Today, we have arrived at the base of the mountain.
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At the base of the antenna is the conning tower.
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Yeah I would say at the base of the tail.
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The tiny beach at the base of the towering cliff.
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It drops us off at the base of the hill.
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The stem cells were injected at the base of their penis.
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That finding was at the base of Obama's entire environmental policy.
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The third incident occurred at the base of Lower Yosemite Fall.
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Visitors gathered at the base of the monument to take pictures.
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Because, at the base of it, Virginians, we think for ourselves.
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Then, faint nausea began pooling at the base of Timmy's throat.
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The car was finally located Thursday at the base of the track.
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At the base of the handle is the air-intake and filter.
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We stop at the base of the Bay Bridge on the way.
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At the base of the sculpture was a quotation from the Rev.
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He huffed and sat down at the base of the flagging tree.
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She led him to the barricade at the base of the stage.
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In fact, I grew up at the base of Box Springs Mountain.
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"At the base of every pore is a sebaceous gland," he said.
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Put your hands on your shoulders at the base of your neck.
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He said he saw just one alligator at the base of the tree.
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So, now, let`s take a look at the base of that storm.
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But he did find one lurking at the base of one years ago.
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"This is our home," read a sign at the base of the rock.
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At the base of the handle is the air intake and removable filter.
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It kept jamming up against compacted lint at the base of the hole.
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A lone street vendor lies crumpled at the base of a stone monument.
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Workers continue the decontamination and reconstruction process at the base of the reactors.
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It also helped them place it at the base of the family tree.
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Then she saw him put the gun at the base of Holtzman's skull.
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At the base of the cliff is a small peddler's village selling kitsch.
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The LED light is housed at the base of the bottle&aposs cap.
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Italian immigrants later kept vineyards at the base of the site, Gomez added.
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But at the base of the mountain, life seems strangely normal — tranquil, even.
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Halfway through the painting, someone spilled oil at the base of the mural.
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Enough tapping at the base of the coral and it simply peels off.
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He began screaming for help, which alerted people at the base of the rock.
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Rattlesnakes are equipped with three powerful shaker muscles at the base of their spine.
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At the base of the museum's rotunda stood an enormous, slowly rotating polystyrene foot.
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Damage can be seen at the base of some buildings in downtown Cushing, Oklahoma.
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We are experts in quantum mechanics, which is at the base of quantum computing.
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He kicks at the base of the cement observation tower and a stone skitters.
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The only working spot we could find was at the base of the gazebo.
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Ziolkowski had, however, built his own impressive tomb, at the base of the mountain.
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Undigested bones and fur can be found at the base of where vultures roost.
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She moved into his daffodil-colored stucco house, at the base of a cliff.
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Various improvements, including an amphitheater at the base of the cascade, are being built.
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The FBI confirmed there was search activity underway at the base of Mount Evans.
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In one early sketch, a crown and sceptre lay at the base of the statue.
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They sat at the base of the Christmas tree, winding a giant pile of cords.
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Cartiva SCI is currently being tested for a joint at the base of the thumb.
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Customers pay up to $30,000 for burials at the base of redwoods or other trees.
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At the base of the painting the cop slogan POLICE PROTECT AND SERVE is legible.
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A knot of fear erupts at the base of my spine and travels up¬ward.
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Then he pointed to his colorful and branded boxes at the base of almond trees.
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The owner of the retail condominium at the base of the building is Kushner Companies.
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Last year, protesters camped at the base of the site for months, blocking building access.
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I stood at the base of the tree looking up, but couldn't see the cat.
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We wait in line at the base of the Monument chatting with the Park Rangers.
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At the base of the building, the Broadway frontage will be devoted to retail stores.
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Receptors at the base of the whisker can then be read and translated into location data.
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This muscle sits at the base of the penis (see here) and is involved in ejaculation.
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PST at the base of Palisades Drive and quickly spread about 18 acres within 15 minutes.
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Most of that debris has been left in a heap at the base of the mountain.
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Start with the rope at the base of the can and just start gluing it down.
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The most spectacular discovery was the cache of sculptures found at the base of a pyramid.
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We gathered together at the base of the gumbo limbo and my parents talked of Icky.
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At the base of the phone, LG built a small slot it might just change everything.
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At the base of the phone, LG built a small slot that might just change everything.
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At the same time ... police are holding a news conference at the base of Chris' driveway.
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A bocce ball court at the base of the town is legendary for its regional tournaments.
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Flip the chicken over and cut small slits at the base of the neck and tailbone.
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A goldfish grows just a tiny cluster of endochondral bones at the base of its fin.
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Petro wandered through yards, scratched at the base of a broad tree, returned to the sidewalk.
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Hold it at the base of the stem so as not to introduce unwanted body heat.
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The only rock of note was a massive, lonesome boulder at the base of a hill.
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The impression is heightened by two pale eggs, huddled at the base of a rising pitcher.
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The fire department reported finding a can of lighter fluid at the base of the stairs.
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Cornell University freshman Antonio Tsialas was found dead at the base of a gorge in October.
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A single green pool was spotted at the base of the gargantuan crater in late July.
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My mouth is dry and I have a headache forming at the base of my skull.
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Performances at the base of those entry steps could be formalized, something where artists are invited.
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A single green pool was spotted at the base of the gargantuan crater in late July.
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She lives at the base of Sydney's Blue Mountains, in one of a cluster of units.
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We finish packing and hit up a cafe at the base of our street for some breakfast.
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Abu Bakker&aposs family lives at the base of a hill where a landslide destroyed eight shelters.
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The new species of frog features an unusual claw, or spike, at the base of its thumb.
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It also has an enlarged claw-like structure, called a prepollex, at the base of its thumb.
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In the end, Wheatcroft proposed to Sian at the base of the mountain during a snack break.
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My right elbow caught a 214-year-old lady right at the base of her skull. HARD.
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Once your hair is dry, tie it into a low ponytail at the base of your head.
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A display at the base of the handle shows how much range is left in the battery.
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"Because, at the base of it, Virginians, we think for ourselves," he told a crowd of supporters.
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Structures and trees at the base of the Fuego volcano were completely coated in brown and gray.
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At the base of every carved candle is a star-shaped wax pillar called a core candle.
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Sword ferns, their leaves delicate and precise, formed coronas at the base of the massive spruce trunks.
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The Niagara River at the base of the falls was a pivotal point for crossing into Canada.
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The one on the Champ de Mars, at the base of the Eiffel Tower, accommodates 90,000 people.
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Arguably the issue of female empowerment is at the base of every fashion line (or should be).
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The trail at the base of Mount Lemmon was reopened on Wednesday, ahead of a planned Jan.
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The three spurting gargoyle spouts at the base of the fountain reminded me of my growing thirst.
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The shuttle drops you off right outside the village, which sits at the base of Aspen Mountain.
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They were joined at the base of the steps by Justice Gorsuch's wife, Louise, for more photographs.
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The golf cart stopped at the base of a steep hill with sweeping views of the harbor.
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What has helped to raise Nyack's profile is its location at the base of a prominent bridge.
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However, Jose Martinez's fly to center field was caught at the base of the fence by Manuel Margot.
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Long clusters of tiny male or female flowers are produced at the base of each pair of leaves.
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There's a small tap at the base of the barrel for hose connections, and a small watering can.
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DIPG is a highly aggressive and difficult to treat brain tumor found at the base of the brain.
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The members gathered at the base of a spiral staircase, full of indignation, to hold a news conference.
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FREE PRESS KILLS FASCISM — Jilly B. is scrawled at the base of the subway stairs at Montrose Ave.
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I have lived for 20 years at the base of one of those famous blue hills in Shropshire.
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Her body was found at the base of Mount Evans, a national recreation area outside Denver, Phillips said.
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Doctors summoned officers to the hospital upon discovering fractures at the base of the back of her skull.
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The ensemble was almost entirely backless, held together by a small clasp at the base of her neck.
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She was at the base of the mountain and videotaped the avalanche, posting her footage on social media.
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We were standing at the base of a flight of stone steps outside what looked like a house.
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Nicholls was found in agony at the base of Khun Si falls on July 13, CBS News reported.
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He suggests purchasing the BeachBub, which puts a large amount of weight at the base of the umbrella.
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He stopped his car briefly at the base of the valley, where the FARC encampment used to stand.
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This one looks like something that would be at the base of a very long set of stairs.
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I went with the pothole and broke my elbow and my nose at the base of the septum.
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It sits at the base of Gotham West, a nearly full-block apartment complex that opened in 2013.
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Acosta quoted Emma Lazarus's poem, "The New Colossus," that appears at the base of the Statue of Liberty.
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The cause is the rising sea, which is making the groundwater at the base of the forest saltier.
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Behind Lee's hide-out, at the base of Mount Washington, the city seems to give way to wilderness.
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At the base of the brain sits a dense constellation of cells known as the blood-brain barrier.
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Several grouped on a large plane of paraffin might almost be mourners at the base of the cross.
