Syria can handle their own problems -- along with Iran, along with Russia, along with Iraq, along with Turkey.
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Getting along with China, getting along with Russia, getting along with these countries.
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But this is going to play a key role, along with the community, along with the schools, along with religious institutions, along with police officers.
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Participants walk along along Fifth Avenue in solidarity with Orlando.
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Just like some people don't get along, sometimes a dog and cat don't get along, but sometimes you have two dogs and they don't get along or two cats and they don't get along.
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If we get along with them, great; if we don&apost get along with them, then we won&apost get along with them.
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All along the way they were helped along by unprecedentedly accommodative monetary policy, along with maybe just the tiniest dash of irrational exuberance.
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Israel has built fences along its borders with Egypt; along its northern border with Lebanon; and along its boundary with the Gaza Strip.
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In international politics, going along to get along can be deadly.
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And I had asked to tag along, and I came along.
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Nova is reluctantly, but agrees to go along to get along.
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Serena [Williams] announcing her pregnancy... along with Beyoncé, along with Ciara.
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Politics is dividing along crude identity lines — along race and class.
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There is a culture of 'You go along to get along.
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Along with his partner, Brin's success grew along with the company's.
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There's one along University Avenue and another one along California Avenue.
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We've lost our jobs, along wth our dignity along the way.
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So we're just sort of moving along as we go along.
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Where they're buried along roads, along highways, along paths, usually, because our soldiers were moving back and forth and they had to move rapidly.
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You have people you get along with, or don't get along with.
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How well did the two leaders get along (or not get along)?
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There ain't nothing here to see, folks, move along, ah move along.
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Should I just wince over the icky parts and go along to get along, wait until that killer song-and-dance finale and sing along?
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According to KABC, there are signs along the aqueduct advising people not to ride bikes along the asphalt path, although people do walk along it.
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"I think that getting along with Russia, getting along with China, getting along with others, is a good thing, not a bad thing," the president added.
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Olsen, along with pop culture humorist Charles Phoenix, went along for the ride.
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I often found myself nodding along with Anders and laughing along with Alice.
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Did Mike go along with Nick's plan, while Nick went along with Mike's?
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Going along with the secrecy, going along with the story of our relationship.
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But yet he goes along with it, he goes along with the lie.
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But a funny thing happened along the way — the people didn't play along.
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Along those same lines, developers can build in automated checks along the way.
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It sounded like a politician who's ready to go along to get along.
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For the stupid people who say, 'Oh, he gets along,' it's good get along.
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Alice might measure polarization along the horizontal axis while Bob looks along a diagonal.
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Mere careerists will just see what it takes to go along to get along.
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One is displayed along a horizontal axis and the other along a vertical one.
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Instead of folding along a vertical line, this phone folds along a horizontal one.
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Story also directed Ride Along and Ride Along 2, starring Hart and Ice Cube.
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Another swims along in the open ocean, looking partly like torn lace blobbing along.
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Further along Le Touquet's beach, a young couple pushes a pram along the shore.
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They didn't want a kid tagging along, and she didn't want to tag along.
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"I get along with people, always gotten along with people," the outspoken billionaire added.
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At first, everyone went along with it because Japan and Russia were getting along.
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Then, Lauri came along and her freedom was stripped away, along with her youth.
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A man who was fishing along the shore in Quezon, along the south of Luzon, was struck by lightning, and several others on shorelines along the archipelago drowned.
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There's getting along with your ex, and then there's really getting along with your ex.
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Getting along with President Putin, getting along with Russia&aposs a positive not a negative.
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The EHT has been trucking along for several years, adding new telescopes along the way.
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They've got to be taking everybody along together… Everybody's been dragged along a bit reluctantly.
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"I&aposm not going to go along to get along," he told the newspaper Saturday.
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COOPER: Along, along those same lines, I understand Larry David is hosting SNL this weekend.
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This is #Montecito along East Valley Road and also along Olive Mill Rd. #CAwx pic.twitter.
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Students at a school along the route came out to watch, along with other neighbors.
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Somebody came along and brought me breakfast, then Charlie came along and brought me coffee.
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If we don't get along with them, then, well, we won't get along with them.
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Their needs are along entirely different lines, and their duties are along entirely different lines.
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The Republicans' go-along-to-get-along treatment of President Trump has gone too far.
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Getting along with President Putin, getting along with Russia is a positive, not a negative.
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Now its one stoplight will go dark, along with the streetlamps along the main drag.
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You went along, and you went along, and you sort of put up with stuff.
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That list includes the UK, France, and Canada, along with six other European Union countries, along with the capital cities of both China and India, along with California and Massachusetts.
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He wanted to do not "Shuffle Along" but the making of "Shuffle Along" (official title: "Shuffle Along, or the Making of the Musical Sensation of 1921 and All That Followed").
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Toddlers love pull-along toys, and when that pull-along is as cute and durable as the Hape Walk-Along Wooden Pull Toy, you'll fall in love as well. Pros
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If we don&apost get along with them, then we won&apost get along with them.
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But at every step along the way, positive or negative, another opportunity came along with it.
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Morris railed against the new settlements along the Thames, along with the industrialisation that accompanied them.
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The unemployment rate is mapped along the vertical axis, and median weekly income along the horizontal.
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The group included musicians playing samba along on the streets along the world-famous Ipanema Beach.
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We bounce along rust-red roads, stopping only to pick up some bread along the way.
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I've always took on your trait of being a people pleaser, going along to get along.
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There are also two large porches, one along the house's north face, one along the south.
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"I'm going to have four along here," she said, pointing to the street along the park.
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Serbian authorities also halted navigation along the Danube river after it iced up along some stretches.
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What if Mormons won't go along and get along, morally and ethically, with Mr. Trump's agenda?
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And they're moving along very quickly, all of the pharmaceutical companies, are moving along very quickly.
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Dean and Jack are getting along famously, they are getting along really great which I love.
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The sun moves slightly along the horizon throughout the year as Earth tilts along its axis.
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Challenge the status quo of Washington politics and escape the "going along to get along" mentality.
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It&aposs because the kids don&apost get along or the family doesn&apost get along.
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Luyendyk and Burnham, along with the pals they brought along, stayed at the glamorous Venetian Las Vegas, where they rode in a gondola along the replica canal that runs through the resort.
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It was like, yeah, as long as we get along creatively, we're definitely going to get along.
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Or would you go along to get along, following the crowd to avoid drawing attention to yourself?
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To move things along, The Bachelor introduces a few experts in the field of moving things along.
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The nanny came along for the ride, and some of King Cairo's friends tagged along as well.
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"Our staffs are getting along very well and I'm getting along very well" with him, Trump said.
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That keeps the film humming along, as does Mr. Madhavan, who grows in stature along with Adi.
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We aren't far enough along with research, and we especially aren't far enough along with rare cancers.
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Opportunities like this don't come along very often — indeed, to a first approximation, they never come along.
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Follow along, send us your favorite road trip songs and places we should see along the way.
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PJ Cooksey came along, and then Julie Krone (who won the Belmont Stakes in 1993) came along.
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The fiber travels along the mountains, alternating between being buried underground and hung along the power lines.
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Residents in villages along the road to Qandala said Mumin's men planted numerous bombs along the route.
