Most solvers probably noticed the wide open spaces of today's puzzle.
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Group No. 210 is wide-open skies, wide-open spaces, animal lovers.
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I personally like the wide-open spaces, the landscape and sometimes lonely roads.
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Whereas in our weather, wide open spaces, sunshine, viruses don't survive very well.
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For one thing, indoor speakers aren't built to carry audio in wide open spaces.
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She and others here prefer this quiet life with wide-open spaces and fewer stresses.
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Residents here enjoy their anonymity in the wide open spaces of the Northern Great Basin.
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The previous building had four gallery levels, wide-open spaces, and lots of natural light.
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The bar was set high for innovation, because there were wide-open spaces to be filled.
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Country and folk, full of odes to wide-open spaces, prevail in plains and mountain states.
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And it seems to be increasingly piling up in our most beautiful and wide open spaces.
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Instead, Argento opts for more traditional shadows and the wide open spaces befitting a stage production.
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The wide open spaces don't spell peace of mind to everyone, though, and perhaps they shouldn't.
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As a solver I love themeless puzzles with wide open spaces and lots of uncommon entries.
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Sometimes, it's a dream of paradise, of lush, wide-open spaces and warming cups of tea.
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Once I took it out into the wide open spaces of Ohio I found everything quite responsive.
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There is a feeling that I get when I am faced with wide, open spaces in games.
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It's all gorgeous rainforests, stunning beaches lit by clear skies, quirky country towns, and wide-open spaces.
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Aircraft operate in wide-open spaces, as opposed to narrow roads teeming with pedestrians and other vehicles.
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Take that horse and complete a mission or roam the wide open spaces and clear your head.
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And its ability to create lustrous mindscapes from wide-open spaces, from voids that are never empty.
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There are big, wide-open spaces, large swaths of color, and lots of sharp lines directing your vision.
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For vacations in wide, open spaces, check out Lara Prior-Palmer's "Rough Magic: Riding the World's Loneliest Horse."
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High winds in wide open spaces (for example, Interstate 80 Omaha to Denver) could be the very worst.
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Investors are seeing the same unique advantages that drew oil companies to wide-open spaces of West Texas.
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She also likes absolutes, wide-open spaces and time to think, but not too much time to think.
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Mutual love for freedom, tolerance, nature and wide open spaces, draw us to Wyoming and keep us here.
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"I feel most comfortable connecting with my own spirituality in the wide, open spaces in the west," she says.
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There's plenty of free food, lots of wide open spaces and fresh air, and you get tons of exercise.
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As a themeless constructor, I strive for wide open spaces with some interesting fill and a minimum of junk.
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Chinese money has poured into Australia, where buyers are seeking wide-open spaces, fresh produce and a stable economy.
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" "And then North Dakota is beautiful in the spring and summer, with the wide open spaces and the big sky.
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Maybe one day, they'll be able to even remedy the growing feeling of fleeing big cities for wide-open spaces.
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You see the big picture, and other people in your life fill in the wide, open spaces with fine print.
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They're replacing cramped apartments with wide-open spaces, family members, and the ability to go outside without worrying about crowds.
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His initial budget plan would zero out federal funding for public radio in wide-open spaces of deep-red states.
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When he and his father wrangled over ranch policy, Van lit out for the wide open spaces of Hawaii in 1956.
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Each one you visit is a winding labyrinth of corridors, chambers, and wide-open spaces sewn together organically, but with purpose.
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Forty-five high-altitude airdrops have been made over Deir al-Zour, where wide-open spaces are suitable for parachute drops.
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The beauty of both wide open spaces existing in the same space as urban development is the wonder of the West.
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"My husband came to look at business here, and he fell in love with the wide-open spaces," Rose told me.
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The wide open spaces, and the distinctive seasons — a hot dry season is followed by monsoon rains — make burning more predictable.
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Looking at them, you feel the wide-open spaces of unsettled Manhattan, especially in one painting that shows a house raising.
