said Adil Ghazi, a business owner.
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PS4 and PC players can venture out of Vault 76 and into the West Virginia Wasteland a week later on October 30.
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However, the internet's current wasteland of content somehow makes humor even more impossible as every one exists asynchronously on a different plane.
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In my first game, I rushed through the story because I wanted to get out of the vault and see the wasteland.
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State television, broadcasting from the outskirts of Arbin, showed buses moving along a dusty road through a wasteland of heavily damaged buildings.
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Not all of them succeeded, but when the survivors returned they found the war had turned their beautiful home into a wasteland.
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Caputo, the veteran, also sees the Vietnam War as a moral wasteland, but he refuses to believe that all morality is gone.
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Because during the holidays, social media transforms from a place for looking at hot people to a wasteland flooded with saccharine content.
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Antarctica has a reputation as a wasteland where no trees grow and where few large animals roam, save for penguins and seals.
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Ms. Auger's first credited film role was in Marcel Carné's "Terrain Vague" (1960), or "Wasteland," about a teenage street gang in Paris.
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Alongside her recent feature The Grand Bizarre, Wasteland No. 1 makes explicit a political tendency that's always been bubbling in Mack's films.
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It's the kind of big-studio release that makes me think that the world of American industrial moviemaking isn't a creative wasteland.
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Without any formal system or regulations, Chad and Vicki represent an oasis for patients in a wasteland of desperation, misinformation, and suffering.
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Article 19 cast doubts on the police version that a patrol car ran over the journalist in a patch of wasteland by accident.
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Inverting those hills into haunches, "Petrified River" envisages the waterways of Manhattan as an abject wasteland: arid riverbeds and an empty water basin.
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The Road Viggo Mortensen and his son—called simply Man and Boy—wander the post-apocalyptic wasteland in search of a better life.
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Then, just as Arya seemed doomed to die in the flaming wasteland of King's Landing, a white horse magically appeared to rescue her.
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For 20 years Los Angeles had been an NFL wasteland without a franchise since the Raiders and Rams left the region in 1995.
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More recently, the studio made its debut on the game-focused crowdfunding service Fig to raise $3.1 million for a third Wasteland game.
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Welcome to your reprieve from the rest of the week, the desolate wasteland I have started to refer to as the MoJayve desert.
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While there's a definite market for the Galaxy Book, the Tab S3 is entering the wasteland that the Android tablet market has become.
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In this teaser trailer, we see a surprisingly intact wasteland dotted with Power Armor, airplanes, new mutant monsters, and never-before-seen cities.
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But when I go to visit my parents, who live an hour and a half north of here, it's kind of a wasteland.
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The war has killed more than 300,000 people, half the population has been displaced and much of urban Syria has become a wasteland.
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" However, when her miscarriage happened, McCain placed blame on herself, calling her body "a rock-strewn wasteland in which no child may live.
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The scenery out of the window rapidly changes from a boring, modern city to what feels like a fun wasteland run by rebels.
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The old city's sprawling medieval souk, considered one of the Arab world's finest — and a Unesco World Heritage site — is now a wasteland.
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No man‑made object has ever traveled farther; it crossed the orbit of Pluto in 1989 and currently tumbles through the interstellar wasteland.
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Metacritic score: 63/100User score: 8.1/10"Wasteland, Baby!" is Hozier's first album in five years, following his critically acclaimed self-titled debut.
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Instead, it has become a barren wasteland; a dusty, infertile furrow which he's been forced to plough as punishment for his mortal sins.
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Ottawa's Sparks Street, which has no motor traffic, becomes a wasteland once the public servants who work near it go home each afternoon.
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Coincidentally, a scene in the 1975 movie "Fantozzi" was filmed on the site of Tiberis beach, which even then was a desolate wasteland.
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But Reynosa is a wasteland of vandalized and abandoned homes in a state that is a key battlefield in Mexico's bloody drug wars.
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To Ms. Riley, the digital culture of the 21st century is no improvement over the "vast wasteland" of mid-20th-century commercial television.
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Of course, he congratulated me at the time for transforming a wasteland into a wonderland which saw the integration of all the components.
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This slow ascent through Etna's wasteland gave me time to mentally tip my hat to the 19th-century British travel writer Augustus Hare.
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On a recent trip along the river, we found a wasteland dotted with depopulated towns, gutted factories and civilians struggling to get by.
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The place was a drab urban wasteland until such legendary city naturalists as Don Riepe built the refuge from scratch in the '50s.
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Six years after the catastrophe, the core of the town remains a wasteland, with much of the once-vibrant downtown a weed lot.
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" Others are on the record as saying that "the euro has destroyed us" and that "it will eventually make southern Italy a wasteland.
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But disease-specific philanthropy leaves a field like critical care, which provides care for all medical and surgical problems, in a philanthropic wasteland.
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Between those events lies a voluptuous wallow in sound and image, at times so captivating that we barely notice it's an ideational wasteland.
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The mission, named ClearSpace-1, will take the first step in tidying up this extraterrestrial wasteland, according to the European Space Agency (ESA).
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In other words, Houston is transitioning away from all that urban-cowboy, concrete-wasteland stuff and into a multiethnic, multicultural, multi-gendered metropolis.
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All those accusations and years-long suspensions clustered together make it seem like MMA is a wasteland of needle stickers and pill poppers.
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Underpass with Elephants (Lean Back, Your Life is on Track), 2015 Wasteland with Rhinos & Residents, 2015 Quarry with Lion, 2014 Alleyway with Chimpanzee, 2014 Quarry with Giraffe, 2014 Road to Factory with Zebra, 2014 Wasteland with Elephant, 2015 Factory with Rhino, 2014 Nick Brandt uses his moody portraits of elephants, giraffes, and lions to call attention to Africa's vanishing megafauna.
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Alternatively, if your gift recipient is already a fan of tabletop games, you might want to check out the more complicated Fallout: Wasteland Warfare.
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Sure, but good ol' judgement may be the only real pleasure left in our media wasteland of endless takes and nihilism masquerading as insight.
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" After her loss, McCain shared that she placed blame on herself, calling her body "a rock-strewn wasteland in which no child may live.
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For Lee, who grew up in Massachusetts outside of Boston, the high school she attended was a computer science wasteland… with nothing on offer.
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The game does occasionally foray into enclosed, smaller arenas or buildings, but these moments are rare in juxtaposition to the omnipresence of the wasteland.
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If there's any hope of preventing California from shriveling into a parched wasteland, the state will have to figure out some simple things first.
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The big focus for everyone is the church, which has doubled as a place for new wasteland dwellers to learn some basic survival training.
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Before the apocalypse that would turn the Earth into the wasteland setting of the iconic Fist of the North Star series, there is Regenesis.
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But the ones Ernesto Benavides captures are almost entirely brown, revealing a wasteland pocked by muddy, gaping holes where trees once fought for light.
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I decide what their weapons are, I control them, I make them run my enemies into the large obstacles that dot the wasteland landscape.
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The history of people finding rodents — rats or mice, pick your poison — in soda containers is an extensive wasteland of disgusting and troubling anecdotes.
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Jennifer Wong, a lifelong resident of San Francisco, created Human Wasteland as a way to visualize the problem of human feces in the city.
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"Southern Nevada is not a wasteland, and I will continue to fight to protect it from becoming a dangerous dumping ground," she said. Rep.
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Also, The Who's "Teenage Wasteland," in case you didn't pick up on the "coming of age in the summertime sun (with goopy monsters)" vibe.
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And into this barren wasteland strides Ubuntu, a well regarded and widely used Linux variant that nevertheless has no mobile credentials to speak of.
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Maybe I'm basic as hell, or maybe amidst the wintry concrete wasteland that is New York I yearn for something warmer and more oceanic.
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CES 2019 was a sexless wasteland of not-so-new products that feel increasingly divided from the realities of the world we live in.
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Their phenomenal power display of April has carried into May, turning Citi Field — once a tormenting wasteland of warning-track flyouts — into a bandbox.
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For example, when encountering another person exploring the wasteland you might attack them and take their stuff or persuade them to work with you.
