Stripped of its bandages, his corpse, blanketed in linen, now lies in a glass box — a desiccated figure blanketed in linen.
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A smoky haze from wildfires blanketed Seattle in August 2018.
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Tabloids blanketed their pages with lurid headlines, images and speculation.
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They clogged passing lanes and blanketed Utah's top offensive threats.
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Six feet of water blanketed the city on November 12.
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When we are blanketed by SLEET, that is indeed wet.
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It blanketed the streets, snarled the evening commute, downed trees.
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Smith Crossroads in West Virginia was blanketed by 245 inches.
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Local towns have been blanketed in thick layers of ash.
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Many beaches in Mexico are currently blanketed in the stuff.
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The floor of his "shop" is blanketed with tools and nails.
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A rare snowstorm that hit Tokyo blanketed the city's Disneyland park.
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Discarded poster boards blanketed the sidewalk outside of Trump International Hotel.
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During winter, the Bering Strait has historically been blanketed in ice.
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Theories about "Dark Rey" have blanketed the web like Ewok fur.
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And his surrogates have blanketed the media touting that message, too.
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Those same committee heads blanketed the cable news shows on Sunday.
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The wounded blanketed the floors of the hospital where Jundi was.
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The ceramic steps and floors that blanketed the property looked dingy.
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His message will resonate far beyond the snow-blanketed valleys below.
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The storm blanketed the Cascades and northern Sierras with heavy snow.
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The Australian Parliament in Canberra, blanketed by bushfire smoke, Jan. 23.
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The harsh desert landscape was blanketed by patches of untouched snow.
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Fish and frogs where ash has blanketed waterways may not survive.
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Other groups blanketed the White House with a more populist tactic.
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The smoke has now blanketed the state for more than a week.
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By summer's end, they will have blanketed the subdivision with 400,000 mosquitoes.
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At least four other White House candidates blanketed events across the state.
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The sandstorm that blanketed Beijing seems a suitable image for that atmosphere.
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In Florida, dead fish blanketed the Atlantic coast for miles in March.
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Thus you have spicy ramyun noodles blanketed by pasteurized process-cheese food.
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The black sludge blanketed over 300 acres, inundating the area around Kingston.
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It was late fall, and the streets were blanketed in golden leaves.
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Large hail blanketed the area near the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo on Monday.
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High winds and an unending hail of snow blanketed everything in sight.
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The overcast sky was a dull color, as if blanketed with lead.
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The bright morning sunshine was soon blanketed by the fleecy Glasgow sky.
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Like near Maui's Polipoli State Park, when it was blanketed by snow.
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All 29 days in the month have been blanketed by cloudy conditions.
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Then a boom in bike-sharing blanketed city streets with unused bicycles.
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For an entire year, photos of her had blanketed the Chinese internet.
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She wanders into the forest and sees two blanketed babies with her parents.
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Anniston is blanketed by a mixture of asbestos, arsenic, and other unstudied chemicals.
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The Windy City of Chicago could be blanketed with snow by Halloween night.
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Cairo had been blanketed by officers in the weeks leading up to Jan.
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Early morning darkness still blanketed the streets of suburban Perris, California, on Jan.
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Trump blanketed the country in 2018, traveling to 23 states for 43 rallies.
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The black sludge blanketed over 300 acres, inundating the area around Kingston, Tennessee.
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The distant mountains, blanketed with pines and chestnuts, appeared a dark purplish gray.
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The smoke has already blanketed some Russian cities, making it hard to breathe.
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The commercial breaks of this year's Super Bowl were blanketed in such messages.
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What's next: The heat wave has blanketed the country for two weeks now.
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Any attack after that point, he argued, could have blanketed Baghdad with radiation.
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But few American cities have blanketed their neighborhoods with naloxone like Dayton has.
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A pink tie-dyed banner emblazoned with the Team 10 logo blanketed another.
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Fierce sandstorms from the Sahara have blanketed the islands and have closed airports.
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Acrid, yellowish smoke has blanketed towns and cities, raising concern about public health.
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Before long, darkness blanketed the trees and stars freckled the vast country sky.
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Now it has become a cautionary lesson as scaffolding has blanketed the city.
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Police have blanketed the region in cameras, phone trackers and sensor-studded checkpoints.
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The city has been blanketed in a thick cloud of smoke for weeks.
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But those failures blanketed the entire city; they didn't explain the patchwork death toll.
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The recent storms also have blanketed the Sierra Nevada mountain range with more snow.
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The leading contenders have also blanketed the state with campaign offices and organizing staff.
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Seenivasan Kumaravel's photograph shows the Australian Capital Territory, blanketed in a thick morning fog.
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The foothills of the Kullu Valley are blanketed with apple trees beginning to bloom.
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A deadly fog blanketed London in 1952, and chemists have now figured out why.
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Haze from Indonesian wildfires blanketed this highway in South Sumatra on September 19th, 2.53.
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The proposed "event zone" for the RNC blanketed three-and-a-half square miles
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It blanketed cities with massive amounts of snow, caused devastating flooding and snarled traffic.
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There is little chance of that when the entire table is blanketed with food.
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Teaser trailers and taglines like "Don't make plans for August" blanketed the public consciousness.
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Some of the soot from Australia's fires, for example, blanketed glaciers in New Zealand.
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She has a large organization of staff and volunteers who have blanketed the state.
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A man walks on a road blanketed with volcanic ash in Tagaytay, Jan. 14.
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Smoke has blanketed many major cities, some hundreds of miles from an active fire.
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Smoke has blanketed Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra, and drifted as far as South America.
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Gritty Beijing, so often blanketed in smog and traffic, felt like a world away.
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Thick smoke from the Camp Fire blanketed the San Francisco Bay Area for weeks.
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Would you expect to see misty green mountains blanketed in clouds in Saudi Arabia?
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But there's something magical about a cityscape blanketed in white, hushed by the cold.
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The move comes as large swaths of the country are blanketed in dangerous, thick smog.
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Congo is Africa's second-largest country and is blanketed by the world's second-biggest rainforest.
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Look what's blown in.. #Wangaratta homes blanketed by tumbleweed.. And the residents are fed up!!
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Dust from the Sahara Desert in Africa recently blanketed the Atlantic Ocean, limiting tropical activity.
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"It was just blanketed in this mess of golf balls," she told Reuters this week.
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A thick layer of fog has blanketed the Taj Mahal to the dismay of tourists.
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All five candidates blanketed Wisconsin over the weekend, each firing up supporters at their rallies.
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OVER the past month, successive waves of thick smog have blanketed northern and central China.
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Inside, guards and police blanketed the venue and lined walkways to and from the subway.
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Sure, he blanketed all of the speculation with the "this is a huge 'if'" line.
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The city was blanketed in snow, I walked through the snowdrifts clutching my belly. Alone.
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Its blast furnaces pumped out soot that blanketed the land where the housing complex stands.
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Skirting electoral laws, they bought airtime on television stations and blanketed the country with billboards.
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All blanketed in cholla, barrel cacti, other prickly flora, and increasingly reliable cell phone coverage.
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We are a country blanketed by cities, towns and schools best known for killing sprees.
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It's held together by 14 carat gold Cuban links blanketed with 35 carats of diamonds!
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Heavy snowfall blanketed parts of New York overnight, closing public schools in Buffalo and Rochester.
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The points accumulated like the snow that blanketed the region overnight and deep into Saturday.
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Bloomberg blanketed both states with advertisements, offices and staff but may walk away empty-handed.
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Everything else was still, as if some kind of bad magic had blanketed the place.
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"For Your Consideration" advertisements have blanketed Los Angeles, appearing on billboards, bus shelters and posters.
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The ground around the tower is blanketed with heather, anemones, purple asters and huckleberry bushes.
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The same term blanketed right-wing media in relation to the migrant caravan this month.
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The List has blanketed Amsterdam (2007) and appeared on the Metro in Sofia, Bulgaria (2013).
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Large parts of the region have been blanketed with thick smog and blood-red skies.
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Or we can read the image as a spottily blanketed beachscape topped by sideways waves.
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Meanwhile, the lava has also blanketed over 40 square miles of rainforest, communities, and historical sites.
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He had died a few days earlier, and his memorial services had blanketed the Boston news.
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Blanketed by rugged mountains, parts of the country have enjoyed a tourism surge in recent years.
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At a rally in Kentucky in October, Trump blanketed McConnell in his most glowing praise yet.
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The race through forests blanketed with snow included a combined total of 9,000 meters of climbing.
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Blanketed, hurried blowjobs remained a feature, though somewhat mercifully for all involved, my technique had improved.
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The region where he went missing has also been blanketed in cloud, which limited aerial searches.
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Some rivers in Indonesia are so blanketed with litter that it completely conceals the water beneath.
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It blanketed parts of Hawaii with snow over the weekend and is expected to drench California.
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Could you imagine waking up each morning to the sun blanketed hills of the S.F. Bay?
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I blanketed my brisket in smoky mustard and, yellow lips and all, offered a satisfied grin.
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Kids wrote their names in the ash that blanketed their parents' cars and corroded the paint.
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In the vacant lot behind, weeds had blanketed the rubble underneath into a soft, green berm.
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Recently, he discovered the photograph on social media -- it was blanketed with snow and appeared abandoned.
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When it comes to foods blanketed in cheesy béchamel, we Americans think of macaroni, not vegetables.
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The airport was blanketed in ash and closed for 21 hours between June 3 and 4.
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Our entire hallway [in the production department] was blanketed with these fills referencing iconic rom-coms.
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"W" flags have blanketed the North Side, hanging from front porches and fluttering from car windows.
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Giant ads with blown-up tweets wrapped around every column, covered the walls, blanketed the floors.
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The swimming pools became algae-blanketed cesspools where my cousins and I caught frogs as kids.
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The landscape was alien yet stunningly beautiful, and a rare desert snowfall blanketed everything in white.
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For one, it absolutely blanketed Hollywood with ads and events to promote "Roma" to Academy voters.
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As much as 7 inches of white powder blanketed the south-central Pennsylvania borough of Greencastle.
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The storm on Sunday blanketed parts of Mexico's second largest city in white, Reuters images show.
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The cabin is blanketed in lovely brown leather, accented by gorgeous open-pore wood and metal accents.
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Explorer The trail descended gently through a dense spruce forest, blanketed by snow from an overnight storm.
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The midmonth blizzard that blanketed several states may have contributed to sales of the rugged Jeep models.
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New skyscrapers and high-rise buildings are blanketed in heavy smog in Beijing's Central Business District, Dec.
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The National Weather Service said that farther inland, snow also blanketed parts of Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky.
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In this series, homes are blanketed in feet of ash, which unlike water will not recede. —L.
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It's dependent upon how many people choose to settle in the often idyllic, sun-blanketed Western world.
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After a recent spate of such shooting parties, the police blanketed the district with patrols and roadblocks.
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Nearby roads were closed and thick smoke blanketed most of central and south Philadelphia, NBC Philadelphia said.
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And while the South bakes in record-setting heat, the Grand Canyon could get blanketed in snow.
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In winter it is blanketed in snow; in summer, its forests are lush and its wetlands soggy.
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In one shot, there's an unmoving pistachio-colored house, single-storied, low-roofed, and blanketed with palms.
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Older homes are often blanketed with lead paint, and the water pipes and fixtures typically contain lead.
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He then blanketed Facebook with ads — many of which urged supporters to donate $1 to his campaign.
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Whitefish is blanketed in spicy, jammy tomatoes and red peppers for a classic Sephardic dish called chraime .
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Tributes for Ms. Warren blanketed social media, with people using the hashtag #ThankYouElizabeth to express their gratitude.