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Parking is in a two-car garage at the base of the house, behind a gridded glass door.
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The city sits at the base of an active volcano that is a part of every aspect of life.
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It was giving her a strange buzz at the base of her skull, a false sense of looming emergency.
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He added that when a second alert rang shortly after, they spotted flames at the base of the fire.
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"There is active fire suppression down at the base of this hill where the tank farm is," he added.
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Hammers hit piano wires as, down below the Up Stairs Lounge, someone stood at the base of the stairs.
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Luyendyk broke up with Krystal at the base of the Eiffel Tower, sending home the franchise's most confusing villain.
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"The mushroom was growing at the base of a tree," Oregon State entomologist and amber expert George Poinar said.
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That makes sense: plants convert sunlight into food, and thus lie at the base of almost every food chain.
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Being scared to death and being trapped in the avalanche at the base of a mountain for 30 minutes.
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She always has a purr for you and loves to be scratched right at the base of her tail.
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Take, for example, the gleaming pole installed by Saúl Sellés, at the base of which is a video monitor.
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The first head-and-shoulder target calculation uses the close at the base of the left and right shoulders.
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Groene told me the deeper screen leaves ample room for, say, application tools at the base of the screen.
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This one is a L. cinncinatus at the base of an old oak in Ramapo, NJ. It's from 2014.
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She had a hemangioblastoma: a benign tumor the size of an orange lodged at the base of her skull.
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Somewhere at the base of their personal story you usually find an earnest desire to serve some vulnerable group.
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"There is a rage building at the base of society," a university professor warned during a lecture I attended.
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Mecca's wild temperatures are due to it's location, in a dry valley at the base of the Sirat Mountains ...
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Mr. Nigro, who was named commissioner in 2014, was standing at the base of the South Tower on Sept.
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It's powered by standard lithium-ion batteries stored in a removable pack at the base of the hair dryer.
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I left my "travel job" of nearly seven years just days before I arrived at the base of Kilimanjaro.
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They met on a rainy morning several years ago, at the base of the Helmsley Building in Midtown Manhattan.
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At the base of the mud, Dr. Nielsen observed a buildup of a foul-smelling gas called hydrogen sulfide.
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Go to: Chamonix, a French town at the base of a lofty Alpine peak that's magical in snowy winters.
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Atkin celebrated with friends and family who were gathered at the base of the slopestyle course to greet her.
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In 1970, a pipe bomb exploded at the base of the memorial, and more swastikas were daubed on it.
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I stood at the base of the tree and called out the kitten's name, but there was no reply.
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For the accent, take a thin eyeliner brush to draw a glittery line at the base of the brow.
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"Other bumps tend to be more dome-shaped, with the widest area at the base of the skin," she says.
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Farming this way is optimum in certain terrain where groundwater naturally accumulates, such as at the base of a mountain.
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The entry to the Falkenberg shelter in the town of Philippsbourg, Moselle sat at the base of the Vosges Mountains.
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These days Jews mostly pray outside, at the base of the retaining wall, known as the Western Wall, or Kotel.
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It has storage space available at the base of the speaker and it's also made from cork and recycled fabric.
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The tiny magnets at the base of each strip help them snap together when they are aligned at the lashline.
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Doctors soon found "abnormal vessels" growing at the base of Holly's brain that caused severe complications and a broken vein.
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His seven cousins lived in a tent at the base of a mountain, surrounded by scrub oak and juniper trees.
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The Labassin Waterfall Restaurant in the Philippines, is as the name suggests, actually sits at the base of a waterfall.
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If financial benefit is at the base of the country-house opera phenomenon, style and setting are at the heart.
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But asocean temperatures increase, warmer water at the base of these ice sheets is leading them to melt from underneath.
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There are yoga classes at the base of the hill, and wide-angle views of Los Angeles from the top.
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Workers will install clamps to the cables at the base of each truss; currently, cables slide freely through plastic sleeves.
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Dressed in pajamas and slippers, she stared at the charred rubble piled by firefighters at the base of her building.
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At the base of the stairs, though, stands The Executor, who tells me that it is the plague given form.
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There's a color touch screen to get information about connection speeds and some LEDs at the base of the tower.
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A number of other giant lead books will be strewn on the ground at the base of this theatrical tableau.
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The crime has not subsided even though ECU-911 cameras arrived at the base of the hill several years ago.
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At the base of the tower will be a low-rise car park building, which will also house a ballroom.
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But it only goes so far in a culture that includes sex at the base of Maslow's hierarchy of needs.
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Garibaldi Lift Co. Bar & Grill, right at the base of the mountain, is a venerable, if well-worn, Whistler institution.
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The site, which is located at the base of Mount Fuji, will be designed by famed Danish architect Bjarke Ingels.
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At the base of the dock was a black Lincoln Town Car, its windows a sheen in the security light.
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The bullets struck him beneath his ear, at the base of his neck and just above his buttocks, Crump said.
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At the base of a statue of the university's founder, Thomas Jefferson, they fought with a smaller group of opponents.
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The boy in orange shorts huddled with three other boys in a cubbyhole at the base of a plastic fort.
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Acceptable items include probiotics, didgeridoos, vedic charts, gongs, sage, activated crystals, and water "harvested" at the base of Mount Shasta.
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McCollom said he believes that the hiccups happened because of where the stroke took place, at the base of the brain.
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The worm lives in a cavity at the base of the coral, gaining shelter and protection from the coral's stinging tentacles.
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The three astronauts got out of their vehicle at the base of a tower that went 365 feet into the air.
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I can recall the very moment when we stumbled over the cache of sculptures at the base of an earthen pyramid.
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"Naledi would fit, if our present understanding of human origins is correct, at the base of the homo lineage," says Berger.
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Quickly, the illustration's perspective swept forward and arrived at the base of a towering rock that rose directly from the water.
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Constable Wurzinger climbed over a nearby embankment and miraculously, the missing female was spotted lying at the base of the berm.
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A comfortable pillow is nestled into my lumbar, another at the base of my neck, cradling my delicate galaxy gamer brain.
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When I first swiped it on, I used the smaller sized brush to build volume at the base of my lashes.
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But as ocean temperatures increase, warmer water at the base of such ice sheets is causing them to melt from underneath.
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Though he made the move, Mr. Dorflinger didn't quite retire: He created a factory compound at the base of his farm.
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"But now it's getting worse here," she said during an interview in her small office at the base of the neighborhood.
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The town, located at the base of Great Smoky Mountains National Park about 50 miles from Knoxville, relies heavily on tourism.
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Instead, he has proposed putting up a wall, at the base of the bridge perhaps, where people can position their locks.
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The 19th century black rhinoceros head at the base of the cabinet had been part of the museum's collection since 1896.
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Using Maybelline New York Colossal Spider Effect Mascara, wiggle the wand at the base of your lashes right into the roots.
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Difficulty: 3 How-to: Cut the ears from brown and pink felt, leaving extra fabric at the base of each piece.
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Gatlinburg, at the base of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and about 50 miles from Knoxville, relies heavily on tourism.
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The long, narrow, deep inlets form at the base of mountains where ocean water flows into valleys formed near the coast.
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"There's a hole at the back of the wardrobe / There's another at the base of my brain," Scott Hutchison sings early.
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At the base of the gondola, men with wooden boxes strapped to their shoulders sold chocolate bars, selfie sticks and cigarettes.
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There is also a redwood deck at the base of the terraced property, planted with citrus and juniper trees and lavender.
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It starts at the base of her neck and moves into her face—the heat of it almost makes her dizzy.
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A small windowed reception area is up a couple of stairs to the right, at the base of the elegant staircase.
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In the earliest stage found by the team, a bowl-shaped cluster of cells sits at the base of the shell.
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The Japanese auto company revealed plans at CES Monday to build a prototype "future city" at the base of Mt. Fuji.
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She named her organization for the author Emma Lazarus, whose poem is inscribed at the base of the Statue of Liberty.
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" Carter would one day say that her own work "cuts like a steel blade at the base of a man's penis.
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She told me that the pale crescent at the base of the fingernail was called the lunula, the loon -ya-la.
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It's a huge red structure that sits at the base of one of the many steep, snowy hillsides that surround Zermatt.
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Before my wife has a change of heart years later and we walk down la Riera — Tamariu's pipe-cleaner of a main street that floods when tempests come — and arrive at the small, semicircular beach at the base of town that glistens like the shiny half-moon at the base of your thumbnail we decide to skip the beach.
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Our cab drops us off at the base of our street and we lug our bags up the rest of the way.
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Smokiness casts a shadow above the reflecting pool at the base of the Washington Monument in Liberty or Death, Sons of Africa.
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A line fracture can be seen at the base of the skull, as well as a caving fracture on the right side.
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Beier found that, just like our glands produce oil, ducks' preen glands (located at the base of the tail) do the same.
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Air vibrates as it passes a piece of cartilage at the base of the syrinx as well as its walls, creating noise.
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You can add on a seat warmer and at the base of it, the swirling colors could match any gamer's RGB setup.
