Syed and Wilds never described themselves as good friends, and Wilds had graduated from Woodlawn a year before.
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Mack Wilds, also known as Tristan Wilds, joins an elite group (including Drake) that has successfully made the television to music crossover.
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Later that evening, Wilds says Syed convinced him to help bury Lee's body in Leakin Park (with Wilds' shovels), and then leave Lee's car on a nearby street.
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The Outer Wilds I have started playing The Outer Wilds because Austin Walker said I'd like it, and based on the first couple of hours, I probably will.
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The wilds of Mindanao offer a destination for retreating jihadists.
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It's the perfect companion for long treks through untamed wilds.
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Wilds gave two recorded police interviews and testimony in court.
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Wilds said the job initially seemed like a good fit.
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Tristan Wilds, it was very difficult for him that day.
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She trekked out into the wilds of American national parks.
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During the trial, prosecutors pointed to all the times when calls that Wilds and Syed made pinged towers close to where Wilds said they were, particularly when they supposedly buried Lee in Leakin Park.
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Pusateri eventually tells them that Wilds told her Syed killed Lee.
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This is where Adnan allegedly strangled Hae, according to Jay Wilds.
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They're just doing so in the wilds of bars and restaurants.
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Then he hit two wilds shots off the tees at Nos.
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Berg contacted Wilds, who declined to be interviewed for the series.
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"Wilds has been arrested, convicted or investigated by police more than 20 times," they write, citing police reports that include show Wilds has a long criminal history that includes not telling the truth to law enforcement officers.
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Likely an illegal cannabis grow operation in the wilds of Northern California.
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RIVERHEAD Mack Wilds and D.J. Funk Flex, hip-hop and R&B.
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"The Frozen Wilds" adds a few things, but doesn't change that core.
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My journey through Britain had taken me to the wilds of Cornwall.
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Just ahead, the scarcely visited wilds of the world's longest barrier island.
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Wilds had testified that Syed confessed to him that Syed had strangled Lee, shown him Lee's body in the trunk of her car, and that Wilds was with Syed when Syed buried Lee's body in Baltimore's Leakin Park.
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The night of Lee's murder, Syed and his friend, Jay Wilds, were allegedly at Baltimore's Leaken Park, where the pair were digging a shallow grave to bury Lee, according to Wilds' admission to police that was played in Serial.
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For example, she believes the police manipulated Syed's acquaintance Jay Wilds to testify.
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Wilds will be coming to both iOS and Android sometime later this year.
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Wilds is tall, lean, and muscular, a model of fitness in middle age.
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They had to find their way through the wilds of Canada in winter.
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But Stadia doesn't have Outer Wilds, because it doesn't have most video games.
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Outside, somewhere in the wilds of the Black Hills, a fire was burning.
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The document also details many weaknesses in the state's case, including the changing stories of Wilds before, during and after the 2000 trial, and that Wilds admitted in a 2014 interview with The Intercept that he lied under oath at trial.
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Today game studio Dots announced that it's working on a fourth game called Wilds.
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"The Frozen Wilds" is a reminder that, yes, Horizon is actually a great game.
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Fuck if I know what's happening out in the wilds of Sunderland or Hull.
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It's 65 million years ago and there's a dinosaur calling out through the wilds.
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It has nothing to do with the Arctic and the wilds of the north.
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The perfection of the form was startling against the wilds of the surrounding greenery.
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Wilds led the police to the car about six weeks after Lee was killed.
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Editorial The majestic, though vulturous, California condor is once again soaring above the wilds.
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But it's worked in every subsequent play session, including multiple hours in Outer Wilds.
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Far more important to the case, the state said, was its witness Jay Wilds.
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What elevates Outer Wilds is how it confronts this tension between practicality and contemplation.
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These parents have the Herculean task of supporting their children through wilds of Liberty High.
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Wilds pleaded guilty to being an accessory after the fact and served no jail time.
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To be absolutely clear, we're well off into the wilds on speculation at this point.
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Namely, the stuff that's grown in the wilds of California can be very, very dirty.
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Look for Wilds to come to the App Store and Google Play in late 2017.
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Classified as vulnerable, there are only some 6,600 left in the wilds of South Asia.
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Off the wait list and into, yikes, the plebeian wilds of Instagram and the RealReal.
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Also new: Wilds told Berg that Syed asked him to procure 10 pounds of marijuana.
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WILD LAND A Journey Into the Earth's Last Wilds By Peter and Beverly Pickford Illustrated.
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Wilds said she "hates politics," and she "doesn't know why" the ads included such language.
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It's hard to oversell how key this interactive journal of information is to Outer Wilds.
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Things go wrong in those liminal spaces, at the interface between the wilds and the built.
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Naturally, J sees the footage and wilds out on Snoop as only a Chicago girl can.
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Development on Wilds actually started before the creation of Dots & Co, according to CEO Paul Murphy .
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" From there, Dolan said he suggested Wilds because he "[loves] what he did on The Wire.
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One such cultural landscape, known as Bears Ears, lies in the remote wilds of southeastern Utah.
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The Frozen Wilds is the robot dinosaur game's first add-on, and here's our first look.
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He had 51 yards on the ground, and Brandon Wilds added 88 yards on 17 carries.
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But these marsupials weren't the only giants that once roamed the wilds of of ancient Australia.
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Later, Wilds said, Syed called him and asked to meet in a Best Buy parking lot.
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Tristan Wilds plays Chris, a heartbroken man grieving for his marriage in this original television film.
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They are an iconic part of one of the last pure, untrammeled wilds left on Earth.
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It's content, for example, to have an ex-girlfriend of the prosecution's star witness, Syed's casual acquaintance Jay Wilds — who is publicly named in full in the documentary, after Serial identified him merely as Jay — recount details about a conversation she had with Wilds over the phone.
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She sought inspiration in the wilds of the pilgrimage route, searching for silence so she could listen.
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However, there are obviously other places to buy from out there in the wilds of the web.
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If neither play, Jacksonville's backfield would be reduced to Corey Grant, Brandon Wilds and fullback Tommy Bohanon.
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Structurally, "The Frozen Wilds" is almost identical to the core of Horizon, just on a smaller scale.
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Point B spread out across the Aughts, as McConaughey took a sojourn through the wilds of mediocrity.
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Adele was very intentional with her casting of Tristan Wilds for her now-famous "Hello" music video.
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"10uppers" are located all over the United States, from New York City to the wilds of Idaho.
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She survived so much, she came from the wilds of Canada and survived all these different lives.
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Gaga struck this pose somewhere in the wilds of ... well, we don't know, and who really cares?
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All other UNO cards, including skips, reverses, wilds and draw fours are included in the nonpartisan version.
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So, I'm pleased to see that the Frozen Wilds DLC actually has a release date: November 7th.
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Today, the wilds of on-campus sex have a single code of ethics: the Womyn of Antioch's.
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He had recently developed a kids book with a Colorado nutritionist and personal trainer named Kristina Wilds.
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I had some trouble initially using it with a PC game (Outer Wilds, in case you're wondering).
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Wilds testified that Syed bragged about committing the murder and that the two buried her body together.
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This focus on the environment isn't only key to exploration, but to the Outer Wilds' story, too.
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In Outer Wilds, more so than in any other game I've ever played, you become an ecologist.
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Privatized prisons, militarized police, radicalized citizens, Balkanized school systems: "Shots Fired" could be seen as Fox's answer to ABC's issues anthology "American Crime," and both of them as a simpler broadcast-TV version of HBO's saga "The Wire" (in which Mr. Wilds appeared under the name Tristan Wilds).
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Wilds told police that Syed had said he was going to kill Lee for breaking up with him.
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But Wilds' girlfriend of several years, Stephanie, was close friends with Syed, and January 13 was her birthday.
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Next week, I'll head off into the wilds of Arizona and Utah to visit some great geologic locales.
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Instead of injecting manufactured microbubbles, Suono Bio uses ultrasound to make them in the wilds of the gut.
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We discuss the Zeffo, Apex Legends newest season, and Outer Wilds on this week's episode of Waypoint Radio.
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It would be akin to learning that Australia's kangaroos and koalas live in the wilds of Asia today.
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These deaths are two in a long, long history of crimes occurring in the wilds outside Wind Gap.
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In the wilds of Washington DC, they say, the rule of the jungle is the only applicable norm.
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A paw in both worlds, he's halfway between the wilds of the forest and the comforts of home.
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" Wilds, he says, is welcoming: She has "overcome a lot, and that just shows how to trust God.
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But liberals need to stop trying to play gatekeeper, to banish ideas like intersectionality to the illiberal wilds.
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Outer Wilds came out in 2019, a year that was chaotic and terrifying for a lot of folks.
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This much at least: Seven months later, and Outer Wilds is still on my mind week after week.
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An Australian family of eight is traveling around the wilds of Australia in a veritable mansion on wheels.
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At The Wilds, a 143,000+-acre wild animal preserve in Cumberland, Ohio, guests can stay at Nomad Ridge.
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Each of Outer Wilds' planets has unique ecological features that dramatically changes (and challenges) how you explore them.
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Arches National Park is located just outside of Moab in the barren, red rock wilds of southern Utah.
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Federal agents arrested Kaczynski on April 3, 1996, after surrounding his small cabin in the wilds of Lincoln, Montana.
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Having a brief refresher is important, because "The Frozen Wilds" is among the most difficult areas in the game.
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Instead of something truly new, what "The Frozen Wilds" offers is an excuse to venture back into this world.
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The wagon train took a circuitous route through the wilds of northern Pennsylvania so as to avoid Confederate troops.