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The two climbers also brought along plenty of batteries to aid in charging equipment along the trail.
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Many fewer people live along the north-south axis than along the region's east-west trade routes.
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"Mary Poppins doesn't come along when everything's OK. Mary Poppins comes along when there's trouble," he said.
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The recorders were found last week along with some wreckage from the aircraft scattered along the seabed.
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But Mr. Bush's go-along, get-along style proved a liability at this summer's Olympics in Brazil.
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You can see it along the borders of Oklahoma, and along the North Carolina border as well.
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That's helped along by the hidden fingerprint sensor, of course, along with a tiny notch up top.
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I checked the news and saw something about bodies strewn along the bike path along the Hudson.
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Here's a rundown of his epic journey, along with some pointers he picked up along the way.
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The refugees are crossing at areas along the international border along Quebec, New York, Vermont and Maine.
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Ranger: If you guys want to come along and voice your opinions, love youse to come along.
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Despite his resume, Pai has never really joined the get-along to go-along Washington establishment set.
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"People are cool with black women as long as we go along to get along," she said.
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" Trump then added: "Getting along with President Putin getting along with Russia is positive not a negative.
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" Trump told Fox News on Thursday night regarding to documents, "We are moving along, we're working along.
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Gal, Colorado Springs We were told to go along to get along and vote for Hillary Clinton.
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This long, unpredictable and often downright bizarre election was, in other words, ending along the lines it had been contested all along: with Americans sharply divided along demographic lines between the two candidates.
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A vote along those lines would legalize marijuana along the entire Pacific coast of the mainland United States.
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Such vehicles inch along behind the crews filling potholes, striping lanes, or clearing clutter from along the roadway.
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Graham hugged a fellow parishioner, and then along with others in the congregation, read along to the Watchtower.
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At the same time, we will get along with all other nations, willing to get along with us.
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The two, along with Corey Gamble, and Kardashian's kids, Mason and Penelope, are sailing along the Mediterranean coast.
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HQ Trivia lets you play along at home while connecting with everyone else who's playing along at home.
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They're go-along-get-along party leaders who probably aren't eager to overturn the will of the voters.
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And just like Cruz, the Freedom Caucus proudly speaks of its refusal to go along to get along.
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I was struggling wading in the river, and she was mincing along — almost prancing along — carrying heavy sacks.
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But once you're gainfully employed, you go along to get along, thinking your boss will appreciate your agreeability.
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But there's also time along the way for a sing-along with lyrics about the actress Elisabeth Shue.
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But imagine future generations that grow up reading Du Fu along with Shakespeare, and Confucius along with Plato.
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Frankly, if you can't get along with the janitor, then you won't get along with the CEO either.
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The fencing along the border with Mexico, some of which runs along John Ladd's property in Naco, Ariz.
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Along the way, tides can pull the debris back toward shore, where it builds up along the coastline.
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He'd had the yard guy put up holiday lights along the fence, along the roof, around the windows.
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There were 46 along the width and 50 along the length for an estimated grand total of 2,300.
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And for the most part people are expected to move along, or be moved along by the tech.
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That's helped along by the 100GB of Google Storage space that comes along with the budget-minded device.
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Variable rates typically fluctuate along with the economy, or in this case, along with the federal funds rate.
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The lizards running along its branches, the metallic turquoise of their tails, the white spots along their bodies.
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A turnoff along a few miles of sandy, hummocky road brought us to a hike along Harris Wash.
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It's been this huge advantage along the way, and SpaceX has had to invent things along the way.
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Along the way, I will explain key terms and concepts in {curly brackets}, to help everyone follow along.
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The crickets are chirping and an owl sings along between the soft hum of cars rolling along nearby.
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Along the shore, wave heights will be 4 to 8 feet, breaking along the shoreline and exacerbating flooding.
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That work got passed along to Steele, who gave it to the FBI along with his own work.
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Hollywood's problem has been caused by a combination of entitlement and a "go along to get along" mentality.
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Buses also run to the terminal, like the S76, along Bay Street, and the S78, along Van Duzer.
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The pods in those tubes would travel along a magnetized track that hurls objects along at high speeds.
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The homeless man, called Bernard Davey, sings along to George Gershwin's "Summertime" while Walker strums along on the guitar.
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Rodgers posted his declaration of love on Instagram, along with a picture of the pair walking along the beach.
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But then Instagram came along — along with its walled garden approach that prevents links to elsewhere on the web.
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Ploggers take plastic bags along with them so they can store the collected litter they find along their route.
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Along the way, he meets people who actually still support Manson (what the WHAT), along with former Family members.
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"Ride Along 2," it may not surprise you to learn, is a lot like "Ride Along," only less so.
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But along with the hardships comes the good stuff, and along with the good stuff comes the bad stuff.
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All along along our broken streets you'll see the bodies of the Christmas dead: Balsam, Douglas Fir, Frasier Fir.
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"My love @jeffleatham," Haynes wrote along with a video of him walking along a candlelit path on the beach.
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It would be a fantastic thing if we got along with Putin, and if we got along with Russia.
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Johnson, along with Rivera, joined the GLF and, along with STAR, fought against anti-LGBTQ laws and social inequality.
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The visitor, a young boy, sent her a selfie, along with a thanks for tagging along on his trip.
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Those efforts were stymied by Prince Mohammed, who refused to go along with a freeze unless Iran went along.
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As each introduces themselves, along with their accompanying suns, moons, and planets in various houses, Miller nods along enthusiastically.
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Simpson went along because quite frankly he got a lot of money up front to go along with this.
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This go-along-to-get-along, no-drama approach served Obama and, it could be argued, the country, well.
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It is much easier for Republicans to look the other way on Trump's incompetence … go along to get along.
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Johnson made a video, sent it along to Klingler, who passed it along to her best friend in Philadelphia.
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Along with sediment, floodwaters also might pick up sewage and chemicals, along with livestock waste from breached hog lagoons.
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Rather, cost per minute proved consistent along each of four sections of the route, stepping down along the way.
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"I want to be able -- because I think it's very important -- to get along with Russia, to get along with China, to get along with Vietnam, to get along with lots of countries, because we have a lot of things we have to solve," Trump said during a news conference here on Sunday.
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There's also a "pale gold" accent along the edges of the computer and on a thick strip along the back.
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Inches and centimeters run along its outer edges, pixels and picas along the narrow rectangle that cuts through its middle.
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Chalamet bopped along to the subdued pop track and even threw in some arm movements as the crowd clapped along.
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Along with Stef Halper, along with the Papadopoulos situation, yes, I think it was a setup, it was a sting.
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Inside one tunnel, sleeping mattresses were strewn along the dirt floors, along with uniforms, gas lanterns, and a wall clock.
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Our minds travel along lines in that Space of Variations as energy potential and materialize different variations along the way.
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But when it slows down along Southeastern Florida, it backs up and creates a bulge of water along the coast.
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"Her fear might be if she asks and he says yes, he's going along to get along," Professor Wilcox added.
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Along with the well-documented health problems that come along with smoking, tobacco companies carry a stigma with the public.
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Similar effects were observed along other mountainous regions along Venus's equator, where the warmer temperatures fuel this particular weather feature.
