Which brings us back to the methods he used to create Ascend Ascend.
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The new chipsets are called the Ascend 9803 and Ascend 310 and were revealed Wednesday at the Huawei Connect conference in Shanghai, China.
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Huawei's Ascend 910 and another chip which has already been launched called the Ascend 310 will pit Huawei against major players such as Intel, Qualcomm, Nvidia and Samsung.
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"Ascend Ascend" was released in April through Jack White's Third Man Books, whose inaugural title was Stucky's last book, the poetry collection The Truth Is We Are Perfect.
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When he didn't ascend to the throne, fans were shocked.
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Truly, ambition scorns the steps by which he did ascend.
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But at night, they ascend toward the surface for food.
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Allen promises Stratolaunch will ascend as early as this fall.
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But the discussion needs to ascend to the international level.
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Rather than ascend by foot, Zwart prefers a Porsche racecar.
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Ascend Learning did not respond to a request for comment.
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We're hired for our competence, but can't seem to ascend.
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The staircase in the mountain seemed, empirically, to ascend forever.
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Most mountaineers attempt to ascend the world's tallest peak in May.
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The indigenous blue Na'vi would ascend them as rites of passage.
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Learn more about the work of Ascend by visiting their website.
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And helping Donald Trump ascend to the White House last fall.
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UTAH: Bigelow Hotel and Residences, an Ascend Hotel Collection in Ogden
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We didn't ascend from our hunter-gatherer days by being satisfied.
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It contained my dreams, my freedom, and my chance to ascend.
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Domenico aspires to ascend from assistant messenger to junior pencil pusher.
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Stairs ascend to the second floor, which has three more bedrooms.
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How else was one to explain the results that Ascend achieved?
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Operagoers relish watching them ascend to the ceiling before each performance.
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After a while, the road began to ascend a wooded hillside.
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However, this also allows her to officially ascend to the throne.
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Every spirit wants to ascend to heaven, or whatever we call it.
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My desire to ascend and be the best made me overly critical.
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They are famous for their critical role in helping climbers ascend Everest.
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An escalator helps you ascend to higher ground more quickly and efficiently.
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Clinton didn't ascend the Democratic National Convention stage without a fight, though.
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Sure, some of my more determined contemporaries did ascend to genuine achievements.
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The giant squid has to ascend to the surface to catch them.
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His son, Naruhito, is set to ascend the throne the following day.
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My suspicion is that they'd blindly follow whoever would ascend to power.
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Politicians tried to ascend to national office as they advanced their careers.
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I remember which stairwell to ascend at the 21987nd Street subway stop.
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It's important they see it is possible to ascend in American society.
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"They're not stopping our development," said Wayne Heicklen of the Ascend Group.
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"We're disappointed," said one of the developers, Wayne Heicklen of Ascend Group.
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Usually, startups ascend on the backs of fresh technologies and developer platforms.
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He'd probably need more than 65 million to ascend to the presidency.
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Two iron pillars ascend, almost comically, from the middle of the floor.
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The guests inside waited for the elevator to ascend, but it didn't.
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Human beings are constantly trying to release themselves from gravity and ascend.
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Gerald Ford, his successor, would eventually ascend to the presidency after Nixon's resignation.
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But, inspired by the coming concerts, I wanted to ascend that mountain again.
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Bangkok-based Ascend also operates in Indonesia, The Philippines, Vietnam, Myanmar and Cambodia.
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In 2016 he became the first king to ascend to the throne unmarried.
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He then is expected to formally accept parliament's invitation to ascend the throne.
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Paul Bulcke is now the chief executive but could ascend to the chairmanship.
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You're the first chief of department in some time to ascend to commissioner.
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The retired lawmaker also only recently regained his ability to ascend several stairs.
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The bullish outlook was underscored ahead of the show by forecasters Flightglobal Ascend.
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You want to ascend the staircase to the right of where you enter.
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Since the 1800s, Japan has not allowed female heirs to ascend the throne.
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When women ascend to different elected offices, there's also a sizable multiplier effect.
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As you ascend the stairs, the walls and ceilings blend into overlapping curves.
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Wave your hand at the drone and it will ascend and fly backward.
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True blame is found as we ascend the management ladder at the Garden.
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And although China has continued to ascend, a lot has changed since then.
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"I think love isn't something you necessarily fall in to but you ascend to, and she presented enough challenges early on for me to ascend to not only love her but to be worthy of her love," Mr. Goff said.
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What it does: Ascend Wellness is a cannabis cultivator and retailer based in Massachusetts.
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Climbers ascend the highest peaks on each continent faster than anybody else before them.
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I must find my marks, beat them, and learn their combat techniques to ascend.
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The drone, a DJI Phantom 21, begins to ascend, heading towards an abandoned grainery.
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Nothing helps dispel those biases more than having qualified women ascend to those spots.
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He won the Paris Masters to ascend to the No. 1 ranking on Nov.
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The company will be hoping the Ascend 910 can help continue the strong growth.
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Post isn't the first and only rapper with face tattoos to ascend the charts.
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While this sounds great, deaths from the flu never ascend to such astronomical heights.
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Snap, in contrast, priced above range and then saw its share price quickly ascend.
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Many who visit the steps ascend on their knees, as an act of penance.
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On September 18th, we will announce an AI cluster that connects 53,024 Ascend chips.
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Cohen was instrumental in facilitating the ruling regime to ascend to power in 1991.
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As we continued to ascend steeper and steeper terrain, I started to get nervous.
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Then they are going to kill you, and you won't be able to ascend nowhere.
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This network of cronies helps Putin rapidly ascend to the upper echelons of Russian politics.
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The pilot can ascend by using burners to send hot air up into the balloon.
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And speculation will build as to whether he might eventually ascend to the top job.
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Not to mention mountain climbers, who ascend peaks too quickly and die from altitude sickness.
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Shortly thereafter, I felt myself leaving my body to ascend to a timeless, endless expanse.
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To learn and internalize them would be to ascend within a comprehensive, consciousness-raising system.
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If Republicans retain their majority, one is likely to ascend to second in presidential succession.
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Before taking her position in the administration, Huber headed Ascend, a teen-abstinence advocacy organization.
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For two years, Clizbe and M. stewed as they watched Simmons ascend to greater fame.
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Solvay, Invista and SK Capital's Ascend Performance Materials are the largest producers of polyamide 66.
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They'll then use their onboard thrusters to ascend to their operational altitude of 550 kilometers.
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Last year, another teenager, Rohan Levy, who also had attended Ascend middle school, was killed.
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The stairs ascend to an office space and two bedrooms to the left and right.
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To get there, one must ascend to the 11th floor of a Cornelia Street building.
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Old movie studios like 20th Century Fox are fading as streaming giants like Amazon ascend.
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Ascend still plans to erect a 17-story building and a 20-story building there.
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It has since been expanded to include female heirs who may ascend to the throne.
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Produced by Nicael Arroyo, the track took its sweet time to ascend the Billboard charts.
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One of the most important measures is economic mobility — the ability to ascend the ladder.
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They took their families and got drunk waiting for humans to ascend to the unknown.
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Le Pen's very success sparked real fears of how far she might be able to ascend.
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To ascend to future dominance, Baidu needs to find a new way to grow—and fast.
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The immersion begins as visitors ascend the museum's main staircase, where they encounter four adjacent screens.
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Also proposed in the bill is an eventual path to allow women ascend the Chrysanthemum Throne.
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There's also a screen, projector, and white "acoustic panels" intermixed, which move around, ascend or descend.
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Those are the only two jobs in the world, as we ascend from 2016 into 2017.
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The next portrait that will ascend from the lobby is that of W. Lee (Pappy) O'Daniel.
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The business model has been promising enough that venture capitalists have put $1.5 million into Ascend.
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He steals the movie, of course, and helps it ascend to a level of anarchic delight.
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Major players include Alibaba-backed Lazada, Thailand's CP Group unit Ascend and South Korea's 11 Street.
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Dr. Hedenström thinks the birds may ascend to catch a bit of sleep while safely gliding.
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Here's the pitch deck that helped Ascend raise $15 million in its series A funding round:
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In the Shuri series, his sister will ascend to the throne and rule in his absence.
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Few drivers who come up on dirt tracks ever ascend to the asphalt glory of Nascar.
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Climbers, including Jon Kedrowski, ascend some of the most isolated and challenging peaks in the world.
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The slide, which required riders to ascend 264 steps, skirted basic engineering standards, the authorities said.
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They worried about opening the door to another push to let women ascend to the throne.
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He mentioned a Supreme Court ritual: The justices shake hands before they ascend to the bench.
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Michael's friend runs Ascend Detox and Recovery, and he jumped at the opportunity to help Weiss.
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Jeffries aides declined to provide fundraising numbers — unusual for someone seeking to ascend in the House.
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In 2013, Mr. Sherchan put off plans to ascend Everest because of a lack of finances.
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Thailand is making preparations for Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn to ascend the throne on Dec. 1.
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The other difference between ASCEND and other conferences is it is going to be outcomes focused.
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The terms of Mr. Wilson's contract prevent him from talking publicly about his departure from Ascend.
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What would have happened if parents of Ascend students had been given that kind of power?
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The people who ascend tend to be teeth-grindingly obsessed with what works and what doesn't.
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Boats in both directions must ascend via lock, then descend once again after crossing the lake.
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Minority and female associates ascend to partner at Paul, Weiss at lower rates than white males.
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So even if Elliott gets hurt, it's unclear if anyone would ascend to the lead job.
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Would they be wasted on me, or would I ascend to some higher plane of mindful health?
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To ascend the tower, you need to climb 230 steps, but the view is worth the effort.
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But I do want to offer a few words of advice before you ascend the cultural throne.
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According to Flight Ascend, a consultancy, in 2017 Qatar Airways shrank, instead of grew, its flying schedule.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thailand is making preparations for Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn to ascend the throne on Dec.
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But sometimes it is more dangerous for an animal to be permitted to ascend to 35,000 feet.
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The two have one daughter, 17-year-old Aiko, who as a woman cannot ascend the throne.
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Ed Bastian, now the president of the company, will ascend to CEO, according to a company statement.
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He will then immediately ascend to the heavens, only for the Pope to canonise him within minutes.
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The appointments paved the way for the two to ascend to similar positions in government, officials said.
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There are things to pick up, to put down, switches to flip and lifts to ascend on.
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As you ascend the ladder of success, your personal space and boundaries will have to be adjusted.
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Jonathan Gray, the group's head, is widely expected to eventually ascend to the top at the firm.
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They are not the people who ascend to power, who become the insiders against whom populists revolt.
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Mr. Wissanu indicated that the crown prince would ascend to the throne but did not say when.
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Prince bin Salman is set to be the first of Ibn Saud's grandsons to ascend the throne.
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Specifically - how to ascend safely from the ground to a height that a parachute could be deployed.
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I've watched a life-size animatronic Jesus ascend to the heavens at a wax museum in Kentucky.
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He offers them all a chance to ascend, rejecting the camp's isolationist tendencies for companionship and power.
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Ascend makes software that helps businesses create data pipelines using 85% less code, according to the startup.
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Date founded: 2018What it does: Ascend Wellness Holdings is a cannabis cultivator and retailer based in Massachusetts.
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On Wednesday, he predicted that the economy would ascend like a "rocket ship" once the crisis passes.
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To gain some perspective on Lisbon's undulating terrain, ascend the city's highest hill into the Graça district.
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Her scalding accusations against a man about to ascend to the Supreme Court riveted a rived nation.
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Emperor Naruhito of Japan will ascend to the Chrysanthemum Throne, signifying the start of a new era.
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And, once you arrive, you'll have to ascend past the crowds to find any semblance of solitude.
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The Queen is the sixth female to ascend to the British throne and the longest-reigning monarch.
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It gushes out, and in some years clouds the color of doom ascend beyond the dam's walls.
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"I worry about this conflation," Steven Wilson, the founder and chairman of the Ascend network, told me.
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Narrow, maze-like, cobblestone roads ascend almost 4,000 feet up the steep slopes of the area mountains.
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Custom green-screen photo booths gave employees the option to ascend the Wall in the icy North.
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The platoon's mission was to ascend a mountain slope and try to ambush the Taliban at night.
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Justin Fairfax, now the lieutenant governor, would ascend and quickly appoint a new scandal-free lieutenant governor.
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Diaz-Canel was the first Cuban born after the 1959 revolution to ascend to the No. 2 job.