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"His Marlboro-Lights-weathered voice blanketed the continent after dark, reliably chilling his audience," one reviewer wrote.
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Set in the fall, filming had barely begun in October 2016 when snow blanketed Moscow and stayed.
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The government appointed a new regional leader in 2016 who tightened controls and blanketed Xinjiang with surveillance.
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Parque del Indio, a popular seaside park for skaters and joggers, was blanketed with sand and water.
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Piles of old clothes, boxes, books, newspapers, empty food containers and heaps of trash blanketed the floor.
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Ashford Avenue was littered with fallen trees and power lines, the sidewalks blanketed with sand swept inland.
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Say, for example, that Verizon's map says your neighborhood in New York is blanketed with cell service.
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Fires raging in the forests of Borneo and Sumatra blanketed South-East Asia in a thick haze.
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Confidence: Medium-High Tonight: Cloudy skies keep us blanketed, and as a result temperatures don't fall much.
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Dust storms blanketed Beijing and other parts of northern China for a second day in a row.
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By the time Trump finished dinner with Kim, the airwaves were blanketed with coverage of Cohen's testimony.
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As a chilly rain blanketed the city, it collected in the top of Popeye's iconic sailor's cap.
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Ultimately, he probably will do well in Frederick and Carroll Counties, where he has blanketed the area.
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At its worst, 19 of 23 states were affected, and the capital Caracas was blanketed by darkness.
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Bangalore's higher elevation and moderate climate mean it doesn't get blanketed by smog like Gurgaon and Delhi.
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Heitkamp, in response to the controversy, blanketed the radio waves with a series of interviews on Tuesday.
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The snowstorm blanketed much of western Oregon, dumping up to five feet of snow in some areas.
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That year, as smog blanketed much of the country, it declared all-out war against air pollution.
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Netflix's massive awards campaigns have blanketed Los Angeles in For Your Consideration billboards and ad after ad.
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In North Raleigh, residents woke up to several inches of snow that blanketed roads, cars and homes.
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Cuoco frequently showed off the gorgeous scenery — a wintry town nestled into the mountain and blanketed by snow.
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The rescue is now positively blanketed with thousands of adorable little handmade nests from all over the world.
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Storms which blanketed much of northwest Syria in snow this week has worsened the plight of the displaced.
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The south-facing roofs of the houses, barns and cowsheds are blanketed with blue photovoltaic (PV) solar panels.
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People in New Delhi woke up Wednesday to another severe level of air quality, blanketed by low visibility.
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It's blanketed in vinegar and chili sauce and served two ways—either cold or fried to a crisp.
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To avoid being tracked in a city blanketed with facial-recognition cameras, they would have to stay home.
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Winter storm Jonas has officially hit, with the East Coast has already be blanketed with tons of snow.
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Still, is it possible the Red Planet was blanketed in a heat-trapping haze in the distant past?
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A blanketed contract ahead of engaging in sexual contact signals that consent is simply a one-time checklist.
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Up to 20 inches of snow blanketed parts of the state, whipped by winds gusting to 50 mph.
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Part of the decline in starts could be attributed to the snowstorms, which blanketed the Northeast last month.
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As snow blanketed the nation's capital, law enforcement relaxed a no-sledding policy on the U.S. Capitol grounds.
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Instead, in 2010, Republicans blanketed the airwaves with ads attacking Democrats for supporting Medicare cuts included in Obamacare.
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Roanoke, Virginia, was blanketed with 11 inches of snow, the fourth-highest December snowfall in the city's history.
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Steyer has blanketed cable news airwaves with $10 million in advertisements laying out the case for Trump's impeachment.
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The wedding canopy looked like a volcanic eruption of white flowers, blanketed by roses, hydrangeas and Phalaenopsis orchids.
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Weather officials said more than three feet of snow blanketed some parts of New York State on Friday.
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Everything is blanketed with a deep snow that, among other things, highlights the frequently spilled, bright-red blood.
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Nearby roads were closed off and thick smokes blanketed most of central and South Philadelphia, NBC Philadelphia said.
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They blanketed the campus with chalked American flags and wrote "Keep America American," a message they considered patriotic.
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To the north, snow fell a day after snow blanketed most of Middle Tennessee, CNN affiliate WTVF reported.
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Smoke has blanketed the big cities of Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra, and drifted as far as South America.
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The bushfires that have been burning in many parts of Australia have blanketed Melbourne in a smoke haze.
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Meanwhile, Australia's capital Canberra was blanketed in thick smoke, reaching about 20 times hazardous levels, prompting health warnings.
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His photos reveal Soviet block housing blanketed in heavy snow or just standing in the distance, crumbling away.
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The agency warned that the New York metro area could be blanketed with 12 to 18 inches of snow.
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The photo ad and commercial blanketed social media, and generated backlash publicity that led to even more brand exposure.
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The mixed forests that once blanketed central and western Europe have long since been turned to timber or fuel.
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Add another die-off to the list: Southern California beaches are blanketed in hundreds of thousands of tiny crabs.
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Saints rookie cornerback Marshon Lattimore, who also was involved in the sideline scuffle, blanketed Evans much of the game.
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Thousands of flights were canceled as snow blanketed New York City, Washington, D.C. and much of the Northeast overnight.
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They also blanketed the area with missing posters, T-shirts and billboard pleas in an effort to find her.
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Supporters blanketed the airwaves with positive ads in favor of Metro Moves, and dominated opponents during numerous public debates.
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You must know what's happening under the snow-blanketed surface to grasp how a crack is advancing, or not.
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Steady snowfall blanketed Charleston in snow and ice, transforming a city that rarely sees snow into a winter wonderland.
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Biden recorded an ad for Cuomo which blanketed airwaves in the New York City area ahead of the primary.
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Papers were stacked on the dining table, ornate rugs blanketed the floor and a dagger hung on the wall.
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Now the place — called "the new Macau" by its developers — is blanketed in Chinese-built casinos and high-rises.
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The Vikings frustrated Matt Ryan, blanketed Julio Jones and kept the host Atlanta Falcons out of the end zone.
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As judges blanketed the former Confederacy with similar court orders, the South was being remade in once-unthinkable ways.
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What makes the past week feel different is that an eerie calm had blanketed markets for the previous year.
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The nearby blazes have blanketed Sydney, Australia&aposs most populous city, in a thick cloud of smoke for weeks.
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Very quickly, all the flesh from her knees down and from her elbows to fingertips was blanketed in blisters.
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When we looked at our first house, I remember admiring the way the snow blanketed the quiet, suburban street.
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Who else could get Naomi to ride shotgun in an old jeep blanketed in massive amounts of bird crap?
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Or if contestants on Dating in the Dark hid their appearances with strange costumes, instead of being blanketed in darkness.
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An Amtrak train passed through a station blanketed in snow, giving some people waiting on the tracks quite the surprise.
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They're soft puddles of clay, malleable, impressionable and clueless about the way sexuality has been blanketed by secrecy and shame.
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The fires blanketed much of South-East Asia in a noxious haze and released a vast plume of greenhouse gases.
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Remember, being on the other side of the world means that Aussies get summertime when NYC is blanketed in cold.
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Sweet kabocha squash and tender baby spinach nicely blanketed in a creamy mornay sauce, pasta sheets, and plenty of mozzarella.
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The area was blanketed by police because Florida's governor had declared a state of emergency to try to prevent violence.
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The #yeswayrose fervor is no more about regional varietals than bottomless brunch is about eggs Benedict blanketed in congealed hollandaise.
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A massive snowstorm that blanketed the Northeast region in late January was also blamed for the decline in signed contracts.
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When the Nordic dark settled in, so early, The children, blanketed in white, began to fuss at sleep, and cry.
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The survivors, who have blanketed television, social media and the Florida statehouse demanding new legislation, are helping drive the momentum.
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Retailers have blanketed the country with store pickup options in recent years, and those investments paid off during the holidays.
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Macy's website is blanketed with its Black Friday promotions, with ads for everything from coats to Apple watches to blenders.
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Not only did Bryant get blanketed by Janoris Jenkins all evening, he put a critical fumble on the ground. 3.
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When I got dismissed, they blanketed everything together and said I was being dismissed for my inappropriate social media content.
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As Bloomberg blanketed the airwaves over the next four months, critics complained that he was trying to buy the election.
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Soon, tree-nut orchards blanketed about 20,000 acres, forcing the state to put a six-month moratorium on new farms.
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One of her recording sites was Taiping Mountain, naturally quiet and blanketed in a lush forest resembling Hempton's Hoh Rainforest.
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It's likely that in 240 or so years, the country will be blanketed with signal, from sea to shining sea.
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My son was a little boy, and the city was blanketed in so much snow that the schools were closed.
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Crayons, colored pencils and other art supplies blanketed one table, while another had Connect Four games and a Spiderman puzzle.
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Scientists agree that the planet was blanketed by soot after the impact, but they argue over how it got there.
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Initially, all the British parties spent money on broad-brush messages that blanketed the social network without targeting specific voters.
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Photo shoots tend to offer a standardized landscape of amenities: A folding table blanketed in single-serving plastic water bottles.
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But almost 1,000 miles south of Tahiti in the Gambier archipelago, corals blanketed close to three quarters of the reef.
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But Daley became the best-funded candidate in the race, with more than $8.5 million, and blanketed the TV airwaves.
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Sand and dust blanketed the Canary Islands over the weekend, causing chaos for tourists, and worsening wildfires in the area.
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The fields are agricultural feats of precision — rugged mountains blanketed with emerald stairways that, seemingly, ascend to the heavens above.
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On Tuesday, a thick haze blanketed parts of the Northwest, including Seattle, as fires across the border in Canada burned.
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Klobuchar's announcement was distinctive: Snow blanketed the ground around her, piling up on her head as she announced her candidacy.
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Moscow is typically blanketed in snow this time of year, but unusually warm weather has left the city snow-less.
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Vivid lavender tones and flower-blanketed locations make this small short look more alien than most hundred-million-dollar blockbusters.
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The fields sown with a cover crop cocktail are often blanketed in dying, decaying and thriving plants at the same time.
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Earlier this month, thick acrid clouds blanketed the capital Ulaanbaatar as winds blew smoke from the wildfires blazing in the north.
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Outside the hospital, a group of protesters carrying light blue handkerchiefs held a vigil as a light drizzle blanketed the city.
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The company imported bamboo chimes (of varying size and gaudiness) from Bali that were blanketed in a layer of Polynesian mold.
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The storm also blanketed parts of the Midwest and Plains, with an average of 8 inches of snow accumulation near Milwaukee.
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The Apollo 11 spacecraft famously landed in the Sea of Tranquility, a low-basin on the moon, blanketed in ancient lava.
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Images of the city this week show it blanketed in a thick yellow smog, some buildings barely visible through the haze.
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This month's deluge of plastic comes after trash blanketed beaches on the outlying islands of Cheung Chau and Lantau in July.
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The mayor's cabinet meeting room is blanketed in graphs charting the city's employment, ambulance delivery and crime rates, among other statistics.
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Rain is in the forecast, which could bring some relief from the poor air quality that's blanketed parts of the state.
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Despite what authorities called an "encouraging start," the city is still blanketed in smog, as you can see in these images.
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The most prized dish in this restaurant is a steamed fish head, blanketed in a blend of fresh, multi-colored chilies.
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And the also-diesel-powered 2016 Range Rover Sport Td43 following us was being blanketed in my Defender's sooty diesel exhaust.
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The city of Amsterdam was blanketed with LoRaWAN last August using only 10 gateways at a cost of $1,200 dollars each.