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When rangers searched the area, they discovered a British couple had been at the base of the rock formation at the time.
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"The irritation these ingredients cause can trigger more oil production at the base of your pores, which is obviously counterintuitive," she explains.
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Apply a slate-colored cream eyeshadow at the base of your lashes, and use a brush to smudge it up and out.
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She bought shotgun near Columbine High Pais' body was found at the base of Mount Evans, a national recreation area, Phillips said.
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DIPGs are highly aggressive and difficult to treat brain tumors found at the base of the brain, according to Boston Children's Hospital.
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For the next four decades, Ramin says her back pain was like a small rodent nibbling at the base of her spine.
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About 45 seconds later, the capsule separated from the rocket while a solid-rocket motor at the base of the capsule ignited.
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Smokiness casts a shadow above the reflecting pool at the base of the Washington Monument in Liberty or Death, Sons of Africa.
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However, the presence of liquid water at the base of Martian polar caps was first hypothesized in a study 31 years ago.
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"Somehow, we have to address the issue of shelter, which is at the base of the pyramid of needs," Mr. Khoshnevis said.
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The global architecture firm Gensler aims to fix this problem by creating a pop-up center at the base of the church.
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But his response is proof that there is hope and optimism and excitement at the base of many of these new conversations.
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The tanks would be viewable through a glass panel at the base of a spiraling staircase at the center of the vessel.
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The viewer enters at the base of a triangular space, with the remaining two walls comprised of floor-to-ceiling video screens.
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"It could be geological activity, the reaction of these molecules and water with rock at the base of the ocean," he said.
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I set up camp at the base of my Mount Everest and try not to glance up at what I am missing.
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First, one bird hops on the back of a resting Nazca booby, pecks at the base of the seabird's wing, and drinks.
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At the base of the ring, facing the ocean, is a pig's head—gently torched so that it has a burnt exterior.
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When waves break on seawalls, they "scour" the bottom — their turbulence digs away at the sand at the base of the seawall.
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The tour is free with museum admission and will start promptly at the base of the spiral staircase on the first floor.
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They'd been at the park for about an hour, when she decided to take a break at the base of a hill.
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Researchers uncovered Grotta dei Moscerini on the western coast of Italy at the base of a limestone cliff in the late 1930s.
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Toyota is building a 175-acre smart city in Japan at the base of Mount Fuji, the company announced earlier this month.
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It's nestled in forests at the base of a misty, holy mountain in the province of Henan, one of China's poorest areas.
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For the last century, my family's home has been nestled at the base of the majestic Wellsville Mountains in Cache County, Utah.
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Similar damage was seen at the base of the brain, in a related region involved with both balance and sleep, said Friedman.
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In the days after Mr. Trump's election, protesters gathered night after night, often at the base of Trump Tower in Midtown Manhattan.
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At the base of a blow-up rock-climbing tower, a team of female gymnasts has found a rare slice of shade.
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The flowers at the base of the monument were placed there over the weekend after the public got wind of its defacement.
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I stood with three of my dear friends — Orlando, Alex and Edison — in their village at the base of Guatemala's Volcán de Fuego.
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Johnny Ray was a 52-year-old drywall contractor and Vietnam veteran who had suffered a stroke at the base of his brain.
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For the first time, I let myself ask the question that had been slowly building at the base of my neck for years.
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Each year, around 75,000 juvenile coho are released from the hatchery, which is at the base of a dam on the Klamath River.
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Then, during the installation he called me and said there's actually room for two more speakers at the base of the captain's chairs.
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Longoria seems to be enjoying her stay, posting this video jumping for joy into a stunning pool at the base of a waterfall.
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At the base of all that AI and machine learning is, like most computing operations, a lot of math (hence the name computing).
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"I think what we're seeing is the surface expression of a much bigger valley at the base of the ice shelf," Howat said.
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New York Activists in New York City staged a die-in near City Hall at the base of the Brooklyn Bridge on Wednesday.
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They were driven for around two hours, up then down twisting mountainous roads at speed, eventually arriving at the base of some peaks.
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Havana A large crowd gathered in the Cuban capital's Revolution Square, at the base of the memorial honoring writer and poet Jose Marti.
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Protesters encircled counterprotesters at the base of a statue of Thomas Jefferson after marching through the University of Virginia campus on Friday night.
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At the base of the hills, children cluster around hand-operated pumps, filling buckets and cans before climbing back up to their homes.
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The bullets struck him beneath his ear, at the base of his neck and just above his buttocks, Crump told CNN on Thursday.
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The course would start and finish at the Fuji Speedway circuit at the base of the mountain, they said in a joint statement.
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"Ferris"—his surname once he dropped "Saleeba" in an effort to assimilate—is engraved in the stone at the base of the threshold.
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He even visits Japan's Aokigahara forest at the base of Mount Fuji where Logan Paul controversially posted a video of a suicide victim.
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Would the placement of the genitals at the base of the tail, or the presence of wings require any weird positioning during sex?
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The Penuma is sutured both at the base of the penis and behind the ridge of the glans or head of the penis.
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You can waste hours trying to find your way through the streets of Huehuetenango, the town at the base of the Cuchumatanes Mountains.
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She snatched his hand and, laughing, bit him on the inside of the thumb, the soft flesh at the base of the thumb.
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They realize that "environmental stability is absolutely at the base of financial stability," Christiana Figueres, the diplomat who organized the conference, told me.
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Among the last nonemployees to leave the valley were about 30 climbers at the base of the 3,000-foot face of El Capitan.
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At the base of the mountain, I shuffled off the train and onto a cable car along with a handful of European backpackers.
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These beetles have a tiny cavity filled with hair at the base of their mandibles that acts like a pocket for collecting pollen.
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There was the unannounced bulldozing last year of the fountain at the base of the Citicorp building by the landscape architect Hideo Sasaki.
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The two tours are free with museum admission; each will start promptly at the base of the spiral staircase on the first floor.
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Thousands of miles from these night-walking coyotes, tigers living in Nepal at the base of the Himalayas are making similar lifestyle decisions.
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Showgoers sat on a set at the base of the Trocadero, and as models emerged, the Eiffel Tower glittered as if on cue.
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The Karnali River, which the World Bank was threatening to dam, supplied a majestic vein of life at the base of the Himalaya.
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Toyota's planned 175-acre smart city will sit at the base of Mount Fuji in Japan, which is about 62 miles from Tokyo.
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Tahrir, at the base of a bridge that leads across the Tigris to the fortified Green Zone government compound, has become sacred ground.
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The women's march on Saturday, which will begin with a rally at the base of Capitol Hill, is expected to be less disruptive.
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There is, of course, love at the base of all this work, but Adlon never sugarcoats aggravating family moments with a group hug.
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Martin Eaton, a writer, disliked Levy's proposed second station, at the base of the Williamsburg Bridge, near the J, M, and Z lines.
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"The suspension has been suspended, MPP is back," he told migrants as he walked through the crowd at the base of the bridge.
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And at the base of everything is low-band spectrum, and that's the part of the equation that T-Mobile lit up recently.
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At the base of this must be a calculation that the public either does not know, or does not remember, the earlier insults.
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At the base of the tree, there is a large space where visitors can linger and rest on seats arranged in a circle.
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Situated at the base of the U.S. Capitol for lawmakers and tourists alike to see, it broadcasts videos of Dreamers pleading for help.
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She holds what looks like a gummy flap of flesh dripping with blood and severs it off, right at the base of TJ's armpit.
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It's not the gently curved elevator at the base of the lobby that deposits you into the belly of the Swiss architects' alien landscape.
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When we pulled into the village of Snuny, at the base of Mount Sinjar, the sun had long since set; it was pitch black.
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Water lingered stubbornly on the raised cement path leading to her front step, lapping at the base of the door like an unwelcome visitor.
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A Japan Ground Self-Defense Force tank fires during a training exercise at the base of Mount Fuji in Gotemba, Japan, on Aug. 22.
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An ice-covered observation point at the base of Niagara Falls in Ontario as the falls are illuminated by colored light on Jan. 9.
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By July 13, the kia'i of Maunakea had mobilized at Pu'u Huluhulu, a small hill located at the base of the Maunakea access road.
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Air intake is at the base of the handle, so you have to hold it a little higher than you might be used to.
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The area is filled with wood and tin-roof houses, some of which are situated at the base of a towering mass of refuse.
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The skin at the base of the eye has been lightened, and the eye color has been dulled, making the eyes stand out less.
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The second head and shoulder pattern target calculation uses the extreme low points at the base of each of the left and right shoulders.
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Tacoma native Dale Chihuly, whose museum sits at the base of the Space Needle, is the figure who brought artistic glassblowing in the mainstream.
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My chin is lifted so high to the ceiling that the hard cradle pushes painfully into the ridge at the base of my skull.
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Now, researchers noticing that there's a not-life-threatening bone developing at the base of the skull in a some number of young people.
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Inside the unraveled gauze you'll typically find about a thimble's worth of something crumbly and earwax-colored gathered at the base of the candle.