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In an interview with Xavier Dolan, the video's director shed light on the events leading up to Wilds' casting.
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Another music video that Wilds is known for is Adele's "Hello," in which he appeared as her love interest.
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Logan, a 12-year-old North American river otter, was seen struggling to swim in the Canadian Wilds habitat.
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A few hours into The Frozen Wilds, last year's winter-themed expansion for Horizon: Zero Dawn, everything clicked again.
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IN THE wilds of western Texas, a flicker of life has returned to the fracking, or hydraulic-fracturing, industry.
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In the wilds of the southwestern US, he said, he found himself growing affectionate for the "eminently sane" animal.
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Op-Ed Contributor MEXICO CITY — Ernesto Che Guevara died 50 years ago in the wilds of Bolivia, near Vallegrande.
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There's a huge distance between the surface of the sun and the wilds of Minnesota, both literally and figuratively.
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Wilds said that Syed had showed up driving Lee's car, with her body in the trunk, asking for help.
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In the wilds of the Garden State, where black bears roam in resurgent numbers, a political trap lies waiting.
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When Wilds got the call, FlowActiv's offer to be the face of a Christian nutritional program seemed like fate.
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Brabham called Wilds and told her he was shutting down the program over a dispute with Ahmed, she says.
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It was the 16th of the month; he told her the next paycheck would be her last, Wilds said.
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Otherwise, of course, you could just go to the great wilds of the internet and try and find it.
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Bands travel to Instagram fests like Bonnaroo, in the wilds of Tennessee, and old standbys like Glastonbury, in England.
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Outer Wilds can be loosely described as a space exploration game, where you're following the trails of previous explorers.
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The stark compositions and the wilds of nature contribute to this unusually visceral rendering of a warlord's descent into madness.
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Let's take that as a moment of positivity; out here in the online wilds, those are few and far between.
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"Depending on where things go with Wilds, it will be a ripe opportunity to start exploring some new territory also."
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We consider how regulators and tech giants can tackle the wilds of the internet to make browsing safe for children.
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But today, far removed from the wilds of East Africa, these cognitive tendencies, detectable in children, drive our biological beliefs.
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Wilds is slotted pretty low on the Jets' depth chart ... might be why he looks so comfortable on that bench.
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I said that at the time, but The Frozen Wilds made me think that I hadn't said it loud enough.
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Weapons degrade with extended use, too, meaning players will have to cycle through an armory to survive in the wilds.
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The filing on Monday questioned the credibility of Jay Wilds, a former friend of Mr. Syed's who testified against him.
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We've never been more aware of what cats and dogs look like in the natural wilds of our living rooms.
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Her assessment contradicts the prosecution's timeline, which has Syed and Wilds burying Lee's body about five hours after the slaying.
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One company wants to curate it, hiring enthusiastic human experts to comb the digital wilds and organize what they find.
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Wilds, I never received my book,' or 'I can't get in touch with anyone,' or [asking] 'What is this charge?
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Prosecutors relied on testimony from a friend, Jay Wilds, who said he helped Syed dig a hole for Lee's body.
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I have only played 30 minutes of The Outer Wilds, a game adored by friends and colleagues I deeply trust.
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Wild Land: A Journey into the Earth's Last Wilds by Peter and Beverly Pickford is out now from Thames & Hudson.
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From Finland to Fargo, were bringing you a look at the Wilds prospect pipeline, highlighting three players each and every week.
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Welch cited questions about cell tower evidence prosecutors used to corroborate Wilds' testimony that Syed buried Lee at a Baltimore park.
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Photo: J. Wilds/Keystone/Getty Images1962: A fine selection of foods in a Harrods hamper including dates, pickles, and plum pudding.
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DeeVee (Mack Wilds) is trying to make it as a music producer, but risks getting caught up in Ahm's dark business.
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Prosecutors had used the evidence to place Syed at the site where Lee was buried and to back up Wilds' testimony.
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After a little more time, though, you'll be hooked, trying to discover every last secret floating around in Outer Wilds' universe.
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If you're in the wilds of Botswana, it might mean walking around 20 miles a day in a quest for calories.
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A small-town North Carolina sheriff's deputy, Joshua Beck (Mack Wilds), has shot an unarmed college student during a traffic stop.
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Mack Wilds' treasured '95 pendant is looking so shiny and new, 'cause that's what $35k worth of diamonds tend to do.
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Without it, the dense planets and many mysteries of Outer Wilds would be simply too hard to keep a grasp on.
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Despite being subjected to the wilds of New York City for hours without end, the 20-year-old is in good spirits.
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Or find us in the wilds of social media, where we're making with the food pornography on Facebook, Pinterest, Instagram and Twitter.
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Then, Syed let Wilds take his car and his cell phone, while he went to school for the rest of the day.
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But there is a prevailing theory that Wilds was supposedly coached to provide the official version of events by police and prosecutors.
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For me, after making a host of recipes in ATK's new book, the wilds of pressure cooking didn't seem so wild anymore.
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We were working in this bitchin' studio in the wilds of Minnesota, mixing with Jerry Finn, playing bigger rooms, it was crazy.
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They also had a reputation for bashing other women, including Koenig, Chaudry, and Natasha Vargas-Cooper (the Intercept writer who interviewed Wilds).
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That's the case with "The Frozen Wilds," the first major expansion for the excellent open-world role-playing game Horizon Zero Dawn.
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Wilds added that once he arrived he saw Lee's body in the trunk of Adnan's car and agreed to help dump it.
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The trademark Peaks-ian absurdist humor, the feeling of being trapped in the misty wilds with a gaggle of weirdos, is back.
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They move like animals, sure, in herds and packs around the lush wilds of the game's forests, and they're built like animals.
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He'll headline a free and sweaty SummerStage lineup that includes a predecessor (Kid 'n Play) as well as an heir (Mack Wilds).
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And so Mr. Krugman agreed to phone in from the wilds of Canada to share his thoughts on "Brexit" and its impact.
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But today, even though Rupert Murdoch can strictly control a media empire, the wilds of the internet will still dog his heels.
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Kait and her various combat partners load up on a wind sailing skiff and take to both snowy wilds and desert dunes.
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Wilds said that once the marijuana was acquired, Syed threatened to turn him in if he did not help bury Lee's body.
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Wilds was devoutly religious and had experience with writing, food and fitness; Bovino told Brabham she was perfect for his Christian diet.
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Dankert said she's "more spiritual than religious" but likes how Wilds weaves faith into the program in a down-to-earth way.
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But what I can say is that I can't imagine ending the 2010s in any more hopeful way than with Outer Wilds.
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The first question anyone has about Wilds is: Why would Syed call him to help dispose of Lee's body, not a closer friend?
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When Everything Changed: Early 1999 January 13, 1999: Stephanie's birthday, prompting Syed to go shopping for a present with her boyfriend, Jay Wilds.
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Adventure from the wilds of West London to the South of France ensues, and there's a great nod to Some Like It Hot.
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After being born at The Wilds in Cumberland, Ohio, the cub was hand-reared for several weeks due to a case of pneumonia.
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Wilds was a cooperating witness, which means he received some benefit from the prosecutors to testify -- he wasn't there as a good Samaritan.
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Or listen to the story of a man who managed to lose himself in the wilds of suburban New Jersey for 23 years.
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Three otters -- 1-year-old Finnegan, 12-year-old Charlotte and 16-year-old male Callebaut -- remain in the zoo's Canadian Wilds section.
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"Baba Is You" (Hempuli)"Disco Elysium" (ZA/UM)"Katana ZERO" (Askiisoft/Devoler)"Outer Wilds" (Mobius Digital/Annapurna)"Untitled Goose Game" (House House/Panic)
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The fine grain of it had gone, but the elements that mattered were still out there in the wilds of his deep memory.
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In his statement to Berg, Wilds said that Syed showed up to his house in Lee's car with the body in the trunk.
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" She complained about "corny" ads once, said Wilds, but a FlowActiv manager told her "we did the research and we know what works.
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This year, each lodge has hired a forager with whom guests can explore the wilds in search of edible plants, fungi and berries.
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Microsoft's xCloud, combined with Game Pass, promises a massive library of existing games combined with regular exclusives—hey, it even has Outer Wilds!
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Adventure-loving besties can split their time between the wilds of Wyoming and the friendly confines of Jackson at the revived Anvil Hotel.
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Austin's been exploring space and time in Outer Wilds, while Danielle and Patrick have both been exploring space and death in Void Bastards.
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Peter and Beverly Pickford traveled to all seven continents for the stunning photographs in Wild Land: A Journey into the Earth's Last Wilds.
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That said, it operates mainly in the Nordic countries, Britain, Germany and Switzerland, regarding governance in the wilds of southern Europe as too unpredictable.
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February 28, 20183: In his first interview with police, Wilds tells them that Syed showed him Lee's body in the trunk of her car.
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Scenes where nameless mage Astrid Bergès-Frisbey taps into her animal-controlling powers feel more indebted to Ladyhawke's dreamy magic-and-the-wilds rawness.
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In Syed's original trial, prosecutors relied on testimony from a friend, Jay Wilds, who said he helped Syed dig a hole for Lee's body.
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Austin Seferian-Jenkins (core-muscle surgery) and running back Corey Grant (foot) were placed on injured reserve, and running back Brandon Wilds was released.
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Oblivion's horses were also liabilities, happily kickstarting fights with local wildlife and dying from their wounds, leaving me to trudge around the open wilds.
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WALKING These days my favorite pastime is to just go for a walk and if it's out in the wilds, then all the better.