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Blanketed in moss and moldering in the tropical swelter, the two-story ruin is a monument to two decades of neglect.
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Jason Bastian, who works for the Panthers, snapped a photo of the football stadium in Charlotte totally blanketed in fresh powder.
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The rover has been busy scouring rock samples in an area that planetary scientists suspect was once blanketed in wet clay.
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Singapore, where homes have been inspected and communities blanketed with information leaflets, reported its first locally infected Zika patient on Aug.
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Sandy or muddy substrates like riverbanks hold prints, too, but don't bother with forest floors blanketed in leaves or pine needles.
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South Korea For five consecutive days, high levels of fine dust have blanketed parts of South Korea, according to local media.
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Students from Parkland who have blanketed the media to call for gun reforms have expressed incredulity at the lack of action.
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A nearby village, Nelson Lagoon, was blanketed in a thin layer of it on Monday morning, The Alaska Dispatch News reported.
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By AMY CHOZICK Women whose children died in clashes with the police or gun violence have blanketed the country with Mrs.
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And children tried to make the most of the novelty of a city blanketed in ice in the middle of summer.
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That feeling was soon blanketed over by the minutiae of motherhood: the feeding, the changing, the first smile, the first step.
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Annoyed, I noted that I wouldn't even have thought to text him if he hadn't blanketed me with such gratuitous flattery.
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This led to a chain of events that ultimately caused a complete meltdown, which blanketed the surrounding area in harmful radiation.
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Flooding in the fall of 2018 saturated soil in the ground, while heavy snows last winter blanketed, then froze, the water.
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The same Siberian weather front, nicknamed the Beast from the East, brought frigid temperatures across Europe and has now blanketed London.
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Mr. Bloomberg has blanketed the airwaves with television and radio ads, spending over $250 million since beginning his campaign in November.
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Thick smoke has blanketed major cities for weeks, with air quality reaching over 214 times the hazardous level in some places.
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Over $42 million worth of TV advertising has blanketed the airwaves in the two states through the week of August 28.
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Harris made her way outside to the crowd that refused to leave the church steps, even as heavy snow blanketed them.
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China's speedy industrial development has seen it struggling to regulate waste disposal, leading to toxic waterways and cities blanketed in smog.
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Andrew Cuomo, whom Biden praised in a TV ad that blanketed the New York media market ahead of this week's primary.
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As dense fog blanketed the vast country and the sprawling city of Delhi, home to 20 million people, visibility dropped sharply.
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The blast set off multiple extended explosions, shook nearby buildings, and blanketed the area in black smoke, the Associated Press reported.
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That hot pink bottle was then forsaken for the now ubiquitous Sugarbear Hair gummies, which have blanketed Instagram since early 43.
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Images show the tops of tent cities blanketed in snow as the displaced make long journeys by foot with all their belongings.
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A variety of techniques were used to create the theatrical atmospheric effects in The Weather Café, whose floor is blanketed in grass.
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In the winter of 2013, Beijing and other cities in the East China Plains became blanketed in thick, eye-stinging, gray smog.
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In 2011, tech lobbyists blanketed the Senate Judiciary Committee after former Senator Al Franken, Democrat of Minnesota, introduced a geolocation privacy bill.
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For another, they can enjoy their city blanketed in snow without the nagging concern that one must do what must be done.
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Turn on the television, and every break is blanketed with Ossoff coverage — normally, one pro-Ossoff ad sandwiched between two negative ads.
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Icy road conditions have become a particular problem, especially in parts of South and North Carolina, where freezing rain blanketed the region.
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But this year is the worst, with much of the southern and central part of the province blanketed by the little wigglers.
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Meanwhile, the world is becoming more blanketed in Wi-Fi – even on planes – which diminishes the need for an app like this.
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A satellite image from NASA shows the extent of the huge winter storm that blanketed the East Coast with snow on Saturday.
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Candidates blanketed every corner of the state, from Manhattan and the surrounding boroughs to the working class enclaves in Buffalo and Syracuse.
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They'd been blanketed in dust as the astronauts loped around on moonwalks, then blasted partly clean when the Lunar Module took off.
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In the last week, most of the cities in the Guangdong province have been blanketed with smog, with little to no visibility.
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Every inch of your home is now blanketed with a pristine Wi-Fi connection, but at what risk to your personal safety?
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Much of the U.S. may still be blanketed in snow, but things are heating up at the Lincoln Park Zoo in Chicago.
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Our experiences with our bodies are blanketed by social stigmas and cultural taboos, often shared only with those we choose to bed.
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An opaque haze has blanketed the Indian capital for the last few days, prompting officials to restrict car use and shutter schools.
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Braised-beef ravioli had good flavor, but they were blanketed with a gummy sauce on a plate with a heavily smudged rim.
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Two stories of blue, curved, Chinese pagoda–like roofs rose out of a valley between low, verdant hills blanketed by msasa trees.
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Federal offices were closed in Washington on Monday and Tuesday after some two feet (60 cm) of snow blanketed the metropolitan area.
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The so-called Spiny Forest in the region is blanketed with low-lying vegetation and dotted with several species of large trees.
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Last week, Trump tweeted that the U.S. "could use" some global warming as record-breaking cold weather blanketed much of the country.
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Despite pressure from Trump and Florida students, who have blanketed the media since the shooting, Congress's guns debate appears to have stalled.
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The policy has led to days of heart-wrenching stories about families being separated, coverage that has blanketed national and local television.
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Fargo, North Dakota, gets blanketed with 50 inches of snow every year, and its average low in January is 0 degrees Fahrenheit.
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But he's charismatic, can channel Obama-era rhetoric about bringing Americans together, and has blanketed Iowa in TV ads to great effect.
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Criticism of palm oil plantation owners and companies like APRIL intensified after catastrophic 2015 forest fires blanketed the region in choking smog.
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In December 19523, London was blanketed for a week in a yellow fog so thick that people could not see their feet.
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Volcanic ash has blanketed the area with tiny glass-like particles that can permanently damage the lungs, leading to sickness or death.
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His picture and his campaign slogan, "Strong President, Strong Russia," blanketed the country, and many voters who supported him echoed that sentiment.
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Dense fog blanketed Marine One as it approached the border, and a few minutes before landing, the pilots decided to turn back.
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Many cheeses have floral or vegetal notes, but this ricotta was no joke—it was a pastoral landscape blanketed in virginal sunshine.
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A gluten-free cafe devoted to the Beatles' music, which overlooks a slab of hills blanketed with mist, also draws steady business.
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Images from the city show the sky pitch-black in the middle of the afternoon, the sun blanketed by smoke and ash.
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The effort has since yielded tantalizing insights into the slumbering giant that once blanketed the Korean Peninsula in an avalanche of ash.
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Snow cover, areas of land blanketed by accumulated snow, reflects sunlight away from Earth's surface, thereby reducing the amount of heat absorbed.
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They show, in vivid detail, migrants laden with personal belongings trudging along snow-blanketed paths, sometimes during the day, sometimes at night.
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The state government has declared a state of emergency, and the smog reaches as far as Melbourne, where it blanketed the city.
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Elizabeth Warren and billionaire Tom Steyer, who has blanketed the state in ads as most candidates focus on Iowa and New Hampshire.
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The Cascades and northern Sierras were blanketed with heavy snow, major highways were closed and residents across a wide area lost power.
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As snow blanketed New York City on Tuesday, more than a third of the city's subway stops suddenly disappeared from the map.
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Operation Deathstar shows Hsiung plucking the tiny pigs from their cages, comforting them, and putting them in blanketed crates inside a van.
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Sydney has been blanketed in thick smoke on and off for the past few weeks due to severe bushfires surrounding the city.
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Ms. Klobuchar's snow-blanketed kickoff rally turned into a briefly viral moment that Mr. Trump simply couldn't pass up, the operative said.
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It featured a portrait of Villanueva himself, in an immaculate white suit that matched the snow that had blanketed the makeshift shrine.
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The protagonist fights his way out of the underground tunnels into a world blanketed with desolation and snow, and trod by mutant creatures.
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According to the National Weather Service, nearly a half-inch of ice blanketed parts of North Carolina, knocking over trees and power lines.
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In 2013, China Mobile blanketed the mountain with 4G coverage so mountaineers could host live stream broadcasts from the view from the top.
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Two weeks after the meeting, as snow blanketed the ground, Dunlap sent his SWAT team out to Dave Wood Road to arrest Curry.
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From 2 to 4 inches (5 to 10 cm) of snow blanketed Washington by nightfall, with less accumulation forecast for New York City.
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Houston blanketed SMU's Nic Moore, who hit four 3-pointers in the game but could not get a shot on the final possession.
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Millions of dollars were pumped into the race and TV ads blanketed Big Sky Country in the state's most expensive election in history.
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Dense smoke that blanketed the northeastern part of the state on Tuesday had actually prevented strong winds from aggravating the fires, he said.
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KANYUAMBORA, Kenya (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - At this time of year, Albert Njeru's farm would usually be blanketed with shoulder-high rows of maize.
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The seats inside the stadium were blanketed in snow, making for a wet, cold sit for the fans inside -- but they weren't bummed.
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Tucked into the southwestern spur of Mount Parnassus, Delphi overlooks the Gulf of Corinth and a velvety-looking valley blanketed with olive orchards.
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For my wife, Yana, and me, that path begins in Latrobe, 40 miles north of Bear Run, on a hillside blanketed in bluegrass.
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Bredesen is already funneling some of the money into ads, having blanketed the airwaves since March with five statewide TV and digital spots.
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As of late Tuesday, a freeze warning issued by the National Weather Service blanketed nearly the entire state of Oklahoma and southwest Missouri.
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In its youth, more than three billion years ago, the planet was warmer and wetter, blanketed with a thick atmosphere — possibly almost Earthlike.
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Klobuchar entered the race in February 2019 at an outdoor event where the senator was blanketed in snow minutes after taking the stage.
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The week before, two feet of snow — mostly gone now, with leftover mounds seeping foggy wisps into the saturated air — blanketed the ground.
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Smoke generated by the fires has blanketed Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra, at times giving them some of the worst air in the world.
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Photos from the eruption show ash mixing with rain, creating a thick black sludge that blanketed cars, streets, and homes in some towns.
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The resulting smoke, which recently choked the air in Australia's most populous city, Sydney, blanketed New Zealand in smoke on New Year's Day.
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The weeds blanketed a slope between 119th Street and 125th Street, where the steep terrain and the prolific poison ivy thwarted human intervention.
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The storms have replenished severely depleted water reserves, blanketed the Sierra Nevada in snow and turned brown hills to green across the state.
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Then about seven million years ago it was blanketed in lava when a volcano in the ocean erupted, creating the island of Mauritius.
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My Cadillac XT6, in "Premium Luxury" trim, arrived just as an early snowstorm had blanketed out suburban New Jersey test center in white.
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After a closer inspection (and possibly a taste test), the officers realized that the road was blanketed with a layer of strawberry Skittles.
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Against a pinkish evening sky blanketed in dark clouds, the parachuters left swirling crimson smoke trails as one carried a giant Union Jack.
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The buyer will have room to stretch ... 4 bedrooms, including a luxurious master, spa bath and steam shower blanketed with Calcutta gold marble.
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Image credit: NASA/Jeff SchmaltzThe skies over Mississippi and Louisiana were blanketed in supercooled clouds this week, but not thickly enough to ground planes.
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The company's system status dashboard was blanketed in yellow warning notes for more than four hours Thursday, indicating mass outages of its iCloud service.
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It blanketed parts of Brooklyn with a brochure claiming that vaccines are harmful and unnecessary, attaching letters by rabbis in support of its cause.