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Scientists think they have figured out why: A gland at the base of its sword secretes a performance-enhancing grease that coats its head.
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Of course, there are other benefits from working, such as helping people and the community, but money is at the base of all work.
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Nor is there a need for a transmission tunnel, allowing engineers to create a larger storage area at the base of the central console.
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Lounge in the waters of Tabacon, a spa and resort built in a lush rainforest reserve right at the base of the Arenal Volcano.
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There is also a pond, as well as a small potting shed, and a two-car garage at the base of the main house.
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In a flowing cardigan, ribbons of hair tied back at the base of her neck, she appeared longer limbed than her old hero, though.
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Qamishli sits near Syria's border with Turkey and at the base of Turkey's Taurus Mountains, a great chain that extends cuts through southern Turkey.
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In it, Stravinsky anchors the photo's composition at the base of the lid prop, which also serves as the top of another quarter note.
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If you look close, you can see a tiny microphone hole at the base of the camera module next to the bottom-most camera.
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Police in Estes Park, a town at the base of the Rocky Mountains, said the bear was probably attracted by the scent of garbage.
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"In my mind, Grace, when she dies, literally enters the soil and is put at the base of this monkey-pod tree," Wu said.
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Here in Whitesburg, a city of roughly 0003,2000 people at the base of Pine Mountain, Mr. Gorman's sentiment seems to be the prevailing one.
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Attention, though, soon shifts from that seemingly harmless stunt, as the body of a music teacher is found at the base of a cliff.
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At the base of the baggage claim escalator in San Diego, Javier Ojeda greets first-time patients with a name placard and a driver.
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A third left an entrance wound surrounded by gunpowder stipple at the base of his skull and an exit wound in his left cheek.
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"If you dig deep enough on any problem in this country, you will probably find impunity at the base of it," Mr. Ahmed says.
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I think that coming down and leaving a little pile at the base of your favorite trees is sort of like a little signpost.
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A. Hair goes gray as cells called melanocytes at the base of each hair follicle get damaged by disease, environmental exposures or simply age.
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To scare away predators, they rub a smooth, rubbery protrusion at the base of each antenna against the smooth, hard part of their heads.
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CreditCredit Half a dozen warriors gathered at the base of a striated plateau, cracking jokes and letting off steam before the moment of truth.
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However, it was painfully and obviously metaphoric: the throngs of "common" attendees were at the base of the hill, fenced off from the action.
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To kick off the festivities, Huitzilopochtli worshippers would fill a clay pot with feathers and precious stones and hang it at the base of temples.
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Scientists recently recorded temperatures 2 degrees Celsius above freezing in the water at the base of one of the fastest-melting glaciers on the continent.
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At the base of the peacock, whose body and fantail are also resplendently woven, is an elaborate female vulva fashioned out of mustard-dyed fabric.
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Two banners, one reading "declare climate emergency," were draped from the traffic lights at the base of the Brooklyn Bridge but were eventually taken down.
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Listen to it ... At the base of the tree, the Chromatics — a perfect Twin Peaks band if we've ever seen one — performed later that night.
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Video also showed Willa watching a fireman slide down a pole, taking in the firetruck lights and standing at the base of a 100-ft.
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After my workout, the large water- and odor-resistant zippered compartment at the base of the bag was perfect for my sweaty towel and clothes.
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At the base of the pyramid, a number of people filled buckets using shovels or their hands, determined not to stop the flow of debris.
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On the other side of the building are four humans doing things the old way, standing at the base of a slide flowing with packages.
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The sinkhole, located about 30 miles from Tampa, damaged the liner system at the base of the stack, causing the pond on top to drain.
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"We are at the base of all metaphysics when it comes to hot and tasty food that is easy and fun to enjoy," Richardson says.
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The New York Public Library owns its space at the base of the tower as a condominium unit, which it was given by the developers.
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Speaking to Insider, Gillen said they also took pre-wedding photos on the Boma Platform, and held their reception at the base of Expedition Everest.
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Late-night host Stephen Colbert on Thursday rewrote the famous poem at the base of the Statue of Liberty to fit the President Trump era.
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The inspection technology is set up at the base of a turbine, making a number of recordings while the blades turn under an active load.
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Tuck away at Hacienda Del Sol Guest Ranch Resort, a Moorish-inspired stay that rests on 34 acres at the base of the Catalina foothills.
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The wound at the base of his thumb hurt; he was ashamed of his injury, the perceptible marks of small sharp teeth in his flesh.
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For the day-trippers, that was the signal to put their ski boots on; in 2280.12 minutes we were at the base of the mountain.
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It is distinguished by its herbal notes, hints of licorice and especially its fragrant essence of blood oranges, grown at the base of Mount Etna.
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The Mamelles Lighthouse, a restaurant and club set at the base of a lighthouse, offers one of the best views of Dakar from on high.
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In 2016 alone, three North American films were set in the forest, which lies at the base of Mount Fuji, a sacred site in Japan.
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It began at Ammoudi Port at the base of Oia and followed a path of about 300 steps up into the heart of the village.
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After Nuñez and Wilson make a getaway from the museum with their stolen goods, they stop to relieve themselves at the base of the towers.
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Inspectors found a crack in a concrete sill at the base of the gates that prevented the lock from closing properly, a Corps spokesman said.
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A vandal spray painted lines from the Emma Lazarus poem inscribed at the base of the Statue of Liberty, "The New Colossus," across the greens.
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The fire was located "in the engine bay at the base of the rocket's stage," Firefly has said in a new statement about the incident.
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She wept during closing arguments as the prosecutor played the video of the hooded figure swiftly shooting her son at the base of his skull.
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A narrow piece of the East River Greenway connects to East River Park at the base of 14th Street, but getting there requires a detour.
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Less than a mile away, tires and scraps from discarded refrigerators burned at the base of the concrete wall separating her Palestinian village from Israel.
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"There was clearly a pattern to these deaths," said Margaret Sheil, whose brother Peter was found dead at the base of a cliff in 1983.
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Most days, Will, 218, wears a sweater or long shirt that hides his tattooed forearms and an "22006" inscribed at the base of his neck.
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Until the baby&aposs neck muscles strengthen, it is extremely important for parents to provide support at the base of the neck at all times.
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"This monument is also symbolic of Canada's birth and our enduring commitment to peace," Mr. Trudeau said at the base of the soaring white memorial.
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What happened: On December 31, 2017, YouTuber Logan Paul uploaded a vlog to his channel of Aokigahara, at the base of Mount Fuji in Japan.
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In their memory, parishioners of St. Joseph Church and School have been placing flowers at the base of a bell tower, CNN affiliate KRCR reported.
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They chanted "Jews will not replace us!" before attacking a small group of students and counterprotesters at the base of a statue of Thomas Jefferson.
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A litter of dead seabirds appears after a storm; a crumpled body and a sealed wooden chest wash up at the base of a cliff.
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Anthony Rashid, a 58-year-old man from Illinois, was found dead at the base of a rock cliff in Mount Rushmore National Memorial, officials said.
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As if in protest, the left half of Flynt's face slackens, drifting downward to join the skin that has collected at the base of his neck.
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Dickinson, who was said to be living with Thompson, was found in a tent Saturday at Seldom Seen Greenway park at the base of Mount Washington.
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Reed's house sits at the base of a mountain, and the snake was most likely trying to escape the recent spate of rainy weather, police said.
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Kushner Companies sold the valuable Fifth Avenue retail shops at the base of the building and lost some of its biggest office tenants in the recession.
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The insurer is, however, keeping most of the property in Spruce Peak, the ski village at the base of Stowe's slopes, including rights to future development.
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Tensions appeared to level off after the arrests, with the opposing groups keeping to designated areas of a parking lot at the base of Stone Mountain.
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Cain flew to Los Angeles earlier this week to receive a cryotherapy treatment and cortisone injection at the base of the thumb to ease his pain.
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You basically slip it into a special undershirt with a pocket at the base of the neck, connect to an app, hit a button, and wham.
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I was intrigued by the idea of a rave at the base of a volcano, and judging by the poster it looked like a legit festival.
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Two days after the attack, Japanese police arrested Ashara and hundreds of Aum cult members and raided the cult's headquarters at the base of Mt. Fuji.
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Claire snags some sleep at the base of a large tree, only to find that a large snake has wrapped itself around her during the night.
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The obsidian I found at the base of a volcano in Tequila, Mexico, and it supposedly helps to shield against negativity, resentment toward others, and anger.
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Andrew M. Cuomo said at an afternoon news conference in Tarrytown at the base of the bridge, citing the lack of serious injuries from the accident.
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What is also known is that she was diagnosed with a transverse sinus thrombosis — blood clot in the major vein at the base of the brain.
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That swelling would place pressure on the exposed portion of the sixth cranial nerve at the base of her brain, explaining the apparent lateral rectus palsy.
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The crowd gathered at the base of a food tower, where Edwick's closest relatives spoke to her of new responsibilities and what to expect of life.