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Obviously, it's a lot different now, but there seemed to be that feeling of wide open spaces and an untouched, unsullied world.
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Her soft illustrations, in lovely sunrise, sunset and moonlight colors, capture both wide-open spaces and the enduring bonds of family love.
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Rather than impressing with wide-open spaces, many of the apartments are on the smaller side, starting at just 21 square feet.
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The state's wide-open spaces are mostly empty of people, and three quarters of the state's population is packed into Las Vegas.
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Artistic and entrepreneurial homeowners who are looking for wide open spaces in which to live may find the answer in converted barns.
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There is also space in LA. It still feels very Western; it is a big city, but it has wide open spaces.
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In our current moment of intractable politics, that's a quality that is vanishing as quickly as the wide-open spaces we're fighting over.
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It's only natural to want to venture into wide open spaces after spending two games primarily moving through dark, dank tunnels beneath Moscow.
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Such wide-open-spaces avocations seemed to belie Shepard's ascension in the insurgent Off- and Off-Off-Broadway theater scene of the 1960s.
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Ansel Adams, Mary Austin and John Muir made careers of their expressions of wonder at the "wide open spaces" of America's national parks.
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The boy who collected train timetables needed America's wide-open spaces across which to rush, and American stars by which to orient himself.
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Somehow it felt good, the wide open spaces, the twilight, and the feeling of having left the stuff far away from your house.
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Iron Man levels, the company promises, will be wide open spaces with room to fly, while Hulk levels will emphasize destructible terrain to smash.
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Real estate is all about location, location, location, which often means choosing between busy city life or the wide open spaces of the country.
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Remember: This is a group that gained massive public attention in 1998 with Wide Open Spaces, which sold more than 1 million copies worldwide.
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It would help if those wide-open spaces were filled in with a few more primary care doctors, which are in short supply here.
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The caged writer approach wouldn't work for Martin, a man who has embraced the wide open spaces and artistic freedom of Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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The 27DS was a lot better at rendering claustrophobic corridors than wide-open spaces, and Revelations' limitations are even more obvious at a higher resolution.
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The storm system moved slowly from south to north, traveling between the grid-patterned roads that crisscross the wide open spaces outside of Dodge City.
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In 1995, vocalist Natalie Maines joined the group, and Dixie Chicks released their first album, "Wide Open Spaces" in 1998, achieving their first mainstream success.
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A number of things come to mind when one thinks of Texas: cowboy hats, Tex-Mex food, and wide-open spaces are some of them.
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Since the founding of West 28, the office has hopscotched around the Rotterdam docklands in search of wide-open spaces for its sixty-five employees.
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"The wide open spaces, diversity, and all manner of spiritual offerings contribute to a non-oppressive environment and foster my creative freedom of expression," she says.
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"They usually go somewhere warm or somewhere small, so they don't like wide-open spaces, and they like heat," local snake enthusiast Steven Keller told WBAY.
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I had expected some of what I encountered — I had seen enough movies, and came to this country expecting big cars and big houses and wide open spaces.
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Snow sends the direwolf away with Free Folk buddy Tormund so the animal can live out his life in the wide open spaces beyond the (now broken) wall.
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The self-proclaimed lifelong animal lover lives with her bevy of pets on a farm, where the animals are treated to wide open spaces and plenty of exercise.
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I came to appreciate Dallas more and all the things I took for granted like proximity to friends, family, wide open spaces, and a place to call home.
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It was an intentional move designed to cultivate a life with greater access to the wide open spaces of the West, and be in closer proximity to family.
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There are other Zambian gems, of course — the wide-open spaces of Liuwa Plain and Kafue national parks; the unspoiled wilderness of the Lower Zambezi; the thundering Victoria Falls.
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There are other Zambian gems, of course — the wide-open spaces of Liuwa Plain and Kafue national parks; the unspoiled wilderness of the Lower Zambezi; the thundering Victoria Falls.