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Just as a cell is a Markov-blanketed system that minimizes free energy in order to exist, so are tribes and religions and species.
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T hen Pippen dribbled out the shot clock, and, blanketed by Anthony Mason, took a desperation three-pointer that didn't even touch the rim.
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You can walk to an overlook of the heavily-altered summit area, or drive through the lava-blanketed land along Chain of Craters Road.
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Image 2 of 903 HOUTOUWAN, China – Blanketed with greenery, the ghost town is perched atop cliffs looking west into sea mists obscuring the horizon.
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The smog which blanketed cities, disrupting flights, port operations and schools, was caused by increased coal use for winter heating and unfavorable weather conditions.
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Her dress is long with billowing sleeves, her floor is blanketed with several rugs and her mantelpiece is crammed with an assortment of antiques.
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The menu at Risbo is built around a list of rotisserie-cooked meats, poultry, and fish, including whole branzino, blanketed in scallions and cilantro.
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It's possible he saves his day with a touchdown or big play, but it wouldn't be surprising to see him blanketed in Week 3.
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But the tech giants Apple and Amazon blanketed the airwaves, garnering nearly double the number of impressions with ads for their respective streaming services.
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Earlier this week, Ookla Technical Evangelist Milan Milanovic tracked down T-Mobile's 5G in New York, saying that it "blanketed" parts of midtown Manhattan.
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - Thick flog blanketed the New Zealand capital on Wednesday, leading to the cancellation of more than 100 flights and leaving travelers stranded.
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Smog has blanketed much of the city in recent days, severely reducing visibility, restricting traffic and limiting all but the most necessary outdoor activities.
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As the sun rose and blanketed the snow-capped mountains in warm, orange light, it cast a silhouette of Aconcagua across the vast landscape.
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Organizations such as BlackPAC blanketed the state with canvassers doing the old-fashioned work of picking people up and escorting them to the polls.
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In the Italian ski resort town of Cervinia, the storm blanketed the area with two meters, or six and a half feet, of snow.
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In Spain, snow blanketed half the country this weekend, including in southern cities like Granada, trapping hundreds of drivers overnight Saturday in their cars.
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Her campaign has already blanketed the Georgia airwaves with a TV ad in which she criticizes impeachment and portrays herself as a Trump ally.
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Sydney has seen some of the poorest air quality of any international city in recent weeks as smoke from bushfires has blanketed the city.
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More than 100,000 people have abandoned homes around the volcano and flocked to evacuation centers after it blanketed homes, schools, and farms with ash.
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It started in the Carolinas and then blanketed the Mid-Atlantic Coast and New England in heavy snow, according to the Old Farmer's Almanac.
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Once blanketed in blue, the South is now a sea of red, with Southern cities and college towns dotting the landscape as Democratic islands.
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"Profit-taking risks still loom large, strong output growth challenges the market-tightening narrative and the supply deals overdue transitioning remains blanketed in uncertainty."
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Most people standing at the shore of Lake Constance in southern Germany look up to admire the snow-blanketed Swiss Alps across the water.
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My 2020 Cadillac XT6, in "Premium Luxury" trim, arrived just as an early snowstorm had blanketed out suburban New Jersey test center in white.
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Smoke from Australia's deadly wildfires blanketed the state capitals of Sydney and Adelaide as air quality exceeded "hazardous" levels on Thursday, the BBC reports.
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That helped offset her losses elsewhere in the state, where Nicholson and groups funded by the arch-conservative billionaire Richard Uihlein blanketed the airwaves.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Smoke from raging bushfires in Australia blanketed parts of neighboring New Zealand on Sunday, turning the sky over Auckland a bright orange.
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An arctic village blanketed in snow in Greenland; a pensive boy at a river sunrise in India; and a colossal wave seconds before crashing.
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Before cultivation, Indiana was blanketed in prairie grasses and forest, and the carbon content of the soil was as high as 10 percent in places.
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Sven's stalks look rather gory right now, crimson in color and covered with droopy pieces of the soft velvet that was once blanketed the extremities.
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He coaxed her into dribbling a ball around the neighborhood to the rhythm of the music in her iPod until snows blanketed the Syracuse streets.
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Snowstorm leaves its marks on East Coast Blizzard conditions and as much as a foot of snow in some places blanketed the Northeast on Thursday.
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But she said it was important to debut it slowly with a ring of trusted institutions before they "blanketed the Earth" with a new product.
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Bly, in southern Oregon near Fremont National Forest, reported 26 inches of snow, while Sunny Valley, in the southwest part, was blanketed under 2 feet.
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Read: Why eBay China user bid $5000 for this pollution mask Parts of northeast China have been blanketed in smog for more than a week.
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Tubman's physical stature is echoed in "J'Accuse #1," where an unnamed black woman, blanketed by a heavy robe, stares back with an authoritative, withering gaze.
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The blatant act of racism by Delegate Mary Ann Lisanti has blanketed a time where we should be recognizing achievements in the African-American community.
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Instead of relying on arrests, he blanketed the park with signs listing his rules, which forbade indecent language, throwing stones, picking flowers — even annoying birds.
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A thick layer of smog has blanketed much of northern India in the aftermath of Diwali, and burning of millions of tons of crop stubble.
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The Denver area was covered with 9 inches of snow Tuesday afternoon, and Denver International Airport was blanketed with nearly 6 inches, the NWS said.
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The majority of that lake-effect snow — 34 inches — blanketed Erie on Christmas Day, breaking the city's daily record for that day by eight inches.
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DURING THE last ice age, when glaciers blanketed most of Eurasia, the peaks and plateaus of the Hengduan mountains in south-west China were spared.
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The day's extreme sporting events dotting the pine tree blanketed mountain high above the California/Nevada state line are punctuated by high fives and hollers.
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These benefits, when thought of in a meaningful way, can be anything from covering commuter costs to furthering educational interests to blanketed physical/wellness stipends.
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But Nvidia faces a headwind selling inference chips because the data center market is blanketed with the CPUs Intel has been selling for 20 years.
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A snowstorm that blanketed much of the northeastern United States last month boosted sales at building materials and garden equipment stores, which rose 0.6 percent.
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Camp out indoors: Just because the ground outside is blanketed in a layer of frost doesn't mean that camping is off limits during the wintertime.
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To O'Brien, there was only one logical explanation: The DDE had been blanketed in dust, which, like blackout blinds, kept light out and heat in.
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American fighter jets blanketed the country with about 210,22 tons of bombs on North Korea, killing 27% of the country's population, according to one estimate.
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Snow blanketed the region in the day prior to the game, but a fired-up crowd of 19,175 turned out and liked what it saw.
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But the weather — which blanketed the Washington area with nearly three feet of snow in some parts — did put a slight snafu in her plans.
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A mural of the Kurdish flag with a rising sun at its center, blanketed with specks of sand, forms the heart of this makeshift memorial.
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How can we not be nostalgic for a time when the Hanson brothers roamed free and Saved By The Bell posters blanketed bedrooms across America?
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The video features low-fi home-movie cuts comparable to Ricky's voyeur footage of Jane in American Beauty, with delicate, fragmented visuals blanketed on top.
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The documentaries aren't blanketed with these moments; they're brief and intrude like little sparks of light into the otherwise expected unfolding of these "normal" documentaries.
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On Wednesday, North Carolina residents slowed to a bread-and-milk hoarding standstill as up to a foot of snow blanketed parts of the state.
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In Montecito, a suburb of Santa Barbara, residents walked on streets blanketed by mud, trying to take in the devastation in the wealthy hillside enclave.
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The giant menorah, which shined bright against the dark fog that blanketed Central Park, has been lit hundreds of times by rabbis, mayors and governors.
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In the final seconds of a game between Jacksonville and Pittsburgh, the Jaguars' stellar defense blanketed all of the Steelers' options in the end zone.
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By last Friday morning, the area was blanketed with dust as utes skidded around in circles, with judges awarding points for skill and crowd reaction.
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It's sunflower season in some parts of the country, including North Dakota where a sunflower super bloom has blanketed thousands of acres in sunny yellow.
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In southwest Colorado, smoke from the so-called 416 fire has blanketed communities for weeks, drifting from the San Juan National Forest into populated areas.
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On February 11 and 12, a massive snowstorm 1,200 miles long and 500 miles wide blanketed much of the country, from North Carolina to Maine.
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Even as towns in the south burned in recent months and smoke haze blanketed Sydney and Melbourne, wildfires in northern Australia were much less severe.
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Photos from the aftermath on Sunday show ash mixing with rain, creating a thick black sludge that blanketed cars, streets, and homes in some towns.
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Since mid-January, the allies had repeatedly blanketed As Salman in cluster munitions, as they had done with other military targets across Iraq and Kuwait.
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Hazardous smoke blanketed Sydney for days this month, heightening public anger and raising political pressure on the government to do more to battle climate change.
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But the naysayers are getting no cover from a major lobbying and advertisement blitz like the ones that blanketed the airwaves in 2009 and 2010.
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East Atlanta can be gritty and dark, but it's also blanketed by Southern heat, with streaks of sunlight peeking through the leaves of maple trees.
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India's options for a military response are also limited, analysts say, with the disputed border blanketed in thick snow and Pakistani troops on high alert.
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Yes, but: The health care industry has blanketed Iowa with ads, and is prepared to spend millions more, to defend the very profitable status quo.
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Back during the 21 campaign, George W. Bush and Al Gore both blanketed swing states with ads touting the respective candidates' positions on Social Security.
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Created by a woman who forced her way into a male-dominated business world, Barbie blanketed America with a new understanding of what womanhood could be.
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Blanketed by television networks, it was also a do-over, as Trump cut a somber and statesmanlike figure after a chaotic, acrimonious start to his administration.
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Steyer, banking on a big coming-out party in Iowa, blanketed the state in ads from the very beginning of his campaign through the final day.
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Natural gas is odorless and invisible, but an additive used to make it detectable to the human nose blanketed neighborhoods at times with a nauseating stench.
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Now that the East Coast is set to be blanketed in yet another downpour of snow, we thought it was time to dust off this PSA.
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Jaguar brought a fleet of its electric vehicle prototypes to the Arctic in northern Sweden, and then proceeded to race them around the snow-blanketed flats.
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Few things in life, I've learned, are better than a mead-infused evening blanketed underneath a canopy of stars and the sounds of boisterous howler monkeys.
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Inside the White House, Trump's concerns about losing the support of his base have blanketed much of his decision-making, according to people he's spoken with.
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Home to around 2000 million people, Tehran's metropolitan area is often blanketed in smog and schools are frequently shut because air pollution keeps reaching alarming levels.
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Significantly, he worked with attorneys general in other states on investigations and litigation, drafting lawyers from their offices onto cases that blanketed entire industries with scrutiny.
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Heat, radiating off of Southern California's sprawling, asphalt-blanketed land and further exacerbated by rising temperatures, appears to be eating away at these coastal, stratus clouds.
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In addition, an inverted cone of liquefied, superheated rock rose, spread outward as countless red-hot blobs of glass, called tektites, and blanketed the Western Hemisphere.
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After the dough is pressed, the crust is blanketed with gobs of semi-soft, high-fat Wisconsin brick cheese, not far from a very mild cheddar.
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And that's how I found myself watching a banana the size of a pine tree wandering through the snow-blanketed countryside, leading a herd of deer.
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Within little more than an hour, the blazing-white, snow-blanketed peaks of the Taldik pass gave way to the rolling green of Kyrgyzstan's Alay Valley.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Heavy fog blanketed Sydney on Saturday morning, delaying flights, creating hazards for shipping and setting social media ablaze with moody photographs of disappearing landmarks.