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Green told me they don't know exactly where it re-emerges, but you can see two distinct "boils" of water at the base of the falls.
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This is where Joe found Ann eating a chocolate gelato she bought from a cart at the base of the steps, in the Piazza di Spagna.
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But she later learned its actual cause was from breast cancer that had metastasized to her sacrum, a triangular bone at the base of the spine.
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CreditCreditIllustration by Hagar Vardimon One day last spring, Lisa Crampton stood at the base of a tall ohia tree, deep in the forested interior of Kauai.
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Actor Jason Momoa, who has born in Hawaii, visited the hundreds of demonstrators encamped at the base of Mauna Kea on the Big Island on Wednesday.
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A ski in/ski out option, at the base of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, is The Hostel, where shared bunks are $218, a private room $220.
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I consoled myself with a camel-milk ice cream cone and plaintive window-shopping in the high-end mega-mall at the base of the Burj.
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And if the entire station needs to be moved — it sits on a drifting ice shelf — skis at the base of those stilts make that possible.
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Firefighters at the site could be seen surrounding the trailer of the truck, parked on the square at the base of the tower of the church.
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Brightly wrapped gifts sit in stark contrast at the base of the charred tree, hanging on to a bit of the Christmas spirit despite the devastation.
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They had departed the University of Hong Kong and Polytechnic University that morning, but police vans remained parked at the base of bridge two at CUHK.
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Battalion Commander Rob Kimmel of the U.S. 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team, scanned the village at the base of a mountain for the tell-tale smoke.
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An activist group called Rise and Resist said on Facebook that Okoumou was part of a protest at the base of the statue against immigration policy.
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The town of Borovets at the base of the slopes is fairly tacky, with odd-looking architecture, questionable nightclubs and restaurants selling mostly overpriced tourist food.
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Because the slope at the base of the cliff has been removed to create a highway, the carvings are about 20-30 feet off the ground.
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Greer Stadium was built at the base of St. Cloud Hill, where the Union Army erected a stronghold after taking control of the city in 1862.
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Basically, whenever I catch a shark I implant a tag at the base of the dorsal fin, record some data on the shark, and quickly release it.
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The ringlike proteins, positioned at the base of each loop, create a central scaffolding from which the loops emanate, and the entire chromosome becomes shorter and stiffer.
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At the base of Uluru, previously known as Ayers Rock, placards share the history of the Anangu people and request that people not climb the rock formation.
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Lukachukai is at the base of the mountains, about 10 miles from Dine College, the first college established by an American Indian tribe in the United States.
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The film, shot in the Aokigahara forest at the base of Mount Fuji, showed Paul's group stumbling across the body of a man hanged from a tree.
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Stenciled in at the base of the nose cone were the words "Have Ball, Will Orbit," an homage to the television Western program Have Gun, Will Travel.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The 36 woodcut prints in Zarina's portfolio, "Home is A Foreign Place" (1999), strike me at the base of my throat.
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At the base of the Franz Josef, Dutch tourist Dieuwke Derkse said she was overwhelmed by the beauty of the glacier and the purity of the environment.
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Instead, she's traveled to the northern end of Puget Sound in Washington to crouch, back to the ocean, foraging for ocher at the base of a cliff.
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Lenovo has also created a wireless charging dock for smartphones at the base of the device, and it also doubles as storage for the keyboard and mouse.
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Things don't exactly go as planned, however, as Rick is hauled away and tossed into a dark, sweltering prison cell at the base of a trash heap.
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At the same time, the workers placed the immature members of the community at the base of the raft, which contributed to the raft's stability and buoyancy.
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Texas students are laying flowers and photos at the base of 10 white crosses outside the high school where a gunman opened fire on classmates and others.
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The key and critical maneuver is to place a small spring-loaded titanium clip (that looks like a tie bar) at the base of the vascular bubble.
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Her patched dress and leggings are stiff in the snow-flecked wind that's blowing over her temporary shelter, located at the base of a floating stone bridge.
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You can be forgiven for not noticing the new Games icon at the base of the iOS 11 App Store app is based on a familiar shape.
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In one sense the most noise-free place you can go is at the base of a loud waterfall or a beach where there's high surf conditions.
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Thanks to the three USB slots at the base of the unit, the total number of devices that be connected to this plucky power strip is fifteen.
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Nestled at the base of Billionaire Mountain, the 6,802-square-foot property sits on 12 acres of land and includes seven bedrooms and 5 1/2 baths.
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He summoned a rules official, saying his feet were touching rubber at the base of the sand, and the world number 26 was given a free drop.
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I'll get oily in my T-zone and dry everywhere else like the tip of my nose, around the mouth, and at the base of my eyebrows.
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Garten lived her best life and enjoyed a fruity, frozen drink from Basecamp, a modern food and drink joint at the base of Jackson Hole's Teton Pass.
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Sometimes in the middle of the night I'd wake up and she'd have a heating pad for the pain at the base of her neck and skull.
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Four others were injured in the attack at the UNESCO World Heritage site at the base of Mount Sinai, one of the oldest Christian monasteries on Earth.
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When she questioned why her children had matching scars at the base of their necks, she was told intravenous drips had been necessary to give them nutrition.
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A new entrance to the Court Square subway station, on which the developer is spending about $16 million, will also be at the base of the building.
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He is also a survivor of Stage IV cancer, diagnosed in 2010 — a "large, almond-size tumor at the base of my tongue," as Douglas described it.
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Even Angela Carter, who claimed with characteristic relish that her work "cuts like a steel blade at the base of a man's penis," wrote some joyous endings.
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The paneling at the base of the walls is painted a color its residents used to call raddle red, after a pigment used in the agricultural industries.
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But usually gout attacks only one joint — typically the one at the base of the big toe — causing excruciating pain, as well as redness and significant swelling.
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It is this self-delusion, Levy reveals, that lies at the base of so much "motivated forgetting" — this stubborn conviction, despite all evidence, in our own innocence.
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At 6:23 pm local time, the stage's engines were fired, and a fire broke out in the engine bay at the base of the rocket's stage.
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They pulled into a driveway at the Las Virgenes Municipal Water District, a smattering of buildings at the base of the hills, directly across from the church.
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When he heard about Sasha's symptoms, he thought of the thyroid, a gland that sits at the base of the neck and secretes hormones that regulate metabolism.
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The year-old restaurant is tucked into a long, narrow room at the base of a micro-apartment building with floor-to-ceiling windows in Lincoln Park.
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Two extensions opened in 2016 now reach west to beachfront Santa Monica and extend from Pasadena east to Azusa at the base of the San Gabriel Mountains.
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In return I had supported him artistically and in the small business we had run together, a retail shop at the base of the ski resort here.
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A prominent scientific journal has walked back claims that repeated cell phone use may result in bony, horn-like growths at the base of the human skull.
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The fossil itself was found in 2005 by volunteer George Caspar, buried deep at the base of a powerful river, along with tree stumps, logs and branches.
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Skiers, climbers, foodies and night-life lovers: This French town at the base of a lofty Alps peak welcomes you at its most magical time, the winter.
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Kundalini is described by American comparative religions scholar Joseph Campbell as a latent female energy that lies coiled at the base of the spine (see: Kundalini yoga).
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"For Scrutiny (Ancient Books)" 24 life-size photographs with black backgrounds and a large, metal ruler at the base of the book make for peculiar mug shots.
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They are burning paper money and paper clothes at the base of a grave, and I had accidentally stepped on the place where the coffin had been buried.
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There are 15 paper cups at the base of the grave, filled with her late grandmother's favorite foods: red-braised pork, egg, roasted chicken, duck, and some baos.
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Katmai National Park, located at the base of the Alaskan peninsula and about the size of Yosemite and Yellowstone combined, is home to more than 2,200 brown bears.
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Softcup Disposable Menstrual Discs feature a silicone ring that secures at the base of the cervix and a flexible, bag-like piece of material that collects the blood.
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A group called Rise and Resist said on Facebook that Okoumou was part of its Fourth of July protest at the base of the statue against immigration policy.
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The clusters cost $15 each and are featured on four of Vanessa's fingers, not to mention the smaller flat back stones at the base of her nail beds.
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He spent three days trapped in a rock pool at the base of a jungle waterfall, after a fall that broke both his legs and shattered his knee.
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Johnson's visit came on the 10th day of protests at the base of Mauna Kea to block construction from starting on the Thirty-Meter Telescope on the mountaintop.
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There are also two pieces, each bearing the number 8, that are mounted horizontally and paired at the base of their respective triangles to create a diamond shape.
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A tent had been set up at the base of the bleachers offering headphones with which we humans could listen to the concert in exchange for our IDs.
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And at the base of that I think it's because I am the most vocal person about Israel and BDS [the Palestinian-led Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement].
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On the wall hangs a museum-quality carved mirror by Thomas Chippendale, which reflects a 2,500-year-old lion's head sculpture, found at the base of Mount Vesuvius.