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What is being simulated in this game is not the management of a bunker, and what is being survived is not the apocalyptic wasteland.
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It allows players to enjoy the dynamic of the series on a grand scale, taming the wasteland and telling compelling stories all the while.
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But in my hours clearing roadblocks of wasteland raiders, there's one obstacle I haven't been able to get over: Rage 2's fall damage.
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The Trump administration may be a wasteland of malignant ignorance, but state and city governments are not — in red states as well as blue.
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Mr. Aizenman, 52, moved to Condesa in 1991, drawn to the cheap rents and atmosphere of possibility, even if it was an entertainment wasteland.
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After all, they're not one of the wasteland raiders the Cybertruck seems prepared to defend against; they're the ones inside the sci-fi APC.
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It followed a young man named Josh (Colin Ford) as he journeyed through a "Mad Max"-style zombie wasteland in search of a girl.
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Once-thriving marine metropolises, teeming with sting rays, turtles, little yellow fish and big-eyed predators, gradually wither away into a wasteland of muck.
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Donald Trump has finally found an international organization he likes — a highly select club whose members preside over a frozen wasteland atop the world.
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And it's in the desert wasteland of Gariseb, where Rebecca feverishly treats all comers, that McNeil's writing is most luminous, both spare and powerful.
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Prior to that, we had eight years of a president who was part international appeaser and part obsessed with a desert wasteland called Iraq.
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There's an example of such a system for coal mining, to provide for reclamation and cleanup should the mining company leave behind a wasteland.
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This album is Ms. Fujii's response to the 2011 nuclear disaster in Fukushima, and the track is clearly reminiscent of some kind of wasteland.
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And he was training the parents of the future, delivering his message across the "vast wasteland" of television and directly into people's living rooms.
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If you were unfortunate enough to live in a cultural wasteland where there wasn't even a record shop, you were really out of luck.
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Fallout 4 has just announced the fully-customizable Wasteland Workshop as a new add-on coming to the beloved Bethesda Softworks franchise on April 12.
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Chaos is the norm at Wasteland, the "world's largest post-apocalyptic festival" that turns the Mojave Desert into a glorious vision of hell on earth.
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Season 1 featured many references to "the Colonies," a radioactive wasteland where enemies of the state are sent to do biological cleanup until they die.
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Set in a barren, beautiful wasteland, SOTC makes drama out of minimalism, combining action-adventure gameplay with a series of breathtaking and harrowing boss encounters.
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If a game isn't a spiritual successor, it's a direct one, with sequels to cult classics like Shenmue, Wasteland, and Elite filling out the list.
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Later this month, we will be reminded of the power of Hanson's sickly beautiful images when a book of his work, "Wilderness to Wasteland," publishes.
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The evening required the audience to play out a "Carrie"-like narrative involving serial killing, werewolves, drugs and the teenage wasteland that is high school.
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In the early passages, Hilbig conjures a perverse version of a Tom Sawyer boyhood, mired in a wasteland of war widows, poverty and environmental degradation.
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ComScore box-office whisperer Paul Dergarabedian is more bullish than I am; he's thinking Wonder Woman can clean up in the late-summer movie wasteland.
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Tortotubus was not only party to this biome's transition from a barren wasteland to a lush forest, it was an active participant in the process.
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You heard Dr Attar use the words "apocalyptic wasteland"-- those are the words I wrote down and it sounds like hyperbole, but it is not.
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The longer you allow them to sit in their own juices, the more intense their effects will be on your tired, tired wasteland-wandering body.
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Its minimalist branding also lit the path for a post-DVR wasteland in which TV would have to live with less control over its audience.
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And once you get beyond the Flames' top-three on defense of Mark Giordano, T.J. Brodie and Dougie Hamilton, it's like a Mad Max wasteland.
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Tweaking the Facebook algorithm is meant to kill the wasteland of content that supplies the living, breathing stream that keeps people thinking Facebook is relevant.
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"Wasteland Workshop" will also introduce a number of new design options for customizing your settlements, and while small in number, the additions sounds pretty great.
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Yeah, I know I could fight zombies, survive in a post-apocalyptic wasteland, or save my princess (who didn't actually need any saving) from Bowser.
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By now there's a good chance you've already explored much of Fallout 4's vast post-apocalyptic wasteland, and you might be looking for more.
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Megasaki City is filled with fantastical Japanese architecture worthy of a Hayao Miyazaki film, while Trash Island's wasteland recalls the samurai Westerns of Akira Kurosawa.
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Hundreds of families belonging to the Peruvian indigenous group make their home in this gritty wasteland just a few blocks from the capital's main square.
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Wear these to remind you of your last camping trip while you walk miserably around whatever concrete wasteland you've chosen to waste your twenties in.
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"Carbon dioxide is slowing turning our planet into an uninhabitable wasteland, and half the population don't believe it," Pitt's meteorologist character said on the show.
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It's a glorious, huge shrine to Nuka Cola, the beverage so iconic its bottle caps have become the de facto currency in Fallout's radiated wasteland.
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"It was a wasteland," recalled Sylvia Berg, a longtime Sable's customer who lives across the street, as she tasted the lobster salad the other day.
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The office was located in a horrid area of town that I call "the butthole of Manhattan," which is the wasteland by the Lincoln Tunnel.
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An awful lot of them weren't terribly good, which isn't that surprising when you consider just what a wasteland of talent late era WCW was.
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How did you feel when you arrived at the site of protest and expected protest signs and chants, but there was an urban wasteland instead?
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Unless we reimagine the power we seek for ourselves in terms of solidarity and compassion, our future will be the wasteland of Russell Hoban's fantasy.
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In Mostar, power is divided between the Croat HDZ and Bosniak SDA, the same parties that reduced the center of the city to a wasteland.
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Everything about Cliff looks so good, so effortlessly smooth, whether he's behind the wheel of a Coupe de Ville or strolling across a dusty wasteland.
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This was a year before crowdfunding video games was put on the map by the millions raised for games like Broken Age and Wasteland 2.
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I brushed him off, and we rolled past the billboard and into a wasteland of bombed-out buildings and mud flats crowded with refugee tents.
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He blasted the television industry in a 1961 address to the National Association of Broadcasters, a speech that became known as the "vast wasteland" speech.
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Other denizens of the wasteland receive still less of Sparks's imaginative attention, even as they struggle against living storms, radiation and whalelike singing biomechanoid tankers.
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The old story conventions for romance have mostly been destroyed, and a comic artist like Schumer stands on a narrative wasteland, looking for a path.
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"My state, according to Donald Trump, should be an economic wasteland right now because we've embraced clean energy," Inslee said at the Columbia energy summit.
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The group paints a dystopian picture of Boston's decline, describing a wasteland of boarded up windows, businesses closing down to be replaced by charity stores.
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The assertive, presentational tendency of the work in Dancing with Myself has spilled over the lip of the entertainment wasteland into targeted data monitoring surveillance.
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Speaking by phone recently, Ms. Beavan (from London) and Ms. Vanderwalt (from Sydney) talked about letting their imaginations run wild to create Mr. Miller's latest wasteland.
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And unlike Chromebooks, which have a wealth of compatible software thanks to support for standard Android apps, the Windows Store often feels like a barren wasteland.
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But Wasteland came late, and top pros had already invested several months of play between the finished game and the earlier alpha and beta test periods.
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Although the cause of the chain reaction is unclear, democracy has died in the aftermath, leaving a dictatorial President-for-Life in charge of the wasteland.
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The storm is headed into the heart of an industrial wasteland festooned with pig shit lagoons, piles of toxic leftovers from burning coal, and Superfund sites.
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We see that Star City has become a dystopian wasteland — and then Mia offers us a final kiss-off as the episode ends on a cliffhanger.
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There are a select few who've taken Wastelanding into the real world, and have chosen to live off the grid and adopt Wasteland principles 24/7.
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Now that you've got the threads taken care of it's time to get yourself a feline companion to tag along as you explore the scorched wasteland.
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But clearly the most important part of the line is Dogmeat, who it should also be noted is wearing metallic armor to help survive the wasteland.