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Let's hope that some 32 years after their ancestors were abandoned to the radioactive wilds, Chernobyl's stray puppies find good homes again at last.
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Finally, a journey into the wilds with Kanye West, our analysis of the chemical attack in Syria and life after sharing #MeToo stories, above.
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But Wilds insists she wasn't aware of what was going on and had no power to change anything without endangering a much-needed job.
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By the beginning of summer, they will be nearly fully grown and strutting the ledge, impatient to fledge into the wilds of Greenwich Village.
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Outer Wilds It's tough to make a list of PC games you should play without mentioning a game in the popular battle royale genre.
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Other plans were too audacious, or slightly mad: a group of French Communists were driven from the wilds of Texas by ineptitude and dysentery.
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In spite of the risk, migrants continue to make the journey through the wilds of Brooks County year after year, carried along by hope.
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I spent countless hours mining rocks for fuel, searching for rare minerals to upgrade my gear, and fighting annoying pirates in the wilds of space.
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Matt Damon's experience taming the wilds of Mars in the The Martian are now available to all, thanks to the immersive magic of virtual reality.
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" The Great Alone Kristin Hannah "In this pressure cooker of a page-turner, a damaged Vietnam vet moves his family to the wilds of Alaska.
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Here are the games I've played in 22018: Assassin's Creed Origins, Gorogoa, Life is Strange: Before the Storm, Horizon: Zero Dawn's The Frozen Wilds DLC.
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And much like Fallout 4's excellent "Far Harbor" expansion, "The Frozen Wilds" has sucked me back into this fictional world in a powerful way.
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It also says that the state's case against Syed "had crumbled," and that there are severe credibility issues with the prosecution's star witness, Jay Wilds.
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A large part of the state's case revolved around their star witness, Jay Wilds, who was friends with Adnan at the time of the homicide.
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The streaming platform has castaway drama The Wilds in contention as well as Panic, based on the novel of the same name by Lauren Oliver.
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Also winning a Shonky Award was Green and Clean — literally a bottle of air, ostensibly gathered in the wilds of the Blue Mountains and Tasmania.
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"I walked into my trailer, not remembering what we were shooting that day, and seeing my police uniform," Mack Wilds told website Shadow And Act.
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It's commendable, and puts the game squarely on my radar again, as we wait for the winter-themed expansion, The Frozen Wilds, coming November 7.
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Firewatch follows Henry, who embraces the solitary life of a forest fire lookout in the wilds of Wyoming, after tragedy shatters his once-happy existence.
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I squealed in fright while playing the game's recent expansion, "The Frozen Wilds," upon first encountering a giant new bearlike robot known as a Frostclaw.
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For the better part of the last 403 million years, a group of now-extinct marsupials roamed the wilds of what is now eastern Australia.
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According to WCCO, an animal rights activist or group of activists freed close to 40,000 minks at the farm into the wilds of central Minnesota.
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They eventually locate her, and Charles volunteers to be the one to journey to the wilds of New Jersey to convince Liza to come back.
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If not, then press play and run through the wilds of the Nevada desert, flash your cash in Vegas and spin and spin and spin.
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"Monsters" by Dorothea Lasky paired with a 22009 This Land column, "In the Wilds of New Jersey, a Legend Inspires a Hunt," by Dan Barry.
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Discussed: Outer Wilds 00:00, Games News 1:55:05, Politics Talk 2:05:45 You can subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, and Stitcher.
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Shuffling between malfunctioning players and misplaced cassettes, I was as lost in "Mason & Dixon" as Mason and Dixon were in the wilds of North America.
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I can easily imagine them being the socks I bring with me on my next trip to the wilds of Maine and Upstate New York.
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Bears should be rambling through the wilds of Kamchatka in all their glory, scooping salmon out of streams and scaring the wits out of campers.
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We made the most of the hours when our lives overlapped, then let each other thrive in our own times, like animals in our wilds.
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Like the rhino that doesn't live in the wilds and the whale that doesn't live in the sea, her trees don't live in the woods.
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That's the reason Syed said he met up with Wilds in the middle of the school day, to go shopping for a birthday present for Stephanie.
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As the event's first speaker, Lapointe talked about The Wilds and The Deep, an architectural art project done in collaboration with artist Martha Fleming in 1990.
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They show off shortcuts between familiar melodies and dive into untrodden wilds with the confidence that they'll always make it back to a more familiar path.
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It seems like Reinke spent his summer on some kind of bizarre, menacing quest to act like an idiot all over the pristine wilds of America.
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This majestic image of a golden eagle surveying the wilds of Norway really spoke to us, but there are plenty of other photographic feats to enjoy.
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The funniest of the pack is Hunt for the Wilderpeople, a wild family adventure about a teenager and his adoptive uncle taking off into the wilds.
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My journey as it were, took me from Lizard Point in Cornwall to Inverie deep in the wilds of Scotland, nipping into Lowestoft along the way.
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Image: AP FileISIS remains a terror in the Middle East, but there is one place its influence seems to have diminished: the wilds of the internet.
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While working on the show, Wilds got the opportunity to once again shoot with his former cast mates on The Wire, Wood Harris and Method Man.
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He also told me of the few times he'd seen the elusive white wolf, only for it to slink away into the wilds of the night.
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There's a new Uncharted this year, this summer, in the shape of Lost Legacy, and Horizon Zero Dawn's getting a frosty expansion called The Frozen Wilds.
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But playing The Frozen Wilds, I was reminded how Nintendo's game had successfully zapped away much of what I'd loved about Aloy and her robot dinosaurs.
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Their motion also argued that the state's case against Syed "had crumbled," and that there are severe credibility issues with the prosecution's star witness, Jay Wilds.
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In it, Wonka mentions his early days building his chocolate empire and "rescuing" the Oompa Loompas from their terrible, underdeveloped lives in the wilds of Loompaland.
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Though the interstellar wilds may seem dull and desolate to the naked eye, these clouds are active zones that may one day condense into stellar nurseries.
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"I am savage enough to prefer the woods, the wilds and the independence of Monticello to all the brilliant pleasures of this gay capital," he said.
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"Control" (Remedy/505 Games)"Death Stranding" (Kojima Productions/SIE)"Resident Evil 2" (Capcom/Capcom)"Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice" (From Software/Activision)"Outer Wilds" (Mobius Digital/Annapurna)
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He is the man who, in yet another Volvo advert, recites the Swedish national anthem while stalking an elk through the frozen wilds of the north.
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That means there could be billions of orphan worlds drifting through the interstellar wilds of the galaxy—including, perhaps, lost siblings from our own solar system.
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He was first "infected with the wilds of Alaska" in 85033 during a 100 mile float trip in the same region that Pebble Mine now threatens.
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Over the past six months it is as if the Donner Party has set out to brave the wilds of DeKalb Avenue instead of Hastings Cutoff.
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If these two seasons continue to bloat, they could threaten to eclipse the greatest moviegoing time of all: the wilds of January, February, and early March.
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And since Andrew has just returned from the wilds of Iowa, his guesses will be maybe a little less ill-informed than the rest of ours.
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And are we now saying that people are going to — we're going to send them off into the wilds of the internet to receive their care?
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I want to play Outer Wilds at home, and then when I'm on the road, load up my iPad and start playing from my hotel room.
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It's on a northern peninsula alongside the rich green wilds of Cabrits National Park, one of three preserves in this small nation in the West Indies.
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But I've never wanted to champion a game as much as Outer Wilds, which confounded me, surprised me, and left me standing in awe and wonder.
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One surrounds a high-profile police shooting, which inverts the typical dynamic by having a black officer, played by Tristan Wilds, shoot an unarmed white man.
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" Another day-one arrival to the Game Pass that I&aposd skipped over was the gorgeous and critically acclaimed puzzle space-exploration game "The Outer Wilds.
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The passage is nestled midway through "The Lost City of the Monkey God," Preston's account of accompanying an archaeological expedition through the wilds of eastern Honduras.
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Throughout the trial, prosecutors relied on these records to corroborate the testimony of Wilds, their key witness, who was a pot dealer and acquaintance of Syed.
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That makes it an unlikely habitat for life as we know it on Earth, though there's no harm in daydreaming of Tauntauns or Wampas roaming its wilds.
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According to Wilds, they next spoke when Syed called him from the pay phone at Best Buy, asking him to pick him up after he murdered Lee.
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According to the Guardian, 23 contestants entered into the wilds of the Scottish Highlands last March to live for a year, completely cut off from modern society.
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But when the dot-com bubble burst in 2000, Mikkelson decided it probably wasn't the best time to strike it rich in the wilds of the Internet.
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"My mother was raised in a shack, in the wilds of Appalachia, where the toilet was an outhouse," he said in a 2013 interview with Rolling Stone.
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" In an interview with PEOPLE shortly after the video went viral, Wilds, 27, said, "He was a fan of mine, and me being a friend of his.
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During the height of the Pokémon Go craze last summer, Motherboard contributor Leif Johnson took to the wilds of South Texas to see what he could find.
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The film follows a family of Puritan dissenters who retreat to the Massachusetts wilds to be closer to God, and wind up closer to something much darker.
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We want to see the first footprints in the red soil of Mars, for instance, or to return astronauts to the Moon to wander the lunar wilds.
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Grandad no longer needs his walking stick, and he and Syd, now barefoot, roam the wilds together, building a groovy hut and frolicking in a gleaming waterfall.
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As for Brontë's morbid imaginings, Gaskell begs us to consider them with "tender humility" because she had lived in the wilds of Yorkshire and known mostly suffering.
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And Hearst — the relentless, mechanical face of the market, more brutal than any outlaw band for being organized and dispassionate — is running telephone lines across the wilds.