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As part of this move, it has invested in a number of companies including Thailand's Ascend Money and .
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" Ascend says that there are "well over 1,000 of our unique aircraft solutions are in frequent operation worldwide.
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Aeronautical party tricks include helicopters that ascend into the sky tail-first and stealth fighters that fly backwards.
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They don't know it just yet but his entire journey has prepared him to ascend on that Throne.
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People we've lost in 2016 Exactly when Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn will ascend to the throne is unknown.
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Huawei Ascend Mate 2Huawei's skin of Android is particularly egregious—more reminiscent of Android's wincingly ugly early days.
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But at night, they ascend in the water column to feed on copepods and plankton near the surface.
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Ascend by Wix is available as a separate subscription, with pricing ranging from $9 to $45 per month.
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"Sherpa" originates in mountaineering, the term for a guide who helps an inexperienced climber ascend a difficult climb.
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She currently works with the Ascend Educational Fund, a scholarship program for immigrant students in New York City.
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It's when you think you are really at the bottom of everything—that is when you will ascend.
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He's also likely to ascend to second place on the team's all-time rebounds list while in Rio.
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While the Macan feels mostly full-powered at the start, it becomes ever less potent as I ascend.
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So when we ascend, we pass through the domestic plane, the question of, 'How do we live together?
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Ascend provides loans of a few thousand dollars to borrowers who fall between the prime and subprime categories.
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In the United States, it's becoming increasingly difficult to ascend the economic ladder, especially from the lower rungs.
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Counting the Airbus order last month, Airbus' tally now totals 214 planes, according to Flightglobal's Ascend Fleets database.
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This card was previously known as the Hilton Ascend card, but it was rebranded as the Surpass card.
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When he was in sixth grade, he built an elevator to ascend an oak tree in his yard.
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Mr. Trump's improbable victory raised Mr. Papadopoulos's hopes that he might ascend to a top White House job.
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Even when they ascend to the professional ranks, they are still defined by their performance in the tournament.
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In the winter of 2013, Bielecki and three others set out to ascend the 26,414-foot Broad Peak.
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Two wiry soldiers, frozen in bronze, help each other ascend a crag with the help of a rope.
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That means the margin of a Democratic majority will be critical for her to ascend to the speakership.
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Dr. Yearwood had survived the 2015 Nepal earthquake on Everest while trying to ascend from the northern side.
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The business owners say this will help blue-collar workers ascend to middle-skill jobs that pay more.
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Two staircases, front and back, ascend to the second floor, where there are four bedrooms and three bathrooms.
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Six months later, in February 1968, the show would hit national airwaves via PBS and ascend into television history.
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Karim can see Ian, but Ian can't see Karim, however, they clearly feel drawn to the location and ascend.
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The Ascend 910 is also designed for data centers, but serves a different function than the new Kunpeng 920.
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Once the concerts end, the Nashville Symphony is set to perform from the Ascend Amphitheater along the Cumberland Riverfront.
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All we know is that he was doing everything he could to make sure she didn't ascend to Zalem.
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Should Trump ascend to the Oval Office, the traditional chasm between the presidential mouth and microphone would be bridged.
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Figuring out how to open a door or ascend a dilapidated tower without being told how is very satisfying.
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The chip, called the Ascend 910, was first unveiled in October last year and is aimed at data centers.
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The Ascend 910 will be available from the second quarter of 2019 and the 310 is already on shelves.
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After all, Cook did ascend to the boardroom in Trump's gilded tower to kiss the ring back in December.
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The next day, his son, Naruhito, will ascend the throne, and a new era, Reiwa ("beautiful harmony"), can begin.
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"Memory," however, is the show's emotional highlight, the song that catalyzes the choice of cat to ascend to heaven.
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Finally, after our speed mounts on a very long taxi, I pull back the yoke and we slowly ascend.
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With the push of a button, 300 drones ascend from a ground station and float over a nearby lake.
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Already, Alibaba has stepped into the region via investments in Lazada, delivery firm SingPost, and payments company Ascend Money.
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Women struggle to land jobs in the technology field, but it doesn't get easier as they ascend the ladder.
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Gymcel: An incel who is trying to ascend (see above) by going to the gym as much as possible.
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How did AL ascend to supplant the lustrous zest around machine learning ("ML") that dominated headlines in recent years?
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And it's always a bad sign if the rebel, when they ascend to the palace, keeps their beret on.
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Finally, you ascend handsome, unadorned oak staircases to either of two halls: a large auditorium or a chamber space.
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The night before, I'd met him at a mall where, for exercise, he likes to ascend the descending escalators.
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To access business and first class you have to ascend a spiral staircase at the back of the plane.
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And considering that this year Tame Impala has already headlined several major festivals, he'll likely only continue to ascend.
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You'll be joined by the likes of Daywave, Ascend/Descend, world premieres from ShaqIsDope and JOULE$, and much more.
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The game, called Ascend, is available for download, along with another jam-created game, on Pirate Jam's official website.
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Oli watches her, while we're talking about his recent favorite films, and she and the PR ascend the stairs.
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It was leased from CMIG Aviation Capital, an arm of China Minsheng Investment Group, the Flightglobal Ascend database shows.
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Seubsakol Sakolsatayadorn, Ascend Commerce's managing director, said the data was private and that customers' information was hacked by Merrigan.
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Its goal is to ease the challenges that women, minorities and others face as they ascend to powerful roles.
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As the chorus chants that poetry must ascend to the heavens, flats depicting an ancient Greek landscape float upward.
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I slowly ascend the stairs, each creaking behind me, And I approach the door, ready to scream and yell.
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It appeared to confuse the Taiwanese pilot, although the plane continued to ascend while turning and averted an accident.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - News that Thailand is making preparations for the crown prince to ascend to the throne on Dec.
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There are comedians performing at a level that you think you're equal to or can one day ascend to.
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The aluminum bands open as they ascend; trace their angles upward, and they might be arms raised in joy.
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The seekers responded by using ramps found on the field to ascend over the objects and crash the forts.
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But despite a global climate compact, it appears likely that Earth's temperatures will ascend beyond the two-degree threshold.
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When it appeared Mr. Fairfax would ascend to the governor's office earlier this month, he sent him a text.
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Danduraj Ghimire, director general of the tourism department, attributed the casualties to two factors: a delay because of the cyclone effect on Everest in fixing the rope that the climbers use to ascend and descend, and the fact that many of the climbers want to ascend Everest only on the best climbing day.
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Emergency ascent occurs when you run of of air, you can't find your swimming buddy, and and must ascend immediately.
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Rock lobster fishermen in Australia already use pop-up buoys that ascend when they receive sound signals from fishing boats.
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We can walk around it, ascend it, and from its upper level, take in what else is in the room.
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Wix is taking a big step beyond website building today with the launch of a suite of products called Ascend.
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Ascend to Royale-ty as Tomatohead by completing the Tomatohead challenges, available for past and present owners of the outfit.
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He said there is a "north of 99 percent chance" that the Democrat from California will ascend to the position.
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Its four sharp ridges ascend almost vertically toward a 27,765-foot summit that's formidable to even the most experienced climbers.
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Terraces will ascend in a spiraling motion, inspiring the name of the 2.8 million square foot (260,130 square meter) building.
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In true Twin Peaks fashion, we even see what's meant to be the Boy's sparkling "soul" ascend to the sky.
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It has also invested in Indian mobile payment and e-commerce website Paytm and Thai financial technology firm Ascend Money.
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For one, spending at least 40 hours a week with people begets very close relationships — many that ascend to intimacy.
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Rishon Blumberg is co-founder of 10x Ascend, a company that negotiates compensation packages on behalf of senior tech leaders.
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Valerie Huber is the president and CEO of Ascend, an organization that represents the field of Sexual Risk Avoidance education.
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To ascend to the next level, you must shoot enemies and gather weapons that will help you in your quest.
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Royals from around the world traveled to Japan to witness Emperor Naruhito ascend the throne in a $150 million ceremony.
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From the start, he was a prodigy and fully expected to ascend to the concert stage as a classical pianist.
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She and Mr. Fruscella, who died in 1969, divorced in 1956, just as Ms. King's career was beginning to ascend.
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As the divers ascend with their catch, they insert the jar into the chamber and blow a bubble into it.
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Buildings that taper as they ascend limit how much wind they send shooting toward the ground (and help structurally, too).
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During "Soul Ascend," that freeing effect was created as the group transitioned from staggered glissandi into a swingable ensemble groove.
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Still, Awkwafina hasn't acknowledged what she's taken from Black culture in order for her to ascend to her current post.
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Djokovic said he hoped to hold the youngsters off as long as possible, but it's inevitable that they will ascend.
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He was in a kind of purgatory, still employed by Ascend but taken out of its day-to-day operation.
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So far, these ambitions have been unfulfilled, showing how hard it is for small countries to ascend global supply chains.
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The fields are agricultural feats of precision — rugged mountains blanketed with emerald stairways that, seemingly, ascend to the heavens above.
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About 40% of the executives said they did not believe women were gaining the kinds of experience necessary to ascend.
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The walls of the elevator are panelled with mirrors; half of the occupants are filming their reflections as we ascend.
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The rover can surmount obstacles smaller than 8 inches in height (20 centimeters) and ascend hills no steeper than 20 degrees.
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Maybe because we remember watching Evans and his generation ascend before it turned upside down, right there on our TV screen.
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If convicted on any count, the president would be removed from office and the vice president would ascend to the position.
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While it might never ascend to become a cultural institution or trend with teens, Foursquare can still be a healthy business.
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Against such headwinds it has been a surprise to see a new challenger ascend to third place behind Ofo and Mobike.
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As the elevator began to ascend and the dog was dragged towards it, Duke had to act fast – and he did.
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After meeting their hosts at the forest edge, guests ascend with them to the mountain to the camp — located at ///evaluate.video.
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That would set the stage for the Air Force Space Command to eventually ascend to a full-up U.S. Space Command.
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But he is still a bastard, and to ascend to the throne he'd have to have the current king legitimize him.
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Scott mentioned growing up in poverty and being attracted to Rubio's ideas to help more Americans ascend to the middle class.
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There were so many—450, to be exact—that it looked like he could practically ascend them like a small staircase.
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The plane was leased from CMIG Aviation Capital, an arm of China Minsheng Investment Group, according to the Flightglobal Ascend database.
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The California Democrat broke new ground in 2900 when she became the first woman ever to ascend to the House Speakership.
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We predicted at the time that Black Panther would ascend to #3 in the coming days, and now, here we are.
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House – leadership ambitions: The Hill: Two members of the conservative House Freedom Caucus are vying to ascend to leadership next year.
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They waited three hours, sometimes in driving rain, to ascend to the fifth floor of a parking garage in Miami Beach.
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"It's the aviation equivalent of pile it high and sell it cheap," said Rob Morris, global consultancy head at Ascend Flightglobal.
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Based in Burlington, Massachusetts, Ascend Learning offers software programs for testing and certifications in various industries, from nursing to sports medicine.
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What will stop Georgia from purging rolls again in the same way Brian Kemp did to ascend to the Governor's mansion?
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This allowed players in the know to take a breath, create opportunities to ascend, and ultimately keep playing without spending money.
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If done right, Oklahoma City can ascend right around the time Golden State loosens its death grip on the Western Conference.
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Ant Financial's investments in Southeast Asia include Ascend Finance, a Bangkok-based business with a regional presence, and Singapore's M-Daq.
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The game's one-hit kills sucked, that I do remember, seeing Alex's little ghost ascend to the clouds on the regular.
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Normally you ascend into heaven, but here we're lifting up to some new kind of hell, full of wrongness and horror.
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Ascend came out of stealth mode in July and announced it had raised $19 million in venture-capital funding to date.
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On Monday night, about 150 people met at Brooklyn Ascend Charter School and marched to the basketball court for a vigil.
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It wasn't until he started heckling back — referring to unruly audience members as "hockey pucks" — that his career began to ascend.
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Those who were right will trumpet their prophetic insight and ascend as soothsayers; those who were wrong will simply keep quiet.
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He did, after all, ascend to the White House on an immigrant-bashing, ethnonationalist platform as dishonest as it was divisive.
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The scriptures make clear that only those who provide comfort to tired, hungry, sick or imprisoned "strangers" will ascend to heaven.
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I was particularly interested in privileging the edge of the card as a means to develop horizontal strata that would ascend.