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But players have been exploring the wasteland since the beta and got to keep that progress, so a nuke launch was able to happen right away.
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That was the first part of the planned revitalization of about 800 acres of industrial wasteland to the east of the city's downtown on Lake Ontario.
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So far the 116th Congress has been a legislative wasteland, with few bills moving and the annual spending process deadlocked as the year's end rapidly approaches.
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I mean, it's just a completely isolated wasteland with all these people who are just foraging and scavenging for various recyclable stuff like aluminum, metal bottles.
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East Aleppo, held by rebels until December when the army swept through it after months of siege and air raids, was left all but a wasteland.
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It takes place just 276 years after the Great War that ruined the world, and the scars of that war are still scattered around the wasteland.
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The cliché is that it's the Eastern seaboard's flyover country, a suburban wasteland full of malls, sprawl, bratty white teenagers driving luxury cars, lacrosse, and insurance.
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Trump has made the revival of American manufacturing a signature issue, presenting his economic plan in an August speech in Detroit, the nation's official postindustrial wasteland.
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The notion of English sparkling wine surprises many Americans, who still hold the notion of Britain as a culinary wasteland, with lukewarm ale the only beverage.
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Fossils from long-extinct elephants, antelope and jaguars paint a prehistoric scene not of a barren wasteland, but of a flourishing savanna sprinkled with watering holes.
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Mary Tyrone longs for a real home, and the wasteland conjured by Mr. Breth and her set designer, Martin Zehetgruber, makes that sense of dislocation palpable.
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He even attacked the governor for a recent episode of "The Simpsons," which depicted upstate New York as a cold, job-starved and physically unfit wasteland.
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In a recent MoMA performance, they allowed audience members to upload photos directly from phones, which would retexture models in an apocalyptic wasteland in real time.
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It is the poor who flock to a strip of wasteland where a couple of kids, for a giggle, claim to have beheld the Virgin Mary.
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The parched wasteland of the planetary hours, it stretches on and on, and in its stinking heat the precious seedlings of Monday's hopes wither and perish.
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Hollywood released films about getting stuck on Mars, and demolition derbies in a post-apocalyptic wasteland, and you even had Leo DiCaprio battling a grizzly bear.
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You could consider Point Blank like an anti-La La Land—the film offers a dour impression of 1960s California as a vapid and materialistic wasteland.
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The area around the plant retains the feel of a post-apocalyptic wasteland, where stray dogs roam and vegetation encroaches into windowless, abandoned buildings strewn with rubble.
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It's a movie that's always threatening to do something interesting before turning to the safety of conventions, leaving it stranded in a frozen wasteland of endless tedium.
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When viewed through another lens, they're creating the kind of nonsensical, wholly unnecessary content that sometimes makes the internet feel like a wasteland of trolls and weirdos.
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In Fallout 4, you can build entire settlements in a post-apocalyptic wasteland, and then learn about all of the new settlers who come to live there.
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But the newly announced Mage's Tale, developed by Wasteland 2 and Bard's Tale studio Inxile Entertainment, is one of the best versions of the concept I've tried.
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Since its inaugural event eight years ago, Wasteland Weekend has grown in popularity from a few hundred wastelanders to a mass of nearly 2,500 dust-covered revelers.
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From past-season Topshop to good-as-new silky Equipment blouses and high-wasited ACNE denim, Wasteland promises quality and on-trend pieces at deeply discounted prices.
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With their feather-like leaves, they proliferated across the wasteland for many hundreds of years to a couple thousand years, paving the way for forests to rebound.
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But because they don't depict hardcore sex, they have to generate a discursive layer to get at the same places that Wasteland can get at more directly.
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This prehistoric seafood buffet was kicking around just 1.3 million years after the Great Dying, when most scientists assumed the ocean was still a post-apocalyptic wasteland.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. As the wind whips across the barren, depopulated nuclear wasteland of Euro 2016, only two teams are still standing.
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Three weeks later, and the Isotope has rebuilt the wasteland into a suburb that looks eerily identical to the one the kids were trying to leave behind.
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In either case Nintendo has to leave the former, cashed goldmine of cartridges and consoles and into the arid wasteland of free-to-play and freemium gaming.
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Another made a victory gesture while smiling at a viewpoint overlooking the nuclear facility, and several more struck glamorous poses against a backdrop of a nuclear wasteland.
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I ditched Fallout 4 after about 20 hours of wandering its wasteland, and the DLC from the season pass I shelled out for will likely go undownloaded.
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If spending hours in a zombie-infested wasteland surrounded by dozens of other zombie fanatics sounds like your cup of tea, you can head over to FathomEvents.
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Completed construction is expected to tick up in 2019 and 2020 and plenty of space remains to be developed in the wasteland where the Wall once stood.
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If you're one of those players who only wants to play on standard maps and not Neo Tokyo or Wasteland, this will help you avoid certain maps.
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Created by Gilbert Hernandez (of Love and Rockets fame alongside his brothers Jaime and Mario), this comic takes sexual perversity and sets it in a barren wasteland.
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"We're segregated from the south, and the north is a barren wasteland," he said, wearing a heavy black leather jacket with metal studs despite the summer heat.
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In Nea Kavala, many of the nearly 3,000 migrants have struggled to adapt to their new world, a filthy, dust-blown wasteland built atop an abandoned airfield.
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S. He still talks about America as a manufacturing wasteland when, in fact, manufacturing remains the largest sector of the U.S. economy but employs far fewer workers.
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We got our first peek at Fallout: Wasteland Warfare — based on Bethesda's hit RPG series — back in April, but now Fantasy Flight Games is back with more.
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Out of the box, you'll have scenarios set in The Capital Wasteland and The Pitt from Fallout 3, and The Commonwealth and Far Harbor from Fallout 4.
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By the end of season four, there is a glimmer of hope for Bojack, a hint that he might have found his way out of the wasteland.
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I have no idea what Rage 2 would look like, other than being a shooter set in the wasteland, but maybe this is a Prey 2 situation.
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Morwenna: Kings Cross kind of had three eras—industrial goods and freight canals, then wasteland, but now it's becoming a place where you can live and work.
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Case in point: The Jack Hanna repeat wasteland, targeted toward young teens as part of an advertising loophole, that is FCC-mandated educational television on broadcast stations.
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I'm an overpowered, god-like warrior stalking the wasteland, killing scores of powerful enemies, but if I fall from a height of, like, 10 feet I die.
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Instead, it seems more like a wasteland of political opinion, memes and cartoons I don't find interesting and snippets of video I have no interest in watching.
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When I returned to quarantine, I scanned the wasteland of Post-it notes that littered my desk with names, numbers and half-baked instructions of every stripe.
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They are hysterical, scatterbrained and lunging toward extreme opposites (glittery at Gucci, wasteland-era at Rick Owens) just as global political parties have become more polarized themselves.
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But Negan's efforts to save Rick's life after he tossed Rick out into a zombie-filled wasteland in pursuit of an axe went well beyond even that.
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A shift happens in the last quarter of the game that is as close to a saving grace as you'll find in this wasteland of disappointing tedium.
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The writer, in this instance, is Christina Masciotti, a downtown dramatist of rigorous personal style whose following includes a lot of theatergoers who consider Broadway a wasteland.
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Rome has been a bike share wasteland, but Uber says things will be different for the shiny new red bikes it has introduced all over the city.
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Let us go then, you and I. Let us take the dust inour claws, lap the hundreds of letters spilling secretsinto the wasteland of our irreverent mouths.
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The Mount St. Helens eruption also ejected pyroclastic flows, which reduced hundreds of square miles (km) to wasteland, and killed nearly 60 people and thousands of animals.
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Given the probability Social Security will be an empty wasteland upon retirement, despite paying into the program for decades, many Americans have made retirement savings a priority.
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Every day since then, more have turned up, some like Josil's group sleeping in tents on wasteland near the border crossing, others spilling from packed migrant shelters.
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Meanwhile, sweet little Vanellope becomes enraptured by a gritty game called Slaughter Race, which takes place in a wasteland of garbage fires, dancing lowriders, pyromaniacs and sharks.
