"In the morning when there's dew on the grass, and you see the little horizontal webs — those are sheet webs," Milne told Gizmodo .
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"In the morning when there's dew on the grass, and you see the little horizontal webs—those are sheet webs," Marc Milne told Gizmodo.
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Black widows like to build webs between objects, and bites, while rare, typically happen when humans come into direct contact with these webs, according to the US Center for Disease Control.
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Word Webs Words Webs are also known as Semantic Mapping and Word Mapping, but all of these describe graphic organizers that in some way visualize connections between words and help students understand them.
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On the tree, spiders that make sticky orb webs are all closely related, but the makers of non-sticky orb webs have an ancestor that didn't use a web for hunting at all.
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Curious, he took the cocoon webs back to the lab.
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Black spiders hung from webs spun between the portico's columns.
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Vinyl webs run between the panels to keep water out.
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These timing changes can throw entire food webs out of balance.
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In their natural ranges, lampreys are important components of food webs.
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That then disrupted marine food webs and sparked a mass extinction.
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If that happens, it will undermine food webs and entire ecosystems.
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Now rub them together where the webs of the hands meet.
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CreditCreditGustavo Hormiga Spider webs present an intriguing challenge to evolutionary biologists.
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So, you just sling your webs and you fly all over the world and then you run into bad guys and you punch them in the mouth and then you tie them up with your webs.
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As its name suggests, this spider spins flat, tightly-woven, horizontal webs.
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Oh what tangled webs we weave, when first we practice to aggrieve.
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Inside each neural network are layers of artificial neurons connected like webs.
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That's why these webs of contagion between unvaccinated people are so worrying.
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During one 1991 solar eclipse, spiders were seen taking down their webs.
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Mecklenborg uses a large tree branch to swipe away the spider webs.
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Their extinction may effect entire food webs, perhaps even harming human health.
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He sees the institutions of government as webs of hypocrisy and mendacity.
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Its original pieces range from tangled melodic webs to coolly meditative exhalations.
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Green webs of mold stretched across the Batman emblems of her son's sheets.
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She used some of her real estate commissions to help found Operation WEBS.
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Trapdoor spiders are called such because they don't spin webs like many others.
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Archaeologists had noticed webs of lines scratched into the plinth of the lamassu.
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I felt like I could suddenly shoot spider webs out of my palms.
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This particular type of arachnid is known for their flat, tightly-woven, horizontal webs.
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Right: Decorations including spider webs and the Grim Reaper are placed throughout the building.
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My favorite involves tossing a giant sphere of webs around like a wrecking ball.
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And, sort of like Spiderman, they're capable of shooting sticky webs at unsuspecting prey.
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Without realizing it, we were recreating contemporary versions of very old webs of support.
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Silk is made by silkworms for their cocoons and by spiders for their webs.
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For Halloween, she decked out her home in spider-webs and life-size zombies . . .
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After the 10 minutes of daytime darkness ended, they built the webs back up.
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Like a conventional printer it does so on long rolls of material, called webs.
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The culture and geography of suburbia are failing to nurture webs of mutual dependence.
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People who "have it all" can become trapped in their own social media webs.
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And it's the species high in the ocean's food webs that we fish for.
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It's a scandal bursting with juicy details, celebrity cameos and webs of confusing information.
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Then, ask pairs to write their own working definition of "feminism" using these webs.
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The White House has been covered in spider webs and fog to celebrate Halloween.
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But Spider-Man has been spinning webs for more than 50 years at this point.
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But how much, and where, food webs will be thus disrupted is hard to say.
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Web wonder An Oxford professor wants to use spider webs to create implants for humans.
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Austen's work is about webs of relationships and how they either propagate themselves or deteriorate.
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Insects and other arthropods form a hugely important foundation in many ecosystem animal food webs.
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Laundry from that day still hangs on drying racks, covered in dust and spider webs.
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These webs of relationships aggregate individual pursuits of excellence, collectively producing a more virtuous culture.
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Insects and other arthropods form a hugely important foundation in many ecosystems' animal food webs.
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Little black webs decorated our front door, and the balconies and porches had webbed railings.
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Walls of skulls, bones, crypts, and spider webs fade away on either side of us.
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Many, like the Trumps, use webs of partnerships that make assets extremely difficult to trace.
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Right away you get the idea that Riopelle paints the way spiders secrete their webs.
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Other than their satiric dimensions and vivid imagery, why is she spinning these fantastical webs?
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But the spiders seemed right at home, spinning their sheet webs between giant, mud-covered boulders.
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Laboratory and field studies suggest that these inputs may strongly influence aquatic biogeochemistry and food webs.
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Their demise may have terrible consequences for the health and stability of whole marine food-webs.
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Scientists at Bolt Threads, for example, are developing a silk made from lab-grown spider webs.
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As you were walking forward, the first person got loads of spiders webs in their face.
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These spiders dutifully build their webs at dawn and take them down at dusk every day.
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These sub-webs then join together to form the larger web that is your digital identity.
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Spiders use silk for a great many purposes, of which prey-capture webs is just one.
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They're using fake spider webs, orange garlands, pumpkin decorations, and more to create the elaborate trees.
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In Vienna, spiders learned to build webs near streetlights, letting them catch a bounty of moths.
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Every few months they covered his body with dusty webs that needed to be vacuumed off.
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It then presents the linkages in colorful, easy-to-interpret graphics that look like spider webs.
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I keep our Word Webs simple, and generally use them in preparation for a writing assignment.
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Do you see your work, which deals with webs and networks, in dialogue with the Internet?
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It webs itself between the consoling words you whisper into the neck of a grieving child.
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But these webs of remixes could be severed if platforms and rightsholders can't forge licensing agreements.
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Insects are the vital pollinators and recyclers of ecosystems and the base of food webs everywhere.
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I do know they had to build, basically, a virtual spider to design the webs realistically.
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Start by ditching your low-quality headphones and letting messy webs of wire stand in your way.
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The video above shows how the interior walls were strengthened by adding webs of the stuff throughout.
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They are also important to larger ecosystems, and their absence can affect other links in food webs.
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Today's spiders can sense the environment in a multitude of ways, such feeling vibrations on their webs.
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It puts sequential coatings onto webs of material such as plastic film, flexible glass and metal foil.
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THERE are more examples: Spiders in Vienna are evolving to build their webs near moth-attracting streetlights.
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Summer is bad for spiders taking advantage of those open windows to make webs on your ceiling.
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There is a chill in the air, pumpkins on porches and fake spider webs hung as decorations.
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That's based on telltale iconography, naming patterns, webs of linkages and the breadth of the postelection scrubbing.
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So just how much does it cost to wrap a bunch of spider webs around your neck?
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Each strand of microfiber is triangular-shaped, which leaves more area on which the webs can settle.
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On the studio's top floor, Mr. Saraceno shares an office with a few spiders building intricate webs.
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Ocean plastic pollution also concentrates toxins in the water, which find their way into marine food webs.
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Spider webs and peeled grapes are scary, but you know what would make a really scary party?
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Such "whiskey webs" might serve as a fingerprint of sorts, one day helping sleuths unmask imposter swill.
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Gelatinous sea animals, like jellyfish and ctenophores, have traditionally been regarded as "dead ends" in food webs.
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He boxed and shipped twenty unpainted webs to Colorado, so that he could continue his spider work.
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Next, invite students to share key words, examples or ideas related to "feminism" from their word webs.
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They put their trust in webs of internships and institutional affiliations—crony capitalism as the new meritocracy.
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States and their leaders must manage complex webs of stakeholders wielding constantly shifting amounts of political power.
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Since its inception, artist reputations have been made, catapulting some to fame and others into webs of controversy.
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Male spiders present their female love interests with gifts of insects, mostly flies, wrapped up in intricate webs.
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He worked closely with architects to design buildings based on webs, and even nets for catching space debris.
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Spider webs have become a model for pollution sensors,, while synthetic spider silk is increasingly popular for clothing.
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Wearing these gloves, you can draw, type on a virtual keyboard, and even shoot webs like Spider Man.
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Fans — real fans, including myself, a snake — are beginning to notice the webs Taylor's woven into her set.
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Rarely do we think downwards: about the intricate webs of pipes and cables that lie beneath our sidewalks.
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But it's that last bit—the microplasticine infiltration of food webs—that worries not just ecologists but gastroenterologists.