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When not hunting in the wilds of Central Asia, he is easily reachable by friends — to help them get on any flight they want, whenever they want.
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Wealthy Americans have long looked north for relaxation in the relative wilds of Canada, particularly along the pristine waterways that run south into the St. Lawrence River.
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They do this out on the wilds of Area 51 because they can bring some foreign fighters there who would otherwise not be welcomed into the country.
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The telescope-broadcasting service's team of astro-experts hauled a mobile observatory to the wilds of Indonesia so they could record the perfectly-aligned Earth, moon, and sun.
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There were plenty of things I left unfinished when I wrapped up the main game, but thanks to "The Frozen Wilds," they won't stay that way for long.
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The chase had led them into the remote wilds of the Golden Triangle, on the border of Durango and Sinaloa states, an area where Mr. Guzmán is revered.
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Still, system administrators may want to cast an eye over their inventory to make sure no chips of these generations get exposed to the untamed wilds of userland.
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The most popular templates pass from the wilds of message boards and image forums into mainstream social media channels, where they become instantly recognizable, and arguably less funny.
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Our intrepid heroine is sent to navigate the unruly wilds of high school, before getting thrown right back into the jungle for a real life-or-death adventure.
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The rover will then wake up on a pedestal and roll down a specialized ramp to roam the Martian wilds for a mission projected to last three months.
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Wilds gave two police interviews and testified at trial, and the contradictions among those accounts were well documented in "Serial" and in earlier episodes of the HBO series.
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The camera follows Kumal as he learns to hunt for food, evades villagers trying to kill him, and searches for a mate in the wilds of central India.
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Like the Keto diet, said Wilds, her program uses a metabolic process called ketosis, in which one's body, without carbohydrates to burn for fuel, begins to burn fat.
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Wilds quotes Scripture in "The Shepherd's Diet," but the "biblical" part doesn't mean the recipes were first whipped up by Jesus, or discovered in some dusty Vatican vault.
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There is something about separating oneself for a time from the man-made parts of society into the wilds of nature that does something to your inner spirit.
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Between 2,000 and 3,000 years ago, lions roamed the wilds of Egypt and were even kept as pets in the palaces of Pharaohs like Ramesses II and Tutankhamun.
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His eponymous company last week fleshed out its plan to conquer the wilds on battery power, with an all-electric four-door SUV and four-door pickup truck.
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Apex Legends If you're in the mood for a slow-burning game that lets you explore the universe at your own pace, Outer Wilds is a must-try.
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In the wilds of the internet, any woman, whether she's a celebrity, a game designer, or a teenager just minding her own business, can become an unexpected flashpoint.
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But this is so reductive, sanding off all of Outer Wilds most unique edges in order to sell something frighteningly fresh in the comfortable uniform of the familiar.
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"According to official data, about $22014,22 was allocated for the park's reconstruction," said local journalist Dzianis Dashkevich as he walked through the wilds, taking photographs for his blog.
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"According to official data, about $600,000 was allocated for the park's reconstruction," said local journalist Dzianis Dashkevich as he walked through the wilds, taking photographs for his blog.
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More than 200 of the Pickfords's photographs are in Wild Land: A Journey into the Earth's Last Wilds, out now from Thames & Hudson in association with Blackwell & Ruth.
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Promoters of this theory use the fact that prosecutor Kevin Urick helped Wilds acquire a pro bono lawyer, who then had him sign a plea deal, as its basis.
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He and his wife, Joanna (Joanna Kulig), drive through the wilds of Poland in a beat-up Audi with Marissa (Mireille Enos) and the CIA hot on their trail.
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Wreck-It Ralph 2 sends the reformed bad guy to the wilds of the World Wide Web, in search of a replacement part to save his friend Vanellope's game.
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Still, you have to admit, it's amusing to think that even out of in the wilds of Maine, there are animals having trivial snit fits over — who knows — directions?
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Chief Creative Officer Patrick Moberg said Dots is doing something "radically different" with Wilds — instead of presenting players with one puzzle after another, it's created a "completely nonlinear" experience.
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Let's start with something positive: Seven extremely cute puppies have been rescued from the wilds of Canada, and are right now on the road (literally) to a better life.
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While online commentary can often be vicious, fans of The Times's crossword have created a cohesive group that is a corner of kindness in the wilds of the internet.
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New ones keep popping up in every area, from the networks ("The Mayor") to the cablers ("SMILF") to the wilds of YouTube Red ("Ryan Hansen Solves Crimes on Television").
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He runs restaurants in rural Uruguay, in the heart of Chile's Colchagua Valley, at the edge of the Andes Mountains and resides full time in the wilds of Patagonia.
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I think the other half of it is [that] I did take a lot of joy in going back to each of the Outer Wilds members and updating them.
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Sometimes the story will be fun, like the recent profile of a Chicago chef who wants to chuck it all to start an inn in the wilds of Michigan.
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It is also a curse, because what I want more than anything else is to forget about Outer Wilds completely so that I can play it again from scratch.
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The four main characters were all shrunken as part of an experiment and are now forced to survive the untamed wilds that are actually a standard American suburban backyard.
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But Koenig pointed out that there was also a stretch of time where the towers and Wilds' testimony do not match up, and no one mentioned those during the trial.
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This actually works inside the DNS lookup to figure out whether you're connecting to a machine on your own network or a site out on the wilds of the web.
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Trump in recent days took a new turn in his attacks on the Utah senator, veering from assailing his character and loyalty and tossing him into the wilds of Ukraine.
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Fans came expecting the chance to capture rare pokémon and participate in activities, culminating in a challenge that would unleash some of the series's legendary pokémon into the virtual wilds.
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Players can band together to reclaim monster-haunted wilds and build thriving civilizations, or they can strike out alone, surviving in the face of supernatural terrors and murderous player bandits.
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But I do know there are those out there in the wilds of the internet who are rooting against Birds of Prey for petty personal reasons that aren't worth discussing.
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We've had pizza rat, we've had double pizza rats, and now, thanks to the untamed wilds of New York City, we have a new set of internet stars: churro rats.
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I'm spending the weekend with 500 women, five hours north of New York City, in the semi-wilds of the Adirondacks for The Wing's first-ever Camp No Man's Land.
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The human race is exhausting itself with noise and longs for its opposite—whether in the wilds, on the wide ocean or in some retreat dedicated to stillness and concentration.
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To Hispanic fans the Clintons are family, praised for ties stretching back to 1972, when an owlish Hillary Rodham helped register Mexican-American voters in the wilds of south Texas.
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Iceland's best player at the time, Gylfi Sigurðsson, was lucky to start at Tottenham Hotspur, and most of his teammates were playing club soccer in the relative wilds of Scandinavia.
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The 35-year-old Milian and 23-year-old Brandon Wilds -- who suited up for 4 games for the New York Jets last season -- grabbed some grub in Hollywood Friday.
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It's bad enough I didn't say anything about the Wild getting to the playoffs last season with 87 points so I'm not letting four Wilds get there again this year.
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Critic score: 88%Audience score: 66%Netflix description: "Amid a terrifying pandemic, a father searches the wilds of Australia for someone willing to protect and care for his infant daughter."
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He added that he often headed into the wilds of Michigan to hunt and hike, places where he would be unlikely to find a good way to charge the car.
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You can band together with dissidents seeking a life outside corporate chains, stick with the companies seeking to tame and colonize the wilds of space, or forge your own path.
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No such message came from the empty shell of Donald Trump, a man who once said his own personal Vietnam was avoiding sexually transmitted diseases in the wilds of Manhattan.
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His calculations include security, patriotic pride in Russia's reach, and economics: Most of Russia's natural resources lie beneath the ice and snow of places like Magadan and the nearby wilds.
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The attacking malware spams victims with emails claiming to have compromising videos of them and demanding payment or else the photos will be released into the wilds of the web.
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The strangeness inherent in "independent" can be felt even in those awards, with fellow nominee Outer Wilds being published by Annapurna Interactive, a current powerhouse the publishing of smaller games.
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Like Melville and Thoreau, who invested their descriptions of early American wilds with an expansive vitalistic otherness, VanderMeer stages encounters with a nonhuman world that refuses to yield the foreground.
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Attorneys for Syed told the Supreme Court that in a normal case, a jury would be able to weigh the testimony of Wilds and McClain to decide whom to believe.
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Fresh off a top-to-toe renovation, this resort — with 273 rooms (and suites), plus 37 residential units — brings a lot of polish to the wilds of the Canadian Rockies.
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Back in the day — and by "the day" we mean anytime up to 12,000 odd years ago — there was a whole host of interesting animals stalking the wilds of Britain.
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All we know for sure is that Wilds changed his story several times in his interviews with police, but that he was able to tell them where Lee's car was parked.
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I wouldn't call "Kiksuya" perfect, but it does fill in some gaps in the Westworld timeline, occasionally too conveniently — see also that encounter with Logan out in the wilds of Westworld.
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Your router offers up a basic firewall against unwelcome and unrequested traffic from the wilds of the internet, primarily through what's known as NAT (Network Address Translation) routing and port filtering.
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Rogue science teachers still lurk in the wilds of the US, treating Pluto as a planet; rogue scientists send us grumpy emails when we write about Pluto as a dwarf planet.
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Wilds isn't scheduled to launch until late 2017, but the company has just released a live-action trailer for the game, directed by Radical Friend and choreographed by Jasmine Albuquerque-Croissant.
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From Ulaanbaatar (at least a 17-hour flight from New York), it's a 3-hour flight west to Ulgii, then 113 to 5 more hours via Land Cruiser into the wilds.