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I mean, who hasn't danced along to The Cure and sung along to the synth as well as the lyrics?
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But they do grow along our coast and along similar coasts in Chile and in Europe, mostly in temperate waters.
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In the fight game, there's a time to be abrasive and there's a time to go along and get along.
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Violent drug cartels are most active along much of the border with the United States, and along the Pacific Coast.
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Along the top of the painting we read the name, BRUCE CONNER, while along the bottom we read, BRUCE NAUMAN.
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A weakening in the AMOC would also cause sea levels to rise along along the northeast coast of North America.
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Despite endless scenes and a grave site, it's been revealed that Lucious' mother has been alive all along. All. Along.
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"The old phrase about Congress is that they go along to get along -- not in John McCain's case," Adams said.
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In Red Hook, Brooklyn, the line could run along Columbia Street or closer to the water along Van Brunt Street.
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There were bombs all along the road, and nearly every village along the way would be a source of attack.
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"The truth is, we can't get along with Trump and we can't get along without the U.S.," Mr. Gabriel said.
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We cut along the fjord heading out of town, then looped back along the harbor and by an icebreaker ship.
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Along with Saloura, other Syrian restaurants have relocated or opened ranches along the main roads in an area called Aksaray.
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If there's something that I've learned along the way that I can pass along, I'm always happy to help people.
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In Pakistan, some 10,000 troops have been deployed along the route, to protect various sites along the China-Pakistan corridor.
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Obama is still playing go-along-to-get-along and looks unlikely to release the historic Senate report on torture.
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They are located along a 14 km (8.7 miles) stretch along the waterfront, dotted with defunct warehouses, jetties and slums.
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These days, the rich history of the land along that border is largely hidden, when you drive along the water.
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Along the way, they pass along a pair of jeans between them that keeps them together throughout their different journeys.
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The rear of the device is a combination of glass and metal with a fingerprint reader smack dab in the center, along with an antenna band along the bottom and Google's new "G" logo along the bottom.
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He was killing time with a colleague outside their trucks, parked along a highway that runs along the Rio Grande, when suddenly they noticed something unfolding on the other side of the river, along the border fence.
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Dust off your stick-shift skills — Kayleigh, Gabija, and Chelsea are taking us along on their drive along the Berlin Wall.
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Along with these, the stained glass windows can also be replaced along the side of the hall and behind the throne.
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The Polish couple, along with the groom's cousin, Marek Paleski, were climbing in Alaska along the West Buttress route of Denali.
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Flattering videos would have to be released along with unflattering ones, videos that exonerated cops along with videos that forced indictments.
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The words "WHITE SUPREMACY" flank the man's head, while "MASS" is written along the top edge and "INCARCERATION" along the bottom.
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It's trying to balance pretty … hefty dividend spending, along with trying to streamline the company, along with trying to grow production.
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CBS reported that along with the numerous jellyfish stings, seven people were also pulled from rough waves along the Atlantic beaches.
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The town is split along its main road by a huge tunnel, wide and tall enough to drive a motorbike along.
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It was fun; she would play the piano and we would sing along, or we'd play the guitar along with her.
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Mr. Simpson went along because because quite frankly he got a lot of money up front to go along with this.
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One must instead average the distance between every point along one planet's orbit and every point along the other planet's orbit.
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American nativists, along with a subset of leftist radicals, support the Brexit along with domestic political threats to the established order.
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The mage wields a scimitar with a red stripe along it, and occasionally fire will arc along it as he swings.
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Of these, 23 are located along the Illinois River in Illinois and two along Lake Michigan, according to the exchange's website.
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Along with the reissue, the band are touring the album, playing it in its entirety along with their sophomore album, Radiator.
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"I know I had dinner with [Butina] along with another member, along with a visiting delegation to Russia," Rohrabacher told Politico.
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Along with strong volunteer participation, Google has donated over $1.25 million to Defy, along with plenty of vital equipment like smartphones.
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However, when it does rain, a flash flood sweeps along the homeless people's camps, taking along all their belongings with it.
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It chugs along, forcing its players to go along with its action-adventure romance motions, one generic beat at a time.
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The then-powerful American railways industry along with ports along the East Coast of the United States heavily lobbied against it.
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Bleachers along their bar stools, along in their House of Hoops, House of Highlights, they all got acquired by these groups.
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"New Girl" has amiably chugged along, hitting a few divots along the way but never sliding too far or permanently downhill.
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And we stand by exactly what we've been saying all along and exactly what the transcript has been showing all along.
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"I used to think, it's just the way it is, and you have to go along to get along," Kincaid said.
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"It was inevitable that Trump would come along, just as it was inevitable that Salvini would come along," Bossi told Reuters.
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Thus, the current turmoil along Israel's border with Gaza is playing out along predictable lines in the court of public opinion.
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Go back along the lower lake then cross the roundabout and take the Suresnes road along the path on the left.
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A movie like Moonlight doesn't come along often, and it's no wonder: A film this carefully crafted can't be hurried along.
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The busImagine this: an automobile travels along a set route at all times, it stops along that route, and you can get in and ride along that route as a way to get within walking distance to your destination.
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The Missouri route runs along Interstate 2000 from Kansas City to St. Louis with a stop in Columbia, Missouri, along the way.
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And the tally of those votes, along with that of Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price, was split along party lines.
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The story, however, ambles along about as aimlessly as a you know what, seemingly making up the rules as it goes along.
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Stoops," along with an email soliciting payment with a note from the pilot, "Thanks again for allowing my granddaughter to go along.
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Broken down along party lines, 91% of Republicans say he stands up for what he believes in, along with 52% of Democrats.
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Along with a decade-long drug and alcohol binge with two attempts along the way, I wasn't the most mentally stable person.
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We all need to figure out how are we going to get along and what are the right ways to get along.
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If extra room is available on these flights, the micro-satellites can ride along and get deposited into orbit along the way.
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He wandered close along la línea all the way out to Playas and, little by little, went along checking out the scene.
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Like all women, Deirdre is used to this, and like most of us, she's used to just going along to get along.
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The issue cuts along racial lines, with black descendents of ethnic groups along the Senegal river typically enslaved by lighter-skinned Mauritanians.
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Rodriguez ran from home to first four times and from first to third four times, along with running along the infield arc.
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The army has sent about 100 snipers along with regular troops to vulnerable points along the border fence, according to media reports.
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We're tired of our political leaders going along to get along; they're so weak, they don't have no sympathy for our grief.
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Along these lines, Pompeo is concerned the administration is being "strung along" by the rogue state, the New York Times recently reported.
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It is a great thing that we can get along with not only Russia but that we get along with other countries.
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Most of the year, a longshore current heads south along the northern Gulf and another current heads north along the southern coast.
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As you're pushing against this idea, I'm not saying you're doing "can't we all get along," but let's try to get along.
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The Senate vote was largely along party lines, with all 52 Republicans voting in favor, along with three Democrats and one independent.
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The gray-and-silver diamonds are framed by dark green triangles along the top, and by dark blue ones along the bottom.
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That's when WeWork came along and offered Conductor as much money as it wanted to grow, along with an unconstrained, autonomous environment.
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The satellites can tag along if there's any leftover room on the rocket and get dropped off in space along the way.