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And carbon-14 has become a unique way to trace how organic matter travels through these food webs.
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In the meantime, enjoy the wonder of these massive webs — unless, of course, you are terrified of spiders.
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Wearing these gloves, you can draw, type on a virtual keyboard, and even shoot webs like Spider-Man.
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In this way, authors extend the reconnaissance game, setting down their webs of meaning for readers to unravel.
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"Food webs are the backbone of our understanding of all life in the ocean," Choy tells The Verge.
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Spiders often spin webs with this aesthetic to escape rising flood waters or after periods of intense rain.
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She has seen baby gear stained with cat urine, covered with spider webs and chewed through by mice.
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They have since developed a scanning mechanism that tracks webs in three dimensions as they are being built.
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We are also surrounded by a constellation of satellites spinning elliptical webs of environmental observation, day and night.
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In addition to the customary suite of spider-abilities, she is also clairvoyant and can spin electric webs.
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But a few feet below, the rover found vast brown webs of sea algae clinging to the ice.
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The fungi — which can flourish nowhere else — grow into dense webs that the ants feed to their larvae.
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In this way, spider webs betray the tragedy of our indifference when we are too busy to see.
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When they realize that ersatz information webs can't really create the closeness and community they crave, they react.
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You wind up with eye-crossing webs of dependencies and no real easy way to unravel it all.
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Making an appearance are jack-o'-lanterns, vampires, bats, skeletons, ghosts, Frankenstein's monster, spider webs, witches' hats and more.
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The nylon stocking might be evocative of spider webs, but it also resembles the loosened wrappings of a mummy.
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It turned out that most of the chairs and tables had webs under them, some inhabited and others vacant.
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It's the money shot: Spidey is using his webs to literally stitch together a giant boat full of passengers.
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The Dutch provider of high-definition maps, HERE, has taken a position at the center for several supplier webs.
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Twisting through the air and tossing out a line of webs at just the right time never gets old.
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The book hopscotches through ecosystems across the globe, shrinking complex food webs down to the size of specimen bottles.
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Huntsman spiders are so-named because they ambush prey species as opposed to relying on webs to trap them.
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The fact that they just hang out on their webs letting their food come to THEM is almost offensive.
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This new study points to the remarkable diversity of ancient crocodyliforms, and their mixed role within ancient food webs.
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She learned by chance about Operation WEBS and volunteered to work on the tiny houses and the village project.
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Ecologists, meanwhile, talk about webs of nutrition, predation, climate, topography, all subject to complex feedback loops, all context-dependent.
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There is a chill in the air, pumpkins are on porches, and fake spider webs are hung as decorations.
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Often at the center of Iran's intricate webs of power, he is famous for his pragmatism and political acumen.
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And you put it under the microscope and it's full of webs and bugs and spiders, fecal matter, exoskeletons!
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Across four tracks that play like a continuous suite, Allison weaves forceful beats and winding synths into heavy webs.
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Orb-weaving spiders spinning webs began to deconstruct them during totality, only to rebuild them when the sun returned.
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Its discovery provides insight into the evolutionary history of the creepy crawlers that have spun webs around the planet.
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You have to look where you're going, or you'll run into spider webs big enough to boggle the mind.
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Their disappearance could create havoc with food webs, especially for the birds and other animals that feed on them.
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After experimenting with different species, he settled on the golden silk orb-weaver, known for its great circular webs.
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La población podría haber tomado diferentes decisiones si los sitios webs y los titulares hubieran descrito esta creciente preocupación.
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Disruptions to the marine environment, from collapsing food webs to ocean acidification, can pose threats to our own survival.
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Several of the nominees are millionaires or billionaires and have vast webs of financial interests that must be untangled.
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The city of Octavia quivers above a massive abyss, held up only by fragile spider webs that won't last forever.
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Teens and young adults live on the digital plane, navigating complex webs of friendships, entertainment and academia through their phones.
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Spiders create webs by spinning liquid protein into silk that is pound-for-pound stronger than steel, yet extremely flexible.
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Since Ancient Greece, cultures have treated wounds by rubbing them with spider webs, believing this prevented blood loss and infection.
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From billion-dollar webs of offshore agreements to shady investments, the Panama Papers have proved the pervasiveness of financial loopholes.
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The two regimes are alike in being based not on strong, visible institutions but on invisible webs of personal relationships.
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The difference is, those other creatures have webs between their elbows and legs that help them glide between the trees.
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In fact, spider webs are so customizable, the researchers hypothesize that specific features of silk evolved for this very purpose.
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Blair's Operation WEBS (Women Empowered Build Strong) runs a stability home in California and builds tiny homes for women veterans.
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Up to a few hundred females can live in these webs, overhanging bodies of water such as rivers and lakes.
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The webs the micrathena spiders have spun in the darkness have not yet been torn by falling leaves and wind.
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He zips around the living room on pretend spider webs and fights imaginary bad guys, much to his mother's chagrin.
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Spiders too can fall victim to a hungry wasp larva that forces it to weave webs to protect its cocoon.
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Like Meireles, Shiota mobilizes large ecologies of meaning through her ephemeral webs that cannot easily be captured by flat photography.
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His depiction of the wallcrawler — with bigger eyes on his mask and more dynamic webs — proved especially popular with fans.
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He also is CEO of a cabinet agency with webs of programmatic responsibilities and a global workforce of 75,000 people.
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Nearly always at the center of Iran's intricate webs of power, he is famous for his pragmatism and political acumen.
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As a result, he was gifted with fast reflexes, perfect vision, strength, and webs that shot out of his wrists.
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Chatzaki told CNN the webs often turn into sheet-like covers that are home to thousands of spiders living underneath.
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Spider webs, on the other hand, are works of natural art, at least until you expose said spiders to drugs.
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But Hawaii was fresh out of the oven at this stage in history, and spider webs were few and far between.
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There are thousands of species of sheet-weavers, and you've probably walked through one of their webs by accident some point.
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Flowers might fold up their petals, spiders might roll up their webs, the birds near you could settle down to sleep.
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"They came from a little book I found, from the forties, of the different kinds of webs spiders make," she explained.
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But his curiosities soon led him to focus on spiders and their webs, which had been largely ignored in academic research.
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His home, and his clan, seems to suck him in, with its "webs of subtle comfort, of knowing and being known".
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The Versatile Forward sits in the middle of the positional scale with a skill set that spider webs in all directions.
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Workers have also installed reproductions of floral carpeting and shimmery wallpaper from the 1880s patterned with spider webs, bees and honeycombs.
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After surveying college students on campus and online, Dr. Rinker found that many students form complex webs of compensatory drinking behaviors.
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His vocation is collecting dreams, flickering webs of light that he catches with a net and stores in carefully labeled jars.
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For Halloween, I guess it's more like a tombstone marker over a crypt in the graveyard — at midnight, with spider webs.
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The writing, the connection between Wallace and Ahmed, the intertwined webs of Ahmed's life were all emotionally moving and thought-provoking.
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Dr. Hormiga and colleagues say based on this analysis that the ability to make orb webs must have arisen multiple times.
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Outside my window, enhancing the haunted tales of hotel ghosts shared with me by the concierge, were webs of live spiders.
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He was in New York recently, to visit an exhibit of his old painted webs at Apex Art, a SoHo gallery.
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Its red and brown extremes would keep spinning their webs, refuse to help him, and wait for the Republic's final collapse.
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Other gang-related tattoos included images of the Virgin of Guadalupe; spider webs; three dots; barbed wire; and yin-yang symbols.
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The list reveals the government's substantial investment in mapping out webs of intimate family and social connections among the Uighur population.
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She can assemble webs of folky fingerpicking or stack up distorted hard-rock guitars, and she often touches down in reggae.
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Argentinian artist Tomás Saraceno's "Sonic Cosmic Webs" (2016), made up of two beautifully fragile spider webs illuminated by a light projection, and Wang Gongxin's "The Dialogue" (1995), consisting of two suspended light bulbs that alternately dip into a dark pool of ink, are highly subtle and evocative commentaries on the tenuousness, and even the imperceptibility of truth.
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The fantasy of the typical Front Mission hero is that they are able to arm themselves, get a grasp of the broader webs of power and conspiracy they confront, and use their capacity for violence to cut through those webs to set things right in a way soldiers implicated in a vast modern military machine rarely can.