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They planned to then walk together into the wilds of Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest, where they believed the Slender Man lived in a mansion and would be waiting to welcome them.
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Ricocheting around the verbal wilds for more than twice as long as the man he was introducing, Trump even refused to remain onstage and gaze on admiringly as Pence flattered him.
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For Campbell, a hero is someone who goes beyond common knowledge and everyday society (what he calls "interpreted experience") and into the wilds of new things (what he calls "uninterpreted experience").
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Her parents (Eva Longoria and Michael Peña) send her away from the jungle and into to the wilds of high school against her will — but she soon has to rescue them.
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"The way a lot of us from the neighborhood see it, Mike is like the prophet of the projects," said Darrel Wilds, 50, who grew up with Mr. Williams in Vanderveer.
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Logan has a newfound respect for his youngest son, who almost got killed in last week's episode trying to secure a source of independent wealth in the wilds of Eastern Europe.
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Editorial In the wilds of the Canadian Yukon, nature has provided fresh evidence of the destructive power of humans, and a stark warning of the dangers billions of people may face.
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In a year where Sekiro let me hack and parry my way to victory, and Fire Emblem: Three Houses turned me into a master tactician, Outer Wilds brought something totally different.
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And being in our little portable unit moving as a bubble out in the wilds of the country, I didn't really care about the usual nonsense knocking around in my brain.
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One day, one of our cats (either Mental Paws or her sister Dental Paws, no one can remember) disappeared into the woods behind our house in the wilds of New Jersey.
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If this work had been carried out in the wilds of scientific publishing, the former would have taken root in formal papers, while the rest would have been buried and ignored.
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Set almost entirely in the wilds of Montana, the film revolves around a hunting trip taken by a father, Cal (Matt Bomer), and his 14-year-old son, David (Josh Wiggins).
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Back from a week in the wilds of Myanmar— more on that in Prime Meridians this coming weekend — to find a lot of action happening globally in both energy and mining.
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"The Frozen Wilds" is a mostly separate section of this world that takes place in an area known as "The Cut," a treacherous and sparsely inhabited mountain region covered in perpetual snowfall.
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So Dots & Co was a way to keep the franchise fresh, while also exploring some of the new-to-Dots concepts (companion characters and a virtual economy) that were planned for Wilds.
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"Leo's mountain man beard worked for him during his turn as fur trapper Hugh Glass in The Revenant, but is it the best look for the wilds of Hollywood?" one caption asked.
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Also noted in the motion is Lee's autopsy report, which shows it was "forensically and pathologically" impossible for Lee to have been buried at the time prosecutors and Wilds claim she was.
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Aside from his music, Wilds can currently be seen on Fox's Shots Fired, a 10-hour event series that examines the aftermath of two racially charged shootings in a small Southern town.
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After fictional forays to Silicon Valley ("The Circle") and Saudi Arabia ("A Hologram for the King"), Mr. Eggers takes his dark vision of 21st-century American confusion to the wilds of Alaska.
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Detailing what happens to nightlife when half the clubs in the UK have closed, the film takes us from the industrial eastern edges of London to the wilds of the Welsh woods.
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Meanwhile, out in the wilds of Utah, the American subsidiary of Japan's Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems is working on a joint venture that would create the world's largest clean energy storage facility.
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A veritable wonderland of all things outdoors from camping stoves to stand-up paddleboards and sleeping bags, it's our go-to for a one-stop shop before setting out into the wilds.
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And he believes there are parallels between Canada and California, especially in British Columbia, where growers have operated in the wilds for decades just as they have in Humboldt County in California.
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So let me start with this, plain and easy: Outer Wilds has stolen every night (and a couple of days) from me for the last week, and I'm thrilled that it has.
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The few humans who haven't abandoned their digients are left struggling to protect them from the wilds of the internet, where robot sadists and sex toy companies with an interest in robots roam.
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Lena Haloway is just three months from her procedure and very excited for it — that is, until she meets a mysterious young man from the Wilds who's managed to escape the government's radar.
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Dots & Co. It seems like Dots (that's the name of both the startup and its first game) is following a pattern with each release — a pattern it's breaking with its fourth game, Wilds.
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In addition to freeing this latest batch of patents into the open market wilds, the program has also revamped its website to include a searchable database of all of its available public patents.
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The new game brought modern sensibilities to the series, with a huge world made possible by modern consoles, and a more seamless design that made venturing out into the wilds feel more natural.
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This is a film about the wilds — internal and external — and Saulnier shoots both the natural and the human side of the story with his usual sharp instincts for startling and engaging images.
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Some others are received on the Atlantic coast, where small narco-docks and stash houses line the banks of waterways in the wilds of the northern coastline or around the city of Limón.
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But at the Punggye-ri nuclear test site, in the mountainous wilds of the North, teams of players that Sunday were engaged in a series of volleyball games, according to the image analysts.
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Wilds didn't participate in the Serial podcast, but he later spoke to The Intercept about the night that he says Syed approached him and told him that he had strangled Hae to death.
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A philosopher at heart, Herzog is drawn to extreme environments and situations that drive his characters to the brink of extinction or madness—death row, the wilds of Alaska, the jungles of Southeast Asia.
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The mission of the Wilderness Society is two-fold: they protect public lands on a macro, legislative level, while also working to inspire individual American citizens to take action and care for our wilds.
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All told, the network includes operators from two dozen front-line countries between West Africa and India with national locust control programs, patrolling the wilds in trucks, looking for the first sign of trouble.
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After spotting the snake in the toilet, the ranchers were eventually able to capture it safely, and returned it to the wilds of Texas, far away from the warmth and safety of the ranch.
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Brown said that the calls were the only piece of evidence that corroborated the account of Jay Wilds, the state's star witness, who said he buried Lee in the park with Syed that night.
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Ambassador, Ty Dolla $ign, model and Rock The Vote spokesperson Kendall Jenner, director-producer-writer Joss Whedon, Fifth Harmony's Camila Cabello, rapper Vic Mensa, actress Natalia Dyer, actor and singer Mack Wilds and others.
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Actor Mack Wilds, recording artist Lil Mama and Miami Heat player Anthony Mason Jr. were spotted with Ify at a "Ballin' 4 Peace" celebrity basketball game earlier this month at York College in Queens.
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According to police updates on Friday, reported by Canada's CBC network, the two may have escaped from the wilds around Gillam, Manitoba, where police had said the day before the suspects were likely cornered.
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A team of researchers scours the wilds of northern Alaska for Bombus polaris, a big bee that has adapted to the cold and that can teach them more about the effects of climate change.
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Speaking of which ... Diddy also didn't forget to shower the Magic City strippers with a mountain of cash, He spread it around, along with mega-producer Jermaine Dupri, Mack Wilds and Jim Jones. Ballin'!
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The most important was testimony by a friend of Adnan's named Jay Wilds, who told the police he had helped Syed to bury Lee's body after Syed confessed to killing her, on Jan. 13.
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In one passage Reed describes Weiss' role as the architect of an unprecedented program of Cold War tech sabotages that culminated with the destruction of a gas pipeline deep in the wilds of Siberia.
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Analysts peering at satellite images of North Korea after the latest nuclear test reported Tuesday that they had spotted many landslides and wide disturbances at the country's test site, in the North's mountainous wilds.
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"Nothing prepared me for where I recently found myself: in the wilds of the Australian outback watching a cattle rancher artificially inseminate a cow," Mr. Gates wrote in a blog post published on Tuesday.
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Outer Wilds One of this year's most talked-about games wasn't a triple-A blockbuster, but a small indie game where you take on the character of a naughty goose terrorizing some unsuspecting townsfolk.
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Debra Granik's beautifully observed story focuses on a father (Ben Foster) and daughter (Thomasin Harcourt McKenzie, in a breakout performance) who are living off the grid in the wilds of a big nature preserve.
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If you forced me to explain the game in a single paragraph, it would go like this: Outer Wilds is a first-person exploration game that casts you as a fledgling astronaut and archeologist.
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In an elevator ride, maybe you'd say that Outer Wilds is Majora's Mask's time-loop meets the epistolary storytelling of Gone Home meets the golden age sci-fi cover aesthetics of No Man's Sky.
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His rugged and deeply humane fiction often depicted complex men grappling with their place in the wilderness, including the forests of northern Michigan, where he grew up, and the wilds of Montana, his adopted home.
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Supporters may grouse about the loss of a perceived champion, but very few of them are willing to leave the comforts of a familiar platform to venture out into the wilds of a new one.
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The company Patagonia—which already campaigns to protect swathes of the eponymous wilds in Argentina and Chile—said it would file a lawsuit against the Trump Administration in partnership with local community and environmental groups.
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The motion asserts that the case against Syed has "crumbled" and calls into question the credibility of the prosecution's star witness, Jay Wilds, who had testified he helped Syed dig a hole for Lee's body.
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Later, Danika discusses her time with Horizon: Zero Dawn's big DLC, The Frozen Wilds, Rob relays the confusion of entering the world of 4K with the Xbox One X, and Austin accidentally becomes a speedrunner.
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The bill, proposed by Democratic state senators Frank Ciccone and Hanna Gallo, is meant to shield minors from the wilds of the web by putting the responsibility for online porn on internet service providers (ISPs).
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A ROUND a century ago, a furniture magnate from Rochester, New York named Harvey Baker Graves spent a day boating through the estuarine wilds of upper Biscayne Bay, along the southern Atlantic coast of Florida.
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So far, the company has done roughly 20 of these trips in locations ranging from the wilds of Patagonia to the Chegaga sand dunes of Morocco to the banks of the Mekong river in Cambodia.