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If they succeed, the landowners — every American citizen, and particularly those who love the West and its wide-open spaces and abundant wildlife — stand to come out the losers.
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Jamie Vardy, in particular, seems to revel in facing Guardiola's team, in stretching his legs into the wide open spaces that City's adventurous defensive line leaves in their wake.
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The Texas-Mexico border is a mixture of several urban locations like Brownsville, Laredo and El Paso but most of it is hundreds of miles of vast, wide-open spaces.
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"The big joke at Christmas this year was that the only job in government that I would want is with the Department of Interior," Trump Jr. told Wide Open Spaces.
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Fresh air and wide open spaces are guaranteed to cure a broad range of urban ills, so when the city is closing in on you, get out of it.5.
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The wide-open spaces of the American West contain one of our nation's greatest assets: a vast network of public lands that in turn support an abundant variety of wildlife.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Mustering cattle across rugged terrain and wide open spaces, Australia's newest drover is a far cry from a man with a big hat, a horse and fancy boots.
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That's a shame, as Ericson Core (who is both the director and cinematographer) does right by his wide, open spaces, painting imposing pictures of snow-capped mountains and rolling vistas.
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These wide-open spaces in the heart of the capital were the scene not only of army recruitment fairs and troop staging posts, but also for battle planning and barracks.
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Several videos play in wide open spaces, especially on the third floor, where a large screen hangs from the ceiling to accommodate projections on both sides, their sounds mixing and conversing.
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It's in those wide-open spaces that he filmed the teaser video for Man of The Woods – his fourth studio album and his first in five years – released in February 2018.
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The group seemed to come out of nowhere when its 1997 album, "Wide Open Spaces," spun off three No. 1 singles on the country charts and was certified 12 times platinum.
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Written and illustrated by David Covell Running at top speed and with reckless abandon, Covell's watercolors and handwritten text take us on a madcap, carefree adventure through nature's wide-open spaces.
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In 2003, the Dixie Chicks were at the height of their career after their country albums Wide Open Spaces, Fly, and Home made them America's top-selling female group of all time.
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Curly, as a cowboy with dreams of settling down and owning property someday, represents a potential future America that seamlessly integrates the dream of wide-open spaces with fenced-in land ownership.
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"The big joke at Christmas this year was the only job in government that I would want is with the Department of Interior," he told outdoors publication Wide Open Spaces in November.
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Whether playing post-bop or virtuosic, slowly tumbling funk, Hutcherson had a fondness for taking his time and leaving wide-open spaces inside his music — something you could also say of Blade.
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J.P. As Kenny Chesney sings about the urge to explore uncharted wildernesses in "Ends of the Earth," from his new album, "Songs for the Saints," the music gives him heroic, wide-open spaces.
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The headphones did well walking around the city and though there were drop outs in big wide open spaces, as there usually are with Bluetooth headphones, it wasn't so annoying I couldn't use them.
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Bringing block colors to life across the face of gas stations and civic buildings, the Tennessee-based artist Mark Bradley-Shoup conveys both strength and isolation in the wide open spaces of his paintings.
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Because small gaps or crevices cannot be detected using the muon technique (it can only detect wide open spaces), there's virtually no way the space is a "swiss cheese" of stone, as some scientists have speculated.
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Like the United States, Australia and Canada, New Zealand's frontier history has led to a proliferation of guns used for sport, for protecting wide open spaces from animals, and for dealing with problems like wounded cattle.
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" The day Otis was born, she said, was "the most clichéd New Yorker moment of my life — I was in the hospital bed, texting my Realtor, 'I'm ready, give me Brooklyn, I want wide-open spaces.
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Trump Jr. said in an interview shortly after the election with online hunting and fishing publication Wide Open Spaces that he even lived in Colorado bartending for 18 months after college so he could hunt and fish.
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In the postwar years, the rise of car culture and the growth of the suburbs planted drive-ins in wide-open spaces, while grindhouses, art houses and campus film societies flourished in the cities and college towns.