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Residents and visitors alike must park at the base and ascend a steep footbridge to enter through a huge Gothic archway.
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Rishon Blumberg is co-founder of of 10x Ascend, a company that negotiates job offers on behalf of senior tech leaders.
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Front and back staircases ascend to the upper level, more than half of which is taken up by the master suite.
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For those below Mr. Solomon and Mr. Schwartz, there is less clarity about who is most likely to ascend the ladder.
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This isn't actual Season 7 footage unless they literally all ascend the Throne in turns — which, in all honesty, could happen.
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Naruhito is set to succeed his father on May 1, 2019, becoming the 126th Emperor to ascend to Japan's Chrysanthemum Throne.
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In the elevator bank on each floor, there's a black and white mural that changes as you ascend to the top.
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Some reading the tea leaves noted that Kyl helped Kavanaugh ascend to the federal bench after fighting off Democratic delay tactics.
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With him, we can sort out our society, so that we can finally achieve humanity's destiny — to ascend to the stars.
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But at night, they ascend toward the surface for food, an awesome dance that makes up the largest migration on the planet.
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People playing Gryphons & Gargoyles, the town's most dangerous game, "ascend" to the next level by mixing bright blue "Fresh-Aid" with cyanide.
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An army helicopter has assisted in removing the garbage, and the team is set to ascend to higher camps to collect more.
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In early October, the rover will ascend higher up Mount Sharp as it heads to areas rich in clay and sulfite materials.
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Throughout season 3, Alice has gotten more and more involved in The Farm, and is now finally ready to "ascend" through baptism.
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In an age when zany-haired wannabe entertainers can actually ascend to political power, the menacing Count Olaf feels all too real.
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And yet the fact is that white men remain statistically more likely to ascend to every position of power across our society.
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We never ascend mid-water or on the surface as this can make us appear as a prey item to the crocodile.
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Soccer at the Olympics still primarily features players who are trying to ascend the pro ladder and haven't hit it big yet.
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The musical features a group of cats who must make an annual decision on which cat will ascend to the Heaviside Layer.
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At the end of the musical, the correct cat is chosen to ascend to the Heaviside Layer, and the show simply ends.
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The most notable numerical exaggeration: "103 years" Trump often boasts that he has reached heights that previous presidents were unable to ascend.
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That's the idea behind Chief, a private club for women executives that helps them ascend to the top ranks and stay there.
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Oil prices, meanwhile, continued to ascend amid the prospect of tightening supply due to further possible sanctions against Iran and other disruptions.
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Fairfax, who would ascend to the governor's mansion in the event that Northam steps down, has not called for the governor's resignation.
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The Tigers are likely to ascend to the top spot in the College Football Playoff rankings when they are announced on Tuesday.
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In order to ascend the value chain and restructure its economy, China will have to place greater reliance on innovation and technology.
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Historically, women could ascend to the throne and rule in their own right, but only eight of Japan's emperors have been women.
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The parasite compels the snail to ascend towards the sunlight, where it becomes lunch for a bird who plucks out its eyes.
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"This is a single-stage, completely reusable lander which will be able to both descend and ascend," said Lockheed Martin's Robert Chambers.
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When he wins online polls at the rate that Gunnersaurus does, then, and only then, will he ascend to the heavens themselves.
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Patrick Murray, the director of the Monmouth University Polling Institute, said in a statement that Buttigieg could continue to ascend in Iowa.
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Ascend also added a couple of developer partners to test the product and prove out the data efficiencies that the company promised.
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"A new generation of schools will be thwarted," said Steven Wilson, the founder of Ascend, a small network of Brooklyn charter schools.
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For now, though, the translucent space feels like an art installation itself, a sensation enhanced by the way you ascend to it.
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I noticed its promising-looking dome and was hoping to ascend for a good view of the city; I was in luck.
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Khaled hosted a party at Ascend Nightclub in Boston following Friday's concert, and he filled the house ... where tables start at $2k.
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Jorge Viana, a senator from Ms. Rousseff's leftist Workers' Party, is expected to ascend to the post as head of the Senate.
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Despite a culture that emphasized aspiration — pennants from Stanford, Vanderbilt and Louisiana State lined the walls at Ascend — opportunities for failure abounded.
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The company's board decided on Friday that the chief executive, Oscar Munoz, would not ascend as planned to the role of chairman.
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A majority said they were better off financially than their parents at the same age and thought their kids would likewise ascend.
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Unlike his predecessors, Mr. Díaz-Canel, as the heir to the Castros, is on a path to ascend to the very top.
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Next week, cake artist Jack Phillips will ascend the steps of the U.S. Supreme Court for oral arguments in Masterpiece Cakeshop v.
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Palmer began to show her ability to ascend beyond childhood stardom, choosing roles that matched her career goals and showed her range.
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One of the island's rising art stars in the '50s, he saw his career ascend higher initially when Fidel Castro seized power.
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The mannequin was fitted with sensors that were to measure the forces that future astronauts will feel as they ascend to space.
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Gamby and Russell, having finally pushed Brown out of her job, thanks to a bit of blackmail, ascend to interim co-principals.
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Video: NASA/YouTube The robot is able to scale gravelly inclines of at least 45-degrees, potentially allowing it to ascend alien mountains.
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As part of Oxfam's decade-long Aaroh campaign - meaning "ascend" in Hindi - more than 100,000 women have attended land-literacy programs, Singh said.
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People hand out candles at the Ascend Amphitheater in Nashville for a vigil honoring the victims of the mass shooting in Las Vegas.
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When her feet leave the ground to ascend to the top of the dome on Houston's NRG Stadium, her crew is below her.
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On this day, you ascend from the ranks of the Junior Enlisted and make your way to the glorious land of the NCO.
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In May, she had to call a halt to an attempt to be the first below-the-knee amputee woman to ascend Everest.
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Ant Financial, the company behind China's digital payment giant Alipay, has ramped up its global expansion with an investment in Thailand's Ascend Money.
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His son, Crown Prince Naruhito, will ascend the Chrysanthemum Throne the following day, with an official coronation ceremony set for later this year.
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We know all about his dream: Hugo wants to ascend to Zolum, a goal that proves to be more ambitious than you'd think.
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She was the president of Ascend from 2007 to 2017; before that she managed the Ohio Department of Health's sexual risk avoidance program.
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Riders ascend 13 stories and plummet to their doom — only at Disney parks, "doom" is a stomach-turning series of rises and falls.
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Absent was the sense of a victory rally for the most powerful man in the world as he prepares to ascend his throne.
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"I don't think it's the media's job to crown someone before we exhaust plausible scenarios in which he doesn't ascend to the throne."
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I glean, for a vital moment, the actual, grey world, and then ascend from it, via the songs and talent of my avatars.
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Mere months after seeing its champion ascend to the height of power, the movement is going through a painful and public break-up.
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This year, the short-video platform has been climbing app store rankings around the world, an ascend accelerated by its incorporation of Musical.ly.
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"Bro talk" produces a force field of disrespect and exclusion that makes it incredibly difficult for women to ascend the Wall Street ladder.
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This will only grant further attention to an individual whose deplorability belongs left behind as we all ascend into a brighter new year.
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Should he ascend to that role, Mr. Sulzberger, 26, would represent the fifth generation of his family to serve as publisher since 1896.
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His strong anti-corruption message and his opposition to the political dynasties that have ruled Pakistan for decades helped him ascend to power.
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Back in the van, the flat landscape around Guadalajara began to ascend into dry hills as we made our way to los altos.
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This past June, I took a bus and then a taxi from Nice as far as I could ascend into the Maritime Alps.
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Biden is also using the roadmap laid out by George Herbert Walker Bush, the last vice president to ascend to the Oval Office.
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You can ascend an elevator 1200 stories to stand adjacent to the launching point atop the imposing 210- and 120-meter ski jumps.
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Deep divers carry tiny bubbles of air in their bodies, and fish have swim bladders; both expand as bodies ascend and pressure decreases.
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That's prompted many to say it's time for women to be allowed to ascend to the throne, or at least bear royal heirs.
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Every year, at the Jellicle Ball, the cats' leader, Old Deuteronomy, chooses one cat to ascend to the "heaviside layer" and be reborn.
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Today, students may use Ascend Math, a learning app that rewards students who complete a level by letting them play short video games.
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Borrowing from the practices of a program called the Responsive Classroom, Ascend began to retrain teachers to focus on social and emotional development.
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Nevertheless, individual contributors who don't want to be managers still want to ascend in terms of pay, professional prestige and what they produce.
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But Trump is no visionary, and in his shadow no new-model conservatism is likely to develop, no future leader likely to ascend.
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And close to two-thirds said that sons — or daughters — born of royal women should also be allowed to ascend to the throne.
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The architects hollowed out the shell and refitted the interior, which means that people entering from the street have to ascend eight floors.
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Ant's own existing investments include stakes in Paytm, the Indian mobile payment and e-commerce website, and Thai financial technology firm Ascend Money.
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Rather, the question comes down to corroboration as the standard for tipping public opinion on whether Kavanaugh should ascend to the high court.
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In the clip below, you can see the X-wings ascend vertically into the night sky, then hover and rotate before heading out.
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We have no idea why Hollywood hasn't called upon her to ascend to the director's chair of a major film franchise by now.
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Despite the criticism, Democrats cruised to a House majority, and Pelosi maneuvered through opponents to ascend to the pinnacle of her power once again.
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On Thursday, while announcing Mikasa's death, a government spokesman restated opposition to reforming the Household Law to allow women to ascend the Chrysanthemum throne.
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Enormous machines drill into great veins of halite, extracting huge chunks that other enormous machines crush into bucketloads of salt that ascend on conveyors.
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The Phoenix, an "ultra-endurance" unmanned aircraft, uses helium to ascend into the air and then propels itself forward by "inhaling" and compressing air.
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What has made this conventionally hot, anime-loving, lives-with-his-parents-in-New-Jersey movie star truly ascend into the pantheon of thirst?
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It's rare but it occurs when divers ascend too quickly and do not give the body time to slowly adjust to surface-level pressure.
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If a twice-divorced multi-timed bankrupt real estate developer could ascend to the highest office in the land, why couldn't Oprah Freaking Winfrey?
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The actual gameplay of Ascend isn't new, basically playing out like capture the flag but in VR, with guns, and swords, in the air.
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Anyway, the interesting thing here is that if Tommen dies, it's not immediately clear who would ascend to the throne of the Seven Kingdoms.
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The aerial battles in Ascend feel no less natural than skiing: You lean where you want to go, bend the knees to go faster.
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When I played it from a standing up position, Ascend proved at times so convincing that I constantly felt in danger of falling over.
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One by one, they ascend a quivering ladder, grab hold of the metal bar and take turns hurling their bodies through the open air.
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Air freight is among several indicators, such as rising electronics shipments, contributing to a positive trade outlook, according to Flight Ascend economist Peter Morris.
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But in a new interview with Us Weekly, Joe Morton, who plays Rowan, hinted that Cyrus might not ascend to the presidency after all.
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And we need to be brave enough to say that it's time for a woman to ascend to the highest office in the land.
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Anxious European leaders hope Wilders's failure is a harbinger of further losses to come for other far-right populists hoping to ascend to power.
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ASCEND has conducted their own survey using extremely misleading wording which, not surprisingly, led to lower support for programs like those funded through TPPP.
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On a large steep stairway in St. Nicholas Park, Kori Newkirk's "Sentra" offers visitors three portals to pass through as you ascend or descend.
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That ripple effect would be much greater, of course, were Trump to ascend to power — but so too would the counterreaction around the world.
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We will NOT stand by and watch a sexual abuser ascend to our nation's highest court to carry out the GOP's anti-woman agenda.
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Huber was previously the president of Ascend, formerly the National Abstinence Education Association — a misnomer for anyone who believes education should include accurate information.
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"Such is the greased pole of Silicon Valley fame and power; anyone can try to ascend, but nothing will arrest your fall," he writes.
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These allies and followers help him ascend from step to step, collaborating in his dirty work and watching the casualties mount with cool indifference.
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At night, travelers can only ascend the mountain via cable car, which takes tourists most, but not all, of the way to the Wall.
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But one thing seems clear: After three decades waiting in the wings, Mnangagwa is in pole position to ascend to the country's top job.
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In winter, it is possible to swim on the beaches and, an hour later, ascend the volcano and stand in three feet of snow.