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Kookaburras "dazzled the darkness with their horrible noise"; Verla is "mesmerised by pairs of seed pods nestled at the base of a grass tree: hot orange, bevelled, testicular".
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The blast occurred at the base of a hill of rock just a short distance from Fifth Avenue and 59th Street, inside one of the park's busiest entrances.
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Lizzo's makeup artist drew a pink line in the beds of her eyelids while her hairdresser stacked scrunchies at the base of her pony and teased its tail.
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He named it after a mythical bottomless caldron at the base of Shawinigan waterfall that leads straight to hell (he wrote his business plan on set during breaks).
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It was nearly 20 years ago now that I brought home a lone chimpanzee figurine and placed it at the base of a plant on my Brooklyn windowsill.
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Whiteface Mountain at Lake Placid is expanding its ski school, renovating two lodges at the base of the mountain and adding a warming hut on the mountain top.
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The volunteers gathered in a trailhead parking lot at the base of Goshen Mountain, loppers and saws dangling from belts and backpacks, waiting for instructions for the day.
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Given the strong areas of blues and reds at the base of "Rue Jacob," the soft, delicate colors secure a crackling compositional stability for the accumulated typographic fragments.
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Sea turtles, which take 25 to 30 years to reach reproductive age, lay their eggs in the open beach, under vegetation or at the base of a dune.
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On Wednesday, a group of protesters lionized Mr. Tsang at a news conference they held at the base of a 30-story public housing block in Tsuen Wan.
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On examination, the patient was wheezing, and at the base of each lung, he could hear a crackling noise, like the sound made when Bubble Wrap is crushed.
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Two extensions that opened in 2016 now reach west to beachfront Santa Monica and extend from Pasadena east to Azusa at the base of the San Gabriel Mountains.
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Ceramic angels, pieces of glasswork and other mementos left by friends in memory of the deceased dot the patch of earth at the base of a pecan tree.
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At the base of the city's peak tram, a historic funicular that is a major tourist destination, Mandarin speaking visitors posed to snap smiling selfies with riot police.
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"I was fishing right at the base of the falls in a little aluminum boat, with a little 15-horsepower engine at the back," Coetzee told Business Insider.
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Next time they'll use the petrous bone at the base of the skull, which is far denser than the femur and thus a more promising source of DNA.
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AOKIGAHARA, a sprawling 230-square-mile (22004-square-kilometre) forest at the base of Mount Fuji in Japan, is popular with tourists for its trails, caves and dense foliage.
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My entire class made a beeline for the door, speed-walking down the hall toward the exit and then out onto the field at the base of the stairs.
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At the end of the first half, Anthony caught an air ball from the Hawks' Jeff Teague and fired the ball at the base of the stanchion in frustration.
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That is why individuals who follow the Old Gods pray at the base of weirwoods and also perform important ceremonies — like their Night's Watch vows — in front of them.
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But then the fifty-foot flames will peter out just at the base of the hill and retreat, and the house in Hyampom will stand to see another summer.
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The baby, largely unharmed, managed to roll out of the car seat, and was in a wooded area located at the base of the embankment when she was discovered.
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Jhonathan Valencia and Dangelyn Vargas, two 25-year-old actors who both live nearby, stopped at the base of the steps to take in the scene of chattering tourists.
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Her early research showed that these creatures have a "flexible gap" between the occipital bones at the base of the skull, and the first ossified vertebra of the neck.
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Normally, they'll take a boat out, scale ladders attached to the jacket foundation, enter at the base of the tower, and take the long elevator ride to the top.
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The 3,759-square-foot penthouse apartment is located at the base of the Dear Valley ski resort and offers ski-in/ski-out access to the world-class slopes.
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A protester stood on the platform at the base of the stands, shouting "Vote Republican" and "Stop Abortion" while the National Anthem played before the #Cowboys-#Jaguars game. pic.twitter.
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Their research from 2016 claims that in a group of 218 20053 to 30-year-olds, 41 percent of them had small enthesophytes at the base of their skulls.
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Instead, I checked in to the Colorado Chautauqua, an enclave of cottages that opened in 1898 at the base of the Flatirons, the dramatic foothills of the Rocky Mountains.
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They were able to climb the tower and place seismometers in key spots: at the base of the structure (to serve as a reference) and another at the top.
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When the superheated water is released, it passes through a nozzle at the base of the fuselage and turns to steam, producing the thrust necessary to launch the rocket.
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Instead of simply monitoring, they have taken a more hands-on approach: In 2013, construction was completed on a massive avalanche barrier at the base of the Taconnaz Glacier.
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When Quellcrist is awakened at the base of that tree in Altered's present timeline, she is infected by The Elder's consciousness and attempts to reap vengeance for the being.
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A doctor can distinguish between the two by putting a drop of oil on the skin at the base of the fingernail and examining the area under a microscope.
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Most days, she worked alone from her den at the base of Utah&aposs Wasatch mountains, set up at an oversize table in a high-back white leather chair.
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Detectives described an "overwhelming" smell of bleach and other cleaners inside the home as well as several "large areas of red stain" at the base of the basement steps.
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"Defend our borders," read the huge banner unfurled by activists from the extremist Identitarian Movement Friday at the base of Berlin's Brandenburg Gate, one of Germany's most famous monuments.
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For extra hold and lift, place a butterfly clip at the base of the underside of the ponytail, then tease out the ponytail to make sure the clip stays hidden.
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So researchers are asking the machines for help, developing clever robots that use AI to examine and classify plankton, the pivotal organisms at the base of our oceanic food chain.
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"When he popped his neck, he tore arteries that go to the bone of the neck, where the neck joins the skull at the base of the brain," he said.
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I hope they will see the handwritten notes from family carved into the stone at the base of the breathtaking sculpture and see he was man loved by his family.
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In Altered Carbon, citizens of a futuristic society contain all their mind's information – their souls, depending how you look at it – in a "stack" at the base of the neck.
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The rig sits over a condom at the base of the penis shaft and uses "a nano-chip and sensors" to measure and record the specs of your lovemaking session.
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On Wednesday evening, with the 11th floor of the building roped off, all six of Yolanda's surviving children gathered at the base of the building to mourn their oldest sibling.
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As a result, the new species is known only from the single male found in Lange Cave, a marble cavern situated in woodland habitat at the base of Yucca Mountain.
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Perhaps the greatest win for discs, though, is that you can wear one during sex because it sits at the base of your cervix rather than in your vaginal canal.
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Kazmir has felt pain at the base of his thumb and wrist, but it didn't keep him from throwing as hard as 93 mph while fanning six in six innings.
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Image: Esha Chhabra Situated at nearly 7,000 feet, at the base of the Himalayas, is the town of Darjeeling—a former British outpost where the tea industry began to flourish.
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She'd initially gone to her GP with an abdominal ache, a period that had been ongoing for five weeks, and a large, hard lump at the base of her cervix.
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If using chard, strip the leaves: Gripping at the base of each stem with one hand, pinch the stem with the other hand and pull upward to strip the leaf.
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On Monday, Ken Cuccinelli, acting director of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services appallingly altered Emma Lazarus' iconic 1883 poem, "The New Colossus," at the base of the Statue of Liberty.
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The girl's mother, Donna Gowdy, said the stun gun struck her daughter at the base of her spine and between her shoulder blades, leaving a small mark in her back.
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"At the base of America is a Jewish and Christian tradition that says that we must realize that we are all brothers and sisters," he tweeted in a subsequent post.
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If the climb made you thirsty, pop into Faro Blanco Restaurant, at the base of the lighthouse, for a glass of wine to go with the panoramic view over Noord.
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Hammertoes are also often accompanied by bunions, bony bumps that form at the base of the big toe and crowd the toes even more within the shoe, exacerbating the situation.
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He had also planned to bring an outpost of Brasserie 3003½, the restaurant that sits at the base of a circular staircase at 9 West 57th, to the new building.
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There is a curious cat at the base of the tree, as well as a pink and green ladder leaning against it, which changes how we look at the encounter.
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At the base of Baldy near the Warm Springs Lodge, Apple's, decorated with local ski memorabilia, is known for its burgers, ahi tuna salad and TVs that blast ski videos.
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Fortunately, the rich, water-soaked soil at the base of the tree was littered with the fragrant nuts, and I would be in the danger zone only a short time.
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At the base of Green Mountain, it offers easy access to trails and hiking up into the famous Flatirons, numbered and distinctive sandstone rock formations on Green Mountain's eastern flank.
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Taking measurements will heat the instruments up, but a special radiator at the base of the heat shield should conduct the heat away from the instruments and out into space.
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The coroner's report said Mr. Piazza would have experienced "severe and unremitting pain" from his injuries, which included a fracture at the base of his skull and a ruptured spleen.
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My own "Holy shit, I'm in Kitzbühel" moment came on a Tuesday in January, earlier this year, after I stepped off the train at the base of the Hahnenkamm gondola.
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It's a dark whodunnit about a child's body being discovered on the beach at the base of a cliff, and how the ensuing investigation tears a small town completely apart.