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We'll do some things along the way with e-SIMs along the way, but in general, I like the things carriers do.
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It brought along an F-15 fighter-jet data system—one that security researchers thoroughly dismantled, finding serious vulnerabilities along the way.
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Its frontage extends 56 feet along Broadway, and 115 feet along Franklin Street, with air rights adding up to 12,886 square feet.
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Let's say the President says, Chuck, Nancy, I'm going to give you infrastructure along with this if you go along with this.
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"We grieve along with the victims' family and friends, along with the community for this tragic loss of innocent lives," said Gibson.
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As a result, DHS, along with the President, has dubbed the situation along the southern border a national security and humanitarian crisis.
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Syrian refugees flooding into Europe have used WhatsApp to pass along tips, warnings and pleas for help to others along the journey.
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We recently went to walk along the Green Rail Corridor trail, which is located along the old railway tracks at Bukit Timah.
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The go-along-to-get-along Federal Reserve nominee stalwartly suggests that the president (whose name is barely spoken) can be managed.
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All along, Mr. Kauffman said later, he had feared that the young mountain lion's mother would come along and end the fight.
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They're also extremely accurate since they fire along a straight line, instead of an arc, which bullets and artillery shells fire along.
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Differences in poverty rates along school district borders often run along racial lines, and perhaps nowhere is that better illustrated than along the border between Detroit, which is predominantly black, and Grosse Pointe, which is about as white as can be.
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Some say these migrants travelled along an interior passage between two massive ice sheets, while others say they traversed along a coastal route.
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As the rim of the trailer tire scraped along Highway 299, it sent sparks flying into the hot, dry brush along the road.
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Now, he believes that these objects continue to operate along the same trajectory and "migrate" from Catalina Island south along the California coast.
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Carrie Ann Inaba didn't just invite her friends along to celebrate her 50th birthday — she brought along a bunch of barnyard animals, too!
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"Residents along the Mozambique/Tanzania border should make preparations for storm surge along the coasts, heavy rainfall, and hurricane-force winds," NASA warned.
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Smith brought along his 26-year-old son, Trey, who is "obsessed" with cars — and opened up about their relationship along the way.
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The motion builds up tension along the plate boundary and that strain will eventually be released in an earthquake somewhere along that fault.
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Along with her pink glittery eyeshadow, a matte fuchsia lip, a two-tone vertical Essie manicure — and along with cool girl Converse sneakers!
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You take an eyebrow brush and sweep it along a wet and sudsy bar of soap, then stroke the brush along your brows.
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These are then analyzed by a combination of data science – meaning A.I. and machine learning – along with people who help the process along.
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If he can't get along with someone on Twitter, how's he gonna get along with someone in the Middle East without, you know?
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Residential rents have been largely stable along the L and J trains, but the area is undergoing rapid change along its commercial corridors.
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These infrastructure failures are prompting a look at how nature can help—through oyster reef restoration along coasts or floodplain restoration along rivers.
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Kim brought along husband Kanye West and daughter North, 4, while Kourtney had boyfriend Younes Bendjima, 24, and daughter Penelope, 5, tag along.
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Macarimbor, along with her neighbors, left on foot, dragging her painful, swollen ankles slowly along the 553 kilometer (10 mile) road to safety.
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To be sure, the service suffered some bumps along the way, mainly in navigating construction around the GMU campus, along with winter storms.
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We've seen two waves of similar tech come along, rise along an optimism curve and ultimately fail to take root in the enterprise.
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Since then, she's been floored by the response from people across the country who have sent along their bottles, along with supportive notes.
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The star draws a line underneath her cheekbone, along her jawline, around her lips (to make them look larger) and along her forehead.
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Ahead of Saturday's rally, Portland police — along with officers from police departments across Oregon — installed concrete barricades along Portland Waterfront's Tom McCall Park.
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There's also a Star Wars logo emblazoned along the bottom of the phone, along with what appears to be a custom Stormtrooper wallpaper.
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I was at it for forty years with the faith that a band will come along, that the right band will come along.
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Water filled many downtown streets, and flowed over the sea wall along East Battery Street, along the southeastern edge of this peninsular city.
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Seaside goldenrod's leathery leaves can be found along the Atlantic Coast from Canada to Florida, then along the Gulf of Mexico into Texas.
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The result is 2,100 acres, including three miles of frontage along the Tuolumne River and four and a half along the San Joaquin.
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Bey and Jay, along with Blue Ivy, showed up at Giggles and Hugs for the party, along with Kelly Rowland and Ellen Pompeo.
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Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs (along with Bank of America) were Uber's lead underwriters; JPMorgan (along with Credit Suisse and Jefferies) were Lyft's.
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"Go along to get along" was the mantra of Sam Rayburn, the House Speaker for most of the time between 1940 and 1961.
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We get along with each other: on the playgrounds, on the courts, on the football fields, everywhere, we get along with each other.
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John Bourque is seen being dragged along by the four-wheeled ATV before being let go into a metal barrier along the roadway.
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They travel along a very narrow corridor in the upper atmosphere of the Pacific Ocean and end up hitting along the West Coast.
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Beneath her left shoulder was a bronze mirror, along with two spears and a glass bead bracelet along her left side and hand.
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TikTok distills music down to a brief snippet you can sing along to, or dance along to or perform a comic sketch to.
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Shows you how much further along Vietnam is, and how much further along the Vietnamese Communist Party is in terms of self-confidence.
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He's a riveting jumble and an important reminder that brilliance and competence along one axis hardly ensures brilliance or even coherence along another.
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Conricus said the flag was placed along the border during Friday demonstrations, which have been common along the fence separating Gaza from Israel.
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She bit into it, and then passed it along to her daughter, who bit into it and passed it along to her daughter.
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Several roads and tunnels along the river, and sections of a commuter train that snakes along the Seine, were shut down this week.
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Trump landed on Priebus, fairly clearly, because he gets along with him personally and because Priebus also gets along with congressional Republican leaders.
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Narco tunnels have proliferated along the US-Mexico border, but it was the Sinaloa cartel that pioneered this method of subterranean smuggling, first in its area of influence along the Arizona border, expanding all along the frontier as the cartel grew in power.
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Wearing her hair in a top knot along with a smile, Leakes held up a peace sign as she posed along a brick building.
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I had to kind of go along to get along because at the time there was just no room for me to speak up.
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However, it does not offer travel routes along the West Bank or in some of the most dangerous areas along the Israel-Palestine border.
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It also meant I got to see a couple of festivals along the way, with music blaring and colored lights strung along the roadside.
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Rain and snow are along the front, which is why so many places along the Eastern Seaboard are experiencing the not-Halloween-friendly weather.
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JULIA BOORSTIN: Bob Iger has talked about potentially bundling in Hulu along with Disney Plus which is launching this fall, along with ESPN Plus.
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As most Australians live along the coast in urban areas, it's not often someone as "ocker" as the guy in Crocodile Dundee comes along.
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Analysis of the children's skeletons revealed distinctive cut marks along the sternum, along with dislocated ribs—a sign that the chests were pulled open.
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Pinter says that flooding is getting worse along rivers throughout the Midwest, as well as along US coastlines as sea levels continue to rise.