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The first snow of the season blanketed Times Square as a group of amateur singers gathered in the common space of an affordable housing complex nearby.
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He has blanketed the airwaves with half a billion dollars in ads and paid social media influencers to spread his message to their millions of followers.
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He'll also need to stave off former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, whose ads have blanketed the airwaves and social media apps in Super Tuesday states.
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For Jai, who lives in a smog-blanketed city much like New Delhi, it's the small television inside his one-room shanty that captures his imagination.
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Freddy Travis, who works at an ad agency downtown, shared a picture of the city's Magnificent Mile blanketed in snow while a man shoveled the sidewalk.
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Buttigieg's candidacy began gaining unexpected traction last spring as he blanketed national media with near-constant appearances on television and interviews with print and digital publications.
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His speech trended on Twitter and blanketed cable television news, and Sanders' office was inundated with more calls than they had ever received, an aide said.
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Australia's devastating bushfire season is far from over despite cooler weather this week, Victorian state officials warned on Tuesday as Melbourne was blanketed by hazardous smoke.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Firefighters were on Thursday battling several blazes ringing Sydney, leaving Australia's most populous city blanketed by smoke that is expected to linger for days.
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New York's capital city was blanketed with 12-18 inches of snow Sunday night into Monday morning as part of a wintry storm, according to AccuWeather.
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A freakish storm blanketed Portland's roads in snow and ice but, thanks to the all-wheel drive, CR-V scampered up moderately steep hills without drama.
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Meanwhile, Bloomberg, who entered the race only two weeks ago, began with an astonishing $50 million ad buy that has blanketed the airwaves and social media.
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A Good Appetite The tiny orbs of pasta, blanketed in feta and mixed with roasted tomatoes and chickpeas, are a brighter take on creamy comfort food.
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In November 23 the dam burst, sending a tidal wave of iron ore refuse that blanketed the region in the worst environmental disaster in Brazilian history.
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The A.C.C. scoring leader Cat Barber led the Wolfpack (13-13, 3-10) with 14 points, but he was blanketed for most of the game by Brogdon.
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The earlier storm blanketed much of the region in over a foot of snow, left more than 50,000 people without power and resulted in numerous flight delays.
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They blanketed cable news coverage, built a massive following on social media, and began to organize a rally in the country's capital in support of gun reform.
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Crop stubble burning caused one-quarter of the air pollution that blanketed Delhi in November, the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change told parliament last week.
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Its creators believe it could be integrated into solar panel arrays so that when blanketed with snow in the winter months, they could continue to generate power.
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"From my perspective, actually having the city blanketed in stationary cameras is a bigger privacy concern since those cameras are always on and always rolling," she said.
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Its bald summit, more than 11,000 feet high, is often blanketed in snow—a reminder of the blessing of water, when seen from the blazing desert below.
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The Montana Democrat's past history of unpaid debts and property taxes was a prime target for Republicans, who blanketed the airwaves with attacks on his financial troubles.
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In 2015, one of the worst peatland and forest fire crises blanketed much of the region with a thick haze, causing billions of dollars in economic losses.
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It the opposite the blanketed heaviness of 2014's Cope and intentional softness of the same year's Hope ("Two sides of the same coin," Hull says now).
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Trump made the announcement during an unrelated White House event on prison reform and as news coverage of the latest mass shooting in America blanketed the airwaves.
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Stause, gorgeous in a Monique Lhuillier gown, made her entrance to Beyoncé's "XO" and walked down an open-air aisle blanketed with pink and white rose petals.
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In Monterey County on Monday, firefighters had to deal with steep terrain that was heavily forested with Monterey pines and redwoods, and blanketed with grass and brush.
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Much of Saskatchewan's remaining canola crop was blanketed by snow on Wednesday, but may still be harvested, said Ian Epp, agronomy specialist with Canola Council of Canada.
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The smog has blanketed much of the city in recent days, severely reducing visibility, restricting traffic, delaying flights and restricting all but the most necessary outdoor activity.
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So while it has allowed rebels to hold some territory in the countryside, the Syrian military has blanketed the area with a devastating onslaught of barrel bombs.
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Fox News had blanketed the airwaves with early coverage of the movement, and the Tea Party's figureheads, Glenn Beck and Sarah Palin, were stars at the network.
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A bed of Easter lilies and carnations blanketed the marble in front of the altar at Sacred Heart Cathedral, and row after row of pews were full.
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In July, an international team of researchers traced the origins of a huge, mysterious radioactive cloud that blanketed Europe in 2017 back to — you guessed it — Russia.
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The proposition passed with nearly 70 percent of the vote, despite money from a big tobacco company, which blanketed the city with ads to fight the ban.
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Soon, Earth may be blanketed by tens of thousands of satellites, and they'll greatly outnumber the approximately 9,000 stars that are visible to an unaided human eye.
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What is lost if we focus solely on free speech rights are the human rights violations that would be obscured and blanketed by the anti-boycott bills.
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Much of Britain and Ireland was blanketed in snow on Wednesday as freezing Siberian weather dubbed "the Beast from the East", disrupted the travel plans of thousands.
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Unlike Southern states hit by powerful storms last fall, Puerto Rico was blanketed coast to coast by a hurricane that was at least four times its size.
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Created with the visual designer and director Peter Born, "Poor People's TV Room" is blanketed in such gleaming darkness that the stage takes on a painterly quality.
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That change follows a spike in Bloomberg's national polling as he's blanketed the country in ads in an explicit strategy to focus on the post-February states.
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I looked up and saw the stars blanketed by the glow of pollution, and I felt as blessed as I ever did when I was a child.
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It's for kalpudding, a kind of cabbage meatloaf that is almost a casserole, with ground beef and pork blanketed by deeply caramelized cabbage and served with lingonberries.
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And because of a cash crunch this fall, Mr. Biden was off the Iowa airwaves for weeks while Mr. Buttigieg, flush with cash, blanketed them with ads.
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"The foothills closest to your community have been burning for several days and your community has been blanketed with smoke," read one of the game's emergency updates.
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Political posturing Earlier in the day, Trump watched intently as two of his top aides blanketed the Sunday morning television programs to blame Democrats for the shutdown.
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Mr. Lowenstein said celebrating Romero in the face of such a real-life atrocity puts into action the "Stronger Than Hate" signs that have blanketed the city.
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Christie and Bush — along with Trump — blanketed eastern Iowa for most of the day, with stops in cities like Cedar Rapids, Dubuque, Clear Lake, Clinton and Davenport.
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The water was blanketed with a yard-deep layer of frilly khaki seaweed so thick that I fancied I could walk across it, and was insultingly, violently cold.
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The Sanders effort was led mainly by the National Nurses Union, enthusiastic supporters of the Vermont senator, and they also blanketed the casino floor hunting for Sanders supporters.
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That's right, not only were many (if not basically all) dinosaurs blanketed in feathers like jumbo roosters, but they also probably carried around pendulous clusters of engorged ticks.
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Lava flow and ground cracking continued late Wednesday at Hawaii's Kilauea Volcano Lower East Rift Zone, the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) reported , as ash blanketed the Big Island.
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Urban Fog #3Aerial photography is nothing new, but really good drone photos, like these shots of Hong Kong blanketed in electric fog, can still make your jaw drop.
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"We shot her whole session under a big white cloud blanketed sky and with her past experiences, she wasn't upset there wouldn't be a sunset shot," Fonseca said.
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The pine's demise comes after it lost a shocking number of needles over the last month, which by this week had blanketed the fake snow around its trunk.
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You can really only appreciate its enormity from the ground: 1,670 acres of desert blanketed with 10,347 billboard-sized mirrors that generate enough electricity to power 75,000 homes.
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But as his team flew west, Jokowi flew east, summoned home by a crisis: Kalimantan and Sumatra were blanketed by the haze of hundreds of thousands of fires.
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In December, a series of winter storms resulted in the Sierras getting blanketed with snow and the snowpack reaching above-average levels for the first time in years.
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The blizzard on Wednesday marked the first time since 2006 that bad weather forced the airport to close; last time, storms blanketed Denver with several feet of snow.
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Glatt has even admitted multiple times, most recently in light of a blanketed 2015 gas plant spill, that the public deserves more transparency when it comes to spills.
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To rally their followers, they have blanketed Sana with portraits of the group's founder, Hussein Badreddin al-Houthi, with a zeal that has brought derision even from members.
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The shortfall comes at a time of peak demand after a Europe-wide cold snap blanketed most of Ukraine with heavy snow and pushed temperatures well below freezing.
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The Russian state news media blanketed the region with false reports that Ukrainian neo-Nazis were coming to cleanse Crimea of ethnic Russians, who are a majority there.
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TIANJIN, China — For nearly three years, a propaganda campaign closely associated with President Xi Jinping has blanketed roadways, construction sites, bus stops and rail stations across the country.
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The app suggested backstreets of the mansion-blanketed L.A. neighborhood of Bel Air instead, turning onto Bellagio Road, a thoroughfare that runs into the heart of Bel Air.
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The camps speckle the Bekaa plains, parts of northern Lebanon as well as the mountains near the border region of Arsal where the tents are blanketed with snow.
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They heard a 'deep rumbling' sound Heavy rain and a "deep rumbling" sound preceded the massive amounts of mud that blanketed miles and killed at least 17 people.
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"We immediately called back our truck driver who was already heading to Geneva with the car," Maier said into the camera as he stood by the blanketed Octavia.
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If you didn't peg Gucci Mane as a cat guy, you're not alone, but he is -- as long as they're panthers, that happen to be blanketed in diamonds!
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He and most of his peers cannot afford textbooks, and the school has only two functioning classrooms, with walls blanketed by graffiti, to serve its nearly 800 students.
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Smoke from bushfires blanketed Melbourne in a thick, gray haze on Wednesday before a clearing rain-storm, disrupting the Australian Open's qualifying matches for a second successive day.
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Victoria's state capital Melbourne, Australia's second-biggest city and a major tourist drawcard, was blanketed in hazardous smoke on Tuesday although cooler weather had eased the fire danger.
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The bridge is two miles long and offers a breathtaking panorama of the Selkirk, Bitterroot, and Cabinet mountain ranges, blanketed in national forest, standing sentinel in the background.
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Gianforte's double-digit lead eroded to within single digits in polls over the last few weeks, as money from both campaigns and outside groups blanketed the state's airwaves.
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The marketing team blanketed Penn Station with ads that prominently displayed the names of Mr. Palminteri and Mr. De Niro, who co-directed the show with Jerry Zaks.
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A snowstorm that blanketed much of the northeastern United States prompted Ms. Merkel to delay her visit until Friday, leaving Mr. Trump's lunch hour available for Prince Mohammed.
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On the third day that impeachment hearings blanketed American televisions, from morning talk shows to late-night monologues, Representative Devin Nunes came out with a public service announcement.
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The streets were blanketed with several inches of snow the day I visited in January, lending a picturesque quality to the brown-brick shopping area in Buch's center.
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A day after Australia recorded its hottest day on record, thick smoke blanketed the harbor city, shrouded the Opera House and brought many outdoor activities to a halt.
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Sandra Estell, 222, who lives on a river bluff overlooking the plant, said the ash covered her brother's Chevy Blazer and blanketed the street where she grew up.
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FROM shoes to shirts and phones to fridges, made-in-China goods have blanketed the globe over the past three decades, entering every country and just about every home.
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But the Barcelona forward was blanketed by N'Golo Kante and Blaise Matuidi, and he was unable to spark a rally after Mbappe scored twice in four second-half minutes.