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The Ascend 310, meanwhile, is aimed at internet-connected devices like smartphones, smartwatches and other gadgets tied to the so-called Internet of Things.
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Donkey Kong hurls barrels at Jumpman, which roll off the side of the platforms and occasionally down the ladders that Jumpman uses to ascend.
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So far, these states, with Colorado, add up to 181 electoral votes, well short of the 21625 needed to ascend to the White House.
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We ascend a winding path into the hills of Los Llanos, a collection of houses along a dirt road not far from the port.
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The American system is, in some ways, unique among democracies in being a tough place for a woman to ascend to the top spot.
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They watched to see what might become of Judge Kavanaugh — and whether he will soon ascend to one of the country's most powerful positions.
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They were the only players on that Area Code Games team, which was run by Pittsburgh Pirates scouts, to ascend to the major leagues.
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Or will I ascend to a new level of culinary enlightenment, similar to the first time someone at Cafe Gitane spread avocado on toast?
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" The chords ascend, yet the words barely reassure; the best they can promise is that "You don't think it will end/but it will.
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His victory marked the second time in the past five elections where the winner of the popular vote failed to ascend to the presidency.
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Jeremy Couillard's project is a jokey portal to the afterlife, in which you rise from a cartoon cadaver and ascend through colorful, heavenly tubes.
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Entirely absent from the debates about Mr. Wilson's weaknesses and merits were the voices of the families who were sending their children to Ascend.
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Finally, visitors ascend a ramp into a two-story-high theater occupying the "Back Room," where Press P-2 and Press P-36 ran.
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Castro said Thursday that he believes presidential candidates should be required by law to release their taxes in order to ascend to the presidency.
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Air Selfie's drone can ascend about 30 feet in the air, so it's great for stunning aerial shots, sprawling landscapes, and, yes, group pictures.
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Trump's tax plan also lacks awareness that higher-income earning spouses who would lose the deduction will likely ascend into a higher tax bracket.
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Jeff Sessions — as ardent an opponent of Hispanic immigrants as exists in the US Senate — ascend to a position as powerful as attorney general.
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Three businesses that all directly touch the plant—Grassroots, Flow Kana, and Ascend Wellness—landed some top slots on our list with three votes each.
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It expects the Ascend 310 to help make AI cheaper for hardware firms by allowing them to buy readymade modules to fit their own products.
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Tomasz Mackiewicz from Poland and Elisabeth Revol of France were attempting to ascend the 2000,260 meter (22016,27 feet) Nanga Parbat in Pakistan's Himalaya mountain range.
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The list has seven categories, which ascend in terrifying order: least concern, near threatened, vulnerable, endangered, critically endangered, extinct in the wild, and, finally, extinct.
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"This will be the fourth year of global airline profits above $30 billion and that is beyond unprecedented," Flight Ascend chief economist Peter Morris said.
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Wix has launched several new products including development tool Corvid, all-in-one business platform Ascend and Wix Payments, which allows firms to manage income.
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She does acknowledge ... the book isn't closed yet on Brady, and he could ascend to greater heights, especially if he does great things outside football.
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Hard-line Israeli activists were attempting to ascend the hill and pray, in violation of a current agreement that grants Muslims exclusive prayer rights there.
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When you first download TSL, you start out as a Rookie, but you can ascend through four ranks: Fan, Super Fan, Swiftie, and Super Swiftie.
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Barbara watched a woman wearing a sports bra and running shorts, her brown hair pulled into a high ponytail, ascend the staircase in the store.
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Runners start from the lowest point in North America (Badwater Basin, at 280 feet below sea level), then ascend 14,600 feet through three mountain ranges.
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In January, media reports said the government was considering steps that would allow Akihito to abdicate and for Naruhito to ascend the throne on Jan.
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Ascend was formed in 2010 by Providence Equity after it combined companies it had previously acquired, including nursing school testing company Assessment Technology Institute LLC.
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Twenty-year-old Jaylen Brown might ascend beneath a harsher spotlight, or maybe Marcus Smart or Terry Rozier could end up giving Boston anything offensively.
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Add it to the collection: Ant Financial already has Chinese payment services Alipay and MyBank, plus Paytm in India and Ascend Money in Southeast Asia.
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The 34-year-old heir will ascend to the throne after the death of his father, 83-year-old King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud.
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Timi was a junior at Brooklyn Ascend High School, where he was a well-liked academic standout and a point guard on the basketball team.
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If former Vice President Joe Biden were to be the nominee and ascend to the presidency, however, Obamacare is more likely to remain in place.
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To reach a platform with a midpoint view of the work, you ascend darkened ramps, on which ominous hums, bongs, and whooshes can be heard.
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Ascend has also tried to move toward in-school suspensions, to remove children from their peers, but not, counterproductively, away from the process of learning.
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Japan only allows males to ascend the ancient Chrysanthemum Throne and changes to the succession law are anathema to conservatives backing Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
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Up above, drone specialist Ben Nyberg stands near the tree as a spotter, waiting for Williams to ascend with the Wilkesia hobdyi samples they're after.
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Like a younger Mariah Carey, she flaunts a voice that can smoothly ascend sky-high, and she has applied it to increasingly self-assertive material.
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Successful jazz musicians usually depend on grants and professorships; if they ascend far enough, working in museums is a natural part of the career path.
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Legend has it that if you ascend to the third level of the huge 12th-century Hindu temple, you'll find the center of the universe.
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She shared the podcasts and books she recommends aspiring female tech leaders take advantage of to help ascend to and succeed as a tech chief.
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The vehicle needs to be able to ascend to altitude within about 90 seconds, and the batteries need to be cool enough to take that strain.
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The game uses an ascend or descend system in which you can either choose to seek bigger or smaller things, gradually increasing or decreasing your mass.
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He could ascend to a different social class, a class where life seemed to be an enchanted necklace, each moment a pearl on an endless string.
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And though it's more a proof-of-concept than a full-fledged game, Ascend revived my cold, dead jaded heart with a groundbreaking yet simple fix.
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In terms of the immediate future, though, Ascend is slated to release for free on Steam by the end of the summer after some more polish.
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"I'm a level three, and it's only a matter of time until I ascend — and I get to meet him," Jughead stammers about the Gargoyle King.
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As the runners and riders ascend into the hills up around Llanwrtyd and nearby Abergwesyn, which are full of pools and trickling streams, it becomes tight.
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The mysterious discovery comes just days before Hisahito's uncle, Crown Prince Naruhito, is due to ascend the throne, following the abdication of Emperor Akihito this Tuesday.
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The viewer must ascend the stairs to view the unframed drawings Stockholder has affixed high on the gallery wall, which she has painted orange and magenta.
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As the Honda video shows, the E2-DR robot can climb ladders, ascend stairs, crawl through tight spaces, and manipulate its body to squeeze through cracks.
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With the assistance of experienced climbers from Ascend, a non-profit organization that teaches leadership skills through athletics, the Afghan team began a 16-day expedition.
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As you ascend the price categories, however, you might struggle to justify a luxuriating expense like a headphone amp to people of a less audiophile persuasion.
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In exchange, 10x Ascend collects between 6% and 8% of first-year salaries (the percent is lower for high-level jobs), starting with a $3,500 retainer.
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The musical centers on a night where they come together to decide which one will be chosen to ascend to the Heaviside Layer and be reincarnated.
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Republic is offering the Moto Z Play for $349 between December 7th and 12th, and the Huawei Ascend 5W for $129 between December 13th and 19th.
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Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn was invited to ascend the throne by parliament on Tuesday and formally accepted the invitation on Thursday, when he was proclaimed king.
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In addition, many online are hoping that lil' Louis (who is fifth in line) will one day ascend to the throne for a very specific reason.
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To put it another way, Pratt and Russell, who represent two different generations' paradigms of slacker/dude cool, don't quite ascend to the Skywalker-Vader firmament.
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The current king of the market's best-selling Apple Watch could ascend to even greater heights if it continues to evolve into a health-first device.
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Before the changes, only gold members, who earned 300 points to ascend to that tier, were able to redeem their stars for free food or drink.
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Bad Moms could well ascend to the #2 spot in the weekend box office race, but the R-rated comedy is already in a good place.
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Some hope to ascend to the sport's higher circuits, while others are hobbyists simply taking their souped-up cars or trucks for an adrenaline-fueled spin.
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It is worrying, then, that many industry experts, such as Peter Morris, chief economist at Ascend Flightglobal, fear the spoils have been thrown away by Brexiteers.
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And, if current polls are correct and prove resilient, she will be one of the most qualified people to be elected and ascend to that office.
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Chinese technology giant Huawei has launched its data center AI chip, the Ascend 910, to step up its challenge to US-based chipmakers, according to CNBC.
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The company first announced the new product alongside another chipset, the Ascend 310, in October 2018, as it sought to build up its enterprise services business.
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There, the force sends the birds spiraling upward at about 16 feet per second, and they typically ascend to between a mile and 1.8 miles high.
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That is one reason that women like Ms. Hill, 55, who was the first climber to free-ascend a peak called the Nose, share their stories.
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Keith Urban is rallying love and support for the victims of the Las Vegas shooting as Nashville hosted a vigil at Ascend Amphitheater on Monday evening.
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With their unalloyed drive to excel, the élite young attorneys who ascend to the Southern District have a lifetime of good grades to show for it.
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To ascend, the climber is equipped with ice axes and crampons—foot-mounted arrays of sharp metal points, basically—which are affixed to rigid, sturdy boots.
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Junko Tabei, a Japanese alpinist who became the first woman to scale Mount Everest and to ascend the highest summit of every continent, died on Oct.
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On Monday, when Anna Wintour's campers ascend the Met's steps for a first look at "Camp: Notes on Fashion," few of us will be among them.
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And ascend they often did, because the older American system was both hierarchical and permeable, with room for actual merit even without a meritocratic organizing theory.
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A series of these steps climbs a mountain to the fortress of St. John, a medieval stronghold improbably guarded with walls that ascend nearly 900 feet.
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We can argue about the others — I'm happy to make a case for John Carpenter's underrated "Christine" — but this "It" doesn't quite ascend to their level.
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Anne Mosle is the executive director of Ascend at the Aspen Institute, which is focused on family prosperity and well-being innovations for children and families.
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And so the potentially deep injustice to Kavanaugh still doesn't seem like enough of a reason to let him ascend if he cannot clear his name.
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Each year, members of the Oakland Fire Department's fire prevention team ascend the meandering roads of exclusive bungalows and estates perched on the city's woodland hills.
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Elections are usually about the future, and the last two Democrats to ascend to the White House were under 50 when they began their first terms.
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The team accounted for population growth, as well as the increasing demand for space as people around the world ascend into the middle and upper classes.
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They visited Pikes Peak near Colorado Springs, but the peak was closed because of snow and ice, and they could only ascend to about 12,000 feet.
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Airlines cancelled more than twice as many big jets as they ordered last year, according to Rob Morris, consultancy chief at UK-based Ascend by Cirium.
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We could accept that though the team has labored to reach the pinnacle of success following a hard loss, Charlottesville has yet to ascend those heights.
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Where your only goal is to make sure every little boy and girl has the ability to ascend to their rightful rung on the meritocracy ladder.
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Alibaba's move into AI chips follows Huawei which last month unveiled its own AI semiconductor called the Ascend 910, aimed at being used in data centers.
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I slowed down a bit so they'd have time to ascend, but one got caught by the wind and it swooped down with a sharp force.
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As we ascend the very steep very narrow roads, I mentally note that we will probably need a cab when we leave to go to the airport.
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And while Syfy deserves credit for undertaking something that certainly sounds provocative on paper, creatively speaking, "Incorporated" doesn't ascend to the TV equivalent of the 40th floor.
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Leyland believes that social media and globalization will only accelerate this process, as new words now ascend into popular usage within weeks or even days of coinage.
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If Mr Federer does ascend the ATP table once again, a position he last held in 2012, he will be the oldest player ever to do so.
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We enter and wander around, as if in the lobby of the theater, and then ascend to see the show with a sharply heightened sense of anticipation.
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Though the Crown Prince is expected to succeed the King, the exact timing of when he will ascend to the throne has yet to be made public.
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Ascend CEO Punnamas Vichitkulwongsa told CNBC's "Street Signs " in an interview that Ant Financial had a successful history of catering to the under-banked population in China.