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The west is a gray, dusty wasteland of flattened buildings and upturned, charred trucks; even the windows of the cars civilians are driving have been blown out.
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So Antosca is forced to get creative in how he keeps them trapped in this drab, suburban wasteland, which looks real but has a distracting, hollow feel.
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For Mark Watney, Weir's marooned astronaut on Mars, that meant surviving in the barren wasteland of the Red Planet alone, with limited resources and uncertain rescue options.
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Or until we finally plunge ourselves into global chaos and our infrastructure crumbles and we're forced to roam the wasteland battling irradiated mutants and wearing aggressive-looking furs.
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Snap'n Build won't give you an easier time, but it does offer more options for those who really want to customize the look of their post-apocalyptic wasteland.
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With otherworldly creatures plaguing the landscape, and mass extinction imminent, it's up to Sam Porter Bridges to travel across the ravaged wasteland and save humanity from impending annihilation.
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Casting magic spells in Fable, scavenging the wasteland in Fallout, or journeying through the fantasy worlds of my favorite franchise, Final Fantasy made me obsessed with the medium.
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Evidence was all around—in the wasteland, the rubble and the gum leaves of highly flammable eucalyptus trees, "thousands of fingers pointing the way the fire had gone".
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Country music has a rich history of making tunes for the working American, but that tradition is in danger of being completely replaced by a cynical, consumerist wasteland.
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Below that new bridge is The Gulch, a barren wasteland of asphalt beneath downtown's elevated street system, from which a massive, multi-billion dollar development could potentially emerge.
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Late-night talk shows are usually a sanitized wasteland of half-funny jokes and lazy political commentary, so it's a rarity when they evoke any sort of feeling.
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Now, don't misunderstand me here: American Wasteland was OK, and I even spent a lot of time with Tony Hawk's Project 43 when it came along in 24.
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They aren't particularly funny or clever, but they're easily recreated, easily modified, and easily shared — everything a meme needs to survive in this bleak wasteland of the internet.
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There's an engaging story and some cool new characters — but more importantly, building killer robots is one of the most entertaining things you can do in the Wasteland.
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There's your standard Tatooine-style desert and your Hoth-style frozen wasteland, but also a low-gravity world and a jungle that's too dense to use your vehicle.
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On Saturday, journalists were taken to an encampment in Baghouz where the group had made its last stand — a wasteland of wrecked vehicles, torn tents and scorched trees.
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With so many dams coming on line upstream, the lack of sediment will eventually kill the delta, leaving it a wasteland in the next 100 years or so.
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If only I'd known then what I know now, namely, that Southeast London, far from being a cultural wasteland, is home to much that is beautiful and blooming.
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Illegal mining has turned more than 600 square miles of pristine Madre de Dios rainforest into a treeless, toxic wasteland, a Peruvian government official told me in 2016.
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On a plot of pavement in the shadow of an industrial wasteland, a congresswoman, the borough president and several dozen community activists were trying to pitch a tent.
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Unless they want to live in a Randian wasteland, they vote against this pick in lockstep and then pack the courts the next time they are in power.
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The skeletons of smoldering homes and charred metal truck carcasses conjure the image of some post-apocalyptic wasteland in what was, just the day before, a residential neighbourhood.
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Related: Utopia Looms Over London's First Design Biennale Road Trip into a VR-Triggered Wasteland in These Vivid Sci-Fi Paintings Exhibition Mirrors Uncertain Future for United Kingdom
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The setup for Rage 2 is that your small, technologically advanced wasteland settlement is raided by the genocidal Authority and its leader, off-brand mecha-Hitler General Cross.
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We already have a glimpse of what the area might look like during a disaster: In 2018, Hurricane Florence briefly transformed Virginia Beach into a water-soaked wasteland.
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A look at why nice people become mean online Um, because social media is a lawless wasteland and anonymity is a false power that emboldens our worst inclinations?
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In 1864, for example, Republicans admitted the state of Nevada — then a desert wasteland with only several thousand residents — giving themselves two extra Senate seats in the process.
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Between these two walls was a barren wasteland known as the "death strip" where armed guards monitored for defectors and many were killed attempting to flee East Germany.
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The signing ceremony was not just an insult to the benighted coal hamlets of Appalachia, where the industry's dumping of debris down the mountainsides has created a wasteland.
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J.L.C. When you've become that frozen child, but you're an outwardly functioning, charming chap, there is a lot of wasteland inside you that is waiting to be cultivated.
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It will always be incredible to hear "Ain't Worried 'Bout Nothing" and "Pop That," until New York is nothing but an icy ruin in a post-apocalyptic wasteland.
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The gathering, after all, was meant to encourage reclamation of arid lands throughout the American West, using irrigation to transform an immense wasteland into an agriculturally productive cornucopia.
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Don't Breathe, meanwhile, took pains to illustrate that the effects of capitalism have turned our metaphorical house into a nihilistic, greed-driven wasteland where hope only barely survives.
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His wife, the former art professor, gives her his dark backstory: He came up with the idea that criminals could be sent to the polluted wasteland of the Colonies.
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When you are seen by another human being and recognized, that's the difference between kids who can heal and grow and kids who are just abandoned in the wasteland.
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If Gendry brings down undead Viserion, then that would make way for a new king (Jon), reigning over the wasteland of Westeros ravaged by the army of the dead.
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It followed Wasteland 22 with the old-school-style RPG Torment: Tides of Numenera, which went on to became Kickstarter's third most-funded game raising more than $4 million.
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While Congress moves to throw millions off health care and we stumble toward our deregulated, environmentally catastrophic wasteland, Blood Drive is the show to have on in the background.
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Called "Junkertown," the escort map will see players protecting a payload of cash (and explosives) through the gritty wasteland, in an attempt to deliver it to the city's queen.
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"People there couldn't handle their workload before the mass exodus that's left the comms shop a barren wasteland occupied by frazzled junior staffers," said a former White House official.
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Ratings have rebounded this season, just like the last (though this is partly comparative, since television otherwise continues to be a vast wasteland of fragmenting, cord-cutting, vanishing audiences).
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Most trudge back to their camp, a wasteland strewn with plastic bags where they fight off the cold with fires and, in one case, a Union flag woolly hat.
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A series of massive explosions destroyed a fireworks market outside the Mexican capital in December, killing at least 35 people, injuring dozens and leaving the market a charred wasteland.
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Fading into the snowy igloo wasteland that makes up the rest of Canada, Torontonians are forced to formally and permanently adopt stereotypes given to them by their American neighbours.
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The walk was in Prospect Park, and being "in nature" was likely good for me, considering I live alone in the industrial wasteland of Bushwick and work from home.
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We've dealt with the environment, terrorism, drug-taking, and more, but perhaps the area with the most room for achievable improvement is in the dank wasteland of the internet.
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The second piece of downloadable content for Fallout 4 launches next week, and based on this new trailer it almost looks like a cross between the Wasteland and Pokemon.
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Here's how Twitch describes it: Broadcasters take on the role of a warlord in a post-apocalyptic wasteland, and lead their viewers in battle against another broadcaster-led team.
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So my Pokémon Go character awkwardly trots in place on a little strip of road in a big green wasteland, occasionally shooting several miles into another, nearly identical strip.
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Twitter doesn't have to be such a wasteland of silly trolling and passive-aggressive arguments all the time; it can also be the key to your teenage crush's heart.
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Instead of a tropical Coachella, however, it turned out to be a desolate, half-built wasteland of tents and soggy mattresses with minimal food and no celebrities in attendance.
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In "Line of Sight," as troves of these Chappie-esque droids scale the tropical wasteland, our protagonist navigates lush plains and overgrown jungles in search of food and shelter.
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Our Angeleno neighbors to the north are quick to dismiss us as a homogenous white bread wasteland, a vassal county only worth talking about because, hey, we have Disneyland!
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Unlike the previous two, Automatron and Wasteland Workshop, Far Harbor (which came out on May 19) presents a brand new landmass, a murky, fog-shrouded island, ripe for exploration.