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I think he genuinely wants to get along with the person, and he has the demeanor of, hey, we are going to get along.
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Everyone who'd dismissed him as an aging rocker had started eating their words and pretending to have been along for the ride all along.
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Or they could trudge along for years with mild rallies and muted setbacks, clocking so-so gains and boring us all along the way.
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Storm surges flooded a major highway along Daytona Beach, ripped trees out of the ground and tore the roofs off houses along Florida's coast.
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And the narrowness of Erdoğan's victory – along with improprieties along the way – mean that Turkey's near future is likely to be very stormy indeed.
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Their proposal included money for new customs agents and increased technology along ports of entry but no money for physical barriers along the border.
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The trip takes guests along the Sacred Valley of the Incas and the Lares Trail and includes stops at local villages along the way.
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Along the way, the two rely on tech to enhance their real-world experiences, constantly using their tablets to guide them along the way.
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Clinton's long journey to the center of presidential contention mirrors a larger impatience with a time-honored tradition of going along to get along.
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You'll know your photo or Journal has successfully been uploaded to VSCO when "uploading" appears along the bottom, along with a rainbow status bar.
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The mood on Billionaire's Row along 57th Street has turned grim of late, with condominium sales along the strip slowing to a near halt.
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The route averages 468 miles, beginning along Iowa's western border on the Missouri River and ending along the eastern border on the Mississippi River.
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While some within the Obama administration reportedly wanted to do more, according to POLITICO, the go-along-to-get along approach toward Russia prevailed.
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The ship was officially bound for Portugal, but along the way, it made two unscheduled and unreported stops along the coast of Western Sahara.
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Along with her team, she lined models' eyes with MAC's On the Hunt Superslick eyeliner, tracing only along the outer rim, like a stencil.
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US-Mexico border Along the helicopter ride, multiple kinds of border fencing were visible along the US-Mexico border in California and in Arizona.
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It will not be a good, corporate managerial, go-along-and-get-along kind of guy, and that's what you guys mean by temperament.
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Crescent Avenue, the main street along Avalon Bay, provides easy access to beaches with stops for restaurants, boutiques, and historic architecture along the way.
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In the past year, agents made 28,2000 apprehensions along the Northern border, compared with 100 times that many along the Southwestern border with Mexico.
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Along the way she muses on the Native, Spanish, Mexican, and American histories of the region, along with her own identity and romantic past.
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In port cities along GlassBarge's route, nearby museums and institutions will contribute programming that depicts life along the Erie Canal in the 19th century.
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"Getting along with Russia and China, getting along with all of them is a very good thing, not a bad thing," Mr. Trump said.
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Along with the museum's "Sunflowers," some 20 other works from the museum's permanent collection, mostly depicting flowers, are on display, along with two loans.
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"Juancho" or "Virgo," whose body was found dumped along the side of a highway outside Culiacán on December 15, 2011, along with another corpse.
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Wasps are often observed hunting for nest sites along the edges of human plantings and gardens, even along the edges of sidewalks or gravel.
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In other cases, the president's endorsements have defied his reputation as a political outsider who has little interest in going along to get along.
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It would have to be along the water somewhere — perhaps M-22 along the gorgeous coast of Lake Michigan or California's Pacific Coast Highway.
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There were more Amazon boxes piled in a corner, under photos of horses posted haphazardly along the wall, along with several horse wall calendars.
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Osborne, who worked as a reporter along the border in the early 1990s, knows Mexico well and he passes that knowledge along to Marlowe.
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Along with questions about the case came praise for the bystanders who had charged the suspect as he made his way along the bridge.
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The beans go in once the eggs are just set, along with all the fragrant cooking liquid, and the whole lot bubbles along together.
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And because there are people who need to be flushed out of the system for their go-along-get-along attitudes and worse behaviors.
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Along with necessities like diapers, batteries and funds, the group also brought along a little something extra: New baseball equipment for the neighborhood children.
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Rodriguez was killed along with Mindy Ferencz, 31, who owned the store along with her husband, and Moshe Deutsch, 24, who was a customer.
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"We're good at getting along if you want to get along," said Bruce Baumhower, who has been president of Local 12 for 26 years.
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Wouldn't it be a wonderful thing, frankly, if we actually got along with Russia and worked out some kind of a deal where we go and knock the hell out of ISIS along with NATO and along with countries that are in the area.
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According to this view, the first Americans migrated along the Pacific West Coast, traveling along the shorelines of what is now Alaska and British Columbia.
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PST, leaving Windsor Castle via Castle Hill and preceding along the High Street through Windsor Town before returning to the castle along the Long Walk.
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Along dirt tracks on the drive to Jannah, recently carved wide for construction vehicles to pass, limestone facades are evident along the freshly cleaved mountainsides.
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I will get along, I think, with Putin, and I will get along with others, and we will have a much more stable — stable world.
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The nonprofit organization has an operation center in Yarmouth Port, and responds to stranded dolphins along more than 700 miles of coastline along southern Massachusetts.
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Since 2005, the population along Florida's coast has skyrocketed, putting many more people in harm's way, along with their tens of millions in property value.
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To do this, the proteins pass electrons along a transfer chain of molecules in a membrane, as though skipping along a series of stepping stones.
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Along the coast is Ocean Front Walk in Venice, California, where tourists stroll along the beach and take in the strange vendors and street performers.
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The "Back to You" singer is seen dancing along to the song and even singing the lyric "You make me love you" along with Cyrus.
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He has also stenciled the title, "Farley Breaks Down/After Larry Burrows" twice, once along the top of the painting and once along the bottom.
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The Skirball Museum and a number of schools along Mulholland Drive — which divides the city from the valley — could be threatened along with the Getty.
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The expansive terminal sits along the banks of the Pacific Ocean along Australia's Southeast coast and loads 10,000 tons of coal an hour onto ships.
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Two years later, as the conflict raged on in trenches along the common border, his wife, Nitslal Abraha, mysteriously disappeared along with their two daughters.
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Moving along, it was an IPO run for the ages: Moving along, we wandered back into the hottest region of Silicon Valley conversation: bikes scooters.
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Seventy-five percent of volcanoes, or more than 750, are located along the Ring of Fire and 90% of Earth's earthquakes occur along the plates.
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A lot of effort from not only just myself, but teammates that I've had along the way to coaches that I've had along the way.
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When heat is applied, those cyclodextrin rings move and migrate along their polymer chains, filling in any gaps created by a scratch along the way.
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In the short video, Heard can be seen singing and dancing along to "Wannabe" by the girl group along with a couple of female friends.
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Prosecutors say that on May 18 Rojas drove his car along the sidewalk on 7th Avenue in Times Square, mowing down pedestrians along the way.
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"She danced along to the crowd's chants and chanted along to 'My body, my choice' and 'Black Lives Matter,'" she told Mashable in an email.
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He's brought some friends along too, with Rex Orange County, Corinne Bailey Rae and Anna of the North coming along to hang out and sing.
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The idea of the two finding each other seemed improbable at first, along with Sheldon's ability to consider someone else's needs along with his own.
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You have to make deals, you have to get along, that's the purpose of what our founders created, and Ted cannot get along with anybody.
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Travel may be treacherous along Interstate 70 from the Kansas City area to St. Louis and along I-64 from St. Louis to Louisville, Kentucky.