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Chicago's metropolitan area was blanketed with its heaviest snowfall since at least late 2016 as the storm put an icy grip on much of Wisconsin, northern Illinois and Michigan.
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Federal offices were closed in Washington on Monday and Tuesday and opened three hours late on Wednesday after some two feet (60 cm) of snow blanketed the metropolitan area.
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The sisters' influence is undeniable — their style was probably the genesis (dare I say Jennersis) of the Baywatch-inspired viral swimsuit plague that blanketed social media earlier this summer.
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When Sukhwinder pulled into the Chevron lot a day after the funeral for his first day running the gas station, flowers, toys, cards, crosses, and flags blanketed the property.
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Thursday morning's explosion at Kilauea summit reached heights of 30,0003 feet and blanketed Hawaii Volcanoes National Park in a light layer of volcanic ash, according to a park's spokesperson.
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Driving the news: Parts of the state are blanketed in smoke, with temperatures dropping as a result and residents scrambling to get specialized masks to help filter the air.
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Despite sharing the space with her aunt, uncle, their baby, and a Somali woman and her two children, Ibrahim is afraid to leave the confines of the blanketed areas.
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In March 2019, extremely high temperatures — stoked by a combination of weather events and longer-term climate change — blanketed Alaska, breaking all-time and daily records around the state.
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The slow TV format kicked off in 2009 with programming from the Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation—namely, filmed train journeys that crisscross beautiful, quaint Norwegian countryside, often blanketed in snow.
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The blizzard that blanketed New York fell a mere tenth of an inch shy of the city's documented record, stymieing travel, shuttering storefronts and yielding untold numbers of snowmen.
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NASA believes that a planet-wide dust storm that blanketed Mars during that time blocked out the sun so thoroughly that the solar-powered Opportunity was unable to recharge.
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Criticism of palm oil plantation owners and companies like APRIL, Asia's second-largest pulp and paper firm, intensified after catastrophic 2015 forest fires blanketed the region in choking smog.
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Posting photos of cars blanketed by snow, drivers questioned the city's wisdom in deciding to keep alternate-side parking rules in effect, forcing car users to navigate slick roads.
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While these early-spring storms are not unusual, what isn't typical is the brutal cold that has blanketed the Northeast in early April with little promise of letting up.
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Rubio blanketed the state in television ads, seeing campaign events as not as efficient a use of time as a Fox News hit or a super PAC media buy.
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After a late winter blast of snow and cold blanketed much of the country, record numbers of travelers are expected to hit the road over the next several weeks.
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One of the worst ever peat and forest fire crises was in 2015 when a thick haze blanketed much of Southeast Asia, causing billions of dollars of economic losses.
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For more than an hour on Sunday night and early on Monday morning, Earth's shadow blanketed the full moon as the planet passed between the sun and the moon.
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Members of the Congressional Black Caucus blanketed the Charleston area earlier this month around the fourth Democratic debate, stumping for Clinton in barber shops, beauty salons and church services.
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He said he visited the Iranian town of Mashhad two months ago and saw that its Afghan quarter was blanketed with black banners that signaled a house in mourning.
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Trone has subsequently blanketed the airwaves throughout the D.C. region with ads arguing that his ability to self-finance will keep him free from special interests' influence in Congress.
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That means it's unlikely we'll see anything approaching the level of wildflower bloom we saw last year, when deserts and fields were blanketed in purple, pink, yellow and orange.
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Last night, I woke coughing, opened my laptop and pored over the map of California only to see 300 miles in each direction blanketed in some measure of smoke.
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This river, where salt water meets fresh water, is blanketed by a thick cloud of hydrogen sulphide — and it would kill you if you tried to breathe it in.
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Editorial One year after a record-breaking toxic haze blanketed New Delhi, prompting school closings, car pileups and flight delays, the smog is back and it's worse than ever.
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Eggplant parmigiana is often blanketed in tomato sauce, which makes this tomato-free version, which I learned from a Sicilian cook in a small town outside Palermo, rather unusual.
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Singapore and large parts of Malaysia have been blanketed in recent days by smoke emanating from forests across Indonesia, where fires are often set to clear land for plantations.
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Captain Tippet said the police department was examining leads, and because the neighborhood of expensive homes was blanketed in cameras, they were also poring over large batches of video.
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The sausage is blanketed in crispy shoestring potatoes, fluffy scrambled eggs, Cheddar, and spicy Gochujang aioli, and tucked into a sesame brioche bun that's been toasted and heavily buttered.
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While there is no such invasion happening, this rhetoric has blanketed right-wing media in relation to the Central American migrant caravan that's been in the news this month.
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A layer of fog blanketed the area like a shroud, and after it lifted, Woods lasted only 11 holes of the first round before withdrawing with a bad back.
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Last autumn, while looking at Instagram, I saw a startling post—of my childhood house and the seed company my family had owned, next door, blanketed in fake snow.
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Since September, he has blanketed the airwaves in the state, which could be helping him with older voters who are more likely to be watching television without skipping commercials.
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But Disney did face a last-minute enemy: Mother Nature, in the form of winter storms that blanketed the upper half of the United States and much of Canada.
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A mesmeric set of canons for nine instruments, it sounds at once simple and elusive, at times blanketed with a still calm, at others coursed by a polyrhythmic, microtonal blizzard.
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Click here to view original GIFThe playground you frequented as a kid was probably blanketed in sand to help soften the impact every time you tumbled off the jungle gym.
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An example of a product feature we will be adding is a blanketed list of checks to help the private sector better understand the certification and accreditations processes of government.
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The catastrophe blanketed much of western Russia and Europe beneath a toxic cloud, and even now, 30 years later, radiation appears in unusual places—like the migratory reindeer of Norway.
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Just days after residents finished digging themselves out after a winter storm blanketed much of the region with heavy snow, another storm is threatening to do it all over again.
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A traffic warden wearing a protection mask walks on a street near Tiananmen Square in Beijing as the capital of China is blanketed by heavy smog in this file photo.
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Montgomery said it marked the first time the airport had been forced to shut down due to heavy weather since 2006, when Denver was blanketed with several feet of snow.
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At that time, vast swaths of ice blanketed the North Sea from Britain to Scandinavia, and the entire English Channel was an expansive, frozen tundra, criss-crossed by small rivers.
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Then Comcast blanketed the home of Coca-Cola in fliers that advertised how its fast new internet services are waaaaay better than that lame Google Fiber crap everyone is praising.
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The Grand Canyon could get blanketed with snow Out West, tourists hoping for a warm, sunny trip to the Grand Canyon will instead face brutal winds and unusually cold weather.
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Long associated with Asian capitals such as Beijing or Delhi, hazardous smog has for weeks blanketed Seoul — a city now appearing among the world's three most polluted in daily rankings.
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LONDON/DUBLIN (Reuters) - Much of Britain and Ireland was blanketed in snow on Wednesday as freezing Siberian weather dubbed "the Beast from the East" disrupted the travel plans of thousands.
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From hundreds of miles above, satellite images show a state besieged by an imposing plume of smoke, with a vast part of the region blanketed in a thick, brown haze.
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A public apology by the White House would likely settle the controversy, but Sanders instead declined to confirm or deny reports about the matter, which have blanketed cable news networks.
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For the first five days after the government's move, parts of Srinagar had been turned into a fortress, blanketed with armed paramilitary and rolls of concertina wire blocking main streets.
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The scenery at Yosemite has been blanketed in hazy smoke, as seen on the park's webcams, at the height of the summer season when the park is swarming with visitors.
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The blanketed bodies were taken into Bethania chapel, and it was mostly fathers came to check who they were, lifting the blanket and returning it, until they found their child.
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The winter storm that has blanketed the Midwest in snow and turned the Northeast into a deep freezer has now brought the falls' rushing waters to a halt in places.
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But now, the boats, trailers, and Weber grills are twisted metal in the blackened front yards of homes that are no longer there, all blanketed by an eerie, thick haze.
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In photographs of Aleppo, you can see the remaining citadel walls crumble down toward the surrounding city, which is now blanketed in the white dust of its own pulverized buildings.
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In autumn and winter, cities across India are blanketed by a toxic haze, causing school students to vomit, giving employees terrible migraines and filling hospitals with people struggling to breathe.
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And the White House is certainly right to be overjoyed: This is a victory for President Trump, lifting the fog of a special counsel investigation that had blanketed his presidency.
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Behind Vice President Pence, who's leading the White House response, administration health officials have blanketed Capitol Hill in recent days to update lawmakers in both chambers on the latest developments.
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Mr. Jones has an enormous fund-raising advantage and has blanketed the airwaves with TV ads, including during last week's widely watched Iron Bowl football game between Auburn and Alabama.
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The Bulldogs blanketed Missouri's wide receivers, harassed its quarterback Drew Lock, and forced three turnovers in the first half against the seventh-best offense in the country entering the game.
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Episode 4, for instance, involves the lethal fog that blanketed London in 1952, a haze of toxic pollutants that not only killed thousands of people but also had political ramifications.
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According to Refinery 29, this magnificently sweet dessert is composed of two fluffy layers of vanilla cake, and blanketed between the layers is the good stuff — the creamy cookie butter.
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There's no denying their competence — they have style to burn — and their cinematographer, Thimios Bakatakis, is a wonder at painting dark and dread-filled interiors and ominously snow-blanketed surroundings.
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More what ifs: What if we followed the Brassicas with a nonedible cover crop like clover, which would keep the soil nicely blanketed and replenish it with nutrients like carbon?
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While his battalion braced artillery fire in the blistering cold and blanketed snow, an artillery shell exploded a tree, which sent splinters traveling the speed of bullets into his face.
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New York City may have been blanketed with a snowstorm on Thursday, but under those snow-strewn streets, legions of mythical alligators slithered impervious through the city's swampy sewer system.
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Very good news for California: A wet winter has blanketed the ridges of the Sierra Nevada range with a remarkably thick snowpack, which is beyond welcome after years of drought.
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If you needed any more evidence of California's epic snowfall this winter: At least two ski resorts are so deeply blanketed that they're planning to stay open into early July.
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Each October, New Delhi becomes blanketed in a thick smog which blots out the sky until around March, when patches of blue begin to reappear overhead as the smog retreats.
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They fought in the American Revolution – both in the heat of summer and in the dead of winter, when snow blanketed the ground, supplies were low, and the outlook was bleak.
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The episode of smog which blanketed cities, disrupting flights, port operations and schools, was caused by increased coal use for winter heating and unfavorable weather conditions, authorities said at the time.
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The mind behind it is Dutch artist and architect Daan Roosegaarde, who first struck upon the idea in 2013 when visiting Beijing and noticed the intense pollution that blanketed the city.
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Mourning: A Theory"Because we shroud and protect society from death, you don't understand what level of grief to feel for things, so everything is blanketed at a 10," Carvaly says.
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Heavy smog blanketed northern parts of China at the weekend and was expected to persist until Thursday, forcing hundreds of factories including steel mills to scale down production or close completely.
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Many other cities throughout western and northern Japan experiencing historic snow falls, including in Nagasaki city which was blanketed in 17 cm (about 7 inches) despite snow being a rarity there.
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Sleepy villages, hillsides blanketed in grape vines, pasta dusted with shaved truffles, and wine that tastes of violets: just a few reasons to visit this gastronomic paradise in the Piedmont region.
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The pan-fried beef dumplings called chuchvara , small and dense, blanketed in caramelized onion and dill and served with sour cream, had a nuggety shape that reminded me of Japanese gyoza.
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Designed by TEN Arquitectos, Enrique Norten's firm, the tower seems to pay tribute to its location near car-packed Flatbush with its facade, blanketed with 15,653 aluminum panels that evoke machinery.