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A white woman in her 70s, a black man in his 40s and an older white man with a love for the wide-open spaces; that's who taught President George W. Bush the transformative power of art.
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Jill Davis, a glass blower who leased space in Lorraine Mills for 10 years before moving to a new location in Pawtucket, said the mill's concrete floors and wide-open spaces were perfect for her business, Henrietta Glass.
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I was limiting myself to hanging around my familiar area of Brooklyn, having constant panic attacks on subways, Ubers, unfamiliar places, restaurants with friends; always feeling trapped, even in wide open spaces, or places I could simply leave.
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The fracking booms enjoyed by other states rich in wide-open spaces have given fresh impetus to those who dream that the desert West might be a gold mine, if only the feds would get out of the way.
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A startup that helps businesses determine when drones are flying unwantedly or otherwise into their airspace, Dedrone, has partnered with the electronics division of civil aircraft manufacturers Airbus to bring drone detection to wide open spaces and remote locations.
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Sure, the hemlock trees are still towering, the mountain ranges still majestic and the streams still rushing, but telecommuting has inspired a new crop of people to move to these sometimes wild, sometimes walkable and sometimes wide-open spaces.
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LUCKY No stranger to America's wide-open spaces after his work with David Lynch, Wim Wenders and countless others, Harry Dean Stanton stars as a 90-year-old living in a desert town looking for meaning in his life.
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ULAANBAATAR (Reuters) - A statue of the Beatles in the Mongolian capital of Ulaanbaatar could be at risk amid an alleged land grab, protesters say, as rapid development turns a city once famed for wide open spaces into a cluttered metropolis.
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He has an unusual and appealing visual style, with people and creatures that wonderfully combine plumpness and sharp angles, and pages that fill clean, wide-open spaces with just a few worldly details, suggesting a kind of playground of the imagination.
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"In Africa with all the challenges of the youth bulge, poverty, the lack of governance, wide open spaces, these are areas where violent extremist organizations, like ISIS or like al Qaeda, thrive," said Waldhauser, who oversees U.S. troops deployed in Africa.
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The wide open spaces of the National Park have preserved their traditional pastoral use, with herds of gray cattle grazing in the pastures and wetlands, a perfect place for a stopover for hundreds of thousands of migratory birds each year.
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The wide open spaces of Texas and other states where solar is growing offer cheaper real estate and easier permitting for solar installations than the industry's traditional markets in densely populated coastal cities, said Silicon Ranch Co-founder Reagan Farr.
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Once you get out West — handily demarcated in the Dakotas by the Missouri River — the landscape and cultural beliefs begin to resemble those of the Rocky Mountain states, with lots of wide open spaces and politics that trend toward libertarianism.
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Republicans have long held the edge in America's wide-open spaces, but never has the gap been this profound: a whopping 80% of voters who have over one square mile (2.6 square km) of land to enjoy to themselves backed Mr Trump.
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Designed by Foster + Partners, the same firm that has been working for the past six years on the new Apple HQ in Cupertino, the new Regent Street store features high ceilings, natural stone and wood, trees, huge windows and wide open spaces.
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Writers like Samuel R. Delany and Octavia Butler (and, more recently, Nnedi Okorafor, N. K. Jemisin, and others) all used the wide-open spaces of sci-fi to reposition people of color within narratives and to construct all new cultures for them.
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As well as all of those big topics, we found time to talk about Joni Mitchell, the place of nature in Big Thief's music, and the allure of wide open spaces when you've been touring in a van for years of your life.
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But the storylines are almost uniformly clichéd -- starting with the notion of grown kids living in their father's larger-than-life shadow -- and the characters aren't nearly as distinctive or as interesting to look at as the lovingly shot wide-open spaces.
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John Perry Barlow, a former cowpoke, Republican politician and lyricist for the Grateful Dead whose affinity for wide open spaces and free expression transformed him into a leading defender of an unfettered internet, died on Wednesday at his home in San Francisco.