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Related: Meet the Artist Putting Human Faces on Taxidermied Animals Monumental Wildlife Portraits Capture Wasteland Once Roamed The Savage Beauty of the Animal Kingdom in Less Than 3 Minutes
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If the idea of being able to look down on the wasteland and dictate the ins and outs of your favorite faction appeals to you, you'll enjoy the experience.
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Ohio's Mahoning Valley, once a Democratic stronghold, remains an industrial wasteland, but according to a New York Times report, it's Trump country in no small part due to China.
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This presumed scheduling wasteland also provides a valuable haven for the oft-underappreciated genre film, which tends to be suffocated by higher-profile releases later on in the year.
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The puzzle arises because when Jacob Roggeveen discovered the island (on Easter Day, 1722, hence the name), it was a wasteland with no trees and a small, starving population.
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Seven years of war in Syria has displaced more than half the country's population, leaving millions of refugees shipwrecked between the wasteland of home and the void of exile.
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It has a great view onto Larkin Square, a newly hip neighborhood in a former industrial wasteland that their family real-estate business has largely been responsible for developing.
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Many analysts say that while the economy does have significant soft spots and stocks may be slightly expensive, current reality bears little resemblance to the wasteland painted by Trump.
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Whether Winnie is a symbol of a despoiled Mother Earth or just an Everywoman trapped in the wasteland of life, this production, directed by James Bundy, does not decide.
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After the surgery, I found myself in a wasteland of desperate, incoherent blog posts, trying to understand my condition now that, technically, nothing was wrong with me at all.
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Finji's Overland, a strategy game set in a procedurally generated post-apocalyptic wasteland, was created for consoles initially and played well with a controller, or even with a mouse.
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When Mars found itself without the protection of that field, solar wind relentlessly stripped it of its atmosphere, quickly turning the planet into the arid wasteland it currently is.
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In Hadestown, the Broadway musical written by Anais Mitchell (and based on her 2010 concept album), this story is set in a jazz club in a post-apocalyptic wasteland.
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Separated from their mother after an American bombing raid on Kobe, the pair spend their last days fending for themselves in a wasteland where no adult help is forthcoming.
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Related: Inside the New York Art Space That's Been Turned into an Alternate-Reality Urban Wasteland Sculpting with Architecture's Third Skin Japan's Skyline is Full of Self-Replicating Architecture
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Welcome to Noah Purifoy Outdoor Desert Art Museum of Assemblage Sculpture—a Junk Dada electronic wasteland set on a ten-acre stretch of parched land in Joshua Tree, California.
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Back when my friends and I found our way to the magical space via MySpace, the neighborhood was a dark industrial wasteland, and its griminess added to its character.
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Are you technically working but your office is a wasteland and you really might as well blast some YouTube videos because no one is there to notice or care?
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Only hinted at in both the book and Season 1, the colonies are like Gilead's concentration camps: a radioactive wasteland where the "unwomen" are sent to work until they die.
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The Pats have dismantled every team they've played since Brady has returned, winning by 10+ points in each game and returning the Bills to the wasteland of AFC East mediocrity.
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While there still aren't enough top-tier quarterbacks to staff all 32 teams, at least there's hope that the league won't become a wasteland under center when those guys leave.
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Tristan Harris holds his iPhone in the air, so the whole crowd of educators, technologists, doctors, and researchers before him can see the virtual wasteland of his iPhone's home screen.
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That song debuted in 2004, way before any of the teens were listening to music — but at the middle of the cultural wasteland between 9/11 and the financial crisis.
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The desperate cannibals banished to The Bad Batch's wasteland evince bits of shame over how low they've stooped to survive, and one of them slowly emerges as a sensitive hero.
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At some point last year, Leola Lula, a 32-year-old living in Seattle who organizes a monthly queer party called Night Crush, concluded that Tinder was a barren wasteland.
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David S. PumpkinsIn the gross wasteland that was 2016, David S. Pumpkins came along at exactly the right time for a perfect, simple laugh (read: a week before the election).
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Similarly, though the recent Apocalypse Now game featured a recognizable name and some experienced developers — including Wasteland 2 producer Montgomery Markland — many would-be backers questioned its scope and viability.
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Mage's Tale is an attempt to create a full-fledged Oculus Rift dungeon-crawler around this kind of spellcasting, from Wasteland 2 and Torment: Tides of Numenera developer InExile Entertainment.
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For her, nuclear weapons were once critical tools for talking about American society, and now they are just spectacle and an excuse to create a wasteland for cool gameplay romps.
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Right now, though, it's still a beautiful wasteland, full of strange and intriguing art — and a reminder that when people get a chance to be collaborative, fun things can result.
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The idea of the EU taking the lead on these questions will seem bizarre to many executives who view it as an entrepreneurial wasteland and the spiritual home of bureaucracy.
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Fallout developer Bethesda Softworks describes the case as "a piece of the Wasteland," and from the rear, it clearly resembles a soft drink vending machine from one of the games.
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Co-investor Lamda Development will obtain a 22020-year lease to turn the wasteland of crumbling terminals and rusting airplanes into a glitzy seaside town of hotels, residences and shops.
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These foreigners may be familiar with "Disneyland with the Death Penalty", a scathing essay that William Gibson wrote in 19833, depicting the Lion City as a soulless, consumerist, authoritarian wasteland.
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These are the wasteland stretches with grey industrial blocs and good teriyaki and massive tarps welcoming BAD CREDIT without specifying what those with BAD CREDIT will be allowed to buy.
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It's certainly ambitious, as it uses assets from the official Fallout 3 and New Vegas settings of Washington, D.C. and Las Vegas to recreate Portland, Oregon as a snowy wasteland.
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If the point of Blade Runner: 2049 is to suggest that it might be unpleasant to live in an environmental wasteland, let's just say I have high hopes for Geostorm.
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Levels still felt like self-contained spaces built around a core theme or idea: the Flooded District was Dunwall's deserted wasteland, the symbol of a government's callousness and growing incapacity.
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Related: Get Customizing with Fallout 4's Wasteland Workshop Finally, 'Pong' Meets Mondrian Here's How a 4D Video Game Actually Works How to Build a Life-Sized Universe Using Math
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Queen Watevra Wa'Nabi and her forces have spent the past five years invading Bricksburg, with enough success that Bricksburg has now transformed into a Mad Max-ish wasteland called Apocalypseburg.
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However, the Martian climate has changed over the eons and the surface is now a dry and dead wasteland, with the surface constantly pummeled by deadly radiation from the Sun.
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The evil human uses Link to gain access to the Sacred Realm, where he places his tainted hands on Triforce and transforms the beautiful Hyrulean landscape into a barren wasteland.
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Though we were impressed with the design and beautiful Manhattan skyline views, there was a troubling lack of shoppers and the empty storefronts created a bit of a wasteland atmosphere.
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The film is set in a futuristic Japan, where Megasaki City's tyrannical Mayor Kobayashi (voiced by Kunichi Nomura) orders that all dogs be deported to a wasteland called Trash Island.
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The fact that Hawaii (with Alaska) became a state in 1959, while Puerto Rico continues to this day drifting in the constitutional wasteland of the insular cases, should give pause.
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" The no-frills rap is a stark departure from some of Whack's other singles in her self-proclaimed "Whack History Month," like the silky organ-led R&B of "Wasteland.
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Though many (including this author) can fall into the trap of thinking of artistic Texas as "Austin… and the wasteland," Nan is eager to push back against that false narrative.
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In 2001, the George W. Bush administration unleashed large-scale drilling, turning millions of acres of the American West into wasteland, driving the sage grouse to the brink of extinction.
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In October 1940, Jews in the southwest German region of Baden, which included Kippenheim, were deported to Vichy France, where they were interned in a muddy, typhous wasteland at Gurs.
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Salvador Dali's 1946 interpretation, "The Temptation of St. Anthony" (1946) conveys a wasteland on which black clouds encroach and grotesque horses and elephants loom over a frail, naked kneeling Anthony.
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There's next to no dialogue for almost half the film; life is so brutish and nasty in the wasteland that most of the people who exist there are beyond language.