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Federal offices were closed in Washington on Monday and Tuesday and opened three hours late on Wednesday and Thursday after some two feet (60 cm) of snow blanketed the metropolitan area.
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While he shared the stage with Brooks and Moore, he did not respond to the allegations lobbed against the group supporting him that has blanketed the airwaves ahead of the primary.
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As fountains of lava shot up 300 feet out of cracks in the ground, waves of the dense, smoldering rock swallowed up cars, devoured trees, decimated houses, and blanketed entire roads.
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It's a gorgeous record, blanketed in the lush synthesizers M83 is known for, but the theatrics are stripped and what's left is a window into what inspires and influences the artist.
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Designed after the Paris and Brussels terrorist attacks, the collection introduced a print starring a crescent moon (commonly associated with Islam) that has since blanketed everything from catsuits to ankle boots.
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Tornadoes were reported in Mississippi and Louisiana, while there were power outages in Missouri and Illinois and parts of the Midwest were "blanketed by heavy snow," the New York Times reports.
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Tornadoes were reported in Mississippi and Louisiana, while there were power outages in Missouri and Illinois and parts of the Midwest were "blanketed by heavy snow," the New York Times reports.
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Having checked off fish and fowl, the filmmakers now turn to land animals, traversing millenniums to explore the fate of the vast forests that blanketed Europe after the last ice age.
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The bushfires in Victoria and New South Wales blanketed parts of the state with a smoky haze, which has been affecting tennis players in the lead up to the Australian Open.
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Both Baton Rouge and Lafayette, and the many smaller cities and towns surrounding them have been devastated by a "thousand-year rain" that blanketed South Louisiana for nearly two straight days.
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Add to that a spate of mysterious vaping-related lung illnesses that blanketed the country, killing 48 and putting thousands in the hospital, and you have the perfect formula for regulation.
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Repi, which covers more than 60 acres and whose vast heaps of waste are blanketed by a noxious haze, has been Addis Ababa's main dumping ground for about half a century.
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The self-made millionaire has poured more than $10 million of his own money into his campaign and blanketed the airwaves with ads that paint him as a Sanders-style progressive.
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Plus, just why would all of the programs and hirings and services that blanketed Bed-Stuy in the '60s and '70s require the presence of middle-class people to have success?
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Hollywood is blanketed in billboards bearing Aparicio's face, "Roma" events are thrown nearly round the clock, and many industry figures received a heavy $175 book about the film published by Assouline.
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It is here that the 2000-pound machine, built by NASA engineers in Southern California, will now spend millennia getting blanketed in red dust, for the Martian winds don't ever stop blowing.
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Taupo produced twice the amount of ash as the 212 Tambora eruption, which blanketed the sky in the Northern Hemisphere for so long that 214 was known as The Year Without Summer.
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Probably Rasheed could knock one together, she thinks, and then pictures the now-abandoned tourist shops down on the promenade: the selfie sticks and keychains and snow-globes blanketed in masonry dust.
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Trump has increasingly hit Bloomberg as he has risen in polling, though the attacks have mostly mocked the former mayor's height or criticized the attack ads Bloomberg has blanketed the airwaves with.
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Once the system is fired up, the room is blanketed in a magnetic field and a receiving coil that's tuned to resonate at the same frequency powers the devices in the room.
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This long-term migration is believed to be related to the loss of the Laurentide ice sheet, which blanketed Canada and much of the northern United States during the last ice age.
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This is also the first chance in six months to find out who has been paying for the tens of millions of dollars of super PAC ads that have blanketed the country.
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An ice core might likewise contain traces of ash that blanketed the earth after the volcanic explosions of Krakatoa in Indonesia (in 1883) or maybe even Vesuvius, near Pompeii (in 79 AD).
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Sumatra and Kalimantan are south of Singapore and Malaysia, on separate land masses to their left and right, and the smog drifting over blanketed skies in the neighbouring countries during the weekend.
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The government overlooked thousand of emails that needed to go through the redaction process, it claimed at the time, and would be further delayed by a snowstorm that blanketed the East Coast.
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Châtenay Malabry, France The logo of Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) features the Eiffel Tower, so it was strange to arrive at Châtenay-Malabry, a suburb blanketed in silence during France's August holidays.
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Disaster agency spokesman David de Leon says about 300 people have been evacuated from nearby villages, which are being blanketed by ash as fiery smoke billows nearly four miles into the sky.
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New snowfall is expected to sweep across the Northeast and upper Midwest early this week on the heels of a major winter storm that blanketed parts of the South and Mid-Atlantic.
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No other candidate came close to spending as much money as Michael R. Bloomberg poured into the state, as he blanketed the airwaves for weeks on both English and Spanish television stations.
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Many of the voters were indifferent to the Clinton campaign's attacks on Mr. Trump's character, which blanketed the airwaves, while he broke through to them with his racially tinged "America First" appeals.
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There was the time I got caught in a snowstorm on the way to Lake Tahoe, the drive spent clutching the wheel as I rolled through highways outside Sacramento blanketed by mist.
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Prosecutors showed photographs from the street taken after the blast, with an SUV looking like it had been strafed by gunfire, the street blanketed in evidence-collection markers where shrapnel was found.
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Large parts of the U.S. were blanketed by a "heat dome" over the weekend with temperatures soaring to almost 40 degrees Celsius (more than 100 degrees Fahrenheit) in the hardest-hit places.
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Large parts of the U.S. were blanketed by a "heat dome" over the weekend with temperatures soaring to almost 40 degrees Celsius (more than 100 degrees Fahrenheit) in the hardest-hit places.
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One big concern for those in the vicinity is the potential health risks of breathing in the toxic volcanic ash -- which carries microscopic shards of glass -- that has blanketed everything in sight.
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The ferocious, fast-moving blazes have consumed about 2,000 homes, blanketed major cities from Sydney to Melbourne in thick smoke, killed an estimated billion animals, and pushed exhausted firefighters to their limits.
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Videos and images circulating on social media showed villages and highways completely blanketed by an eerie, red-colored haze in the middle of the day through the weekend and earlier this week.
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If you think New York City is blanketed in the stuff, you are correct: just look at the Department of Buildings' interactive map, with each sidewalk shed represented by a blue blob.
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Gaping visitors, stepping off the plane, wobble on wooden planks before they set foot on Katmai's beach, which is blanketed in exploded volcanic rocks from the largest eruption of the 20th century.
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The news came as toxic smog blanketed the capital and surrounding cities on Monday, forcing some to issue an orange alert, the second-highest level after red, as pollution reached hazardous levels.
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California has historically been allowed to have stricter emission standards due to the state's unique geography and history of intense air pollution, highlighted by the thick smog that once blanketed Southern California.
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Steyer has blanketed the state in $15 million worth of broadcast ads and mail pieces since July, while Biden's first TV ads didn't begin running in South Carolina markets until early February.
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More than 50 cameras blanketed the Superdome on Sunday afternoon, ensuring endless angles and replays of every highlight from the N.F.C. championship game between the New Orleans Saints and Los Angeles Rams.
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Indonesia was subsequently blamed for one of the worst ever peat and forest fire crises that blanketed much of Southeast Asia in thick haze and caused billions of dollars of economic losses.
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A recent study showed forest fires that blanketed Southeast Asia last year released the greatest amount of climate-changing carbon since record blazes in 1997, producing emissions higher than the whole European Union.
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Jealous's campaign has largely been defined by Hogan's campaign and the Republican Governors Association, which have blanketed the airwaves with ads accusing Jealous of being too far to the left of Maryland's voters.
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Loot Lake was once a simple body of water, but now it's home to all manner of mysterious facilities, while Shifty Shafts and its intricate tunnel system are now mostly blanketed in snow.
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In the glimmering glass high-rises of the European Quarter, the country's leaders are asking themselves how security forces that blanketed the city for months still let the bombers slip through the cracks.
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This current seems to have been especially vulnerable to freshwater during goldilocks periods in the middle of ice age cycles — when the Earth wasn't completely blanketed by ice, but also wasn't entirely thawed.
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BUCHAREST, Jan 18 (Reuters) - Romania's Black Sea ports including the main one of Constanta remained closed on Monday because of strong winds after heavy snowfall blanketed the country at the weekend, officials said.
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"We have no idea what's there or if there's anything to go back to," Irene Fonzeca said outside the shelter holding a breathing mask as smoke and light ash blanketed downtown Santa Rosa.
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Audio of the incident has blanketed cable news as Montanans head to the ballot box, and Democrats have purchased social media ads in the state to push the audio out to potential voters.
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With rescue workers still clearing out debris after deadly floods that hit western Japan this month, the heat blanketed a large part of the country, turning 2018 into a summer of environmental misery.
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Just minutes' walk away is Primrose Valley, an area once blanketed with apple orchards and a little dirt path that Woolf and her youthful siblings would have taken down to Porthminster Beach below.
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"We just wanted something that was blanketed, that could cover everyone," she said of X&X, the monthly Saturday dance party she started in March 2016 with her co-founder, Laura Eraud, 26.
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One winter's day a few years ago, while driving with a reporter around the snow-blanketed villages of Switzerland's Vallée du Joux where the world's finest watches are produced, Philippe Dufour became nostalgic.
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The fires have killed at least 28, forced hundreds of thousands of others to evacuate, and blanketed cities in dangerous smoke — and there are still at least two months left in fire season.
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Her voice slashing the air like a knife blade, she cites the deaths of the black men at the hands of the police that have blanketed the headlines for more than a year.
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The problem is particularly pronounced in countries such as India, Pakistan and Bangladesh, which in the past year have seen cities blanketed in thick clouds of toxic air for days at a time.
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As Thick smoke blanketed the most populous city of Sydney for a third day, residents were urged to keep children indoors, stepping up pressure on Prime Minister Scott Morrison to tackle climate change.
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As word of the swap blanketed cable news, one man declared his opposition: John Bolton, former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations and at the time a frequent television commentator on foreign policy.
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"Historically, Greenlandic buildings were painted different colors to indicate different functions, from red storefronts to blue fishermen's homes — a useful distinction when the landscape is blanketed in snow," Weimin wrote in his entry.
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Billions of robocalls are made to…Read more ReadBison Are Helping Rewild the Last of the Midwest&aposs PrairiesWhen white settlers first arrived, a large swath of the U.S. was blanketed in tallgrass prairie.
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If you see a gas grenade land near you or you're advancing on a point that is blanketed in death gas — that green cloud is hard to miss — remember to wear your mask first.
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Thick "vog" – volcanic smog created by vapor, sulfur dioxide gas and carbon dioxide – blanketed a 2,400-acre zone, and last week, USGS scientists warned of volcanic glass called "Pele's hair" falling from the sky.
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However, the timing of Easter, which fell later in the season this year than last, hurt sales, as did the colder, wetter weather that has blanketed much of the country this spring, he said.
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At least five people have died in severe rain and snowstorms that blanketed parts of California and forecasters expect the bitter weather to push eastward into the Rockies and U.S. Midwest through the weekend.
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Need to Impeach, backed by Democratic megadonor Tom Steyer, and the anti-Trump group Stand Up America together blanketed users' feeds with nearly 1,400 ads mentioning the special counsel over the course of March.
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Much of Southeast Asia was blanketed in acrid haze for several months last year and, as pollution levels spiked, thousands of people were afflicted by respiratory illnesses, while tourism, schools and flights were disrupted.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Temperatures around the North Pole surged close to melting point on Thursday as a freak blast of warm air blanketed an Arctic region usually deep frozen in mid-winter darkness, scientists said.