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By Design IN 2002, Jenny Holzer was invited to create a piece at Wanas Konst, an 80-acre sculpture park tucked behind a romantic 16th-century step-gabled castle in the wilds of southern Sweden.
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Most games that I want to play, including Outer Wilds or Metro: Exodus, a knee-buckler of a game with demanding ray tracing effects, are simply unplayable when the EVO 16-S isn't plugged in.
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The Outer Wilds and Disco Elysium are prime candidates to be games I don't touch in 2019, obsess over in 2020, and suddenly find myself shoving into a game of the year list next year.
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N.Y.C. Nature For those more familiar with frilly pink and purple supermarket orchids, the idea that relatives of these delicate creatures can be found growing in the wilds of temperate North America is a stretch.
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Now that the cast is dispersed all over the wilds of the series' universe, it's possible that a check-in with Bran will be all we see of that character for an episode or two.
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Set in a frozen land far to the north of the game's current setting, Frozen Wilds will offer new gameplay elements and weapons, and continue to build out the post-apocalyptic story of the main game.
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I am not interested in writing movies about a white man who is on some kind of journey to find himself or avenge a wrong, whether in Brooklyn or the wilds of Montana and South Dakota.
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When Hohusen first presented the idea in the fall of 2015, Murphy said he realized, "The ambition of the game is enormous," which meant that Wilds would need more development time than a normal Dots game.
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Following the end of serial Serial, Wilds – who pleaded guilty to being an accessory and was sentenced to two years probation – changed his story, saying that he saw Lee's body in front of his grandmother's home.
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You wouldn't necessarily know it was a flip of a Björk track if you heard it out in the nightlife wilds, but that's the beauty of mixes like this, sometimes you can discover whole new worlds.
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The cell tower evidence helped convict Syed by corroborating the testimony of prosecution witness Jay Wilds, who claimed that he was with Syed when Syed buried his ex-girlfriend Hae Min Lee in a Baltimore park.
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" Out of the 12 sultry R&B tracks on the projects, Wilds' favorite is one called "Choose" — which he describes as an "unabashed look at what a guy goes through when he wants his girl back.
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It could be the plot of an Ocean's Eleven movie: A team of daring engineers heads to the wilds of Nevada to create a dazzling spectacle, defy officials, and walk off with a $680 million jackpot.
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He'd grown up in Show Low, a tiny town in the Arizona mountains, with just his mom and sister, a tough upbringing he brightened by looking for Anasazi pottery shards in the wilds behind the house.
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By contrast, when the British aristocrat Damian Aspinall released 11 of his captive-bred lowland gorillas into the wilds of Gabon in 2014, five were soon violently dispatched, probably by a resident gorilla, while others disappeared.
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US drones keep watch 24 hours a day over al-Qaeda hideouts in the wilds of Waziristan, occasionally launching missiles at suspected leaders, with little worry about being shot down, much less about retaliation in kind.
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Yitzhak and his family are Orthodox Jews, so at different points throughout the day, they dispersed into the surrounding wilds to pray, one climbing a rocky hill, another finding shade under one of the few trees.
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Conceived by Tina Marie Casamento and written by Marc Acito, the show starts by taking us back to the wilds of Minnesota, where the young Frances Gumm, as Garland was then known, spent her early childhood.
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BUT: It's actually the sequel to 'Wedding Crashers' disguised as 'True Detective' Season 3: A romp through the Louisiana wilds because Will Ferrell was murdered and Vince and Owen have to find out who killed him.
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Remnant: From the Ashes If you want to play through an awe-inspiring first-person adventure that lets you travel through space but doesn't require you to shoot at things, Outer Wilds is a worthwhile game.
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As he stalks his quarry through the wilds of medieval treatises on, for instance, the disputed existence of giants, even readers who share his fascinations — with mammoths or with medieval treatises — may weary of the chase.
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More than a story about children being harmed, the audience being manipulated is more often the parents, who in this case leave their children in the wilds of the internet, lured in by the always-satisfying screentime.
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We flash to the future—back to the wilds of the park and the rebellion, this time to the Man in Black (Ed Harris) and his host sidekick Lawrence (Clifton Collins Jr.), who are deep in conversation.
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Dad doesn't seem like he's still on the scene, but Noctis and his buff bodyguards are stuck out in the wilds, with only their weapons, supernatural skills, and impossibly cool car (it can fly) to help them.
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A 30-year survey, "Pipilotti Rist: Pixel Forest," traces her ever-expanding journey into the wilds of video, with a rapturous fusion of lights, sights and music that ebbs and flows through the museum's main gallery floors.
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Clif Bar saw food manufacturing as an extension of thriving agriculture, but also looked at southern Idaho and the outdoor wonderland in its backyard in the wilds of the Sawtooth Mountains, a short drive from the factory.
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Oh, and try not to get it confused with Outer Wilds, the space-exploration indie game released last year for PC, PS4, and Xbox One that's set in a solar system that explodes roughly every 20 minutes.
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Because these self-detonations are extremely luminous, astronomers often spot them out in the cosmic wilds, but it is difficult to get a closer, more detailed glimpse of supernovas located thousands, or even millions, of light years away.
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Paille spent five years hauling his lights into the wilds of Canada for his ongoing project Alternative Landscapes I and II. The idea came to him while gazing at the holiday lights blanketing his hometown of Trois-Rivières.
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Now that she's in the wilds of Hollywood, Zendaya doesn't seem to have quite the leverage she had within the Disney machine: She's the star of Euphoria, but she doesn't produce it the way she did K.C. Undercover.
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The Frozen Wilds coming out months later helped the situation—it crystallized the many things, big and small, I loved about the game—but I couldn't help but shake the feeling it was a game undercut by circumstance.
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These radioactive puppies have proliferated in the wilds of nuclear fallout, and are profiled in the above documentary "Puppies of Chernobyl" by filmmaker Drew Scanlon, who happens to also be the guy in the Blinking White Guy meme.
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THE CLOSER And finally … Let's begin this July week with happy discoveries, a few right under our noses... Found in the Panama wilds: Capuchin monkeys, whose newly uncovered dexterity, tool-using smarts and all-around adorableness stun scientists.
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Now in its fourth season, LoftOpera made a name for itself by scrapping the pomp and circumstance traditionally associated with the artform in favor of cheap tickets, solid musicianship, and plentiful booze in the wilds of industrial Brooklyn.
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Take your pick: A Broadway marathon or a trek into the wilds of Kenya If you want to avoid the crowds this fall and winter, you may want to steer away from New York, Italy and even Kenya.
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The findings, which were published Monday in the journal Nature Ecology & Evolution, also suggest early hominins did not need any special evolutionary adaptations before they ventured out from the grasslands of Africa and into the wilds of Arabia.
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Starting in 2003, he herded famous chefs from around the world into the wilderness for Cook It Raw, an annual hunting-gathering junket into the wilds of places like Japan, Lapland and the Lowcountry of the American South.
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I searched back through my own Twitter feed and sure enough … I actually created this particular image myself over a year ago, released it into the wilds of the internet, and forgot about it entirely a week later.
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This is Outer Wilds, a first-person game of exploration and ecology developed by Mobius Digital and published by Annapurna Interactive, and releasing tomorrow on Mac, PC, and Xbox One (where it's included as part of Game Pass).
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The competitors are all exiles, criminals cast out of the civilization of the Commonwealth into the wilds of a land known as the Downside; for the victors, the Rites are a ticket home from isolation, and back into society.
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Kangaroos and dogs generally don't get along in the wilds of Australia, which usually turns out much worse for the dog, since 'roos can kick, punch, choke and in some cases drown anything they think of as a threat.
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After a stoic Puritan farmer (Ralph Ineson) and his devout family of six is exiled from their township, they settle in the bleak gray wilds of Massachusetts, where it's all downhill after the failing of their first corn crop.
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His hunger for adventure led him to quit his factory job in the United Kingdom and move to the wilds of central Africa to work for a big-game hunting firm before transforming the area into a unique sanctuary.
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Life in the Jackson-Wallach apartment on Riverside Drive was also a turbulent affair: a juggling of finances and schedules to meet the demands of show business, marriage and parenthood — raising three children in the competitive wilds of Manhattan.
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I just want to ignore everyone's requests to retrieve items or kill a very specific number of bad guys, and instead go out into a big, beautiful fantasy world where I can just stare endlessly into the sprawling wilds.
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Less heralded is the low-maintenance fall activity that can be found within the five boroughs: walking through the wilds of Central Park's North Woods, taking a ghost tour or visiting a public garden on a breezy, sunny day.
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Without bears' extraordinary ability to not just perceive scent — but understand a wealth of information stored in those scents like a thumb drive — the large omnivores (some well over 1,000 pounds) might not survive in the harsh, competitive wilds.
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Yet it obscures the basic fact that the most significant aspect of Wilds's story — that Syed showed him Lee's body, and Wilds then helped bury her — has remained consistent through multiple tellings, despite other details changing over the years.
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Instead of the nitty-gritty tuning and hyper-real physics of the Motorsport entries, Horizon offers up a more arcade-y take, giving you hundreds of cars and the freedom to take them for a spin across the wilds of Australia.
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On Twitter, the book recommendations whiz past at a furious clip; it's always somebody's publication day, or a book's birthday; fans tweet out poems to mark a poet's death, or to chart an emerging voice through the wilds of magazine publication.
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Researchers from the Institute for Disease Modeling, Oxford and the Imperial College of London decided to use mathematical modeling to test how these methods might fare in the wilds of sub-Saharan Africa, where 90 percent of malaria-related deaths occur.