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"The sole purpose of an accident investigation is to reduce the chances of something ever happening again," said Paul Hayes, safety director at the Flight Ascend Consultancy.
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Now, there's a new kid on the block carrying the torch for aggressive, break-your-teeth hardcore punk—Ascend/Descend, the virulent brainchild of vocalist Michelle Dugan.
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Two years ago, Chinese networking giant Huawei sent me an unrequested Ascend P7 for review — an Android smartphone that keenly reinforced all the prejudices about Chinese copycats.
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It's also nice to see her softness around Nora, how these women who've shared a partner can ascend that commonalty and find peace in a different scope.
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It was previously known as the Hilton Honors Ascend Amex, but now it's the Hilton Honors Surpass Card from American Express, with the same $95 annual fee.
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To move forward, the pitch of the craft is changed by pumping fluid towards the bow, which makes it dive, or sent towards the stern to ascend.
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But those dreams are so rarely realized that Barack Obama was the first to ascend directly from the Senate to the White House since John F. Kennedy.
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Inside the nave, scarcely an inch of the stone shows through the hundreds of frescoes that ascend the walls and pool in the arches of the cupolas.
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The Met's chandeliers play a silent role before performances: As the house lights dim, a dozen of them slowly ascend 19663 feet to the auditorium's golden ceiling.
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His older sister, Princess Ubolratana Rajakanya, who is 65, could not ascend to the throne since women are not allowed to become monarch under Thailand's succession laws.
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But they are not the only HGTV power duo to ascend to multimedia ultra-stardom; their obvious counterparts — though not competitors, they insist, we're all friends here!
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Kerber, the No. 248 seed, who will ascend to No. 26 in the world rankings on Monday, entered the final having not lost a set at Wimbledon.
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Ultimately, Mr. O'Dea's contention that in finance — as with video games — you can ascend to an elite level by scrutinizing what the best players do remains unproven.
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At dusk the crack becomes a mouth and the mouth gapes wide and winged creatures of every shape ascend into our sky, then descend upon our streets.
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Harrison's book focuses on great black women, and it's lovely to see Lorna Simpson and Gwen Ifill ascend to the ranks of Marian Anderson and Bessie Coleman.
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CreditCreditKevin Lamarque/Reuters Opinion Columnist Any random heiress can sunbathe in the Seychelles, ski in Aspen or, with the right Sherpa and thermal wear, ascend the Himalayas.
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The reward for climbers who ascend Mount Everest is a view like none other, an expansive vista of the Himalayas from the highest point on the planet.
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Moments later, as I watched my boyfriend ascend the stairs to care for Walter, I decided it was time to start hanging with people my own age.
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She had the idea to airbrush three sides of a huge diamond shape in flaming orange across her vortex of dark marks that seem to ascend upward.
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She also chided a panelist who questioned her about whether she — as a woman — would have credibility as commander in chief, should she ascend to the presidency.
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Repeatedly, from the start, and at the highest levels, Ascend urged those who had the ability to correct these false, exaggerated, and overzealous promises to do so.
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In addition to banning use of the letter "N" online, words such as "immortality" and "ascend the throne" were also deemed inappropriate to use on the internet.
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Unable to ascend the stairs blocked by smoke, Law moved outside and assisted a rescuer on a ladder by catching the children falling from the second floor.
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A raft of smaller parties, it seems, will ascend to the upper house — and will have plenty of leeway to hold up, block, or change government legislation.
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Climbing the stairs to the workrooms above is precarious: The creaking wooden treads are treacherously narrow, and the building gets smaller, with lower ceilings, as you ascend.
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A ceiling by Robert Winthrop Chanler, sculpted between 1918 and 1923, has strange spirits, dragons, and animals, which ascend from an incredible fireplace decorated with plaster flames.
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There's a broader cultural problem, which is that you have these companies that were started by engineers, and engineers ascend to the highest ranks of those companies.
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Through doing this one can test the depths of their willpower and discipline and ascend to the highest echelons of humanity and graduate to 'Destroy Dick December.
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The Wildcats had climbed to No. 2 on six occasions before Oklahoma and North Carolina lost last weekend, clearing the way for them to ascend to No. 1.
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The group was accompanied by their guide, Melissa Reid, who Moore lauded in her post for being the first American woman to ascend and descend Everest without oxygen.
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Hinostroza managed to ascend to the country&aposs Supreme Court despite accusations of previous misconduct, including having allegedly plagiarized his thesis and a book that bears his name.
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In order for Eva to ascend the Ivory Throne, she'll have to battle her own sister to the death, a tradition established since the days of Queen Raina.
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Only instead of making the Statue of Liberty vanish, Nash will ascend to the roof of Madison Square Garden and in a cloud of smoke, he will vanish.
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All the right ingredients can be there—good cast, same director, bomb-ass CGI—and for whatever reason, the movie just doesn't ascend as high as its predecessor.
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In March, he would ascend to a kind of fame unknown to a Canadian municipal politician, with an appearance in Los Angeles on Jimmy Kimmel's late night show.
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"Obviously, we've seen a big ascend since the election, but I think it's in its first innings [and] it's still going to continue through the inauguration," Lehmann said.
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Shares remain under-owned among the long-only community based on our conversations, so we may start to see a "performance chasing" dynamic as shares continue to ascend.
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They will never ascend the throne and their public function, insofar as they have one at all, is to support the crown...and avoid bringing it into disrepute.
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But US companies have also begun to ascend, scoring massive returns in 2019, according to Pernick's indices, which include clean-energy and water companies listed on the Nasdaq.
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What I'm saying is: never allow me to ascend to power, because my first rule will be to construct gulags for these people to live and die in.
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In a study coinciding with the Airline Economics conference, Flightglobal Ascend said Chinese capital will account for over a third of the aircraft leasing industry within five years.
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Below are images taken during France's historic vote, which will see its final resolution in two weeks time when either Le Pen or Macron ascend to Elysee Palace.
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As luck would have it, when we started to ascend, a wind gust slammed me into the rock face of the ravine, which I really felt I deserved.
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"Our view is that, over time, as cryptocurrencies continue to ascend along with their potential, that more people will want to participate via investing," Horsley told USA TODAY.
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The more depressing thought, however, is that one of them will ascend to the office of president and this country will be victimized by his or her judgments.
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"The idea of someone so flagrantly telling untruths to ascend to the highest legal position in the U.S. remains shocking, in addition to its being illegal," she wrote.
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But, from the inside, it's clear that men receive far more support, enabling them to ascend swiftly to positions of power regardless of the quality of their work.
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This means that damage limitation — or risk minimization — needs to ascend the priority agenda over concerns with a continued deterioration in relations with Russia or any other country.
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Just to be absolutely clear, Cats is a musical whose only plot point involves the ritualistic, mystical selection of a very special cat to ascend to cat heaven.
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But the Navy had to do something for the only Annapolis graduate to ascend to the nation's highest office and serve as the leader of the Free World.
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For one thing, the Hilton Honors Surpass (formerly named the Ascend) has a $295 annual fee, offset by typical bonuses and benefits for a co-branded hotel card.
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Its only star, the Olympic champion Picabo Street, was retiring, and the racers expected to ascend in her wake were instead wilting under the pressure of the Games.
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The balloon, which absorbs ultraviolet rays to raise its temperature and ascend into the atmosphere, can lift up to 250 kg (~551 lb) and transport two human passengers.
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And some airlines are increasing traffic only by cutting prices, which will hurt all but those with the lowest costs, said Rob Morris, chief consultant at Flight Ascend.
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His numerous books, particularly those on World War II's "The Greatest Generation," put him in the kind of cultural stratosphere to which very few in this business ascend.
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Of course, suspensions can be reduced simply by refusing to dole them out, but certain transgressions, like physical fights, are still likely to get you suspended at Ascend.
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Mr. Wilson was the chief executive of Ascend, the consortium of central Brooklyn charter schools he built, beginning with plans devised on his dining room table in 2007.
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Qubits use the same binary format, but they can also ascend into a third state, called a superposition—neither 0 nor 1 but both simultaneously (well, sort of).
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For women, feminism is both remarkably successful and a work in progress: We are in the work force in record numbers, but rarely ascend to the highest ranks.
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Uphill skiing — better known as skinning or alpine touring — involves adhering nylon material, known as skins, to the base of skis, enabling skiers to ascend without sliding backward.
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Because of that height, each worker has a stepladder that they occasionally need to ascend to place or retrieve products from the top row of the shelving units.
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Clinton with the fervent hope that a woman (who also happened to be the most qualified candidate ever) would finally ascend to the highest office in the land.
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The main suppliers of this material are Ascend as well as Butachimie, a joint venture of Solvay and Invista, a former DuPont business now held by Koch Industries.
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Virtually no one in Alabama, including Mr. Sessions, thought he would ever ascend beyond the Senate seat he most likely could have held as long as he liked.
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That refusal to take any bullshit from anyone was a huge part of her non-musical legacy, and helped her ascend to the highest levels of music stardom.
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"Industrially and competitively it is logical in a duopoly that you need a reasonably strong competition," said Rob Morris, head consultant at UK-based aerospace advisers Flight Ascend.
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It was precisely such electric dreaming that helped nickel ascend those June 2018 highs before the market was swamped by the macro-economic negativity already dampening other base metals.
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It's that magical time of year again, when all of Victoria's Secret's angels ascend to Earth for one night to strut their wings in the brand's annual fashion show.
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Not only have we seen our first female presidential candidate ascend to lead a major party, but women (and their stories) have taken center stage throughout the 2016 campaign.
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In just seconds, the elevator starts to ascend, causing Duke to hop into action and grab the dog's leash, trying to pull the dog away from the elevator doors.
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Roscoe Conkling-led Republican machine, known as the Stalwarts, he would unexpectedly ascend to the Presidency after Garfield's assassination — a position neither he nor his critics wanted for him.
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HTC is currently doing a very limited edition of sapphire glass U Ultras, and there have been a few other previous attempts such as the Huawei Ascend P7 Sapphire.
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Huber was president and CEO of the abstinence advocacy group Ascend before joining the administration and was recently promoted to senior policy adviser to the assistant secretary of health.
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The pension fund made headlines in October with its decision to exit a handful of hedge funds, including Och-Ziff Capital Management, Brevan Howard Asset Management and Ascend Capital.
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Free concerts, activities, and a choreographed firework show synchronized to a performance from the Nashville Symphony, all taking place at Ascend Amphitheater and The Green at Riverfront Park. 5.
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The musical features a group of cats — yes, played by humans in cat costumes — who must make an annual decision on which cat will ascend to the Heaviside Layer.
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If passengers are in a rush, or want to put more effort into their brief workout, they can choose different gears to change how quickly they ascend or descend.
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The formal procedure for him to become king, which involves the president of the legislature inviting him to ascend the throne, can happen at any time before his coronation.
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We must not let this man ascend to the highest office in the land — a man who has proved that he lets neither facts nor humanity lead his steps.
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They were wearing the same outfit, had the same haircut, and uniformly believed their spirits would ascend to a UFO that would take them to the Kingdom of Heaven.
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Seemingly out of nowhere, the drums hit like a hail of plastic bullets, and the chorus is cut free to ascend to yet another stage of emotionally wrecked spectacle.
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Prayuth said Prince Vajiralongkorn wanted to grieve with the people and leave the formal succession until later, when the president of parliament will invite him to ascend the throne.
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RBS is also seeking a replacement for CEO Ross McEwan, who will step down in 2020, with current RBS executive Alison Rose tipped to ascend to the top job.
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Before you ascend, fuel up with a bear-y unique breakfast at the Grizzly Lookout Grill, visit with Grinder and Coola in their habitat and learn about bear conservation.
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Submarine volcanoes can sometimes erupt enough material to ascend above the waves, either temporarily or permanently, from Alaskan waters to the Mediterranean, from Japan's southern seas to Iceland's shores.
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Though Mako will be considered a commoner once she marries, her opportunity to ascend to the Chrysanthemum Throne is limited, as the position is only passed to male heirs.
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I would be able to crack the code and ascend from poverty, so my children would never suffer the way I felt like I was being made to suffer.
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Prayuth said on Thursday Prince Vajiralongkorn wanted to grieve with the people and leave the formal succession until later, when the parliament will invite him to ascend the throne.
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Simply, once enough members of a population become immune to some illness, the illness as a whole becomes less and less able to ascend to the level of outbreak.