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At the same time, tensions are rising along the border with Eritrea; a battle along that jagged, disputed line claimed hundreds of lives in June.
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Wouldn't it be nice if we actually got along with people, wouldn't it be nice if we actually got along, as an example, with Russia?
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Illinois State Police eventually shut down all five northbound lanes to vehicle traffic along the march route, allowing demonstrators to march along the full width.
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Blend that same shade along your lower lashline, and use a deep-purple liquid liner to trace along your upper lashline and through your crease.
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Spheres as large as 9.8 inches have also recently washed up along the beaches along the — aptly named — Gulf of Orb in the Arctic Ocean.
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The magazine accuses GOP lawmakers of caving to Trump's whims and "going along in order to get along," rather than standing up for their ideals.
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We'd often sketch along with him; I had never seen a nude model before he brought me along with him for a figure drawing session.
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Diplomacy isn't an all-or-nothing proposition — and getting along with an adversary for the sake of getting along isn't exactly a foreign policy position.
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She was featured along with six other young women in a collection of essays about what it's like to come of age along the border.
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The threat of tropical storm or hurricane conditions, along with storm surge, in the Bahamas and along portions of the Florida east coast have increased.
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The tax cuts, along with increases in government spending, also provided a short-term lift to the economy that benefited manufacturers along with other companies.
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" As in other foreign-policy sectors, the Russia hands divide less along party lines than along foreign-policy philosophies: They are either "realists" or "internationalists.
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Then along came Trump, casting Mexico as sending rapists and criminals to the United States and pledging to build a wall along the southern border.
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You can't invite others to listen along on mobile, but users on desktop can still click on your status and choose to listen along themselves.
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Here's the most curious thing about all of this: Sanders' hardcore supporters like the idea that he isn't a going-along-to-get-along guy.
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The apps tell me I am six weeks along (from my last period, the date doctors use to calculate how far along a pregnancy is).
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Storm surges are expected along the Pacific coast of Honshu on Saturday and Sunday along with torrential rain, raising the risk of floods and landslides.
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Or how anyone ever had the courage to transport them here along roads fashioned for the puttering along of mere cars driven by mere men.
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Jones said storm surveyors will find out whether the tornado went the entire distance along the ground or touched down in spots along the way.
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Cyrus and his family would string them along — as he had strung me along — and then, when the mood struck them, disdainfully refuse the interview.
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The reason is both simple and complex: Muslim communities are separated along ethnic lines as well as along denominational lines among Sunnis, Shiites and Alawites.
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To be clear, participating in treaty negotiations does not justify going along to get along, or accepting global conventions that unduly infringe on U.S. prerogatives.
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Enter this brave guy on a floating bike thing, dragging along a decoy of a swimming seal to lure the shark along the designated track.
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I can speak to my own experience of running Yelp, you are able to make decisions along the way that can optimize along different dimensions.
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But that sectarianism has become a reality as Middle Eastern militias and political parties line up along sectarian lines and commit violence along those lines.
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Along with folks greeting me at the door, there were many Eatsa helpers around in case I ran into any hang-ups along the way.
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Farther east, over Lookout Pass along I-90 in Idaho and along most highways in western Montana, periods of snow will make roads slippery into Saturday.
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Human vision tends to perceive some colors—specifically those along the red and green spectrum—a lot better than other colors (like those along the blue).
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Mr Schwartz now offers more than 1,500 video music lessons online, along with downloadable "jam tracks" for students to play along to, and personal lesson tracking.
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Forecasters said areas along the coast should expect a 4 to 7 foot storm surge, and a surge of 3 to 5 feet along Lake Pontchartrain.
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Terms of the deal are not being disclosed, Stone tells me in an email, along with some details about who is coming along with the acquisition.
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Along the way, the American Woman lead has to figure out how to keep her daughters' lives chugging along as the comforts they've always expected disappear.
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"Along with all the bad habits, selfish behaviors, poor choices, draining relationships, sketchy situations, lack of faith, self-doubt, and FEAR that went along with it."
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And you could imagine him continuing along these lines all the way to a dramatic exit, rendering Cruz radioactive with the Trump bloc along the way.
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Redfield's team used Hubble to gaze directly at two sight lines along each spacecraft's path, in order to map the interstellar structure along their respective routes.
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She shows that Republicans and Democrats used to be split along economic lines, but that's shifted in the past 50 years to be along social lines.
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Lesvos is perhaps the largest 'island' on the archipelago of exception along the migrant corridor, along which physical and social space are set under constant negotiation.
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Along with the iPhone 5se, Gurman also suspects that the iPad Air 3 will share some stage time in March along with new Apple Watch software.
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Off-road bike lanes run along the river to downtown Minneapolis, and a trail to downtown St. Paul along an abandoned rail corridor is under discussion.
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That means some pretty sweet art-deco hotels along Collins Avenue—along with bass blaring from pool parties when you decide to quit for the day.
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Case split nation along racial lines A jury acquitted Simpson in the killings in October 1995, a decision that largely split the country along racial lines.
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Along the way, various herds have produced "characters" — helpful librarians, for example, or "weathermen" who post the day's weather along with what to wear, for example.
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Along with Sombra, a new desert map called Oasis was announced, along with a new Arcade gameplay mode, which will feature 1v1 and 3v3 game types.
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" Along the same lines, David Foster Wallace famously dismissed Roth (along with Updike and Norman Mailer) as "the Great Male Narcissists who've dominated postwar realist fiction.
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We have more than 2628,28500 Border Patrol along the Southwest border sector and only 6900,2628 along the Northern border sector, according to 28503 Border Patrol data.
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The roughly 1,000 US soldiers — along with hundreds of French, Danish and British allies — have been forced to abandon positions along Syria's shared border with Turkey.
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There was even talk of Israel, which has built gigantic walls along the West Bank, helping the Kenyans build a wall along the Kenya-Somalia border.
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They also require an outlying stubbornness in a Congress where many believe you must "go along to get along" and an ability to go it alone.
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I think — I would love to be able to get along with Russia and I think they'd like to be able to get along with us.
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Horses—which were first domesticated in Kazakhstan for riding, milk, and meat—facilitated great journeys along the Silk Road, dispersing the seeds all along their way.
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Series like Telltale's The Walking Dead also take you along episodic stories, forcing you to make difficult decisions and solving the occasional puzzle along the way.
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As the bulldozer creeps along a Kankakee road at about five miles per hour, the cops pursue it on foot, jogging along at a manageable clop.
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Then he found ways to track when the houses along his route had magazine subscriptions expiring and sold new subscriptions on the side, along with calendars.
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Ms. Fahey kept waiting for someone who knew what they were doing to come along and tell her to run along now, but no one did.
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A 12-mile chase along wide-open fields followed, until Louie Iacono pulled into a Walmart parking lot and dashed inside, shedding clothing along the way.
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They drive south along US 101 until they reach Leggett, California, and then travel south along state Route 1 until reaching Fort Bragg around 8 p.m.
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And along with the bodies, tons of garbage—cans, bottles, discarded climbing gear, and human waste—are defrosting along the route used by mountaineers over decades.