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The strands or clumps cast shadows on the retina, appearing as specks, dots, clouds or spider webs in your field of vision.
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First, special counsel Robert Mueller will never be able to untangle the tangled webs with any credibility and needs to step aside.
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A spill in these cold and dark waters could turn into an unmitigated disaster, affecting food webs and Arctic wildlife for decades.
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SpidermanYou may not be able to shoot webs, but you can still use this role-play idea to tie your partner up.
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The four-inch chocolate webs, complete with spider, are fashioned by Veruca Chocolates in Chicago and come three flavors to the box.
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Orb-style webs are made by diverse spiders, however, and there are two different types, one that's sticky and one that's not.
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Mosquitoes and flies, which also develop inside the pitcher's fluid, get trapped in X. beaveri webs when exiting the plant as adults.
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For Darlene, Angela, and Dom, finding power is about carving out a place for themselves within the larger webs they're caught in.
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Sea ice melt cleared the way for a series of algae blooms in the region, which can have widespread effects on food webs.
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Prior to this discovery, scientists found traces of spider webs containing insects, and even a fossilized scene of a spider attacking a wasp.
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How did you see him in the story, and what made him a good fit for this season about complicated webs of relationships?
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Carved pumpkins, cottony spider webs and pointy witches have long been popular Halloween decorations in New York and many places across the country.
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Metaviral spawn chewed into the cometry chunks that anchored the vast cluster, spinning out a string of flimsy receiver webs twenty kilometers across.
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It became incorporated in both terrestrial and marine food webs throughout the globe and so naturally entered the diets of animals and fish.
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The ghoul enthusiasm and scattered webs of wires and equipment look uncannily like the slew of ghost hunting television currently broadcasted ad nauseum.
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"There'll be tick nests and spider webs, and the terrain is like this," he said, putting his hand in an almost vertical position.
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Draped in real clothes, they have cartoonish papier-mâché heads and are held upright by networks of black yarn that imitate spider webs.
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An increase in nocturnality among certain species may also have far-reaching consequences for ecosystems, reshaping species interactions and cascading through food webs.
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They're also for stunning and killing spiders as incubation hosts, wrapping them up in their own webs, and injecting them with wasp eggs.
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You're never just a hero; you're Spider-Man, traveling through the world and writing wrongs minor and major with your fists and webs.
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Over here are the wolf spiders; over there the builders of underground funnel webs, as well as the orb weavers and black widows.
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An old Ironman trophy, with a nut for a head, sat high on the naked door frame, coated in dust and spider webs.
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I'm hanging plastic spider webs and plastic jack-o'-lanterns in my lavender bush because they're the most basic decorations in the world.
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Taken together, however, they become the very webs holding the MCU together, the backdrop against which the rest of these stories can take place.
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A slide show of abstract webs and networks of connected organisms visualize artificial neuron connections and the growth and gradual sophistication of neural networks.
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The complex webs of suppliers, middlemen and skilled workers on which these ecosystems rely are unlikely to disappear from it in the foreseeable future.
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Dr Czaczkes's interest in whether city life shapes spiders' behaviour began when he saw lots of fat, happy arachnids building webs near Regensburg's streetlamps.
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Image: David E. Hill, Peckham Society, Simpsonville, South CarolinaSpiders are already horrifying, with their eight beady little eyes and spindly legs and sticky webs.
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Twisting across their respective surfaces like spider webs or spiral galaxies, her murals often focus around a singular shape illustrated in the negative space.
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I catch up on a few house chores — folding laundry, cleaning up the yard, sweeping spider webs off of the front porch, and vacuuming.
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This allows spiders, who don't see very well, to sense the integrity of their webs, and to detect the presence of prey and mates.
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Alligators may seem an odd choice for such an experiment, but they serve as a good proxy for studying food webs of the past.
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In a transnational world of webs and networks, we should not be surprised that U.S. international engagement increasingly comes from below the federal level.
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On the internet, though, we actively follow intricate webs of links and often end up in lurid virtual precincts we have never previously visited.
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That's the basics, but Spidey can also run up walls, launch himself across rooftops on zipline webs, and even do tricks as he falls.
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Melville's great gift was to emphasize both the radical isolation of individuals and the sticky webs of social obligation in which they nonetheless exist.
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The way all of our personal webs intersect, I bet it wouldn't be two weeks before he was aware of how to contact you.
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Others tell untruths for the president, sometimes at his request, sometimes out of loyalty, and get caught in gummy webs of their own devising.
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And pandemics do disrupt supply chains, which are actually intricate webs, in multiple ways that span the globe and usually take time to recover.
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North Face's entry is Futurelight technology—spiderweight webs of lightweight, breathable waterproofing material that keep rain and wind out while releasing heat and vapor.
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My favorite time to seek out webs is in the early hours, when spider silk is at its most splendid, often glistening with dew.
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Their depth charts resemble elaborate spider webs―they have players who can fill in here and there and, in a pinch, there and here.
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Microorganisms such as plankton consume the stripped down remnants of the foam and, in turn, allow them to infiltrate food webs in ever-increasing concentrations.
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But more importantly, there are probably a lot of other places where the changing climate or human activity messes with entire food webs and ecosystems.
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"The 'Rise of Algae' created food webs with more efficient nutrient and energy transfers," they write in the study published yesterday in the journal Nature.
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Almost two-thirds of rural spiderlings built their webs in the dark part of the box, but only half of their urban cousins did so.
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Pishevar helped start several more companies including Freewebs, which later changed its name to Webs and eventually sold to Vistaprint for $117.5 million in 2011.
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There's also a haunted forest full of yellow, green, and orange glowing trees, a wall with a giant spider, and webs hung throughout the building.
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A curious reality of life on Lico was that there were very few birds, but lots and lots of spiders — which meant lots of webs.
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Monadjem: The only way to walk was to carry a stick vertically in front of you that would capture the spider webs as you walked.
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McKenna has been making photograms for years—of rain, leaves, and spider webs—but this latest series feels like a sharp turn towards new horizons.
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These early arachnids, scientifically classified as Chimerarachne yingi, contain the spinneret organs that modern spiders use to create their spectacular, varied, and complex aerial webs.
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The species, parawixia bistriata, is a rare social spider which builds webs so fine that they are near impossible to see with the human eye.
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After opening the app, a user can hold their phone up to the murals—which look like pixelated webs—to reveal intricate layers in motion.
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With everything from haunted house-shaped night lights that double as wall fragrance holsters to candle holders shaped like spider webs, there's something for everyhome.
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There are electric webs, deployable drones that help Spidey out, tripmines, a suspended gravity matrix that really ruins a bad guy's day, and way more.
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Scientific research has shown that the persistent threat of ocean warming jeopardizes the survival of coral reefs, and alters food webs, fisheries and larger ecosystems.
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A sense of muted agitation seems to undergird their fidgeting gestures, also coming through strongly in the webs of hissing textures sewn throughout their arrangements.
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The filings shed new light on the business webs and conflicts held by some of Trump's most prominent aides and advisers when they entered government.
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Freedom from a corrupt social order, as the characters achieve it, means excision from the economic webs that underpin not just material but social life.
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For Erica Vladimer, the former staffer who had accused Mr. Klein, the endorsement was more evidence of the impossibility of change amid Albany's political webs.
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Uber has always been about the network, spending much of the past decade weaving webs of drivers, passengers, restaurants, bikes, scooters, and (someday) flying cars.
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Salutes to the rough glories of the period's downtown scene begin with wallpaper, by Keith Haring, printed with linear webs made in his sprightly style.
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The researchers interviewed the community and observed their foraging strategies and reconstructed food webs in the desert before the Martu left, and after they returned.
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In case your preferred mode of transportation is via webs instead of horses, you can also save $20 on Marvel's Spider-Man at Amazon right now.
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Public scrutiny of health-care provision, not to mention complex webs of national regulations and payments systems, mean that investors have often preferred products to services.
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I always aim to draw limitless paintings, so creating these webs is like drawing in the air where I have no limit compared to a canvas.
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Webs of "water jet-cut" velvet backed by leather formed bomber jackets and stiff skirts, and it was all held together, mostly, by crystal bungee cords.
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Their study, which now appears in the Journal of the Royal Society Interface, demonstrates that spiders can in fact tune their webs to transmit specific messages.