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Bill Clinton was reportedly upset about his minimal role in Gore's campaign, a decision Democrats have said ultimately hurt the vice president's chance to ascend to the Oval Office.
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Gradually, as their turn came, the boys in the group, after many initial stumbles and false starts, began to ascend, two by two, pulled along the almost vertical track.
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A man openly despised on the left — and whom many progressives see as a bigot and would-be authoritarian — will soon ascend to the highest office in the land.
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In 2012, Mirror — Mingjing in Chinese — published a list of the seven people who would ascend to the Communist Party's ruling Politburo Standing Committee, weeks before the official announcement.
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The lack of national leadership has resulted in a number of organizations now focused on winning back state legislatures like Future Now, Ascend, Flippable, Sister District, and Forward Majority.
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But Japan's major newspapers reported this month the government was considering steps that would allow Akihito to abdicate and for Crown Prince Naruhito to ascend the throne on Jan.
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If elected by her brethren, she would be the first Democratic lawmaker from the Mountain West to ascend to leadership and only the second woman to serve as whip.
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The prince, who married former diplomat Masako Owada, has one daughter, 15-year-old Aiko, who is not allowed to ascend the throne because female inheritance is not permitted.
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All of those policy changes were overseen by Valerie Huber, an HHS official who had been the president of Ascend, a group previously called the National Abstinence Education Association.
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Terror aside, it's exhilarating to see the highest mountain in the world in the palm of your hand and watch two men attempt to ascend it in real time.
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The drone comes with that standard quadcopter controller: One stick causes the BYRD to ascend, drop or turn, while the other flies it forward, backward or to the side.
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Every mid-major program in Division I has the same dream: to ascend to the level of Wichita State or Gonzaga or Xavier, to become a perennial tournament team.
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Tom Cross, was a longtime Illinois House GOP leader, according to the Tribune, which noted Cross had in the past credited Hastert with helping him ascend to public office.
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On July 17, Donald Fendler and his sons, Ryan, Donn and Tommy, Donn's twin, headed out after lunch to ascend Mount Katahdin, at 5,267 feet the state's highest peak.
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For women, it's even worse: out of all the Asian-American women working in tech, only 1 in 285 is an executive, a study from professional group Ascend found.
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Women who do ascend the ranks of predominantly male professions face other obstacles — misattribution of their successes to male colleagues, widespread sexual harassment, the threat of violence, and more.
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Women are not allowed to ascend to the throne, and women born into the royal family must renounce their imperial titles and officially leave the family once they marry.
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Meanwhile, the former councilwoman Mariah Dillard (Alfre Woodard), having escaped charges in the murder of her cousin Cottonmouth, prepared to ascend the throne as the crime lord of Harlem.
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He would ascend from his 21st-floor office at Riverside, up a catwalk in a limestone tower so lofty that the peals must be piped into the nave below.
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That has meant a new ecosystem of rising stars, who ascend quicker than ever — releasing songs that get millions of listens, booking nationwide tours, selling merchandise — without traditional gatekeepers.
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Here, it takes an episode and a half just for George VI (Jared Harris) to cough himself to death so that Elizabeth (Claire Foy) can ascend to the throne.
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He is a regular meditator, and the opener of YOB's excellent album "Clearing the Path to Ascend," from 2014, is punctuated by recordings of the British philosopher Alan Watts.
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She had come to Ascend in second grade unable to read, and now she was headed to Franklin & Marshall, in Pennsylvania, to study neuroscience and eventually become a doctor.
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When charter schools grow and succeed, as Ascend did, they tend to look more and more like private corporations, adopting their hierarchies and habits and acronyms and meeting-speak.
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Although Ascend had done a good job of maintaining a diverse staff at the student level, Mr. Wilson had done less well diversifying the ranks of his top managers.
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I visited Ascend for the first time several years ago because it seemed singular in the charter world, a system committed to looking at children beyond their statistical value.
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Curving wood inspired by the shape of the clouds during Chinooks serves as its skeleton and a sloping walkway separates the floors, which get progressively quieter as you ascend.
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"New work has shown that females with many social allies can overtake other females with fewer social allies and ascend to higher positions in the social hierarchy," he said.
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The company has the Kirin 980, which is designed for its own mobile phones, and the Ascend 910, which was created to handle artificial intelligence applications run in the cloud.
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"This is not going to change the ideological direction of the country," since Vice President Mike Pence will ascend to the Oval Office, Sherman told VICE News in an interview.
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The government has said Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn wants to grieve with the people and leave the formal succession until later, when parliament will invite him to ascend the throne.
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Equipment $36.4653 - In terms of scuba gear specifically for the trip, everyone had to get an inflatable diving signal to deploy when we are ready to ascend to the surface.
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Each faction provides bonuses and penalties as they ascend in power, and characters who identify with those factions get happier or unhappy based on the political fortunes of their faction.
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In fact, I often found myself wishing Flower was better so as to give her a more compelling springboard into the kind of serious stardom she's sure to ascend to.
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Though Mako will be considered a commoner once she marries Komuro, her opportunity to ascend to the Chrysanthemum Throne is limited, as the position is only passed to male heirs.
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What comes next Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn was appointed the King's successor in 1972, but exactly when the Crown Prince will ascend to the throne is yet to be announced.
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This terrifying experience, traditionally reserved for rich and foolhardy adventurers hoping to ascend Mt. Everest, can now be experienced from the comfort of a living room thanks to virtual reality.
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The metal detectors at the center of the current controversy were installed last week to screen would-be worshipers trying to ascend to the al-Aqsa Mosque plaza for prayer.
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It's a burial ground for native Hawaiians' most revered ancestors, and believed to be a peak created by the gods as a place from which humans can ascend to heaven.
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If he can just stay off Twitter, the fourth quarter of this year could see Tesla ascend from its status as a niche player to become a real, proper automaker.
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This grid includes words that range in length from five to eight letters only, meaning that there are no lil' gimmes to cling to as you ascend its rocky face.
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This is because copyright protection is only offered to works which ascend to a level of originality not often demonstrated in a combination of a few words or a phrase.
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De Bruyne is now in that pantheon of minor deities just below Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo, and almost ready to ascend to the highest level of acclaim in football.
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In 0003, Apollo 17 astronauts Eugene Cernan and Harrison Schmitt had to ascend one of these cliffs, the Lee-Lincoln fault scarp, by zig-zagging the lunar rover over it.
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As rays of light create beams through the bubbles, the diver sinks beneath our view so all that remains are the bubbles and light, which soon ascend to the heavens.
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As Iraq's government battles against terrorists, a few investors aren't entirely deterred from seeing opportunities in the war-weary country, which has yet to ascend to formal emerging market status.
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After becoming a dominant payments company in China, Ant Financial focused on international markets by buying a stake in Indian payment firm Paytm and Thai financial technology firm Ascend Money.
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Rather, I'm suggesting that same force of will that allowed Dick Gregory to ascend to the heights that he did also did not leave much room for personal second-guessing.
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"If they fail to rise from the surface, or crash back into it, I am not going to commit suicide," he wrote of watching Armstrong and Aldrin prepare to ascend.
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The company has used the SuperDraco engines to ascend the Dragon during a pad abort test, and the engines have been used to make the spacecraft hover, but not land.
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The founders didn't want to get rid of power—they wanted access to power, and they wanted to be a ladder for women of color to ascend to professional positions.
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Here's what it means: Huawei's Ascend 910 is the company's first challenge to the likes of Qualcomm and Nvidia as it seeks to get its chip designs into data centers.
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Blackstone has prevailed in an auction for Ascend Learning, and is now negotiating terms with its majority owner, private equity firm Providence Equity Partners LLC, the sources said on Thursday.
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He believes that each of these things will help him absorb something akin to "murder energy," and he hopes that that murder energy will allow him to ascend to godhood.
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In a performance, she slowly scaled the white gallery wall—a poetic articulation of her experience attempting to ascend in the similarly white art world as a South Asian woman.
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It shows all the data companies that Accel has previously invested in, which Ascend sees as potential customers or partners who could bundle its data-pipeline service into their offerings.
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As a PayScale study affirms, women who have someone in a position of power who is willing to advocate for them usually ascend to higher roles at an accelerated rate.
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And so those who dare to ascend to the rank of royalty without the blessing of royal birth are viewed as, at best, suspicious, and at worst, Wallis Simpson 2.0.
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If you've ever traveled with snacks from the bottom of a mountain to the top, you may have noticed that an unopened bag of chips will expand as you ascend.
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Many nonwhite, nonmale people do make it a priority to raise up others when they ascend to powerful positions, but just as many others pull the ladder up behind them.
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Experian has benefited from an increased demand for its Ascend product, which is a platform that integrates client data, industry-specific data feeds and analytics, machine learning and artificial intelligence.
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Further north, vertical rock faces that ascend nearly 203,000 feet above the valley floor draw climbers from all over Europe, one of the attractions the valley has begun to promote.
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Last year, on the morning of June 27, hundreds of people filled the gilt-ceilinged Kings Theater in Flatbush for the graduation of Brooklyn Ascend High School's first senior class.
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The Trump administration has also appointed Valerie Huber, a former president of Ascend, an association that promotes abstinence education, to be chief of staff to the assistant secretary for health.
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Oddly, despite adaptations allowing the whales to dive at great depths, some showed signs of decompression illness, the same condition that affects some scuba divers when they ascend too quickly.
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To ascend, the pilot lets the helium fill the main chamber; to descend, the helium is compressed and sent back into the tanks, enabling the chamber to fill with air.
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Scene City 11 Photos View Slide Show ' To get a handle on the party's sheer enormousness, it was best to ascend the breezy battlements of the four-story, castlelike structure.
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Naruhito, the prince's uncle, is expected to ascend the throne next week, replacing Akihito, 85, who will be the first Japanese monarch to step down in more than two centuries.
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Consider that a satellite, once brought to low orbit by a launch vehicle, must then ascend on its own power to the desired altitude, which may be hundreds of kilometers above.
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Her departure cleared the way for McMaster in early 2017 to ascend to the governorship he had sought since losing a bruising primary to none other than Haley seven years earlier.
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In January, Ant Financial said it was buying U.S. money-transfer company MoneyGram in a deal valued at approximately $880 million and last year, the company invested in Thailand's Ascend Money.
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Kurzweil believes that within his lifetime, a historical achievement known as the Singularity will allow humankind to ascend to the next level of evolutionary existence: its inseparable union with artificial intelligence.
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On the other hand, the fact that it takes women so long to ascend to the rank of CEO makes it unlikely that those numbers will change in the immediate future.
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Stuck on Earth, with no idea how to ascend, Jess will need the help of her best friend Kara (Kimiko Glenn), the only person who can still see and hear her.
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In our avarice, freedom has come to represent the ability to ascend to the position where we, too, might be the Master and dominate others the way we have been dominated.
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Airbus does not publish separate delivery targets for single-aisle jets but Flight Ascend estimates this year's target at around 630, leaving 76 a month to go in the last quarter.
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Some opponents of the abdication have raised the possibility of disagreement between the old and new emperors, and they fear the next reform could allow a woman to ascend the throne.
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The new 7 nanometer Ascend 910 chipset that Huawei unveiled at its annual global partners' conference will service this unit and is meant for data centers that crunch mountains of data.
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Writes Ryan: Showrunners not only determine the creative direction of their programs; they also oversee the hiring, firing, and mentoring that gives the next generation of creators a chance to ascend.
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Xavier Becerra and Chris Van Hollen (D-MD), left the House to become attorney general of California and a US senator, respectively, rather than wait to ascend the House leadership ranks.
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In the clip, decorators use cranes to ascend the 30-foot tree and attach baubles and lights to its branches, creating a sparkling display that puts the Kirakira+ app to shame.
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And he vowed the White House briefing room would be just as combative as the Trump Tower lobby, where the developer addressed reporters Tuesday, should he ascend to the Oval Office.
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How to source hard-to-fill programming positions So 10x Ascend can help, either by getting directly involved in the negotiations, or by advising prospective hires on things like counter-offers.
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The Shenzhen-based company already makes the Kirin series of smartphone chips used in its high-end phones, and the Ascend series of chipsets for artificial intelligence computing launched in October.
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Story at a glance In a list of firsts echoing the 2018 midterms, state and local elections saw more refugees, Muslims and women ascend to public office across America this Tuesday.
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He pointed to one of the lab's most successful start-ups, Ascend, which was founded in part by a member of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's consumer advisory board, Steve Carlson.