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Though a tune about a three year rift with Taylor Swift could be construed as trite — but didn't Tchaikovsky state that "Brahms is just some chaotic and utterly empty wasteland"?
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The preserved elements have been poorly absorbed into the newer ones, and the plaza, built with visions of Venice's San Marco in mind, has become one more windswept brutalist wasteland.
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Players describe social media as a hate-filled wasteland after bad games, and one fan's harassment of both Hendriks and his wife prompted Hendriks to contact Major League Baseball security.
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Although it's not all good news for our 'American'; he is imprisoned far from home in the snowy wasteland of Kamchatka, where he will face dangers both human … and other.
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The war reduced Grozny, a modern, multiethnic city, to a rubble-strewn wasteland reminiscent of Stalingrad in World War II, and shredded Russia's post-Soviet image as a peaceful democracy.
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It's the post-World War II wasteland with the identical homes, lawns and faces that has been grist for critique and caricature, novels and movies, ever since suburbs were invented.
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Proust's nickname, the Snowman, refers to "the icy wasteland he had in place of a heart," Hannah writes, and he exists for the purpose of raining invective upon his subordinates.
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Think of The Stand, with its killer plague creating a post-apocalyptic wasteland where some kind of demonic entity can only be stopped by a literal glowing Hand of God.
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Related: In Photos: Dunkirk's Refugee Wasteland, Even Worse Than the Calais Jungle On the other hand, critics of the government have condemned its immigration policies in the harshest possible terms.
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I'm writing these words in a coffee shop in the Seattle neighborhood of South Lake Union, formerly a wasteland of empty warehouses that the online retail giant Amazon has entirely rebuilt.
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Wasteland and Starbase ARC have been replaced with arenas that keep the familiar visual themes, but swap in the same dimensions as every other competitive arena (Neo Tokyo was previously converted).
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It's hard being a nerdy teeanger, but even harder when you live in a post-apocalyptic wasteland, but that's nothing a super suit and a few comic books can't help solve.
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The story follows Sunny (Daniel Wu), a "Clipper" — the show's term for the samurai-like soldiers — who fights to defend his Baron from the warriors roaming the show's post-apocalyptic wasteland.
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In 23.8, not long after the breakout success of Double Fine's Broken Age campaign, Fargo and Inxile attempted to crowdfund a sequel to the 0003 post-apocalyptic role-playing game Wasteland.
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All of the exploring, scavenging, tinkering, clutter, and heroic individualism of the Elder Scrolls series meant that the Bethesda framework was primed for an amoral wasteland wanderer to come strolling through.
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On one hand, it's almost like a choose-your-own-adventure novel, as you trek through the wasteland, reading lots of text, and making decisions at key points in the story.
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After the world as they know it is ravaged into an apocalyptic wasteland, Lucy is concerned that Emmet isn't tough enough for this brave new world and encourages him to change.
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The White House Wants to Gut the Agency That Makes Sure We Don&apost Live in a Toxic Wasteland On Wednesday, President Trump released a draft federal spending budget for 2018.
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Image: Luo, Northern Illinois UniversityOur little red neighbor may be a rocky red wasteland now, but lots of people think it was once an ocean-covered world just like our own.
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All that remains of the village, located about 30 minutes from the center of Palu, is a muddy wasteland where only the very tips of roofs remain above ground in places.
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Image: Conservation International/photo by Kevin ConnorExpeditions like this are a reminder that just because the deep ocean is far removed from our everyday experience, doesn't mean it's a lifeless wasteland.
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The "none shall stand before him" part could mean either he rules over an apocalyptic wasteland, or that he'd be the one to abolish the monarchy (check this out for more).
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I adored those games, at least up until Tony Hawk's American Wasteland, and absolutely hammered them, seeing every secret hidden away until I'd turned each release inside out and back again.
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India's Burj Khalifa-plan is a part of the government's "dream project" of beautifying huge swathes of industrial wasteland by setting up green boulevards, maritime museums, lavish buildings and recreation centers.
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I think about all these things—about the futuristic fast-food metropolis covered in neon lights and what we will be cooking—when I sit here in our utopian wasteland garden.
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Under the painted cupola of the Mamlouk throne hall in the Citadel, a heavy machine gun on a stand pointed towards a window and out across a wasteland of smashed buildings.
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The following scenes between the two offer the brilliant post-apocalyptic whiplash the show rarely revels in anymore, where moments of normality are juxtaposed with the desolation of an undead wasteland.
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After thinking about what the explanation for the wasteland setting of the game could be, the only possibility is Metallica lawsuits have left the planet barren of all life and joy.
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For example, the service will offer all seasons of Shadows and Silent Valley (Romania), Burning Bush and Wasteland (Czech Republic) and Golden Life (Hungary), plus many documentaries, movies, and kids' programs.
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He orders every pooch to be rounded up and transported, on a kind of funicular dumpster, to the island—a wasteland, heaped with mounds of rubbish and jumbles of maggoty food.
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If you're looking for to a new doggy pal with a backstory ripped straight from comic book lore, you might want to consider adopting a stray pup from a radioactive wasteland.
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If Reyes can keep to his part of the deal and win at least that glimmer of hope, this division's future can sputter on, a firefly in a dark, desolate wasteland.
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Wasteland is an installation of 2,1003 orange spheres made from 120 kilograms (264 lbs) of ocean debris collected from the Great Barrier Reef, hung from the ceiling of Sydney's Customs House.
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All of us struggle with shrinking attention spans and a public sphere that is becoming a literary wasteland, bereft of sophisticated language or expressions of empathy beyond one's own Facebook bubble.
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I heard more about that in Avdiivka's Prom Zone, a Mad Max–looking industrial wasteland filled with the detritus of war that serves as the base for Ukraine's 92nd Mechanized Brigade.
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Authorities in Pakistan are developing more than two dozen pilot villages in Punjab, the nation's most populous province, using common lands - wasteland or grazing land - and unused public lands, Rizvi said.
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In a post-apocalyptic future, be it nuclear wasteland or Anthropocene nightmare, a common sci-fi trope is that those able to harness old world technology will have the upper hand.
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They are the beneficiaries of more than four decades of federally mandated efforts to clean up the industrial pollutants and raw sewage that had turned the harbor into a marine wasteland.
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One night I dreamed of him standing in the middle of a wasteland, a world exploded by war, his sleeve pushed back so I could see the watch on his wrist.
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Take, for example, Dismaland, his huge interactive 2015 art exhibit that satirized Disneyland by turning it into a wasteland — kind of like Fyre Festival for the kid in all of us.
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"Before launching a competition for the design of a new steeple, we should launch a competition to decontaminate what at the moment, alas, can be considered an industrial wasteland," the group said.
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Lamda is also leading a consortium of foreign investors which signed a deal in 2014 to turn Athens' former airport complex, a now sprawling wasteland, into one of Europe's biggest seaside resorts.
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Wearing blue shirts and sarongs, the convicts were from Kaung Hmu Labour Camp, seen in June as they cleared wasteland along the Mandalay-Lashio Road for the expansion of a sugarcane plantation.
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But Europe's borders have slammed shut in a concerted effort to halt the influx and some of those left in limbo have pitched tents on muddy wasteland outside the town of Idomeni.
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And that's just the point of his images: Humans have a knack for making Earth look less and less like itself, and more and more like something out of a dystopian wasteland.
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Last year, SpaceX released a series of gorgeous, retro travel posters to help convince the people of Earth that living on the frigid wasteland of a planet called Mars could be fun.
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Wasteland 3 Psychonauts 2 After revealing that developer Double Fine is now part of Xbox's suite of game studios, Tim Schafer came out and gave us a new trailer for Psychonauts 2.
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But contrary to some headlines, that doesn't mean Greenland is a toxic wasteland, nor that we should be panicking about all that pollution oozing back into the sea as ice caps melt.
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Military airstrikes, artillery and heavy machine-gun fire turned the lakeside city&aposs central business district and outlying communities into a smoldering wasteland of disfigured buildings and bullet-pocked mosques and houses.