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Memories of these women — along with memories of acting jobs, travels and childhood exploits — are woven together here, along with dreams, fantasies and Bosch-like hallucinations.
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Ultra-thick glass lenses that banish all glare (along with leather side touts) made these among the first real ski goggles before Smith Optics came along.
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Then companies like Google came along and reinvented the rat race into something with purpose and, along the way, confused work with the rest of life.
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Others say Mnuchin's has largely gone-along-to-get-along with a President intent on waging a trade war he believes can benefit his political base.
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The expansion keeps trucking along, getting its latest boost from the Trump tax cut of 2018 along with an easing in business regulations, according to economists.
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Norman said that according to the National Weather Service, an airport in Eufaula, Alabama, along the Alabama-Georgia border was destroyed, along with a fire station.
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There are currently miles upon unbroken miles of the plant growing along the Bronx River, along the Hudson and in all of the city's five boroughs.
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He and Jen get along and are committed to strong co-parenting, but we're told there's no talk of reconciliation and the divorce is moving along.
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But while personal rapport can certainly be an asset in international diplomacy, getting along for the sake of getting along doesn't necessarily advance America's strategic interests.
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"Wouldn't it be a wonderful thing, frankly, if we actually got along with Russia and worked out some kind of a deal where we go and knock the hell out of ISIS along with NATO and along with countries that are in the area," Trump said.
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But legislators in baby blue places like Colorado and Nevada will also do their constituents' bidding, which means going along to get along more often than not.
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But that was almost the best case scenario, because that could ostensibly be fixed: you could just decide to kiss up and go along to get along.
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Also, don't be surprised if she doesn't get along with Ramona, because they've been making it crystal clear that they don't get along outside of the show.
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This is what she's wanted all along, and now she's finally part of the Avengers team, right alongside Scott, which is also what she wanted all along.
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Environmentally sensitive areas along the Atlantic and Arctic coasts, for example, can still be protected, while less-sensitive areas along those coasts should be opened to extraction.
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There also were significant cracks discovered along bridges in Northern California from the storms, including a section of a bridge along a busy highway in Big Sur.
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At The Disco's Brendon Urie to sing along the track with her, and to appear in the "ME!" music video along with clues about her next album.
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Inside the main entrance, a logo of the Free Syrian Army (FSA) rebel group is on view, along with pairs of army boots lined along the walls.
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The reef system spans 3,600-square miles along the ocean floor, stretching from French Guiana to Brazil's Maranhao state along the edge of South America's continental shelf.
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A female reporter covering the campaign of a Mississippi Republican gubernatorial candidate was basically told she couldn't do a ride-along unless she brought a man along.
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By applying his love and intelligence for the game, along with his drive and charisma, he has certainly made the most of his opportunities along the way.
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She resents her father partly because he sees the world through a lens of absurdity — one she knows all along is there — and plays along with it.
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Along with his proposed ban on Muslims, his plans have included building a wall along the Mexican border to keep out illegal immigrants and renegotiating trade agreements.
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Along with the XPS 15, Dell also sent along their Thunderbolt dock, which purports to connect multiple displays at workstations through any number of available video connections.
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"I happily went along with their plan for a few months, lost loads of weight, along with my period, my digestion and nearly my relationship," Malcolm said.
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The song, along with the rest Along The Shadow, never tries to recreate what the band tried to do 13 years ago when they were much younger.
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In fact CZI announced that it would be backing these 38 three-year projects some time back, along with 85 one-year projects along the same lines.
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Tension along the Israel-Gaza border has escalated since late March, when Hamas launched what would become regular mass protests along Israel&aposs perimeter fence with Gaza.
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She is an unapologetic Democratic socialist, someone who is not just going to "go along to get along" and cozy up to Big Pharma or Wall Street.
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Along with maintaining the runways, the "Dirt Boyz" build sidewalks, manage Luke's drainage systems, fix potholes and repair any damages to the barriers along the base perimeter.
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I used my bike time primarily to explore the Sea Garden, a spacious park that runs along the eastern border of the city along the Black Sea.
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Ahead of his arrival, a teenager outside of London mowed the shape of a penis into a field along with a message visible along Trump's flight path.
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If your supervisor prefers team cohesiveness, you might be better off professionally if you "go along to get along" on the project and avoid risking your advancement.
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Along one impeccably organized wall, they lift the spouts of gravity bins to let grains, nuts or legumes tumble into the tins and jars they've brought along.
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But, while walking along defeated, my gaze cast down as I walked along Aramberri Street, I realized that this tropical environment gives birth to those vallenato rhythms.
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If this were to take place, the storm would be named Chris, and strong winds along the coast, along with heavy rain, would be the main threats.
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Then, he created a system to track when the houses along his route had magazine subscriptions expiring and sold new subscriptions on the side, along with calendars.
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One estimate suggests that PBMs, along with insurers and government health programs, pocket nearly $120 billion in rebates and discounts that could be passed along to consumers.
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If your timing is right, along this 130-mile dirt road in the Sonoran Desert you may see blankets of flowers along with sad reminders of history.
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Notre-Dame was always the backdrop for a nice walk along the embankment to buy our cat pots of grass at a flower shop along the quay.
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Along with the GIFs, Samsung also seems to be reaching out to Instagram meme pages and asking them to share the GIFs along with the hashtag #GreenDontCare.
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Typically, Nile cruise ships travel along the river between the cities of Luxor and Aswan for two or three nights, stopping at ancient temples along the river.
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"I am not a go-along, get-along guy if I think it is the wrong way to go," Coburn told the New York Times in 2008.
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With all of the news about growing tension along "the world's friendliest border," I thought it would be interesting to travel along it instead of cross it.
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One such slowpoke route is the M42, along 143nd Street, which cuts across Times Square, where the traffic continues to move along at a tortoise-like pace.
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Activity along the eastern branch of the rift valley, running along Ethiopia, Kenya and Tanzania, became evident when the large crack suddenly appeared in south-western Kenya.
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In Pennsylvania, Ms. Stein's recount campaign is operating along dual tracks, with its challenge of the statewide results proceeding along with petitions to recount specific voting districts.
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But it moves swiftly and, well, crazily along the track, picking up speed as it rounds sharp curves and creates intense moments of airtime along the way.
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A second diorama will contain an ant colony, along with mirrors that multiply their numbers, pathways and incessant labor, mimicking the flow of information along electronic highways.
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To cut tailpipe emissions, her administration recently imposed a much-debated ban on vehicle traffic along a large section of the roadway that runs along the Seine.
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Honestly, I don't really get the breakfast test — they're just words in a puzzle — so I just go along to get along as far as that's concerned.
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Lawmakers are trying to combine some form of relief for DACA immigrants along with enhanced border security, including a wall along the Mexican border, sought by Trump.
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They simply want to go along to get along, and there are folks out in the world who will take advantage of that, should they spot it.
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These lakes then create Titan's shorelines, which look very like our own as you can see in this flyover visualization:Researchers even suspect the weather along those Titan shorelines behaves a lot like the shores along our own seas, with temperatures along them influenced by the temperature in the lake.
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More strong storms along with heavy rain will develop along a stationary front from the Central Plains to the Ohio River Valley and Mid-Atlantic today and Thursday.