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But unless professionals agree to cut back collectively, those that opt to take more leisure risk simply being squeezed out, leaving decisions to the work-obsessed few who ascend to management.
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The parkour class was at the rock again the following Saturday, and Holden Crutchfield, a 9-year-old from Cobble Hill, Brooklyn, looked skeptical when challenged to ascend a steep ridge.
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Crown Prince Naruhito, who has already assumed some of his father's duties, will take on the role on May 22016, 2019, becoming the 126th Emperor to ascend to Japan's Chrysanthemum Throne.
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Hancox writes with a fan's zeal, recounting the rush of hearing paradigm-shifting singles for the first time, and the pride of seeing underdogs like Wiley and Skepta ascend to superstardom.
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For example, playing notes on a piano, as the notes ascend in pitch, we expect any accompanying visuals to get progressively lighter in color, spikier in shape, and higher in space.
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Four-year-old Omise has raised $20 million from investors, including SBI, Sinar Mas and Ascend Group, but now it is turning to cryptocurrencies and the blockchain for its next move.
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There's not much evidence available of this online — indeed, he's made vanishingly few recordings of any kind, for a man about to ascend to the most prestigious podium job in music.
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Because of the fractured nature of Dutch parliamentary politics which require coalition building between parties, Wilders had been unlikely to ascend to the prime minister's office regardless of the final results.
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From here, the chord can descend to the song's major tonic or ascend to its minor, and that can communicate a myriad of feelings, more so than beginning on those chords.
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He will then fly to Nahuel Huapi National Park in Bariloche, Argentina, a vast wilderness on the northern edge of Patagonia, where he plans to ascend an Andean summit on horseback.
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But some Republicans privately say the safer course is for Ms. McSally to wait for the ailing Mr. McCain to vacate the seat and eventually ascend to the Senate via appointment.
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Soldiers referred to the HMMWV as "jeeps on steroids," since the ultra-capable Humvee could ascend 60% grades, roll through 30 inches of water, and climb up a 22-inch step.
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He has spent much of this Congress working feverishly to develop relationships across the caucus — the kind of work that needs to be done to ascend to the caucus's top position.
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A royal funeral pyre exhibits the highest level of Thai temple architecture, essentially a huge ornamented sculpture with multiple tiered roofs diminishing in size as they ascend to a narrow spire.
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Should it then ascend to the House of Lords, parliament's upper chamber, and pass before the deadline, there is still a possibility that the U.K. leaves the EU on Oct. 31.
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Flat stretches along the coastline, emerald green with sugar cane and large-leafed banana plants, ascend into velvety, verdant hillsides thick with vine-wrapped trees before descending again to the coast.
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A few days after the post went up, Ahmed Ahmed, then a director at Brownsville Ascend Middle School, asked the network's board of directors to remove the piece from the website.
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However, after we were added to the Entity List, I didn't suppress those technologies anymore, so our 5G standalone network, Atlas computing platform, Ascend chips, and TaiShan servers all came out.
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But when avoiding a predator or human disturbance (like military sonar or seismic exploration), it may ascend from a dive quickly, switching to faster, constant strokes that last longer than usual.
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President Medvedev responded that he would pass the message along to Vladimir Putin, who at the time was the prime minister of Russia, waiting to re-ascend to the Russian presidency.
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From the album "Ghosteen," Nick Cave's magnificently sustained reverie on grief, family and eternity, comes this billowing waltz, a mythic vision that falls to earth and finds another way to ascend.
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They're simply missing one tiny, but hugely consequential, thing: a molecule-sized receptor that acts as the doorway through which physical forces enter the nervous system and ascend into conscious awareness.
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The annual celebration brings together people from around the world, huddling under the cold New York City air as they watch the ball ascend from the roof of One Times Square.
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With "Moonlight" and "If Beale Street Could Talk," he is one of the few filmmakers to ascend the narrow spires of American prestige cinema with work that regularly centers black characters.
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The sound heralded the pageantry that was moments away, when nearly 70 people would ascend the stairs of Thomas Jefferson's mountaintop plantation in one of the country's largest outdoor naturalization ceremonies.
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To arrive at the slopes you ascend from arid, scrub desert into a tight canyon of tall pines, the snow along the road rising from a dusting to mountains of it.
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By getting more members on powerful committees, they are building an influential base of support within Congress and laying the framework for more progressive candidates to ascend into leadership in future years.
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Flight Ascend, a UK-based consultancy which monitors fleet developments worldwide, told aircraft investors in Hong Kong that Airbus may struggle to meet its target for 2321 total aircraft deliveries this year.
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In the workplace, these standards are particularly pronounced, and many women of color are forced to adopt work-appropriate alter egos in order to blend in and, hopefully, ascend in their careers.
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The ability helps the robot determine whether to have a leg in the in air or on the ground at a given time, allowing it to tenuously but tenaciously ascend the stairs.
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Mr. Hastert was a little-known Illinois lawmaker whose reputation for congeniality helped him ascend the ranks of Congress to become the longest-serving Republican speaker in history, from 1999 to 2007.
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Immediately after Apple unveiled its new iPhone SE this week, Beijing resident Li Sheng went online to check out the new phone as a possible replacement for his Huawei Ascend Mate 2888.
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Fuel bills Used-jet imports to North America jumped 7173 percent to 198 airplanes last year with Southwest leading the way, followed by Allegiant Travel Co. and Delta, according to Ascend data.
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Of the smallest Airbus and Boeing models, only one A319 and no 737-233s have been disassembled for parts this year, compared with a total of 2737 in 2800, according to Ascend.
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As the FBI investigation into President Donald Trump's embattled Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh wrapped up on Thursday, the Trump administration expressed confidence that Kavanaugh will ascend to the nation's highest court.
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The musical follows a tribe of cats known as Jellicles who must decide every year which one of them will ascend to the "Heaviside Layer" and come back as a new cat.
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Then there are the mountain climbers, the special subset of humanity who see something very, very high and simply must ascend to that place — avalanches, altitude sickness, and deadly falls be damned.
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He's recently hooked up with west London rapper AJ Tracey for "Ascend" a track that some, including us, reckon is one of the best things to have dropped in 2016 thus far.
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The original Spanish title (Muerte súbita) seems to include a little lift in it thanks to what seems like a pun—the past participle of the verb "subir" (subido) [to rise, ascend].
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A separate engine and fuel tank would secure their lift-off 21 hours later, when they would ascend to rejoin the main spaceship and Michael Collins, the astronaut who stayed in orbit.
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But in Silicon Valley, an industry that prides itself on its progressive nature, the struggle of Asians and Asian Americans to ascend the corporate ladder is one that receives comparatively little attention.
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But its topography is hills and leafy slopes; its streets ascend into secret staircases; and at its core, say residents, the neighborhood is a flora-filled L.A. treasure hiding in plain sight.
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Ozimals was no different, having offered an item called an "Everlasting Timepiece" (before shutting down their store this week) that would essentially allow a mortal rabbit to ascend to virtual bunny godhood.
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In addition to traveling the world, these animals can also vertically ascend and descend thousands of feet in the water column, which allows them to escape predators and hunt at various depths.
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We live in a world of endless possibility, a world in which thousands upon thousands of ideas battle constantly to be realized, to emerge from potentiality and ascend into recognition, appreciation, creation.
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However, low oil prices were not expected to result in airlines cancelling orders for new fuel-efficient planes, developed when the oil price was high, Peter Morris, chief economist at Ascend, said.
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It's a function of how much time you spend at a given depth, and whether you ascend slowly enough for the nitrogen in your blood to be naturally expelled through your lungs.
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But when the party gets raging — when economies accelerate and stock prices ascend to levels out of whack with fundamentals — central bankers play killjoy, lifting interest rates to snuff out attendant dangers.
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Under current law, women are not allowed to ascend to the throne, and women born into the royal family must renounce their imperial titles and officially leave the family once they marry.
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It almost feels like a before-I-die slap to President Trump, yet written at the time when "The Apprentice" was as far as any of us ever imagined he would ascend.
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After launch, the Electron rocket will ascend and break apart in space, with the upper portion of the rocket continuing deeper into orbit and the lower portion falling back to the planet.
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Finau, who has one tour win in his career and is ranked 22011th in the world, said he was aiming to ascend to the world No. 22012 spot by his 23nd birthday.
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Around the same time that Ascend was transforming its culture, it put in place a new curriculum, more closely aligned with progressive schools, that focuses on intellectual inquiry rather than received knowledge.
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But, despite an already rapid ascent through the ranks of government, few expected the Oxford University Politics, Philosophy and Economics graduate to ascend to one of the highest offices in the land.
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Upstairs, I had to ascend a few stairs with my roller bag, which was fine as I packed light, but if you're arriving with large suitcases, ask for help (no one offered).
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I have wondered if this is part of the reason that many evangelical Christians seem eager for the Rapture, the prophesied event in which they'll depart the earth and ascend to Heaven.
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The event closes out a year in which Japan saw a new emperor ascend the throne and hosted the Rugby World Cup, which featured a break-out performance by the national team.
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While the Coyotes are 20-33-23 in their last six to ascend into second place in the Pacific, Edmonton has dropped four in a row to plummet into the division's cellar.
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Only a week ago, it seemed that Mr. Fairfax, who is African-American, was poised to ascend to the governorship and lead Virginia through a reckoning with its painful history on race.
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Ropes of magnetic field ascend through the boiling outer layer of our sun, becoming tangled and snarled as they reach the sun's surface, dragged along at different speeds by the sun's rotation.
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Hillary Clinton's electoral defeat was crushing, not just for those hoping to see a woman ascend to the presidency, but also for women hoping to retain a modicum of control over their bodies.
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" But as Jonah somehow managed to ascend the political ranks onscreen, Simons said, "the person, speaking of charmless and graceless and just universally disliked, I based a lot of it on Ted Cruz.
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Your nameless Boy protagonist and his giant, feathered friend must help each other ascend a series of crumbling towers in the heart of an ancient valley, from which they hope to eventually escape.
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His followers, known as Nxians, would pay up to $5,000 for a five-day workshop and were encouraged to recruit others to help ascend the ranks and reach certain "goal levels," authorities said.
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Counteracting the Adventist tenet that a soul cannot ascend to the afterlife until Jesus Christ returns to Earth, they create an audacious Heaven sequence that refuses to bide time until the Second Coming.
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Issues with succession are so terrible in Westeros, it allowed Cersei — who blew up the Sept Of Baelor, a crime so terrible the Mad King couldn't pull it off — to ascend the throne.
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BEIJING — China is embarking on its twice-a-decade senior leadership shuffle this week, but once again, not a single woman is expected to ascend to a top leadership role in the country.
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His older sister, 65-year-old princess Ubol Ratana Rajakanya, is not eligible to ascend the throne due to the Thai laws of succession, which don't allow women to become the country's monarch.
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Ant Financial's recent deal have included the acquisition of U.S.-based MoneyGram for $880 million, a $200 million investment in Korea's KakaoPay, and undisclosed deals in Thailand (Ascend Money) and the Philippines, Mynt.
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Even though the firm is compensated based on salary, Solomon said that was simply the "cleanest" approach, and he emphasized that 10x Ascend isn't just pushing clients to take the highest-paying offer.
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The government has said Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn will ascend the thrown soon but he had requested that his succession be delayed for an unspecified period, so he can grieve with the people.
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If you want headphones you can rely on that you won't have to constantly recharge, consider getting a pair of Ascape Audio Ascend-1 Truly Wireless Earbuds while they're on sale right now.
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The firm is buying U.S.-based MoneyGram for $880 million, and has made recent investments in Ascend Money (Thailand), Mynt (Philippines) while it also holds equity in Paytm (India) and M-Daq (Singapore).
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A decade ago a looming succession crisis triggered a robust discussion, led by Junichiro Koizumi, then prime minister and Mr Abe's political mentor, on whether to allow a woman to ascend the throne.
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Iran has none of Boeing's flagship widebody model, the 777, and continues to fly much older Boeing planes, including 11 747s that date from 1969 to 1988, according to Flightglobal's Ascend Fleets database.
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JON PARELES A young singer and cellist from North Carolina now based in Brooklyn, Kelsey Lu makes slow and spacious music, confronting you with lingering tones and vocal melodies that ascend and dive.
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This is the strategy adopted by Kim Kardashian West, Katy Perry and Beyoncé, the final guest to ascend up the Met's carpeted stairs, a rubbery goddess in a full latex gown by Givenchy.