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With a reported budget of just $5 million — and a location in a flat, relatively featureless stretch of Colorado — Watts relied a lot on carefully chosen camera angles, using the wide-open spaces to control the way the audience perceives the sheriff and two kids.
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Of course a crowded Europe with its wounds seeks solidarity in the name of stability, while America with its wide-open spaces embraces the right to be left alone (at least until you need Medicaid) and the right, whatever its risks, to the next frontier.
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Even with changes like these, apartments in prewar buildings typically have a different character than those in new buildings because they have traditional double-hung or casement windows rather than floor-to-ceiling glass, and a progression of defined rooms rather than wide-open spaces.
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They've moved to a sanitized, whitewashed, exclusive myth of the West; a West where there are wide-open spaces without any reminder of how they got that way (stealing land from Native Americans); a West where life is "without strife" in part because it's so incredibly white.
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Filmmaker John Erick Dowdle (who also wrote the episodes with brother Drew Dowdle) uses the wide open spaces of New Mexico to suggest the looming threat of an unchecked US government, about to intrude on the Branch Davidian cult members holed up outside of Waco, Texas.
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As wolves are recolonizing the wide-open spaces of the West, they are running into a buzzsaw of political meddling at the hands of a ranching industry that yearns for the glory days of its forebears, who killed wolves to the brink of extinction generations ago.
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A variety of other American cars that includes the Ford F-100, Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS and Oldsmobile 442 almost round out the state-by-state list, with the sole foreign outlier being the tiny 1980 MG MGB roadster, which had the most fans in the wide open spaces of Nebraska.
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"In Africa with all the challenges of the youth bulge, poverty, the lack of governance, wide open spaces, these are areas where violent extremist organizations, like ISIS or like al Qaeda, thrive," Thomas Waldhauser, the commander of US troops in Africa, told a small group of reporters in Africa last week.
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Perhaps in the wide-open spaces of eastern Oregon, the idea that land should be equally shared among the members of the public makes less sense, but to those of us who live on top of one another elsewhere in the United States, there is no question that some property just can't be private.
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Gas-pipeline valves emerge abruptly from the prairie here and there, oil and heater-treater and wastewater tanks stand beside horizon-seeking lease roads, and wellheads with slowly rising and falling horse-head pumps, or with submersible electric pumps, or with no pumps at all, meet your eye randomly throughout the wide-open spaces.
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As always, there are many wonderful exhibitions, festivals, and art events taking place during the coming months throughout the southwestern US. We've put together our recommendations, and hope this wide-ranging list will inspire a season of road-tripping across the wide-open spaces of the region to experience its artistic happenings for yourself.
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I don't know if I'll stick with it long enough to enjoy makers Playground Games' promised week-on-week support, with rolling challenges and exclusive cars to win; but the wide-open spaces and spectacular skies of its Australian setting—a neat compression of outback, city, coastline, and rainforest environments—are hugely inviting right now.
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As far away as this seems from club culture, we can't ever forget or overstate the part that the wide open spaces of life outside of cities changed our understanding of what dance music and the function it plays within society—and, frankly, how could we, given the glut of Everything Was Better Back in the Old Days Mate articles that appear week in week out?
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On "The Nashville Song" MMM advances the narrative we get in Dixie Chicks songs like "Wide Open Spaces" or "Ready to Run" by adding in a dash of Margo Price's honest to God (if not brutal) realism: A girl decides to leave home and pursue her dream, but making that choice means her parents cut her off, and she eventually realizes her dream is going to be tough to achieve.
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In the 3003s, the last time village officials revised the skeet-shooting law, Upper Brookville still had wide-open spaces — large estates built before or after World War I. Now, it mostly has memories: memories of the gilded days when this stretch of Long Island was a playground for heirs to famous fortunes, memories of the tension between new money and old money that fascinated F. Scott Fitzgerald and, most of all, memories of the large estates.
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