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The lighter had gone beyond the uvula, no problem, but she still felt it at the base of her throat, struggling to get past the point where her collarbones dipped.
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There's a moment in the first episode when Mr. Iuzzini is judging cakes and finds the pale blue frosting at the base of an eggnog cake to be somehow incorrect.
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Cozy and comfortable, the room had a gray love seat at the base of a queen-size bed with crisp white linens, a pastoral-patterned headboard and large square pillows.
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An uncharged phone was found on the ground, as well as a closed knife and woman's hat at the base of the stairs in the park, according to the outlet.
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But one of the mine's young security guards said a bus he was riding in had recently skidded to a halt on the highway at the base of the hill.
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And so we headed out one morning with Rolando Cruz, a researcher in the nearby town of Huaraz who came to take some measurements at the base of the glacier.
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Amazon really is keeping Go stores very close to home, with this second location just one mile away from the first store at the base of the Amazon Day One tower.
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According to KOAT, Zonghetti took the trip to New Mexico to go skiing every year with his father, who was safe at the base of the mountain when the avalanche occurred.
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But at the base of every song is a disco-pop hook, which is then scratched up or offset by a punk guitar riff, some demented vocals or a meandering vocal.
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Campbell, who won gold in the 4x100 meters relay at the 2004 Olympic Games, said he had a pituitary apoplexy - a bleed into the gland at the base of the brain.
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He spent most days, morning to night, at Piazza di Spagna, sitting on the steps at the base of a 16th-century church, watching people, painting them, and selling his work.
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That said, things are still wild and will likely only continue to hold at this feeling of being camped out at the base of a mountain's peak as the week continues.
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Dolores, who directed the colonel to have his men retreat on her command so she could detonate the nitroglycerin hidden at the base of the flag, actually orchestrates a monumental slaughter.
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It should also be mentioned that Amazon has worked to ease the plight of Seattle homeless with a planned shelter at the base of one of its buildings and other contributions.
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Black, white and silver balloons, which were tied to ropes and climbing-route handholds, gently bobbed as the couple stood at the base of the artificial cliff they have often climbed.
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The Mile High City, so named for its 5,28.95-foot elevation, is located at the base of the Rocky Mountains and is probably best known for its skiing and snowboarding venues.
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To use the Smalt app you can shake your phone or pinch the screen to dispense salt, which the shaker dumps into a removable tray at the base of the device.
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After studying satellite images before and after the event, researchers at Ohio State University found that in 2013, a rift formed at the base of the ice shelf, 20 miles inland.
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Francis made his comments at the base of Rome's famed Spanish Steps, where each year popes pay homage to a statue of the Madonna on the Feast of the Immaculate Conception.
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Following the death of Mr Hughes, Masuri introduced a new helmet with a "stemguard" to protect the area where he was struck, at the base of the skull below the ear.
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On the way out of the park last week I passed a red-tailed hawk lying at the base of a power pole, apparently electrocuted, its great wing extended in death.
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"This situation has caused (NIGELEC's) principal provider to limit to a third its normal imports, which is at the base of the current disturbances observed on networks lately," the statement read.
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Even when she's performing small steps, or no steps, you can still feel, across the auditorium, that astonishing engine, humming along like an Alfa Romeo, at the base of her spine.
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Dutch researchers examining two frozen swordfish discovered that there is an oil-producing gland at the base of the sword, connected by capillaries to pores in the skin of the head.
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The next day, a combination of hiking and driving brought us to the village of Potolo, set in an undulating, Martian-red landscape at the base of a sharply hewed massif.
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For instance, you can see Nigeria's continuing baby boom in the longer bars at the base of its pyramid; China and Germany, however, have bulges in the 60-85 age ranges.
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Rocket experts say four of the new North Korean engines, clustered at the base of a space vehicle, would be powerful enough to hurl a no-frills payload to the moon.
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I wrapped the chest strap just at the base of my sports bra, and almost immediately, the watch began reporting my resting heart rate, which is around 80 beats a minute.
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At the base of the trunks sit splintered boxes — some marked with numbers, some with names, some with insignias — stacked two boxes high on a wooden pallet that fits four stacks.
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At the base of the curling staircase for "Le Corps Sonore" is a reflective resonant bowl, helping to reverberate the compositions upwards, so each step is like moving into another stage.
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At the suggestion to add more feathers the pair took to the ground, kneeling at the base of Ms. Erivo's dress where the unfinished ends flirted with the studio's hardwood floor.
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The company was not squeezing opera buffs into the aisles of its Art Deco opera house, which sits at the base of a 45-story limestone skyscraper on the Chicago River.
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Cover image: An array of solar panels at Peter Michael Winery, located at the base of Mount St. Helena in Knights Valley, is viewed on August 24, 2017, near Healdsburg, California.
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For men, hair must have a "tapered appearance," where the "outline of the soldier's hair conforms to the shape of the head," and curves inward at the base of the neck.
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A tour bus, owned by the New York company AM USA Express, had overturned on a highway off-ramp in Delaware, coming to a rest at the base of an embankment.
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Drinkwater suggested this was due to the continuing instability of the ice shelf, with greater levels of warm water under the glacier causing even greater disruption at the base of it.
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She pulled out her phone and showed the doctor the first picture, taken on Saturday, of a dark blue bruise at the base of her third finger on the palm side.
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The researchers, working on the Thwaites Glacier, recorded water temperatures at the base of the ice of more than 2 degrees Celsius, or 3.6 degrees Fahrenheit, above the normal freezing point.
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Maribel Cavero, 383, was crossing the street at the base of that hill, unaware that a shot had been fired during a running fight between young men in the housing project.
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The driver dropped the hit man and his young accomplice outside the hotel, and the pair made their way through the revolving doors at the base of the glowing blue skyscraper.
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On that September night, Mr. Obeidi was on duty at the base of his militia, an armed group called Libya Shield, that was the most powerful in Benghazi at the time.
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Over the years, hikers have gathered small parts of the plane wreckage and left them at the base of a tree that bears a small plaque and a laminated newspaper article.
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Prices at that building, which will tower over the East River at the base of the Manhattan Bridge, are significantly more affordable there than at Extell's other developments, which include One57.
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The crowd extending from a stage at the base of the Lincoln Memorial stretches scarcely a quarter of the way up the Reflecting Pool and is thin on the sunny side.
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Macron opened the summit with a dinner at the base of a clifftop lighthouse overlooking Biarritz, where a menu of piperade, a Basque vegetable specialty, tuna and French cheeses awaited the leaders.
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Postal worker Lorraine Bell took a cigarette break at the base of the glassy new 7 World Trade Center tower, in a triangular pocket park dedicated to those who survived 9/11.
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As you barrel toward the uneven edges of the island's northeast shore, close to an hour outside of the city, you'll be dropped at the base of a small mountain—at Jiufen.
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"[Milo] had just come in from outside when the little squirrel borrowed underneath the snow to get the sunflower seeds at the base of our window," she tells PEOPLE in an email.
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Once at the top of the ramp, the hats were modified further and placed in the right orientation; shards of red scoria found at the base of a statue support this assertion.
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It did evolve into a reference to Romulus and Remus, the mythical founders of Rome, and took place in their legendary cave at the base of the Palatine Hill, as Zelda said.
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After most of the wall was constructed, We Build The Wall crews added a gate at the base of the wall on federal land without obtaining required permits, international water officials said.
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Search and rescue workers flew a helicopter over the bend in the Colorado River and spotted the teen's body at the base of the overlook, where she had fallen roughly 700 feet.
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On Wednesday, Foster and his wife were standing at the base of the giant monolith when a 216-ft sheet of rock toppled 2100,21857 feet to the valley floor, the park said.
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The Rock was in Hawaii Wednesday on the 10th day of protests at the base of Mauna Kea ... as natives continue mounting pressure to block the construction of a 30-meter telescope.
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The catacombs are just below street level and in certain corners there are short transom windows at the top of the chamber that are actually at the base of the sidewalk outside.
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Recalled Forky toys have one of these tracking numbers sewn into the label at the base of the toy: FAC-024868-18338; FAC-024868-19032; FAC-024868-19060; and FAC-024868-1909.
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While it is already wellknown that some butterfly species have small ear-like cavities at the base of their wings, these hearing veins located on the wings are a totally new discovery.
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Each day, Foy, Kobylinski and African researcher Massamba Sylla trekked miles from their camp to the villages of Ibel and Ndebou, nestled at the base of hillsides in this West African nation.
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Guard shacks sit at the base of each operation, and the men who work in them are quick to hop into a pickup truck and drive out to meet would-be trespassers.
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While the surgeries were successful, Katie — who is from San Diego — is experiencing complications with her pituitary gland, a tiny organ located at the base of the brain that produces important hormones.
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By carefully balancing the composition of the ink and the electric field, the researchers have been able to get an even smaller droplet to form at the base of the attached drop.
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As a South Korean resident, the artist is influenced by these displays, but he's also reminded of North Korea, where candles are traditionally placed at the base of Kim Il-sung statues.