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When they inevitably come for Jake, he uses the knowledge his visions have granted him to elude capture and escape through a multi-dimensional portal to Roland's world, a vast barren wasteland.
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You know the ones: A plague kills everyone, or maybe turns them into zombies, and the last remaining people must murder one another in a desolate wasteland or rape, death, and decay.
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If every character we've seen thus far joins together to fight Negan, it would mark the most valiant effort these survivors have mustered in all the years they've spent wandering the wasteland.
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Golovkin hailed from an industrial wasteland similar to Kovalev's Chelyabinsk—the coal mining town of Karaganda, Kazakhstan—but the middleweight Golvokin had been a boxing star since his days as an amateur.
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Next week the first piece of downloadable content for Fallout 4 launches, and today Bethesda has released a new trailer showing just what's in store for those jumping back into the wasteland.
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In many of the Fallout games — including Fallout 4 — you're put in the role of a vault dweller who escapes their bunker and ventures out into the big, wide post-apocalyptic wasteland.
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Helping the scientist involves clearing out the massive space of Vault 88, luring residents of the wasteland into its chambers, and then creating a suitable place for the new inhabitants to live.
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The only thing that isn't monochrome in the video is our protagonist, a fractured waxy 3D model of the singer that stumbles through a desert wasteland on through an abandoned virtual metropolis.
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Once lost to the Metropolitan Opera's prop storage, it has been restored to its former grotesque glory: a painting of the heads and torsos of two wounded figures in a barren wasteland.
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Taverner Press also recently published Hanson's Colstrip, Montana (2010) with his 1980s photographs of one of North America's largest coal strip mines located in his home state, and Wilderness to Wasteland (2016).
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So our villain is the evil industrialist Malhotra (Kay Kay Menon), who will stop at nothing to further his interests even if effluent from his factories turns the city into a wasteland.
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The cars X-Devil and Gizmo both have new looks (with the same handling and hit boxes) and arenas Wasteland and Utopia Coliseum each have a new variant — "night" and "snowy" respectively.
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Here, I'd find the spirit of Malevich and Suprematism defiantly alive at the tail end of the 20th century, having survived the cultural wasteland of post-modernism and the pediments of revivalism.
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Related: France Agrees to Build New Camp as Refugees and Migrants in the North Face Winter The winter weather first turned the camp into a sludgy mud bath, then a frozen wasteland.
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If I had to make a comparison, I'd say Far Harbor plays and feels most like Fallout 3's Point Lookout, which opened up a huge new area neighboring the Capital Wasteland.
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TULTEPEC, Mexico (Reuters) - A series of massive explosions destroyed a fireworks market outside the Mexican capital on Tuesday, killing at least 31 people, injuring dozens and leaving the market a charred wasteland.
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BEIJING — When the authorities demolished tens of thousands of homes occupied by migrant workers in Beijing last year, turning entire city blocks into flattened wasteland, the artist Yang Qian went to work.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PARIS — Pop Art: Icons that Matter is a geezer wasteland that reprehensibly reinforces many Ugly American stereotypes that fuel the anti-Americanism being reinvigorated in France.
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The same Trumpian conservatives who claim to want to save the American heartland from the fabled Latin American Horde are guaranteeing conditions that over time will turn the heartland into a wasteland.
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Back then, the center of the city was widely considered a hollowed-out wasteland of wig stores, haunted houses and surface parking lots where very few people lived or opened businesses anymore.
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Trapped in a wasteland limbo, they barely make enough to feed their families and cannot afford a bus ticket to get away and find regular work in Brazilian cities to the south.
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But seeing as how you lumped it in with the meme-filled wasteland of r/pcmasterrace in your article, I doubt you actually spent any time utilizing the community to help you out.
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Game of Thrones has no shortage of complicated sibling relationships, but none compare to the toxic, seething wasteland that stands in for Sandor (Rory McCann) and Gregor (Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson) Clegane's brotherly bond.
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He would have delivered on the $10 billion credit that Roosevelt had dangled before the Soviets to help them rebuild from a war that had turned much of the country into a wasteland.
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The headlining DJs are launching into their sets, the bar is three customers deep, and the line snaking across the dusty wasteland surrounding the towering former power plant is nearly a mile long.
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When alien visitors finally reach Earth, they will find only a barren wasteland of broken down robot prostitutes and the neglected remains of the dumb, fleshy creatures they were too good at serving.
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I could keep reaching back further and further for such examples but history is a wasteland of talent and voice succumbed to addiction in an industry that encourages it, rather than heals it.
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The largest of those moons, Titan, is hands-down one of the strangest places in our Solar System A bone-chilling -290 degrees Fahrenheit on the surface, you'd imagine a cold, dead wasteland.
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"We don't know how far this wasteland stretches inland, so people are migrating to the west, towards what we call California but [which] in The Electric State is part of Pacifica," says Stålenhag.
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These days, even hacks know content needs to be addictive, personal, and omnivorous to survive the post-internet wasteland, but Adult Swim was Mad Maxing that apocalypse before the bombs even finished dropping.
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ELCs granted leaseholders the right to sell any wood they cleared, which meant that they almost immediately became de facto logging concessions, often in primary forest that had been fraudulently certified as wasteland.
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Then there was the spiraling sand-walls of the "Haunted Wasteland" in The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time—a gloriously simple effect that really reinforced the isolation of the mysterious Spirit Temple.
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After running a campaign on the idea that America was an impoverished wasteland, Donald Trump has spent his presidency bragging about the economic expansion that began under Barack Obama but continued under him.
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Related: Road Trip into a VR-Triggered Wasteland in These Vivid Sci-Fi Paintings Our Instant Gratification Obsession Gets a Group Show Bitforms Gallery Celebrates 15 Years with a Retrospective in San Francisco
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We travel through farmland and wasteland and cattle country, through several tribal territories, ending up at the ultimate frontier, the emperor Hadrian's defensive wall, still being built on the border of distant Caledonia.
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The property they were leaving behind was a wasteland of food wrappers, clothes left soggy by a torrential downpour overnight and the odor of improvised latrines in the lee of trees and bushes.
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No one doubts that the old way of selling things — the 1980s mall, now an echoing wasteland; the department store, a dying breed; the flagship, a museum encased in amber — may be over.
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Nobody was asking for Rage 2, and Bethesda could have easily partnered with Avalanche to build a new property in the wasteland, but it choose to bring back Rage—and attach a two.
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After tonight, he'd never have another chance to tell them how sorry he was for being such a terrible son, for abandoning them here on this crumbling planet, this once and future wasteland.
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The flames from the Carr Fire left behind a wasteland of ash, mangled metal and black embers as it burned along with more than a dozen other fires that raced through the state.
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After several minutes, the dust cleared enough to let some light through, and we could see that Lower Manhattan had been transformed into a gray wasteland of ash and smoke, pierced by sirens.
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Along the way, each game needs to explain what makes you so special — and why the characters you meet, who have theoretically survived decades in the wasteland, are constantly asking you for help.
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But as a symbol of Syria's future, it was almost as bad: a chaotic wasteland full of feuding militias — some of them radical Islamists — who hoarded food and weapons while the people starved.
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The human, urban and industrial wasteland left by our systematic half-trillion dollars in annual trade deficits – and their hugely depressive impact (up to an entire percentage point) on our economic growth -- cannot continue.
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While Pluto is alive and active geologically, its large satellite Charon, which probably formed during a massive collision billions of years ago, is a crater-covered wasteland whose surface has been aging for eons.
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The Feral Detective follows no structure, or if it does, it's following a hand-drawn map of a desert wasteland created by a hermit who's been high on shrooms for the past 15 years.
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When she wasn't wandering the wasteland with a sniper rifle and a death wish, Sasha pretty much existed only to support other characters' journeys, be it Rosita's revenge plot or Maggie's battle against grief.
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Median house price: $1,340,000 In New York City's most populous borough of Brooklyn, the once-industrial urban wasteland of Williamsburg has come to epitomize a gentrification success story (for those who can afford it).