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Take the wilds of eastern Oregon, where ranchers spent the Obama era fearing that vast tracts of the Owyhee Canyonlands would be declared a national monument, exposing them to lawsuits from eco-absolutists bent on banning cattle from public lands.
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"But most pointedly, Wilds — the only individual to have confessed to being complicit in the events surrounding the victim's death by strangulation — has an ominous history of being charged for incidents of rage and violence against women," the defense wrote.
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" As Microsoft Power User points out, Tay was recently released into the wilds of the internet, where it has been interacting with users in a manner best described as "mid-40s male attempting to sound like a 16-year-old girl.
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Her heroine Selin starts her freshman year at the exact moment that it becomes terrifyingly possible to stalk your crush across the wilds of the internet, to read and reread email threads for every possible shade of nuance and double meaning.
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The fact that Matt wanted to go even deeper out away from civilization, shooting in the wilds of Canada, and having these big snowscapes and these big vistas; places where doing this kind of highly technical sort of work is hard.
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We have talked our way across the ridge of the North Fork Mountain of West Virginia, down 18 miles of the Narrows in Zion National Park, through the wilds of Dolly Sods and across mountains of Vermont and New Hampshire.
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His new lawyer, C. Justin Brown, claims that the new evidence that's helped grant him a new trial should be considered in his bail application, including faulty cellphone tower data, poor legal representation, and the credibility of witness Jay Wilds.
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However, the significance of the photo is not, as Wolfe has it, that Everett is out working out in the wilds as a kind of linguist Grizzly Adams while Chomskyans are huddled at their desks dismissing indigenous languages as primitive.
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One final note: I am off to the wilds of Wyoming for 10 days to clear the fashion week fog out of my head, so next week's Open Thread will be coming to you from my wonderful colleague Matthew Schneier.
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Headlines about the tiger — the kind found in the wilds of India or a zoo — in a city apartment came to epitomize New York City at a wilder time when it seemed almost nothing was too crazy to be believed.
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Shapiro is 52 and her husband is 59; they live in what sounds like a big house in "the wilds of Connecticut"; they founded a writers' conference in Italy; they fly to the West Coast to have lunches with studio executives.
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Picking up where last year's vaunted movie pilot left off, this new series extends that tale of three friends (Afton Williamson, David Call and Mack Wilds) plotting hip-hop success during the genre's golden age in early '90s New York.
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So start your visit by catching a ride on the fire-engine-red Montenvers Train, which has been carting visitors 3,000 feet up into the Alpine wilds since the track was completed in 1909 (€32.50, or about $37, round trip).
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Wilds said Syed showed him Lee's body in the trunk of her car in the parking lot (in a later interview with the Intercept, he said that was a lie and he actually saw the body in front of his grandmother's house).
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Most of us know what it's like for an important file to be corrupted or lost in the wilds of an old hard drive, so it's not much of a leap to at least imagine it happening on a civilization-wide level.
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Naturally, that's why it's so disturbing that DNA analysis on three crocs captured in Florida revealed them to be Nile crocodiles, raising the troubling question of how many more of these people-eaters are eking out a fresh start in the Florida wilds.
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Flashback: Facebook's original superpower — and the reason so many users flocked to it from the untamed wilds of the wider web — was that it gave you an assurance of semi-privacy and a respite from the anonymity that fueled so much online conflict.
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The thirty one year-old Rasch and his co-founders, 30 year-old Sarah Beyahte Sandnes and 29 year-old Hans Kjellby are all nomads themselves, having moved from Norway to seek their technologically enabled fortunes in the wilds of Silicon Valley.
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But this is one of those happy occasions where the Netflix model allows a project that might have been lost in the theatrical wilds to find its place in the circle of life, albeit on a lower tier of the jungle canopy.
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This led to the estimate that as much as 50 percent of the Milky Way—including parts of yourself, your pet, your world, the hamburger you ate for dinner, and the stars in the night sky—braved the intergalactic wilds to get here.
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Shot in the wilds of New Jersey, the slim story finds the villain engaging in dastardly deeds only to be chased by his persistent female pursuers, who set his lair on fire with a flaming arrow and force him right off a cliff.
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The sole unnamed character in the novel (a fact that emphasizes her mythic status and role as an "Everywoman"), she survives in a future post-civil-war society in the wilds of Virginia's Blue Ridge Mountains, eking out an existence however she can.
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Donn Fendler, Who Was Lost in Wilds of Maine as a Boy, Dies at 90 The 12-year-old's tale of survival gained him fame and honors and was turned into a book that became required reading for schoolchildren in the state.
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After an African-American sheriff's deputy (Mack Wilds) shoots and kills an unarmed white college student during a traffic stop, a North Carolina town is in mayhem, and the Justice Department sends Ashe Akino (Sanaa Lathan) and Preston Terry (Stephan James) to investigate.
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Solace in nature The idea of Turner as a hands-on conservationist, riding on horseback across the restored wilds of Montana might jar with his public image as an outspoken, and sometimes controversial, mogul, but he has a long held love of nature.
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Outer Wilds has some light "simulation" elements: You need to manage your oxygen and jetpack fuel, and sometimes you'll have to hop out of your vessel and repair it when it's slammed too hard into a cliff face or a stray comet.
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It's bizarre and amazing and it's starting to be utilized more widely by musicians: Bjork's excellent "Stonemilker" video from last year being an excellent case in point when she stood on the wild and barren wilds of the Icelandic coast and sang her heart out.
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C. episode that sent its 13-year-old subject into the online wilds in search of support and solidarity: One morning during first period, a male friend of Sam's mentioned a meme whose suggestive name was an inside joke between the two of them.
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A beautiful show that traces this Swiss artist's ever-expanding journey into the wilds of video, from single-channel works to rapturous environments that fuse lights, moving images, color and music, usually offering viewers the use of pillows or even beds befitting their dreamlike drift.
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"LIVED AT THE BRIARS 1975-2008"— a tribute to the dogs' owners' 1818-built mansion, the childhood home of Varina Howell Davis, the first lady of the Confederacy — is the only epitaph Oliver Newton Wilds, Jr. and Robert Everett Canon chose for their stone.
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And his semi-rural hometown of Cornwall made his distance from the urban wilds of an Altern-22006 or UR seem provident, not conspicuous—he fit neatly into the tradition, particularly in Britain, of rogue genius hermits squirreling away in the woods, crafting mad potions.
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Jon Watts, the director of this stripped-down thriller about two kids who find an abandoned police car in the wilds of rural Colorado and find themselves at the center of a criminal conspiracy, impressed Sony so much that he'll be directing the next Spider-Man movie.
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Here are five other points Chaudry believes could free Syed: • The Autopsy Report At Syed's 2000 trial, Syed acquaintance Jay Wilds testified that Syed showed him Lee's body in the trunk of Lee's car, and that he helped Syed bury Lee in Leakin Park around 7 p.m.
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Over email, Manikandan and Jordan explained to me that it is not easy to study Hawking radiation in the cosmic wilds—that would require getting close to a black hole—so scientists must use analogous systems to simulate what might be occurring in these extreme environments.
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Campbell has joined a growing handful of very famous, very mainstream celebrities who have ventured into the wilds of YouTube, a platform known more than a smidge dismissively for sugary makeup gurus and Casey Neistat, and decidedly more seriously for extremism and the people who weaponize it.
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A beautiful show that traces this Swiss artist's ever-expanding journey into the wilds of video, from single-channel works to rapturous environments that fuse lights, moving images, color and music, usually offering viewers the use of pillows or even beds befitting the art's dreamlike drift.
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Like others pushed out of Manhattan in later centuries, Anthony — considered the first known person of Muslim descent to settle in America — just moved across the East River, and before long had secured a grant of nearly 19963 acres of farmland near the wilds of Coney Island.
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The brand sources unusual natural ingredients from the wilds of Patagonia — many of them employed for the first time in perfumery — to create intriguingly complex as well as single-note scents that are free of chemicals and available with squalene instead of alcohol (a potential irritant).
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However, if anyone who uses the computer tends to wander deeper into the wilds of the web to file-sharing sites and other invasive malware targets, you may want to shore up your PC's defenses with security software that scores higher in protection and performance tests than Windows Defender.
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Unknown if these dudes plan on meeting up with the Brodie and executing an international Bateau Banane, but Jimmy is really channeling that vibe here, and nobody seems especially stressed about the current management meltdown in Madison Square Garden or Jimmy getting shipped off to the wilds of Minnesota.
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ADDO ELEPHANT NATIONAL PARK, South Africa (Reuters) - Almost 50 years after they were hunted to local extinction, black rhinos will again roam the wilds of the Central African nation of Chad, the latest chapter in a movement to bring big mammals back to former ranges on the continent.
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But if the NFL can demonstrate that there's money to be made on the wilds of the internet, perhaps the sport's stakeholders will see the wisdom in modifying the approach to broadcasting contracts in future, embracing media both old and new in the pursuit of a dedicated fanbase.
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The event, while having a lighthearted name and tone, is a particularly good way to recognize that in the deep, largely untrammeled Alaskan wilds, there are places where the raw, unfiltered wilderness remains — a land where bears still dominate the land — but still bow down to the baddest of them all.
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The movie opens with a hazy flashback to a prior film, and once again we find Bourne himself living a loner's life on the edge of the world — this time as a bare-knuckle brawler in the wilds of Greece, where he seems resigned to a life of empty, therapeutic violence.