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Researchers exposed spiders to a range of different chemicals — including caffeine, marijuana, and Benzedrine — and noted how differently they spin webs under the influence of each.
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The study, published in the journal Ecology, demonstrates that food webs are more complex than you might think, and might even offer predictions about shark behavior.
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"Plants and insects are important parts of the food webs on land, and many other organisms rely on them for food and shelter," said Mr. Donovan.
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Through its M-Pesa mobile money product, Safaricom built one of Africa's most robust commercial webs and now aims to leverage it as a social network.
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Vast russet-colored fields, once devoted to crops, were crowded with mud—spattered tents, webs of clotheslines, eddies of plastic bags, children investigating mounds of refuse.
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Aleichem both celebrates human comedy and chronicles inhuman tragedy, while spinning colorful webs of language that bring alive the teeming world of the Eastern European shtetl.
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Just like superheroes, cybersecurity experts protect the public from threats and vulnerabilities – they just don't have the ability to fly or shoot webs from their hands.
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Today, falling walls and spreading webs — which criminals and nations can use to poison democratic societies — are becoming the biggest threat to the success of liberty.
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They worked with silk strands collected from three species of spider that build their webs in different environments, and set these down on nutrient-rich plates.
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They did not reject the profoundly conservative mores of family, village, neighborhood and religious hierarchy, whose webs of control emerged relatively unscathed from the revolutionary period.
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The Spider-Man experience will consist of a ride called the W.E.B. (Worldwide Engineering Brigade) which will have guests slinging webs at Spider-Bots run amok.
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With webs of line glowing magenta, yellow, white, violet, and blue over glossy darkness, Johnson combines cosmic scale with the infinitesimal world of protons, neutrons, and electrons.
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Image: Gabriella LuongoFood webs might seem clear to you—grass grows in the sun, cows eat the grass, you eat the cow, you play on the computer.
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Presumably, this is because, besides any webs involved, the whole business of flying round and round such lights is a fitness-reducing waste of time and energy.
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I am bothered by the words, but even morso the heads that turn and follow, sticking to me like spider webs, and covering me in unwashable slop.
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Superheroes had incredible abilities, yes, but they were also often the victims of prejudice themselves, or trapped in moral webs stronger than anything Spider-Man ever thwipped.
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They reacted to a July 11, 1991, total solar eclipse in Mexico by frantically disassembling their webs as soon as the total coverage of the sun began.
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It's due to recent heavy flooding in the Launceston area, with spiders taking refuge high up from the waters, which has left trees swathed in silky webs.
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High degrees of connections make second-order thinking all the more critical, because denser webs of relationships make it easier for actions to have far-reaching consequences.
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The new animated movie will feature the character of Miles Morales, the 13-year-old from Brooklyn who learned how to sling webs in the original hit.
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Her drawings of birds, framed beneath convex glass, like Victorian specimens, are punctured with patterns of migration paths, food webs, and other charts sourced from scientific documents.
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The wasps "hijack" the brains of spiders known to live in communal webs and force them to abandon their colonies and protect the wasp's larva for them.
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Yes, Jun Takahashi at Undercover created sinisterly beautiful black suits with spider webs creased into their surfaces, as though making uniforms for a sect of stealth assassins.
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As Rose tries to rescue both Harriet and herself, "Little Sister" picks apart the "bony webs" that structure a life, disperses the clouds of refusal and failure.
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Imagine typing Serengeti or Australia into Google Maps and seeing vibrantly illustrated webs of well-documented animal migration patterns and recognized wildlife habitats alongside human-built infrastructure.
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Ultimately, kleptopredation shows that food webs are complex pathways where energy and nutrients travel between plants and animals—far more complex than just big fish eats little fish.
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Now, each lavishly decorated page of Death is haunted by the museum's former mission to dissect and display the webs of connective tissue linking art, sex, and death.
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On the wall opposite the video, are small, framed, mocked-up spider webs and then a large, mock spider web hung between an exposed beam and a wall.
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"You Get What You Need" has (rightfully) received stellar reviews across the board for how well it wrapped up seven episodes' worth of dark and tangled suburban webs.
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Along with a single-line poem on the hard heads of raccoons (I've almost given it all away), spiders weave webs, coyotes are intelligent, and ravens are stoic.
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Ostrom pointed out that the legal status of property is only one strand in webs of formal and informal norms that often mitigate the ills that Hardin feared.
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In life, Landon was wounded by gossip—"the spiders of society/ They weave their petty webs of lies and sneers"—and by the "cold mockery" of the critics.
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The Army is exploring whether the material spiders use to make their webs could be used to replace Kevlar and provide lighter, stronger and more comfortable protective gear.
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At the very beginning of the game, you can pummel bank robbers with acrobatic moves and nimbly scamper across buildings while using webs to swing across huge chasms.
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As a bonus, the observations answered a mystery as to which spiders get the best places to catch bugs when the colony sets up its webs every day.
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The game lacks Rain World's fizzing sense of life but goes big on representing webs of interconnectedness, helped along greatly by the narration of British philosopher Alan Watts.
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Empowering both states to be full democracies with a clear separation of power and functional state institutions is the path to disentangling the webs that sustain Iranian influence.
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After studying spiders' DNA and their webs, Bolt Threads' engineers developed similar proteins that are injected into yeast and sugar and then subjected to a proprietary fermentation process.
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The papers — millions of confidential documents from the Mossack Fonseca law firm in Panama — identify international politicians, business leaders and celebrities involved in webs of suspicious financial transactions.
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" By rigorously exploring the history of materials and objects, he added, Mr. Rakowitz "weaves dense webs of meaning in distinct bodies of work rich with insight and surprise.
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Ransomware has become a digital epidemic for the public sector, which often manages large, tangled webs of computer networks, running older software, with limited budgets to defend them.
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With Keith David at the head of the clerical family, Greenleaf promises plenty of drama as the Greenleafs and their parish try to make sense of their tangled webs.
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Dogs bark from the balconies of half-built homes as kids kick a ball around one narrow alley, beneath webs of tangled cables leaching power from hot-wired streetlamps.
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Igor Armicach, a doctoral student at Hebrew University's Arachnid Collection, inspects giant webs spun by long-jawed spiders (Tetragnatha) along the Soreq creek bank, near Jerusalem, on Nov. 7.
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Spiders may start taking their webs down, birds may start calling, cicadas may chirp, bees may head back to their hives, and chickens may scamper back to their coops.
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Click here to view original GIFThe one redeeming feature of a spider is that the webs they create are usually too small, or too weak, to entrap a human.
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Schulte said when the Spider-man sculpture was installed in May, it didn't have the spider webs coming out of the hands because it was a work in progress.
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It was her L7 gene in operation: a gene that created its own interpretations, like dosing spiders with hallucinogens then marveling at the faulty webs they start to spin.
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And then broader effects on the seafood supply are expected—that's based on models and more indirect information, so we've yet to fully demonstrate the effects on food webs.
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Each motion of the fighter's body is outlined and traced through by a trail of digital dust particles, a mesh of geometric planes, or a stream of fractal webs.
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Adding to the ever expanding list of instances when Australian fauna has acted downright unfriendly, a couple has stumbled across a blanket of spider webs enveloping an entire park.
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Susan Hefuna, who works in Cairo, New York and Düsseldorf, draws linear maps of Manhattan's gridded streets on tracing paper, then layers the drawings to produce wobbly, unraveling webs.
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"During this event, trick-or-treaters will enjoy seeing the South Portico decorated in spider webs, creating a festive look and feel," the White House said in a release.
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Moreover, a 2017 study in Nature Ecology & Evolution found that seismic surveys tripled the mortality rate of zooplankton, the tiny organisms that form the bedrock of ocean food webs.
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The papers — millions of leaked confidential documents from the Mossack Fonseca law firm in Panama — identify international politicians, business leaders and celebrities involved in webs of suspicious financial transactions.
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Polyamory can take many different forms, from triads, where three people all date each other monogamously, to entire webs of people dating each other openly and without rigid boundaries.
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SAUGERTIES, N.Y. — Joe Sinnott says spider webs drive him crazy, even though he has been drawing them for over 50 years for one of the world's most famous superheroes.
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One day, filing out to the yard, he walked through a gauntlet of correction officers holding wooden batons, their arms sleeved in tattoos—skulls, dragons, spider webs wrapped around elbows.