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India's Meteorological Department is warning of the potential for heavy rainfall (over 200 millimeters or 8 inches) along with wind gusts over 135 kph along the Gujarat coast.
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We are also learning that along the way, all oxygen tanks that were set along that route in that cave were used just to rescue those four boys.
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Unfortunately I hadn't brought a guitar amp along, so I set up shop and started playing a drumbeat from my laptop, then strummed along at a whisper's volume.
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"Then this person from Dentaid came along to my alcoholics support group and told us about this project giving free pain relief, so I came along," he said.
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Athens has protested against restrictions imposed by countries further north along the main land corridor into Europe, including along Austria's frontier with Slovenia and Macedonia's border with Greece.
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Along with general cleaning, select a mode to vacuum along specific edges, spot clean in a single area, or enter Max mode to power through most stubborn messes.
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Along with the coast guard who pulled me out of the water, along with the back doctor who gave me the ability to walk and run and stand.
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I want to know it's like to run my hands along a twisted sculpture and feel the cool metal, or to trace my finger along ancient wooden carvings.
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And he's getting injuries along the way from sparring and all of the little things and twists and bruises and cuts that all fighters get along the journey.
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Let the inspectors come, said a defiant Giovanni Arricchiello, the owner of Il Cavallino restaurant, which is along the long strip mall along one edge of San Vitaliano.
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The water would continue along the Tigris, which runs by Tikrit and Samarra down to Baghdad, potentially knocking out bridges along the way, according to the administration's analysis.
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Along with a one-percentage-point rise in all rates of income tax, under their plans the burden of fiscal adjustment falls more evenly along the income distribution.
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Two are along Lake Michigan and 23 are along the Illinois River with Pekin, near Peoria, Illinois, being the current southernmost delivery point, according to the exchange's website.
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A second multi-vehicle crash occurred at about the same time along Interstate 95 in Baltimore, part of a major north-south corridor along the U.S. East Coast.
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Canada's institutions helped them develop the IP, only to lose them to the U.S. — along with the jobs and value creation that inevitably will come along with it.
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Like the larger iPad Pro, the 9.7-inch iPad Pro has four powerful speakers — two grills along each short edge — along the top and bottom (in portrait mode).
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And he hopes to bring along with him some of "Earth's top artists" along for the ride, as he writes on a new website about his future mission.
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Along with being a restaurant, Cafe Momentum is a culinary training facility, teaching their interns life and social skills along with how to make a thyme-butter sauce.
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Let the video lead you from a deserted car park to a cycle ride along London's winding streets, with a detour in a kitchen cupboard along the way.
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Disney+ also announced a Hocus Pocus sequel, along with a reboot of the hit Disney channel series, Lizze McGuire, starring Hilary Duff, along with several other new series.
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As a result Irish fishermen can legally fish along Northern Ireland's coast but Northern Ireland fishermen are prohibited from fishing along the coast of the Republic of Ireland.
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" Of where she stands with the current cast, Glanville said: "I see Kyle [Richards], I get along with her, I see Lisa Rinna, I get along with her.
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Dutee Chand was only 4 when she started running, tagging along with her sister, Saraswati, a competitive runner who liked to practice sprints along the local Brahmani River.
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But that only depends on the ability for Amtrak — along with the other transportation agencies that manage track along the corridor — to successfully complete badly needed improvement projects.
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Every year in August and September, and sometimes through October, millions of wildflowers bloom along 600 miles of coastal desert and arid zones along South Africa's western coast.
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If Matthew continues along its projected path, it will land in a rather unusual location for a hurricane along the East Coast, slamming into Northern Florida and Georgia.
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In January 22015, the company announced $13758303 million in Series A funding in a round led by NEA along with seed investor Tandem Capital along with Tugboat Ventures.
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Dog sniffs are designed to send odor-carrying air along its length, she said, humidifying, warming and cleaning it along the way to the back of the nose.
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The space has 2000 feet of frontage along Franklin Street and 2743 feet along Leonard Street, and the block has a stop on the No. 2950 subway line.
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On a recent Sunday, dozens of cars were parked along the narrow edge of Route 23A in the Catskills, a mountain road that courses along several swimming holes.
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Along with unbridled enthusiasm, he has passed along everything he learned in nearly three decades at Syracuse: all the stories and all the lessons — even the pugilistic ones.
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Adding to this mystery is the orange band running along the top and bottom edge, and the bit of green rising from the bottom along the right side.
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We didn't thump along in our ski boots in a packed cafeteria, pushing a tray along a track for a $10 cup of cocoa and a $25 hamburger.
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Along with Central Division captain Nathan MacKinnon, Colorado teammate Mikko Rantanen was named an All-Star, along with Chicago's Patrick Kane and Nashville's Pekka Rinne and Roman Josi.
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They should know that more people on the Terrorist Screening Database were stopped along the northern border with Canada than along the southern border with Mexico in 2018.
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A kulig, or traditional sleigh ride, with stops along the way for grilled sausages, is also included, along with Polish cooking lessons in Krakow, accommodations and some meals.
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Along with worsening job prospects over the past several decades, this group has seen their chances of a stable marriage and family decline, along with their overall health.
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She took photographs of choice flowers as she walked along; she had been posting pictures on Death Valley's Facebook page, along with directions to the best viewing spots.
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The dining area is utilitarian: Seats along the window look across the street at a pawnbroker's, and a few tables are squeezed up front and along the wall.
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Passing the Christmas decoration reins along to The Lego Group, the five-star luxury hotel hopes to inspire creativity among its guests, along with a little seasonal wonders.
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In a video of the incident, Bourque is seen being dragged along by the four-wheeled ATV before being let go into a metal barrier along the roadway.
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But because almost everyone in Washington ends up going along to get along, we have so few models of just what that kind of change will look like.
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"If I have to give up the penalty to resolve the case, to move the case along, that&aposs the idea: to move the case along," he said.
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"That might be remembered as the point that cis people discovered us, but we were here all along, and we've been doing the work all along," said Branstetter.
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It runs through the forest, past lakes and along the Diable River, and hikers can expect to see a variety of bird species and deer along the way.
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Over 45 percent of U.S. refining capacity is located along the Gulf Coast, along with 51 percent of the nation's natural gas processing plant capacity, the EIA said.
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"And he has an 8-year-old daughter that comes and spends the weekends along with Jace, so they get along very well and everyone is just really happy."
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Cities along the Yellow Sea coast -- including Beijing and Tianjin, along with the provinces of Shandong, Hebei, and, further inland, Shanxi and Henan -- were among the hardest-hit locales.
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With a firm eyeliner brush, dab a dark pewter shadow along your top lashline and lid; then, use a softer, rounder brush to pull the color along the crease.
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Just "travel" along with the plan along different "floors" of the map starting on a field, soaring above the awe-inspiring peaks and coastline before returning back to safety.
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But going more than 100 years without major seismic activity along the fault zone is an anomaly, geologists say, and could portend a massive earthquake along the infamous fault.
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There's no doubt the economy was helped along along by Trump's signing of the massive tax cut bill, but businesses, worried about his trade wars, have hoarded their cash.
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On a much smaller scale, many brands have been tweeting along with key points in the election, poking fun at Trump's gaffes along with the rest of the Twitterati.
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