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Bethesda is throwing players together in the irradiated wasteland of the Fallout series, where they'll be able to work together to build settlements, forage supplies, and fend off monsters... or fight each other instead.
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There is no way around it, the wasteland is desolate, and nothing from the old world matters anymore… except for cars, the very objects that pushed the world to the brink to begin with.
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We know Mars today as a barren wasteland, but around 3.4 billion years ago, the Red Planet was awash in blue, featuring a large ocean in its northern hemisphere, lakes, and many winding rivers.
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Warcraft's opening sequence follows one man, facing off with one orc, before Jones's camera pins itself to the orc's side while the beast rumbles across the wasteland to smash the human with its hammer.
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And while Stories may seem like a wasteland in the main Facebook App, last week, daily users of Instagram Stories surpassed Snapchat as a whole (at least based on the latest numbers Snapchat provided).
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Some families have moved onto a patch of wasteland at the edge of the site to keep a watchful eye, and others have moved into apartments but return to Cantagallo each night to sleep.
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The marauding subterranean Locust horde would make for a pretty unique enemy, as Hollywood sci-fi goes, and the evocative "destroyed beauty" aesthetic could play as well on screen as Fury Road's saturated wasteland.
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For the past 235 years the old Hellenikon terminals have stood abandoned on a sprawling wasteland three times the size of Monaco, along with derelict water sport venues used for the Athens 22006 Olympics.
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By Sunday morning, the cobbled streets were a wasteland of empty cans and cups, cigarette butts, plugs of chewing tobacco, bits of sausage, vomit, and urine, amid a yeasty reek of glühwein and beer.
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Today, nearly 603,260 are "trapped ... languishing in a wasteland," Paulo Sérgio Pinheiro, Chair of the Independent International Commission of Inquiry on Syria, told the UN Human Rights Council earlier this month, according to Reuters.
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Some clichés are true: Holding a marathon in a place that many outsiders, a generation after Lebanon's 15-year civil war, still picture as a dangerous wasteland does count as an act of hope.
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They imagined an apocalyptic wasteland where delicate decorative accents — like floral headpieces and billowing sleeves — and bondage-inflected leather and metal hardware come together with hardy utilitarian underpinnings to create something radical and new.
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But no one could've predicted that the surprise would be Baby Yoda, an Earth-shakingly cute infant of Yoda's species that temporarily brings peace to the wasteland that is the internet whenever he appears.
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But Douglas Blonsky, president of the Central Park Conservancy, can see past the lush meadows and fresh streams to a time when the 153-acre park was more beaten-down wasteland than urban Eden.
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You have these Germans coming to your country with their old attitudes and their defense of bourgeois art, and they're critical of every aspect of American culture and regard it as an artistic wasteland.
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Assuming initial success, Sidewalk Labs could expand its partnership with Waterfront Toronto, the public agency funded by federal, provincial and city governments with a mandate to develop a much larger area nearby of industrial wasteland.
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The Blitz had eradicated most of the warehouses, wharfs, power stations and timber yards that had provided the soot-infused lifeblood of the area, leaving behind a wasteland that melted into a foul, polluted river.
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First, you read the stars to divine the next location for the rites, and then you ride a beat-up old wagon through the various forests, swamps, and mountains of the wasteland to get there.
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Ominous recurring or parallel images — a nuclear hazard sign, the inkblots on Rorschach's mask, a butterfly in a frozen wasteland — appear and reappear, not as random in-jokes, but as signposts in Moore's narrative maze.
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The bulk of "Oh, Jeez" involves a program called Troll Trace, developed in Denmark, that has reduced the nearby city of Fort Collins to a post-apocalyptic wasteland, walled off from the rest of Colorado.
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It was mostly optional, but it meant you could create sprawling small towns, largely safe from the many dangers of the outside world, and put your own stamp on the wasteland in a small way.
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Just last month, another Edinburgh literary titan, Alexander McCall Smith, warned that the city was in danger of becoming "a vulgar wasteland of tourist shops, big hotels, and nothing much else," with families driven out.
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In a new world order where the United States was locked in competition with the Soviet Union, the geographical area separating the two superpowers comprised a vast frozen wasteland at the top of the world.
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Called the "Wasteland Workshop," the biggest new feature in the add-on is the ability to both capture and tame living creatures; that includes not only animals like Deathclaws and cats, but even human raiders.
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General manager Marty Hurney was fired in October 2012, after starting the season 20103-5; the team he left was a wasteland of irradiated contracts in the mold of the late-2000s New York Knicks.
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It's the difference between the continued chaos of the zombie-infested wasteland and a world where babies are born, commerce takes hold, and civilization regains its footing in the wake of a potentially apocalyptic event.
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Evacuation orders were previously lifted in areas outside Paradise, but Wednesday marked the first day officials opened parts of the city itself in the midst of the fire's scorched wasteland of 153,000 acres (61,900 hectares).
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Their stellar fifth album, "Shangri-La," remains a benchmark, a long-form conceptual exploration of a post-apocalyptic wasteland stacked with hyperactive screams, galvanizing synth beats and graphic narratives that would make Cormac McCarthy flinch.
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Chicago has become a public educational wasteland that seems to have as its mission ensuring that generation after generation of inner-city children are assigned to the same impoverished role as the one before them.
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A group of French friends were left shocked when they arrived at what should have been the luxury $231,000 villa they'd booked for their two-week holiday in Croatia, only to find nothing but wasteland.
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As you walk past patches of fenced-up wasteland, a boarded-up pub and renovated red-brick workers' terraced houses, there's an almost palpable sense that the Industrial Revolution began here underneath the polished facades.
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In 2007, the series's original creators started building a massively multiplayer game that would have taken Fallout in a new direction, only to fall into a legal battle as contentious as any wasteland gang dispute.
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So pony up to space cowboy for the measly price of Infinity Dollars and possibly your life, you will get unlimited access to a barren inhospitable wasteland of deadly solar radiation and zero breathable oxygen.
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In a hundred years—when America is a smoking wasteland where three-headed nuclear squirrels play in the rusting craters of bombed-out Chipotles and the written word no longer exists—what songs will survive?
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Age of Empires II: Definitive Edition: Coming later this year, the title will also be available for Xbox Game Pass for PC. Wasteland 3: The party-based role-playing sequel takes players to…Colorado Springs?
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"Daybreak," which follows a group of teenagers in a post-apocalyptic wasteland where adults have either died or turned into zombies, is based on a 2011 graphic novel of the same name by Brian Ralph.
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The real pain of writing at work only to have our words disappear into the ether — the wasteland of no response — is more than feeling small and disrespected; it's the professional consequences that compound them.
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"Isle of Dogs" takes off as Atari searches for Spots, a heroic quest that leads him to a canine penal colony, a wasteland where mysteriously sick dogs fight over morsels gleaned from rancid, maggoty garbage.
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DUMBO DEVELOPERSDumbo was a wasteland in the 1970s, but David Walentas saw its potential and snapped up 19th century factories and warehouses, transforming the Brooklyn waterfront into a stylish residential, retail, cultural and tech hub.
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It was particularly maddening when the train stopped without explanation and he would stare out at what looked to him like industrial wasteland, regretting every minute that he was not at home with his family.
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Many people cashed out (or were forced out) years ago, and as the neighborhood gentrified, the galleries — including Paula Cooper, who is still in business 50 years later — left for Chelsea, another formerly sprawling wasteland.
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In recent months, most of the sugar factory's buildings were demolished and the debris carted away, leaving a vast and mostly empty wasteland strewn with rubble and twisted metal, and punctuated by three vestigial smokestacks.
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Not far in our future, San Diego is a perpetually burning wasteland, the Arctic has melted and Dag Calhoun, a partner at a lobbying firm called Apex Group, helps rich people get richer from catastrophe.
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But her primary concern is finding a way for an MPP-ending bill to pass not only the Democratic House but also the Senate — which she describes as a "legislative wasteland" — and the president's desk.
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The ensuing zoom-out shot, in which both women stood in a static tableau, arms crossed, framed them as having been abandoned in a barren wasteland after chasing away the Bachelor with their crying and bickering.
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