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That observation was weird and rare unto itself, but the UBC scientist also watched as these same spiders began to spin webs of densely spun silk and bits of foliage.
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The race to develop and exploit autonomous vehicle technology is reshaping the hierarchy of the automotive industry, replacing traditional top-down manufacturing relationships with complex webs of alliances and acquisitions.
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Dona Jercina Martinelli, the teen's grandmother, told the site that there were "a lot more webs and thousands of spiders than it appears in the video," per an English translation.
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"The predatory lifestyles of certain radiodontan offspring adds further tiering complexity to Cambrian marine food webs, and would have likely placed extra selective pressures on animal communities," the researchers wrote.
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Facebook is trying to shine a light on one of the more confusing aspects of the advertising industry: how webs of seemingly unrelated companies use your data to serve ads.
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NRF said the card companies use their market power to "unfairly leverage their brands and proprietary technology through webs of closely controlled interdependent bodies and compliance regimes" including the council.
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In the early 1950s, Guston was one of the most influential abstract expressionists, delivering tightly composed webs of often pink or red brushstrokes that some critics thought evocative of Monet.
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However, as he moved across the hotel room, he stumbled across Gyllenhaal, who will be playing villain Mysterio, pretending to shoot webs out of his hands in the bathroom mirror.
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And this winching behaviour is used to excellent effect to keep the threads tight at all times, as we can all observe and test in the webs in our gardens.
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The surprise appearance started when Kimmel's cohost Guillermo Rodriguez ran onstage wearing the famous red mask while pretending to shoot webs from his wrist — one of Spidey's go-to moves.
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These specialized hunters have abandoned the idea of webs altogether, instead hunting by prodding along the forest with a pair of thin, sensitive, antennae-like legs, like an arachnid Slenderman.
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The Weaver by Emmi Itäranta Eliana is a weaver in the House of Webs, and harbors a secret: she can dream, an ability that is forbidden on her home island.
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It wasn't chill and I had to evacuate myself in the nearest bush, replete with needles and graffiti, with only a few spider's webs and chip bags for toilet paper.
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A South Korean court found former President Park Geun-hye guilty of bribery on Friday over a scandal that exposed webs of corruption between political leaders and the country's conglomerates.
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In the fifth season, I've come to realize that Younger's most revelatory character may not be Liza or Kelsey, who keep getting trapped in deceitful webs of their own making.
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On our planet, microbes like Rhizobium (which converts atmospheric nitrogen to biological nitrogen that can be used by plants) help maintain the gases our atmosphere and drive our food webs.
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They emerged into an uncrowded gallery, containing a retrospective of the Latvian-American artist Vija Celmins, known for her photo-realistic renderings of spider webs, star fields, and desert floors.
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Different types of phytoplankton absorb light differently, and if climate change shifts one community of phytoplankton to another, that will also change the types of food webs they can support.
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Humans have long trapped animals in cages, nets and snares, but the tangled webs of vanity, curiosity, cruelty and fear we cast over other creatures may be even more perilous.
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I showed Rachel the incense-filled Man Mo Temple and the stone wall trees, banyans whose sprawling gray roots clung to the faces of old retaining walls like dense webs.
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Webs of duct tape, the ladder one must climb into the unfinished attic, hot as a coffin— going up the light bulb shatters against my skull and the shadows deepen.
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The science around plastic impacts on humans is young, but we know plastics can disrupt marine food webs in a number of ways, and that alone is cause for action.
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Evidence suggests an intrusion in several key food webs: a polyphagous predator which ate its way through tertiary and secondary consumers with such abandon that it likely caused its own extinction.
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In the first place, they're covered in scales that give the butterfly its distinctive pattern and help the butterfly escape from spider webs—kind of like a technicolor suit of armor.
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The company's influence webs out so far it could also be felt in at least another four stories, including one about the Essential, a phone we billed as "the Anti-iPhone."
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Anyone could commit murder, but only the wealthy and powerful had the resources required to move ill-gotten capital through complicated webs of companies created at their behest by expensive lawyers.
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It is happening: capes and superpowers and webs from your fingers or whatever, are all the deciding factors in whether or not people get up and go to see your movie.
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One of the biggest challenges facing regulators is that many trusts employ a baffling array of structures, and funnel money through complex webs of beneficiaries, which makes untangling transactions extremely difficult.
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Radiotherapists can create webs of gamma rays, whose intersections deliver doses high enough to kill tumours but which do less damage to healthy tissue as they enter and leave the body.
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By varying the construction algorithm, the researchers have designed cosmic webs that link up in a number of different ways; based on the size, proximity, and relative velocities of individual galaxies.
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To learn more, researchers from Oxford University and Universidad Carlos III de Madrid explored the links between the material properties of spider webs and how vibrations propagate through the silken strands.
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New donors will often get caught in the spider webs of "scam PACs" — political action committees that seemingly exist solely to make their leadership rich — that are woven anew every cycle.
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"Through a combination of classic effects and innovative technologies, guests will be able to sling webs, just like Spider-Man, in an interactive, totally cool, but family-friendly adventure," said Chapek.
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Mr. Buehler had modeled two-dimensional webs only on the computer and was astounded by the artist's photographs of a black widow spider's web he had manually scanned millimeter by millimeter.
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She is known for her vast, room-spanning webs of threads, with which she links everyday objects (such as keys, windows, dresses, shoes, boats, and suitcases) within an abstract, linear network.
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Long after we get this idea and learn that the malady, called the Aurora virus, is a worldwide blight, the women whose webs have been disturbed start doing their zombie thing.
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It takes more than data to change people's mistaken ideas about vaccines and guns—there must also be a story that connects, in some important way, to people's webs of belief.
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For decades, scientists who studied food webs drew lines between species — between wildebeest and the grass they grazed on, for example, and between the wildebeest and the lions that ate them.
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It's hard not to be impressed as he spins fragile webs of emotion and then yowls like a jungle cat, or when the guitar makes you think of, say, Bob Weir.
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Booker emphasized what he terms "the intersectionality of all life": the idea that humans of all backgrounds, as well as non-human animals, are bound up in webs of mutual interdependence.
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Reysenbach is interested in the tiny creatures that form the bedrock of such deep sea food webs, including Archaea, microbes that may have been the first life to appear on Earth.
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CCAMLR is very aware of the potential for overlap between predators and fishing, and is currently trying to establish more detailed management rules to prevent damaging these vibrant marine food webs.
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But Festo continues to corner the market on unsettling and slightly creepy robots with a machine that can create giant webs and even 3D cocoons that could easily hold a human hostage.
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He travelled the globe, wrote columns for left-wing newspapers and produced six more novels: one, "Foucault's Pendulum" (1988), about an all-encompassing conspiracy theory; another, "Baudolino" (2000), about webs of lies.
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"They're able to very closely change the tension of their webs... This means they have a mechanism for directly controlling both the tension and the stiffness of their silk fibers," Mortimer said.
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In The VOID, the goal is to make it as real as possible, so swinging around on vines or webs or grappling hooks or whatever, I would honestly want to do it.
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Put those things together and you begin to see that the web is getting split into different kinds of webs: one regular one, another AMP one, and yet a third from Facebook.
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Not only do these organisms make up the bedrock of aquatic food webs, their photosynthetic processes produce half the world's oxygen and sequester about 10 gigatons of carbon into the deep ocean.
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He convinced not only the jury, but members of the media and social justice organizations that systemic racial biases deeply rooted in the L.A.P.D. had woven tangled webs in the Simpson case.
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"At the scale of Google and Yahoo with hundreds of millions of users you can't just make webs of trust that are that big," Yan Zhu told me in a phone interview.
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This is bad news for bugs and humans alike, because insects play a crucial role in pollinating our crops and stabilizing many of the food webs and ecosystems that we rely on.
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Mr. Saraceno sees the spiders and their silky homes as works of art in themselves — he has previously exhibited their webs, meticulously spun in Plexiglas boxes, as sculptures in galleries and museums.
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But as suspended networks, spider webs are also metaphors for Mr. Saraceno's broader body of work, which includes floating sculptures, interactive installations, community projects and even experiments with solar-powered human flight.
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Then they asked what the most logical way for those traits to have arisen, looking for the most likely route from ancestors with various different webs to those that spiders build today.