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He needed to be away from the city and close to nature in order to create his sculptures but, living alone in the wilds after the collapse of his marriage to Dorothy Dehner, a painter, in 1952, he wrote in his notebooks of "the fucking lonesomeness—which is not only physical but mental".
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It is possible to comprehend his despair at being lost in the rugged wilds of the northeast, but it seems rum that a mind as fine as Ezzedine's can take no pleasure in the London theater of his day, the wit of its court or its fledgling struggles toward the scientific mentality.
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Fashion Review Just over a month ago, during the wilds of fashion month, when the trendiest subject was whether brands should move to a see-now/sell-now system and offer consumers clothes direct from the runway, Azzedine Alaïa (the brand, not the person) sent out a statement delineating a somewhat different approach.
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ALBUQUERQUE — The meeting involved elements worthy of a thriller: detailed coordinates for a site in the wilds of northern New Mexico, the promise of seeing long-hidden spoils from an act of unsolved political sabotage, and a briefing on the stealthy operative who would be journeying in by foot to talk with me.
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As Mr. Wiley got to know Ms. Lomborg, she told him she was fluent in four languages, had lived in the wilds of Alaska for years as a child, was homeless for a time and was being visited regularly by Hollywood chums who flew in for help contacting their deceased loved ones.
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At the same time, so much of the podcast and the investigation asked everyone else involved — the state's key witness Jay Wilds, his friend Jenn Pusateri, Syed's and Lee's friends, the person who sold concessions in front of the school — to recount so many specific details about the timeline of the day, it's maddening.
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So it's not entirely surprising that, despite being a completely new franchise, The Outer Worlds (not to be confused with the excellent and extremely similarly named space-exploration game Outer Wilds, which came out earlier this year) draws on Obsidian's own past RPG and action experiences to create something that's both new and familiar.
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He figured those who like to stalk saltwater game fish in shallow water, or to chase them through the tide rips that mount off the islands of the Northeastern coast, might thrill as well to cooking on a parrilla, with its evocation of grilling in the wilds of Argentina, after a day hunting monster trout.
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Discussed: Dying Light 2, Galak-Z Variant S, Zone of the Enders Mars, Resident Evil 2, Rage 2, Metro Exodus, Total War: Three Kingdoms, Cyberpunk 2077, Captain Spirit (Life is strange), Shadow of the Tomb Raider, The Last of Us Part II, Call of Duty: Black Ops 4, Donut County, Wattam, Outer Wilds, Yakuza Kiwami 2.
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Since we already know that the magical stones of Craigh Na Dun aren't the only portal through time (last season showed us a similar phenomenon hidden in a Jamaican cave), this scene appears to suggest that we can expect some supernatural activity even in the wilds of colonial North Carolina, where we reunite with Jamie and Claire in 1767.
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We can maybe chalk it up to an infatuated nostalgia with the wilds of the American West in a period when the idea of what America is, is undeniably fraught with turmoil; or perhaps it's a reaction to the #BalmainArmy and Kardashian-peddled contoured athleisure that has become the look that will define this decade in the future.
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The lifestyle is often painted as a mixture of stoicism and financial savvy; I envisage myself as a modern-day Henry David Thoreau-type, living deliberately in the wilds of Zone 230, frugally saving half my paycheck and subsisting off of beans and pita bread until I've amassed a small fortune that will see me into early retirement.
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Set in the open wilds of Iowa in the late '90s, the new book from the author of Wolf in White Van (nominated for the 2014 National Book Award) follows Jeremy, who works in a small video rental store until his life gets vastly thrown out of whack when mysterious footage begins appearing on random VHS tapes.
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Discussed: Ring Fit Adventure 13:21, Need for Speed Heat 240:201, Death Stranding 46:50, Nier: Automata 1:08:48, Outer Wilds 1:403:10, The Outer Worlds 1:21:40, Pokemon Sword and Shield 1:28:20, Stadia 1:34:41, Radio Commander 1:40:01 You can subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, and Stitcher.
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Whether you're looking to get out of town in style, tear out into the wilds, or just avoid the line at Hertz after a grueling flight, Turo, the sharing economy's answer to car rentals, may be the solution to all of your car-renting woes, save for the expenses (sorry, those are likely here to stay).
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His name is Franklin Chapman, known as Jack; he's a retired college security chief and part Cherokee Indian who lives here in Santa Fe. In December 1950, on a subzero night in the mountain wilds near North Korea's Chosin Reservoir, Mr. Chapman's convoy, part of the Seventh Infantry Division, came under withering attack by the Chinese.
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Knowing of my great-grandmother's yearning for the wilds she explored during summers at our family's rustic camp — 100,000 acres of virgin forest and cool, clear streams and lakes in the Adirondack Mountains — I imagined her loving the magnificent sun-dappled spits, marsh grass, white-sand beaches and tide pools here, each with its attendant wildlife.
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Some other theories floated on Reddit include alternate suspects for the murder: Roy Davis, who was convicted in 2002 via DNA evidence of the 1998 strangulation death of Jada Denita Lambert, 18, who also went to Woodlawn High School; Jay Wilds, who listeners well know; Lee's new boyfriend Don, whose timecard alibi at Lenscrafters is suspect, since his mom was the manager.
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The Environmental Protection Agency has approved lab-reared mosquitoes infected with the bacterium Wolbachia pipientis to be released into the wilds of 20 states and Washington, DC. The mosquitoes are engineered by the company MosquitoMate so that they deliver the bacterium to wild mosquitoes when released, killing off insects that could transmit viruses such as dengue, yellow fever and Zika.
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While many of the details behind the game are remaining under wraps until it launches later this year — and a live-action promotional trailer doesn't give all that much insight — what we do know is this: Wilds will be far more immersive and multi-dimensional than the Dots games that have preceded it, and, most importantly, will have a female avatar.
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Aloy was a triumph, a character equal parts empathy, strength, and charm; Horizon's world was as beautiful as it was engaging, and the twists did what good twists are supposed to do: enhance your understanding of what's around you; the combat was dynamic enough to carry the game start to finish, even after putting another dozen hours in with The Frozen Wilds.
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In one extended sequence in the third episode of The Case Against Adnan Syed, Susan Simpson, a lawyer working as an advocate for Syed, argues that the police heavily massaged the story that Wilds was telling them to make his story match the evidence from cell phone tower records that were such a huge factor in the case, and later in Serial.
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Yet it hits not just the high points of the story — Scrooge's visit with four ghosts and his ultimate change of heart — but many of the smaller, spookier moments that are often left out of adaptations, such as a ghostly hearse that follows Scrooge up the stairs, or his brief visit to sailors and miners celebrating the holiday in the wilds of 19th century England.
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In 2012, the then-39-year-old toured the U.K. for five months searching every remote corner of the country for hidden talent — a pair of potters from the isolated wilds of Wales, a furniture maker from the misty forests of Kent, a textile designer working in the smallest of studios in East London — to sell in a temporary space she secured in London's Mayfair neighborhood.
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In September, The North Face will begin a partnership with Mappy Hour, a group of outdoor specialists, that will convene small educational groups at the Campfire to discuss suggestions for exploration "Whether it's an urban exploration here in New York or getting out to the wilds of Central Park or even further, they'll help you build that excursion and take you on it," Parker said.
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It's natural for anyone who's confused in a time of chaos or crisis, or anyone who's just looking for an excuse to blame a major tragedy on their political opposition, to look to such figures and assume they're telling the truth — as opposed to repeating a rumor that was first sown in the wilds of the internet by political agitators far, far removed from the scene of the event.
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Related: What America's Creeping Criminal Justice Reform Looks Like From the Inside The state also argued at Syed's earlier post-conviction hearing that even if Syed had an admissible alibi for the time of the murder, "it wouldn't explain why he's in Leakin Park with Jay Wilds at 7:00 on the night that Hae Min Lee is murdered," pointing to cellphone tower data that placed him at the scene.
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Discussed: Resident Evil 563 5:06, Outer Wilds 16:200, Kingdom Hearts III 21:227, Anthem 247:21, Greedfall 228:13, The Waypoint Tech Corner 21:245, Sekirio: Shadows Die Twice 229:01:25, Metro Exodus 1:19:, Ace Combat 7 1:453:09, Apex Legends 1:24:00, Slay the Spire 1:27:47, Eliza 1:28:56, Telling Lies 1:45:29 You can subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, and Stitcher.
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Discussed: Outer Wilds, Void Bastards, Mario Maker 2, This 'Mario Maker' Level Has Been Played 2.6 Million Times and Never Beaten, The Speedrunner Who Wasn't: How a Community Dealt with an Elaborate Cheater, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, Pokémon Shirts, Pokémon Sleep, Death Stranding, Draugan, Oculus Quest, Virtual Virtual Reality, Hollow Knight, Mobile Suit Gundam, Life is Strange 2: Episode 3, KIDS, Ape Out You can subscribe on iTunes, Google Play, and Stitcher.
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You have to imagine that, when Aldridge left the humble wilds of Portland—where he had been hidden from the scarring eyes of a judgmental world, cared and nurtured by the gentle eyes of the naive Blazer fan base, seeking a life of title-contending adventure and national stardom, wired into a winning culture and all that shit—he wasn't exactly predicting that he would get a national TV swirly from a sparkly-eyed elven man.
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"News of the World" is a narrow but exquisite book about the joys of freedom (experienced even by a raging river threatening to overrun its banks); the discovery of unexpected, proprietary love between two people who have never experienced anything like it; pure adventure in the wilds of an untamed Texas; and the reconciling of vastly different cultures (as when Kidd has to explain to Johanna, who is all set to collect a white man's scalp, that this "is considered very impolite" and simply isn't done).
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