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Schneedorf Igloo (Oetz, Austria) Located at the base of an Alpine ski resort 10 km west of Kühtai, igloo lodging in "Austria's first igloo village" starts at €119 per person per night.
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One popular option is to arrive at the base of your chosen climb in the morning, hike up to a good spot, enjoy your picnic and neighbors, and wait for the race.
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The police were called to the Walmart in West Mifflin, just outside Pittsburgh, on Thursday after an employee reported liquid pooling at the base of the potato bins just after 10 p.m.
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It got off to a bit of an absurd start when Acosta brought up "The New Colossus," the famous poem by Emma Lazarus printed at the base of the Statue of Liberty.
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A valve at the base of the throat, the upper esophageal sphincter, initially relaxes to allow the tea or wad of bread into the esophagus before contracting again to prevent any backflow.
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Located at the base of a limestone cliff, the Porc-Epic cave aggregated a nearly 90-pound cache of ochre, the largest known East African ochre assemblage from the Middle Stone Age.
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At the base of the steps in New York, speakers — many of whom were involved in government or with social service organizations — gave statements to a crowd made up mostly of women.
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On Fadiouth, an island on the southwest coast made entirely of seashells, funeral processions pause at the base of the village baobab, before carrying on to a Catholic shrine and the cemetery.
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A 19-year-old American college athlete, found dead at the base of a 35-foot cliff in a dry moat in Bermuda on Monday, died from the fall, officials said Thursday.
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Fritz Koenig's sculpture "Sphere for Plaza Fountain" (1971), which stood at the base of the World Trade Center prior to the 9/11 attacks, is set to be reinstalled in Liberty Park.
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Her two-bedroom house on the Navajo reservation in a remote part of Arizona is at the base of a mountain, where children, aunts, uncles and grandparents hike and forage for plants.
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His throat was scoped, and he was found to have an entrapped epiglottis, a triangular-shaped flap of cartilage that lies at the base of the airway, the trainer Richard Mandella said.
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Set at the edge of the hard-packed soil at the base of the tree is a golden plaque honoring Dorothy Shaver, the first female president of a major American department store.
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Surfers paddled into the breaks in Cape Elizabeth, Me. Tim Denoncour, 26, and Ian Hancock, 25, were preparing their skis at the base of Mount Washington to spend the day avalanche training.
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That rock, which measured 130 feet tall and 65 feet wide, struck a couple from Wales who were standing on top of the pile of rocks at the base of El Capitan.
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Later, Trump was the last leader to arrive for an informal dinner for the leaders at the base of a tall white lighthouse overlooking elegant Biarritz, the venue for this year's summit.
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Mr. Warmbier had a scar at the base of his neck that was probably caused by the insertion of a tube into his trachea as he was hooked up to a ventilator.
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My wife Marie and I offered several oranges and lit an incense stick at the base of a soaring banyan tree out of respect for a tradition that still honors its deities.
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They make their habitats in the talus"—the pile of rocky debris at the base of a slope or cliff—"and they find a mode of circulation almost decoupled from the outside.
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The implication was clear: Strapping two of the engines together at the base of a missile was the secret to building an ICBM that could ultimately hurl warheads at the United States.
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Size: 9413,2941 square feet Price per square foot: $2266 Indoors: The front door is at the base of the three-story home, next to a two-car garage, which also provides access.
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In the wake of all these commitments, many of these companies are increasingly recognizing they can't meet their goals without significant changes to farming practices at the base of their supply chains.
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His breakthrough triptych, "Three Studies for Figures at the Base of a Crucifixion" (1944/45), which rematerializes in the late period in "Second Version of Triptych 1944" (1988), is the exhibition's centerpiece.
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Back on ground level, we look at the eternal flame set at the base of the Arc; Jackie Kennedy admired the symbol enough to install one over JFK's resting place in Arlington.
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Located on King County's final frontier at the base of Mount Si, North Bend—a former logging town of under 7,000—served as the inspiration for many of the show's fictional settings.
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It also places Samsung's headset as more of a HTC Vive or Oculus Rift competitor, and Samsung has even added an IPD adjustment at the base of its headset (just like the Rift).
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With five children under the age of 8, she wanted her new home to be close to relatives living at the base of the hill, so she erected a flimsy tarp halfway up.
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One photo, shared on Sunday, saw Shields standing at the base of Valentines Resort's wooden stairway to the sand — posing while showing off her toned abs in a black-and-white Flagpole bikini.
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Would they place them at the base of the neck — where the collar on a human shirt might be — or at the top of the neck for a tighter, more choker-esque fit?
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Neo-Nazi, alt-right, and white supremacist protesters encircle counterprotesters at the base of a statue of Thomas Jefferson after marching through the University of Virginia campus with torches in Charlottesville on Aug.
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It was a crisp afternoon in early January, and Ms. Siegal stood at the base of the stairs of Kappo Masa, the celestially expensive Japanese restaurant beneath the Gagosian Gallery on Madison Avenue.
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They understand that at the base of this, certainly, this is a person that's got tremendous sensitivities and inclusiveness to the entire American people — and I think they see that and know that.
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A May 21983, 22014 EF20173 tornado wrecked more than 22017 homes and killed six in its corner of northeastern Oklahoma, scattering bits of buildings and possessions at the base of the chat piles.
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These organisms are able to survive by undergoing chemosynthesis—a process in which "microbes at the base of the food chain convert chemicals from the vents into usable energy," according to Ocean Portal.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads After years of criticism, a controversial statue of a Native American will be removed from its longstanding post at the base of a prominent San Francisco monument.
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In this timeline, those looking for an upgrade can get an implant at the base of their necks that taps into their nervous system and lets them see their reflection however they like.
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British household goods maker Reckitt Benckiser was stranded at the base of the STOXX index with a 22020% fall after it cut its full-year sales forecast for the second time this year.
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At the base of an indoor climbing route he has scaled hundreds of times, Jordan Fishman clips a carabiner to his climbing harness, dusts his hands with chalk, and readies himself for liftoff.
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It's a truly immense and varied 42 minutes—listening to it is like standing at the base of a mountain and craning your neck upward trying to understand the scale of the thing.
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A touchscreen at the base of this array brings up 3D scans, so you can look at the back of a plate and see a collector's label or peer inside a clay pot.
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We did an X-ray of his left hand, which showed a fairly non-displaced fracture at the base of the first medial carpal, which is kind of the base of the thumb.
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The elevator retrofit crew recently installed a water-proofing and water-pumping system called a Fit Pit at the base of the Civic Center elevator shaft to keep it as dry as possible.
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At twilight, the families of the Apollo 1 astronauts gathered at the base of the seaside launch complex where Grissom, White and Chaffee had been testing their capsule when the fire broke out.
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The new find, given the name Gualicho shinyae, lies, evolutionarily speaking, at the base of a clade of dinosaurs called tetanurans—a group so broad it includes both the tyrannosaurs and the velociraptors.
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"You're talking about this fairly well-protected muscular region of the body that's right at the base of the spine, where there are quite a bit of nerves, so it's sensitive," she says.
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Chemicals like PCBs are taken up by plankton at the base of the food chain, then eaten by herring and other small fish, which are themselves eaten by larger fish, and so on.
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" Moore later added that he believes a "drug dealer" he held in contempt while a deputy district attorney is "at the heart of this conspiracy," since "drugs are at the base of it.
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Students had been camping out at the base of the Mao statue in the center of town since April, and tens of thousands were reported to have taken to the streets in May.
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There are some tense moments, like when the protagonist tries to wait out the robot dog as it sits at the base of a tree, unable to climb due to a damaged limb.
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Use a sharp paring knife of a vegetable peeler to remove the tough outer peel on the stem and at the base of the heart, until you reach the pale yellow inner layers.
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You don't have to fork over for a rental car or an on-slope lodge during these extra days, either: Hotels and Airbnbs abound in Cottonwood Heights, at the base of the mountain.
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He reached out his arms to protect his face as he crashed toward a plate-glass window at the base of the flight of stairs, and his right arm went through the glass.
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Indeed, Roberts often points out that the architect of the Supreme Court placed bronze tortoises at the base of the court's exterior lampposts to symbolize the judiciary's commitment to constant-- but deliberate -- progress.
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The relic was contained in a glass container at the base of a statue of Pope John Paul II, who was leader of the Catholic Church from 1978 until his death in 2005.
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With the inmate kneeling at his feet, head facing the floor, the soldier grabbed a sharp weapon and started hacking at the base of his skull, severing the spinal cord from the head.
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"The United Nations is doing nothing to solve the conflict," he told me as we huddled in the shade of a forest-green military tent at the base of a jagged rocky mount.
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Some of the adult mummies still had painted fragments of cartonnage at the base of their feet which were used for decoration and, in the Ptolemaic era, were made of old papyrus scrolls.
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His research has shown that the ventromedial prefrontal cortex, a region at the base of the frontal lobe of the brain, is involved with not just emotion but also reward, motivation and value.
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