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Within an hour of the conviction, political candidates and government watchdog groups were already lobbing criticism of Albany's seemingly intractable webs of money and power — and of the power brokers, including Gov.
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The detours make sense in a book about meandering people making detours of their own, bringing to mind Laurie Colwin or Mona Simpson — other spinners of precise fictional webs about sloppy people.
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Moreover, because webs are often built in environments, like forests and bogs, that are rife with these bugs, there should be ample opportunities for bacteria to settle on the strands and feast.
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O'Hara, who is usually busy as a Broadway star, says she never expected to do a webs series but believes this one will bring in an older crowd who prefer shows like Homeland.
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As British grifter Sarah Manning (the titanic Tatiana Maslany) and her clone sisters (also Maslany) spiraled deeper and deeper into webs of conspiracies, so did we; being overwhelmed was part of the point.
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The company recently opened new headquarters in Silver Spring, Md. Mokhtarzada said Truebill still has an office in San Francisco, but he noted that he and his co-founders/brothers previously built Webs.
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But the questions remain: How did all these politicians, dictators, criminals, billionaires and celebrities amass vast wealth and then benefit from elaborate webs of shell companies to disguise their identities and their assets?
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Suddenly, any restaurant could be attacked on the basis of these incredibly complicated webs of conspiracy, all of which—as far as facts are concerned—seemed to be spun out of thin air.
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On a lazy, almost-warm Sunday last month, we drove to the Red Lobster in Woodbridge, N.J., where we were met with a 20-minute wait in a vestibule strewn with spider webs.
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The #MeToo movement has proved that spider webs of protection for predators can be ripped apart in an instant, that unspeakable things that have been tolerated for decades can suddenly be deemed intolerable.
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Bullough offers in sometimes excessive detail anecdotes of the rich and not-so-famous secreting fortunes, often through webs of interlocking trusts that disguise identity and place assets beyond the reach of governments.
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FRANKFURT/DETROIT (Reuters) - The race to develop and exploit autonomous vehicle technology is reshaping the hierarchy of the automotive industry, replacing traditional top-down manufacturing relationships with complex webs of alliances and acquisitions.
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And just like those older neural nets, they consume all the examples you might give them, forming their own webs of inference that can then be applied to pictures they've never seen before.
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The first mission is to promote policies to make sure children are enmeshed in webs of warm relationships: child tax credits, early childhood education, parental leave, schools that emphasize social and emotional learning.
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"As midlevel predators, snakes may be an integral part of food webs consuming a large number of rodents and other animals and they themselves being consumed by larger mammalian and avian predators," said Burbrink.
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Dozens of plump Golden Orb Weavers cover the ceiling of a converted greenhouse, basking in the tropical humidity and lush foliage, as their intricate webs pluck delicacies from an ever-present swarm of flies.
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Sensor webs and the Internet of Things have enabled efficient earthquake early-warning systems, while remote sensing via satellites and drones provide quick assessments of damage and people affected, and help prioritize relief efforts.
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When he writes about me, he understands and is able to articulate the little kind of secret tangled webs I have inside that I'm trying to put out into the plate — he understands it.
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The researchers make several assessments, using the amount of food individual spiders need to eat, the number of insects they catch in their webs, and the number of insects they kill on the hunt.
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OXFORD, England (Reuters) - Spiders can control the tension and stiffness of their webs to optimize their sensory powers, helping them locate and identify prey as well as partners, according to researchers at Oxford University.
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Because planes contain hugely messy and complex webs of wires to connect electrical systems, technicians have to manually build them out, a painstaking process based on PDF assembly guide viewed on a laptop screen.
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Mr. Saraceno, who is known for making huge inflatable sculptures and complex gallery-size webs that can evoke floating cities, neural pathways and the infinitely expanding cosmos, was CAST's inaugural visiting artist in 2012.
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For example, "The Human Torch's favorite band?" is ARCADE FIRE, "Spiderman's favorite band?" is THE SPINNERS (because he spins webs), and "Batman's favorite rapper?" is LIL WAYNE (because Batman's true identity is Bruce Wayne).
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The basic theme of the work was to heighten awareness of the often invisible state security apparatuses and agents operating both domestically and internationally and the shadowy ethics that govern these webs of intrigue.
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Assuming his support, they widened the scope of their corruption investigations, uncovering webs of organized crime permeating the electoral process, and implicating the business community and politicians, including members of Mr. Morales's political party.
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It was late October, and the truck stop was lavishly bedecked with the ghoulish paraphernalia of the season — plastic jack-o'-lanterns, cotton spider webs, wall-mounted witches on broomsticks and other festive gewgaws.
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Anton will also show what looks like otherworldly clothing made by Robert Adale Davis, a Texas-based artist in his early sixties who spins thick webs of string around jeans, jackets and other garments.
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"Should snakeheads become established in North American ecosystems, their predatory behavior could drastically disrupt food webs and ecological conditions, thus forever changing native aquatic systems by modifying the array of native species," the agency warned.
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You can do your best to untangle the wide webs of fake news and garbled conspiracy, but immersed in a constant flow of absurd information, it can become hard to tell which way is up.
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After a recent move, I found mounds of cords and wires, strung together in wily webs, a woven chronology in the way life had changed over the past decade as I cycled through fleeting gadgets.
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Spiders typically spin webs by producing silk from their silk glands with the help of their spinnerets, which are special organs that allow them to decide what type of thread they need at various points.
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My fellow fans, these musicians, people they worked with, and I traded resources in webs of gift exchange guided by friendship, obligation, and prestige alongside money, maintaining social ties, and building community as we did.
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Her response to a question about a 2015 patent dispute over a toy glove that could shoot "webs" revealed at once Kagan's rhetorical flair and, more importantly for today's Supreme Court, her regard for precedent.
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Yet they have long fought privacy advocates opposed to the program by saying the NSA needs its metadata collection programs to provide it with the capacity to map out the social webs around terror suspects.
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He notes that neural networking techniques—in which webs of nodes function as information processing units in ways similar to biological neurons—are immensely powerful when it comes to learning patterns from very large datasets.
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All of them, he says, have become corrupted by norms and misplaced incentives that in turn corrupt the behavior of actors who are themselves operating not out of venality but are caught in institutional webs.
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Again and again, investigators delving into the backgrounds of lone-wolf mass killers or terrorist organizations find online dens of like-minded hatemongers, weaving webs of delusions and lies that snag vulnerable and alienated minds.
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Personal narratives and accounts of organizing are voiced from Black and brown and queer disabled people, radically reimagining the ways our society is structured, uplifting visions and models for care webs that create collective access.
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While these Riverdale webs are woven and expectations are set for the episodes to come, our good pal Archie finds himself getting too caught up in trying to do Sheriff Keller's (Martin Cummins) job for him.
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This means that in order to hit maximum velocity, you'll need to descend until you just about hit the pavement before shooting out your webs and reaching an incredible height, soaring high above the city's skyline.
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There simply wouldn't be enough time for an equilibrium to set in across the affected niches, resulting in disturbed food webs and the associated population booms and crashes, not to mention the influx of invasive species.
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One of the more significant extensions of global governance has come in the economic realm, where intricate webs of interdependence can allow bad things—like rising prices caused by trade wars—to spread far and fast.
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Sometimes he left the painted webs attached to the rods—when they collapsed, maybe after a couple of years, he'd collect the detritus in a signed plastic baggie, or else he'd make collages with the fragments.
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The difference as far as season two is so far concerned, though, is that she's lost the people who've enabled her to go this hard all the time, leaving her to spin these elaborate webs alone.
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You could watch Leaving Neverland and still choose to believe that Robson and Safechuck's stories are elaborate webs of baldfaced lies designed so that they can benefit, in some way, from a brilliant, troubled dead man.
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While some cities do have impressive webs of efficient rail, for the most part, we are a car-dependent society because Americans largely don't understand how transit should work and see no need to prioritize it.
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Once Jake falls through the "rabbit hole" — the time portal lurking in the back of Al's diner — he falls deeper and deeper into webs of conspiracy and the stalwart belief that he has a capital M Mission.
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Princess costumes: The good and bad For kids, dressing a a superhero meant they could see themselves doing everything their caped adventurers could do: they can fly, crush cars, chase bad guys and shoot out spider webs.