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BANGKOK — The crown prince of Thailand, who declined to become king last week, will ascend the throne soon, possibly as early as Friday, the head of Thailand's military government said on Tuesday. Gen.
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It isn't always easy, but Dalio says his strategy is built for continual personal development: "As you push through this often painful process, you'll naturally ascend to higher and higher levels of success."
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But after losing his quarterfinal match Friday against Grigor Dimitrov, Johnson will remain outside the top 20, making him the lowest-ranked man to ascend to the top rung of the American ladder.
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That's not to say any of the leading Democrats or Republicans are staging civil coups to ascend to the Oval Office, nor literally manipulating foreign nations or terrorist groups to serve political optics.
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McConnell's story is, on the one hand, a fascinatingly revealing account of how someone with so little charisma and so few ideological convictions can still ascend so high up the rungs of power.
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A man on a trick bicycle pops wheelies backstage and in the wings, while the elevators and lighting rigs of the Opéra Bastille ascend and descend to a score that echoes '70s electronica.
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Russell Oberlin, one of the 21961th century's most celebrated countertenors, whose voice was famed for an earthy robustness that belied the ethereal heights to which it could ascend, died on Friday in Manhattan.
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This will be Mr. Levy's first time running one of the paper's news desks, a role commonly seen as a prerequisite for those who might ascend to the top newsroom position, executive editor.
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The gargantuan wall painting, which confronts visitors as they ascend the staircase to the gallery's second-floor exhibition space, depicts the letters "WH v AM," with the capitals rendered in bright, Republican red.
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The multimillion-dollar initiative comes just days after Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation, a reliable conservative replacing frequent swing-vote Anthony Kennedy, and the second justice to ascend to the high court under Donald Trump.
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"Current and former U.S. officials and foreign diplomats say Sondland seemed to believe that if he delivered for Trump in Ukraine, he could ascend in the ranks of government," reported The Washington Post.
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With Larry Kudlow about to ascend to top economic advisor to President Donald Trump, investors get an ally of open markets, a supply-side free trader and passionate advocate for a strong currency.
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Milley, who previously served chief of staff of the Army, has been described as a blunt-talking intellectual whose political acumen helped him ascend to be the No. 1 general in the country.
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The one man to ascend is Boris Johnson, the former London mayor and schoolmate of Cameron's who became the household name of the "Out" campaign even as the prime minister battled for "In".
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With a new emperor set to ascend to the throne this year on May 290, however, the celebration will be extended to an unprecedented 2180-day holiday period, known unofficially as Platinum Week.
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And if God is really up there (true believers might even be having doubts, given who's about to ascend to the most powerful office in the world), may He have mercy on our souls.
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As The Los Angeles Times reports, the House Ethics Committee ultimately cleared Waters of any allegations, a move that enabled her to ascend to the top Democratic spot on the House Financial Services Committee.
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The size and scope of Hyrule may initially seem daunting but dotted throughout the landscape are "Assassin's Creed"-style towers which Link can ascend to view his surroundings and unlock swaths of the map.
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Alibaba's (ironic) 20% stake in Ascend Money, the parent group of True Money, coming just a few months after the Lazada deal, shows Jack Ma's master plan for Southeast Asia gradually coming to fruition.
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More importantly, Delegate Sheree Sample-Hughes told the Washington Post, Jones's election is a message to all young women of color: "African American women can ascend to positions of leadership, beyond always being second."
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With the help of her best friend (Kimiko Glenn), she must learn to ascend to the afterlife in this more-fun-than-it-sounds dark comedy that counts Lisa Kudrow among the executive producers.
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Rushing is currently a partner at the Williams & Connolly law firm in Washington, DC, and now becomes one of the youngest federal judges to ascend to the bench, according to Bloomberg Law's Patrick Gregory.
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A few peaks stand out for their difficulty, after adjusting for factors like their height; the season, year and number of guides for each expedition; and how many people have tried to ascend them.
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After all, industry has a large stake in the successful education of young generations of people — many now born into a digitally native world — who will ascend into the workforce over the next decade.
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Unreformed Chrysanthemum Throne Amid changing global attitudes on gender equality, nearly two-thirds of Japanese favor a law revision to allow women to ascend the throne, according to a 2017 poll by Mainichi Shimbun.
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That became more apparent when Uber released its 98-page white paper showing its intention to build a VTOL (short for Vertical Take-Off and Landing) aircraft that doesn't need a runway to ascend.
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For those of you unfamiliar with climbing terms, free climbing is when you ascend the rock without any equipment or harness, an activity that gives most an anxiety attack and vertigo just thinking about.
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Another hazard is melt water pooling on the icy road surface, rendering it too slippery to ascend grades and reflecting light in the shimmer that Mr. Andreyevsky said he had noticed on the road.
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Jonathan Schoop is swinging a hot bat for the Baltimore Orioles as the team has won five contests during his seven-game hitting streak to ascend to the top of the American League East.
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If you're familiar with Hilton's credit cards, you may recognize that "Surpass" name, and that's because the Ascend card was actually called the Surpass card before it got a makeover about a year ago.
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The album's beer-fueled, "fuck it all" sense of Westerbergian joie de vivre set a precedent for the hard-rocking alternative bands like PUP and Beach Slang that would also ascend in the '663s.
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If they don't, they risk provoking chaos in their new majority -- while alienating themselves with their new colleagues and party leaders who could help them ascend in their caucus and land plum committee spots.
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Mr Weber told Time that as the large top panel is the same size, a climber who manages to ascend pillars of the 18-foot version would have no difficulty scaling the additional distance.
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Not many remember how close the country came to seeing Bush's Vice President, Dick Cheney, ascend to the presidential throne, the closest the country may have ever come to Darth Vader ruling the nation.
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Ant Financial's business includes Chinese digital banking service MyBank and Alipay, China's dominant digital payment service with 450 million users, but it also has stakes in India's Paytm and Southeast Asia-based Ascend Money.
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When John Sargent, who was appointed chief executive of St. Martin's Press in 1996, arrived to meet with the staff for the first time, it took him several minutes to ascend from the lobby.
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Representative Ben Ray Luján of New Mexico, 46, buoyed by his triumphant leadership of the House's campaign arm, will ascend to the job of assistant majority leader, the fourth-highest position of the party.
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Yet the film's notoriously bizarre storyline (in which anthropomorphized cats compete via song and dance to ascend to Cat Heaven), uncanny-valley-skirting human-cat hybrids, and choppy CGI have cultivated a fan base.
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SA: Taking one step at a time is vital, because our popular culture is lousy with fairy tales of overnight transformation: paupers who ascend to the penthouse in the space of one Hollywood montage.
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Instead she has continued to ascend, adding new skills, altering long-held perceptions about what is possible in a gymnastics arena and leaving observers of the sport wondering how much higher she can go.
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He and others, though by no means everyone, viewed it as a skewing of history, he told me recently, feeling it also ran counter to a lot of work the Ascend schools had done.
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In the proxy filing Friday, United Continental said Mr. Munoz had voluntarily agreed to drop a clause in his employment contract under which he would ascend to the role of company chairman next year.
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Bernie Sanders on Monday released letters from three physicians detailing the health of the 78-year-old Vermont senator and Democratic presidential candidate, and attesting to his fitness to ascend to the Oval Office.
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Then we could set down our glasses, leave the patisserie, and make a sharp right and ascend the steep steps of the narrow Hodos Epimenidou, named after Epimenides, source of the famous liar paradox.
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"It feels like a real crack climbing route," she added, referring to a difficult route in which climbers jam their hands and feet into rock cracks as they ascend (beginners' routes are also available).
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But the problem with such poetry of everyday speech and familiar echoes is that they never ascend to true, lyric eloquence of authenticity because such poems simplify in a way that exceptional poetry resists.
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There was one hacker, however, who lucked into a mother lode of 360 dev kits and whose eagerness to profit off his good fortune would help Pokora ascend to the top of the Xbox scene.
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"In the same way the Indians named their children after a force or animal or element, we named him after a man-made machine that was meant to go up, meant to ascend," he explained.
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Over the years he often saw various natural disasters—the eruption of Mount St. Helens and various earthquakes—as portents of the moment at which he and his followers would ascend to the Higher Level.
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The only way for anyone to ascend to Zalem is to win Motorball, and the last scene of the movie sees Alita gearing up for her final Motorball competition, possibly to win and confront Nova.
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On June 11, 2018 — a few months after I ascend Yoli's staircase — Attorney General Jeff Sessions will undermine that decision, asserting that victims of "private" crimes like domestic abuse should not be eligible for asylum.
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For example, Vi has a barometer so she can sense the elevation you ascend / descend, and we know it works because at the end of your workout that's one of the stats that is displayed.
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During his tenure, a security staffer would ascend to the interior department's roof to hoist a secretarial flag—blue, depicting the agency's bison seal flanked by seven white stars—when he arrived in the morning.
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McCaul, who has at times clashed with Cruz, including when he considered running for the Senate in 2012, would have to sacrifice an ability to ascend up the House hierarchy for a risky Senate run.
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Garrett Madison of the U.S. based Madison Mountaineering company that sponsors climbers to Mount Everest said many were not "well qualified or prepared climbers" and were without the support necessary to ascend and descend safely.
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The Grammy-nominated band will also make stops at Ascend Amphitheater in Nashville, the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles, and will aim for a fourth consecutive sell-out at Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison, Colorado.
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In my early twenties, I was an eager and budding techno-utopian, dreaming of the day when I would become immortal and ascend to the stars into cryogenic slumber to awake on a distant planet.
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Boston Dynamics, the famed manufacturer of the robots that will one day ascend past human intelligence and install themselves as our metallic overlords, released the latest version of its bipedal Atlas robot earlier this year.
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Now, with Henry about to ascend the throne, Lizzie must come to terms with what it means to live and rule in her mortal enemy's house — and struggle with some pesky emotions they call feelings.
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LONDON, Aug 11 (Reuters) - Mutaz Esha Barshim leapt into Sunday's high jump final at the World Athletics Championships in the manner of a man ready to finally ascend to the very summit of his sport.
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The spate of deals since the end of last year include tie-ups with Ascend Money in Thailand, Kakao Pay in South Korea and Mynt in the Philippines, following earlier investment in Indian firm PayTM.
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The two experienced climbers had chosen a daring route to ascend the 8,126 meter (2780,210 feet) Nanga Parbat via the treacherous 22 km (22012 miles) Mazeno Ridge, which had been scaled successfully only once before.
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Today, tourists flock there — despite a difficult, 26-mile hike that typically lasts four days, as well as generally inclement weather, and the altitude they have to contend with as they ascend over 13,000 feet.
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An installation on the central spiral staircase called "Le Corps Sonore (Sound Body)" features work by sound artists Éliane Radigue, Laetitia Sonami, and Bob Bielecki, and what visitors hear changes as they ascend and descend.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A troubling theme awaits visitors who enter Washington's National Gallery of Art via the 7th street entrance and ascend to the late-16th and early-18523th century European galleries.
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Guests are a short hike from the legendary Ryman Auditorium; Bridgestone Arena, home ice for the Nashville Predators; Ascend Amphitheater, an open-air venue by the Cumberland River; and the Country Music Hall of Fame.
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After taking off from Addis Ababa in good weather and with clear visibility, Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302, bound for Nairobi, Kenya, struggled to ascend at a stable speed, according to flight data published by FlightRadar24.
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Ascend the black stone staircase to the luminous second-floor atrium to tour the "Storie in Movimento" exhibition about the dual experiences of Peruvians in Milan and of Italians in Peru (through July 2250; €243).
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Afterward, meander to the meadow where a herd of horses graze, or ascend the peak's via ferrata, one of the protected "iron path" climbing routes with steel cables that aid rock climbing throughout the Alps.
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A small blue flame compels Scotch and other ingredients in the lower chamber of a vacuum coffee maker to ascend to an upper chamber filled with fruit tea, as dry-ice fog carpets the table.
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In "Amazonas" (1970), white nipple-like protrusions ascend in rhythmic sequence across seven blue columns, a reference to the mythic warrior women's sacrifice of their right breasts in order to bolster their prowess as archers.
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Mr. Colyer would ascend to the governorship after a turbulent legislative session and amid uncertainty about the legality of the state's school funding mechanism, which the Kansas Supreme Court could rule on at any time.
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