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While fiber optic cables are made of glass or plastic, and are designed to keep from reacting with the environment around them, spider's webs are made of proteins that do react to a number of different chemicals.
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The researchers responsible for the grim experiment, a team led by Craig McClain and Clifton Nunnally from the Louisiana University Marine Consortium (LUMCON), were studying how material from terrestrial environments enrich food webs in deep-ocean environments.
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Indeed, some of the most successful Spiderman and Elsa clips boast more than 250 million views, and channels like "Webs & Tiaras - Toy Monster Compilations," which specialise in superhero and princess clips, have more than 5 million subscribers.
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The Adelaide scientists set up 12 large tanks, each holding 1,800 litres of water, in a temperature-controlled room to replicate complex marine food webs, and test the effects of ocean acidification and warming over six months.
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Whatever it may say about these bleak times, true-crime documentaries (in feature film and series form) have proven among the most bingeable of entertainments, drawing us ever deeper into their webs of suspects, clues and whiteboards.
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Whatever it may say about these bleak times, true-crime documentaries (in feature film and series form) have proven among the most bingeable of entertainments, drawing us ever deeper into their webs of suspects, clues and whiteboards.
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Superhero stories have played with this connection before, from "Spider-Man," with Peter Parker wrestling with his newfound responsibility and ability to shoot webs, to "Marvel's Runaways" on Hulu, in which superpowers are a freighted family legacy.
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Félicette followed Hector, a rat launched by the French space program in 1961; spiders Arabella and Anita spun webs on Skylab 3 in 1973; two tortoises were stowed on the 1968 Soviet spacecraft that circled the Moon.
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We need to develop, this is some of the work that my friend Brewster Kahle is doing at the Internet Archives to build decentralized webs so that we don't have to put so much pressure on Facebook.
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Not only must the storefronts be sideloaded, but nearly every piece of software available in those storefronts must also be independently sideloaded, revealing confusing webs of what appear to be fake companies with access to Apple's enterprise certificates.
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These include tattoos of clocks without hands, prison walls and spider webs, all reflecting the tedium of incarceration, and a popular tattoo depicting the thespian masks of comedy and tragedy along with the slogan "Laugh now, cry later".
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In his new biography of the tormented delta, Jonathan Miles, a British cultural historian, manoeuvres swiftly through these tragedies, devoting the bulk of his attention to the social and cultural life beneath the city's "spiders' webs of tramlines".
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Then, just as printed pages are cut by guillotines from such webs for binding into newspapers, magazines or books, these printed items are cut out and used in products ranging from solar cells to display screens to batteries.
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What Pecora pulled the curtain back on was not just individual dishonesty but systematic self-dealing, stock watering, runaway bonuses, and deceptive webs of holding companies—the "financial instruments" of the 1920s—that sound all too familiar today.
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What's always been most appealing about Spider-Man is that he's a kid, if one who can spin big, sticky webs and swing from rooftop to rooftop, comparatively rinky-dink talents in the flying, magic-hammering superhero world.
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What's not clear is whether the Ngs entered the building and saw what was inside: a jury-rigged staircase, a blocked exit upstairs, webs of extension cords, propane tanks used to heat water and piles of flammable debris.
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The fossil dates to only one million years after the Great Dying, suggesting that despite the unmatched ecological chaos of the extinction, some ocean food webs quickly bounced back, acquiring enough depth and complexity to support big, apex predators.
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I would join him sometimes, with a cigarette, and we'd sit there together in the dark, lit only by a strand of white Christmas tree lights half-covered in spider webs, wafting in the breeze from the open door.
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By "the loop," she means all the ways that people are denied care by intricate webs of insurance, judicial, and government procedure, jounced from office to office in what can be a long and grueling chase to obtain relief.
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Dr. Bond said that because of the way the researchers categorized the data on web architecture, their analysis creates, among other things, the impression that the use of webs for hunting evolved independently more than 10 times among spiders.
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Having the freedom to work and carry out research in such a sprawling space of his own design — "a universe of dust and spider webs," as he calls it — is crucial to the vast imaginative scope of Saraceno's work.
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Smuggling cases are complex, with agents trying to unspool webs of co-conspirators, which can include recruiters, organizers and people who act as guides, as well as those who maintain "stash houses" and other stopping points along the way.
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The artist's second show with Esther Schipper, a champion gallerist of conceptual art in Berlin, Aerocene conceptually builds upon Saraceno's earlier work, Cloud Cities, a project that imagines a utopia structured after cloud formations, soap bubbles, and spider webs.
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West's wide, freewheeling off-white brushstrokes in "Tjitjiti" (2015), which represent a salt lake in the desert, and Yarinkura's spider webs made from palm leaf, paperbark, and feathers, lack the rigor and technical prowess of many of their cohorts.
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The problem requires not tinkering at the edges, but a concerted effort to put India's economic ecosystem—from underfunded and poorly run schools, to a hopelessly clogged legal system, to ensnaring webs of red tape, to overburdened infrastructure—in sync.
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When Steve told us he was going to teach us how to get on the "world wide web", I imagined some secret underground tunnel where we'd be able to climb gigantic spider webs that connected every town around the world.
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The Times was printed, four pages abreast, on webs of newsprint 64 inches wide, yielding individual pages 16 inches across — or 32 inches for a two-page spread, if you opened up the sheet for the purpose of puppy training.
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Decorating with faux spider webs is a popular way to get ready for Halloween, but you can take your decor to a whole new level of eerie by draping your mantle or mirror with a pack of mummy-like cloths.
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After his 2009 indie hit "(500) Days of Summer," the director Marc Webb was thrust into the blockbuster realm, where he led the rebooted story of a certain cheeky comic book hero who's gifted with an ability to sling webs.
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"You can't bring manufacturing back because of those webs, you would have to bring the entire community back," said Mr. Hargadon, who is now a professor of technology management at the Graduate School of Management at the University of California, Davis.
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Although I'd been instructed to wear modest clothing (I even wore shorts over my running leggings), the inmates had no such restrictions; plenty ran shirtless, tatted up with spider webs on their elbows and telltale teardrops next to their eyes.
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He dedicates one floor to the making of his solar-powered sculptures, another to his Cloud Cities sculptures, and an entire wing of one floor to his Arachnid Research Laboratory, where hundreds of spiders spin webs in large glass tanks.
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The sort of garments that blossom in the imagination and exist outside of time and trend: polka-dot 1940s tea dresses and witchy white robes corseted in crystal spider webs; royal brocade rocker trousers and Midsummer Night's Dream bias-cut silks.
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Mr. Muresan, who's taking part in next month's Venice Biennale, makes allusive "palimpsest" drawings, for which he copies every image from a book of Holbein paintings, or from an issue of Artforum magazine, into dense webs of images and information.
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In 1970, a computer scientist at IBM named Edward Codd decided to formalize this stuff into a new algebra—a novel system of symbols and symbol manipulations meant to organize data not as tangled webs of hierarchies, but as simple tables.
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And when Brienne tries to remind Sansa that Littlefinger has only ever existed to serve his own ends and spin webs for her to step into, Sansa shoos her away like she's trying to shunt a stray moth out the front door.
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"Insects are at the center of many food webs, so if you disturb them, there's an effect on the entire ecosystem," says Franz Hölker, a biologist at Germany's Leibniz Institute of Freshwater Ecology and Inland Fisheries, who was not involved in the study.
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With Snapshot Serengeti, you can sort through images taken by camera traps set up by the University of Minnesota's Lion Center, with the goal of helping researchers understand the food webs, biodiversity and sustainability of the region to assist lion conservation efforts.
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Image: PexelsResearchers from the UK and Spain have shown that spiders are capable of tuning their webs, allowing these eight-legged critters to receive specific information about their environment, including the presence of prey, potential mates, and the structural condition of the web.
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"We will be welcome to an open house where the kids are excited to invite us for a test drive of their latest invention — the web slinger vehicle, which allows anyone to sling webs just like Peter's buddy, Spider-Man," said Drake.
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Or the way the older Upper West Side women would tap me on the shoulder and kindly tell me I had "a run in my stockings," when they were so worn and tattered they more resembled those webs when they've given spiders LSD.
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Aycock and his fellow hunters are spending days and nights slowly creeping across the webs of levees that span the Everglades by foot, bicycle and souped-up SUV looking for the glint of an eye or the shine of brown and black scales.
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There's a child abuse ring run by Clintonites out of a pizzeria in Northwest D.C. All the ambiguities of life can be explained by pointing to the malevolent webs of secret power that only you — you precious, superior few — can see and understand.
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"This difference we found is critically important, because it mirrors the patterns of decline which are being reported widely elsewhere, and insects are absolutely fundamental to food webs and the existence of life on Earth," said Paul Tinsley-Marshall from Kent Wildlife Trust.
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In the next room stands a row of small bright blue canvases, embellished with spider webs and flowers, that feature cheeky phrases (many of them obscene) in a delicate Gothic script in which all the letters have been painted to resemble twigs.
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"Doughnuts are very popular at the moment and this house looks delicious ... We also believe buyers will especially like the absence of right angles on the building as this will stop spiders building their webs in the corners," said the representative from Andrews.
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If going to a physical location isn't an option, you can order your materials from an online store like WEBS, which stocks an enormous variety of yarn, needles and notions at all price points, or Knitpicks, which carries its own affordable house brands.
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"From what I've seen, the reason they are getting these massive views is because kids, especially very young kids, have a tendency to want to watch one thing over and over," says Phil Ranta, who represents one of the top superhero channels, Webs & Tiaras.
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In the 1990s and early 2000s, he and a slew of other Internet Age prophets—many of them writing in this magazine—foretold a digital revolution that would flatten the priesthoods of politics, government, and journalism, and replace them with decentralized webs of direct participation.
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Yet in an age when technology is integrating us more tightly together and delivering tremendous flows of innovation, knowledge, connectivity and commerce, the future belongs to those who build webs not walls, who can integrate not separate, to get the most out of these flows.
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Jodi Kantor and Meagan Twohey's New York Times reporting on the Weinstein allegations — not to mention the webs of secrecy and institutional protection that kept them from coming to light for years — beat Ronan Farrow's initial New Yorker exposé to publication by five days.
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For "Womanhouse," a fabled group installation organized by Judy Chicago and Miriam Schapiro in an abandoned Hollywood mansion in 1972, the artist Faith Wilding created a room-size net of crochet work that recalled spider webs, Gothic horror films and human tissue, including uterine lining.
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If you have a thin educational system that does not help students see the webs of significance between people, does not even help students see how they see, you're going to wind up with a society in which people can't see through each other's lenses.
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Across the nation, voting rights wins have been undercut by laws requiring fines and fees in order to vote, relinquishing voting restoration for felons of certain crimes, and otherwise placing former prisoners in webs of bureaucracy with little clarity over how to regain their rights.
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But the most maddening part of the process is the frequent requirement of a guarantor who owns property in the same city to co-sign the lease, a condition infamous for spinning an awkward of webs of favors between distant relatives, family friends or even ex-lovers.
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Fashion Review 9 Photos View Slide Show ' The ghostly girls in their giant garb (plus Lady Gaga) came stomping into the big white space on skyscraper platforms, eyes and lips outlined in black, shoulders swallowed up by oversize black sorority sweatshirts spotted with sparkling spider webs.
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The use of fact checkers to rate news content on the web has become an increasingly popular option for platforms as inaccurate, misleading, and false news continues to plague the inter-webs and cause political trouble for companies that just want to focus on making money.
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Their abundance, variety (there could be as many as 30 million species), and ubiquity mean insects play a foundational role in food webs and ecosystems: from the bees that pollinate the flowers of food crops like almonds to the termites that recycle dead trees in forests.
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"Summer is funnel web season, so now is the time people will be seeing funnel webs more and more we need the public to assist us with bringing funnel web spiders to The Australian Reptile Park," Head of Reptiles and Spiders, Daniel Rumsey, said in a statement.
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Spider-Man 2 is still my pick for the best superhero movie ever made, because it's a surprisingly weighty film about the consequence of great power that never forgets it is also about a teenager who swings around on webs he shoots out of his wrists.
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Read more: What happens to your body when you drink too much coffee The researchers exposed spiders to a range of different chemicals, including caffeine, marijuana, and Benzedrine — a type of amphetamine — and noted how they spun their webs under the influence of each of those substances.
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If the political U.S. consists of 50 states with constitutionally enforced local control, the scientific U.S. consists of thousands of universities, institutes, research centers, national labs, and other operations that form an enormously distributed network with largely autonomous governance structures and indecipherably global webs of interactions.
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Sure, the idea of wearing mass-produced spider webs might sound strange — and several entrepreneurs have tried to do this before without success — but Bolt Threads has spun the impossible into gold with the debut of its first item of clothing, a $314 necktie, earlier this year.
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Canadian researchers studied more than three million people in 8,777 neighborhoods in urbanized areas of Ontario, ranking them for "walkability" on a 100-point scale that measures population density, numbers of facilities within walking distance of residences and how well connected their webs of streets are.
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Mr. Saraceno, whose observation of spiders has inspired installations of webs made of elastic cord or monofilament, also collaborates with the M.I.T. civil engineer Markus Buehler, who studies the structure of the protein in spider silk as an ideal building material that could be replicated synthetically.
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To use the tree to study the evolution of webs built to catch prey, the researchers assigned each species a status: This one made an orb web to hunt, that one made a horizontal web, this one didn't build a web at all, and so on.
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The ATM robbers in Avengers Halloween masks was a super cute detail, but what really got me about that fight was the way the script gets how Spider-Man fights mooks, half with acrobatics and webs, and half by goading and joking his opponents into a clumsy fury.
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"From what I've seen, the reason they are getting these massive views is because kids, especially very young kids, have a tendency to want to watch one thing over and over," says Phil Ranta, who represents what was, at the time, one of the top superhero channels, Webs & Tiaras.
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Warming temperatures caused by climate-changing emissions may result in a catastrophic loss of marine wildlife and drastic changes to ocean food webs by 2100, scientists at the Florida Institute of Technology and the University of North Carolina said in a paper published in the journal Nature Climate Change.
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I pick up "Charlotte's Web" and read the last two chapters — aloud, this time — the ones where Charlotte dies after living her singular, stylish life, and three of her chatty spider babies build little webs in the corner of the barn so they can stay with Wilbur the pig.
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Then, there are hyperactive webs of line that sacrifice any graphic order to another kind: the allover force fields of New York School abstraction, with spiky decisiveness in each mark—as if the instrument in Marden's hand had ideas of its own, in a rushing sequence of Zen contradictions.
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One reason Roots is so successful is because it tells a story about slavery all Americans must hear via a story every human being alive can relate to on some level — the webs of family that tie us to the past and extend beyond us into the future.
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Michael Tammero goes in the Foxlight with the cast of 'Spider-Man: Homecoming' NEW YORK – Steve Ditko, the Marvel Comics artist who gave the world the woven webs and soaring red-and-blue shape of Spider-Man and the other-worldly shimmer of Doctor Strange, has died, authorities said Friday.
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The man who in earlier incarnations had been responsible for building so many of Israel's walls came to believe that its true security could be achieved only by webs — it could come only if Israel could be woven into a web of relationships with the Palestinians and with its Arab neighbors.
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Slaughter, a former dean of the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs at Princeton, develops her ideas in a detailed journey through existing research and scholarship, guided by numerous charts and graphs, on how new technologies and ever-widening webs have affected the behavior of people and nations.
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Tune in on any given evening and you'll witness its most popular hosts (who have included everyone from Ingraham to Sean Hannity to Glenn Beck) building complicated mythologies, tangled webs of leftist conspiracies that are changing some dimly remembered world where everything was better than it is in the hedonistic present.
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But while his colleagues turned their genius toward futuristic shapes and industrial materials — think of Bertoia's sinuous wire webs or the space-age sweep of Saarinen's fiberglass tulip — Nakashima reflected on nature, on the work that he could do with his own hands and on materials that improved, rather than diminished, with age.
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We're going through a change in the "climate" of globalization: from an interconnected world to an interdependent one; from a world of walls, where you build your wealth by hoarding resources, to a world of webs, where you thrive by connecting your citizens to the most flows of ideas, trade, innovation and education.
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"I cannot tell the committee today that we've seen sufficient evidence of China's willingness to truly shut down North Korean revenue flows, to expunge North Korean elicit actors from its banking system or to expel the various North Korean brokers and middlemen who are continuing to establish webs of front companies," Billingslea said.
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