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Uber will indeed put a limit on how high surge pricing can go in New York City this weekend, when the city is expected to be blanketed with up to 18 inches of snow.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia will not allow Singapore to prosecute its citizens over forest fires that blanketed the region in toxic smog in 2015, media on Monday quoted Indonesian Vice President Jusuf Kalla as saying.
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Since then, the state reports that lava has now blanketed over 2,300 acres of land, over 2,000 people have been evacuated, and a "vigorous eruption" of lava continues in the southeastern corner of Hawaii.
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But the historic nature of the shutdown is being met by a relatively quiet start to the week in Washington, where a weekend snowstorm blanketed the area with 21625 to 2900 inches of snow.
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"I went during Christmastime because I thought it would give me a good magical feel with the towns blanketed in snow," Ms. Do said, adding that each place she visited lacked some crucial element.
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In the southwestern county of Cornwall Thursday night, more than 100 motorists ended up abandoning their cars on a major highway blanketed in snow and walking to a pub, where they spent the night.
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The ground all around her is strewn with bodies, some wracked with convulsions, thrashing around in the mud as rescue workers attempt in vain to hose off the chemical agent that has blanketed them.
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As the father of the youngest victim, 8-year-old Martin Richard, requested, no one from that family was portrayed in the film, though there are scenes showing the blanketed body of a child.
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Large swathes of Australia have been devastated by months of deadly wildfires that have turned skies blood red, blanketed major cities with thick plumes of smoke and left hundreds of millions of animals dead.
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SYDNEY, Dec 11 (Reuters) - Devastating bushfires that blanketed Australia's largest city with hazardous smoke this week have heightened public anger and raised political pressure on the government to do more to tackle climate change.
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White House Memo On a day when a fresh snowfall blanketed the White House, there was something apt about President Trump cozying up by a fireplace with a leader of a picturesque Alpine country.
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FF even wanted its presence known in this space so badly that it blanketed the 2016 Long Beach race in its image, paying to be title sponsor for that event before it joined the series.
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He also said he would impose tariffs of 25 percent on $325 billion of Chinese goods "shortly," which would essentially mean all goods imported from China into the United States would be blanketed by duties.
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They went to sleep with nerves on edge, and when they awoke on Tuesday, several inches of water blanketed the living room and flowed through the hallways, destroying medical equipment, including Carl's feeding tube system.
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Some regimes have embraced emerging technologies the better to control and surveil people: China, for instance, has blanketed its restive regions of Xinjiang and Tibet with facial-recognition cameras, iris scanners and other such kit.
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Even Billy Mitchell, which "only" has a 2-kilometer wide caldera at the summit, has produced multiple explosive eruptions in the last 900 years that blanketed half of Bougainville Island with ash and volcanic debris.
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This isn't the first time that the video screens have (briefly) been blanketed with the same short video; there's been a different one each month as part of the Times Square Alliance's "Midnight Moment" series.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - Residents of much of coastal New England woke up on the second day of spring to discover lawns and roads blanketed with snow and schools closed in Boston, Providence and several other cities.
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Along winding roads that climb steep hillsides blanketed with neat rows of nebbiolo vines, there's always an ancient castle up ahead, or a world-famous wine estate, or a storybook hamlet with swoon-worthy views.
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The nearly two dozen Democrats rumored to be considering a presidential run have blanketed the country with endorsements, fundraisers and events, hoping their work impresses Democratic activists and wins favors from lawmakers they help elect.
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Reached by phone Monday, he said that over the weekend, the streets of the small town were pungent with the smell of smoke, which blanketed the sky so heavily that the sun was barely visible.
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The sofas are of uncertain vintage, the bathrooms are grimy, tangled string lights wind around pictures of the regulars who have passed away and the mirror behind the bar is blanketed with tattered band stickers.
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EL RODEO, GUATEMALA (Reuters) - The death toll from a volcanic eruption in Guatemala rose to 69 on Monday as family members desperately searched for the missing in makeshift morgues and on streets blanketed with ash.
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He expressed confidence that people from all over the world would continue to wake up before dawn, just as they have for years, to catch a glimpse of the tomb blanketed in soft, golden light.
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It didn't help that I was staying in the Metropole hotel, where the meeting was being held, and security personnel blanketed the lobby with a cellphone suppression technology that keeps terrorists from detonating bombs remotely.
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By night, we watch movies from a blanketed pile of man and beast on the ugly red couch that took four separate trips to Ikea to obtain, a few short years and a lifetime ago.
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The wildfires have blanketed Sydney - home to more the 5 million people - in smoke and ash for more than a week, turning the daytime sky orange, obscuring visibility and prompting commuters to wear breathing masks.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 24 (Reuters) - The blizzard that blanketed Washington over the weekend put the Congress and some local services on ice for the time being, reinforcing the U.S. capital's reputation for being easily snowed under.
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GUATEMALA CITY — One of Central America's most active volcanoes erupted in fiery explosions, killing at least six people and injuring at least 20 while a towering cloud of smoke blanketed nearby villages in heavy ash.
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Matt Rosoff, executive editor: I'm thankful for the Eero wireless router, which is the first WiFi system that was as easy to set up as promised and has blanketed my house in fast, reliable WiFi.
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One of many dramatic videos uploaded by commuters passing the fire in the early morning hours ominously captures the highway exit sign for Getty Center Drive against a backdrop of a hillside blanketed in flames.
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At least five people came to the aid of Marvin Jacob Lee, 27, on Friday evening in Catawba County, North Carolina, during the storm that blanketed much of the U.S. East Coast, said Sheriff Coy Reid.
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The 'new' statuses, which you can also keep permanently, are reminiscent of the early days of Facebook, when the company's News Feed was blanketed with status updates instead of videos, links and advertisements you see today.
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Specimens of Elkhorn—a highly endangered reef-building species that once blanketed vast swaths of the Caribbean seafloor—were reared from gametes collected in the wild, fertilized in vitro, and planted back out in the ocean.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LONDON — Photographer Mayotte Magnus's portrait of Irish novelist Edna O'Brien captures her at home in Chelsea, curled up on a sofa, blanketed by a shawl, gazing across the sitting room.
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In California, meanwhile, heavy rains have swollen rivers and reservoirs and blanketed the Sierra Nevada mountains with twice as much snow as usual this winter, helping power the state out of five years of severe drought.
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After the match, Mr. Smitheram triumphantly raised his trophy to rapturous applause in front of a wall blanketed with flags from across the world, including from Britain, Israel, France, Switzerland and Australia, underlining Scrabble's global appeal.
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The measures were the latest attempt to lift a thick haze of smoke, ash and other pollutants that has blanketed the capital city of some 17 million people for more than a week, triggering public anger.
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With her set and costume designer Baille Younkman, Ms. Gill has blanketed the signature "Quadrille" stage — a platform in the center of the theater that allows for viewing from four sides — with squares of artificial turf.
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After Bloomberg blanketed the airwaves with promises that he could defeat the Republican Trump in November, his support among Democrats and independents in public opinion polls rose to around 60% from about 5% when he entered.
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Smoke from bushfires raging across the country blanketed Melbourne Park during the opening days of qualifying, forcing Slovenian Dalila Jakupovic to retire after she collapsed in a coughing fit and leaving other players battling for breath.
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Electricity generated from coal is the biggest source of the greenhouse gases that lead to global warming, and pollution from such plants contributes to the miasma of smog that has blanketed much of China this winter.
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Just this year, Japan was slammed by one of the strongest typhoons in decades, Europe experienced a record-breaking heat wave, a severe drought left millions hungry in Southern Africa, and bushfires blanketed Australia with smoke.
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In the days since the news broke that President Donald Trump made a request/demand that Ukrainian prosecutors investigate Joe Biden's son, the president's allies have blanketed cable news with allegations against the former vice president.
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TOKYO — Seven teenagers from a high school mountaineering club and a teacher died in an avalanche on Monday in an area of northeastern Japan that had been blanketed by unusually heavy spring snows, the authorities said.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Tourists visiting a world heritage site in mountains west of Sydney were forced to take photos of a billboard showing "The Three Sisters" rock formation on Friday as smoke from bushfires blanketed the attraction.
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In nearby Tianjin city, authorities grounded dozens of flights for the second day and closed all highways after severe smog blanketed the port city, one of more than 40 in China's northeast to issue pollution warnings.
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President Vladimir Putin called in the army last week to help firefighters battle fires raging in remote Siberian forestland that had spread to an area larger than Belgium and blanketed hundreds of villages and towns in smoke.
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The couple that sings together, blings together ... if you're Offset and Cardi B. TMZ has learned the Migos rapper dropped 6 bands on his girl's new chain, which is blanketed in diamonds ... right down to the digits.
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Defensive ends Jason Pierre-Paul and Olivier Vernon repeatedly pressured Miami quarterback Ryan Tannehill, the Giants' secondary blanketed the Dolphins receivers and linebacker Jonathan Casillas intercepted a first-quarter pass that set up a Giants field goal.
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The move comes after China's northeast has battled some of the worst pollution in years as emissions from heavy industry, coal burning in winter and increased transport have left major cities including Beijing blanketed in thick smog.
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Two blue-tiled madrassas flanked a vast stone reservoir, along with a Sufi cloister and a teahouse, all of which stood empty and blanketed in mist, silent but for the screeching of birds in the mulberry trees.
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The James Reinish booth is blanketed with works by artists exhibited by Alfred Stieglitz, including his own photographs, a small, excellent, nearly abstract nocturne by Georgia O'Keeffe and a 1908 tribute to Cezanne's bathers by Abraham Walkowitz.
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City and regional governments shut thousands of plants in China's industrial heartland, from Hebei province that surrounds Beijing to Shandong southeast of the capital, to combat smog that blanketed the country's north for five days this week.
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Sydney with its population of 5.2 million has been blanketed by unhealthy haze and smoke for weeks, with conditions worsening on Friday as several fires merged into a giant blaze that may take weeks to put out.
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The snowstorm that blanketed the Northeast dropped the most snow — 9.4 inches — on the city since last year's record-breaking blizzard, closing schools, snarling traffic and contributing to at least one death on the Upper East Side.
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CAMPOS LINDOS, Brazil (Reuters) - When farmer Julimar Pansera purchased land in Brazil's interior seven years ago, it was blanketed in tiers of fruit trees, twisted shrubs and the occasional palm standing tall in a thicket of undergrowth.
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He said he had also heard from South Lake Tahoe residents who had owned their homes at lake level for decades and who said that they had noticed their yards were getting blanketed less and less frequently.
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Attributed to climate change by many researchers, growing volumes of the brown seaweed have blanketed many beaches in recent years, alarming tourists as well as investors over the potential consequences for one of Mexico's major growth drivers.
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The eruption — which CONRED said affected 1.7 million people — caused smoke clouds that blanketed the air, according to CNN, with much of the ash covering nearby neighborhoods and their residents, but reaching as far as 12 miles away.
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This not only blanketed the entirety of New Zealand in 22 inches (213 centimeter) of ash, but it drifted across the planet, and it has been thought to have turned the skies red in Ancient Rome and China.
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Thick "vog" – volcanic smog created by vapor, sulfur dioxide gas and carbon dioxide - blanketed a 2,400-acre zone, and just this week, scientists at the Geological Survey warned of volcanic glass -- called "Pele's hair" -- falling from the sky.
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The photos and reports are almost unbearable -- an emaciated, vomiting and dying lion, and tiny cages for large animals like tigers and pumas with feces piled so high it appears as if a foul blizzard blanketed the cages.
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From a 3D model of a krater, he has created a foam copy that replicates the original artifact's shape and size, then blanketed that copy with linen on which he printed a flattened image of the 3D model.
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Huawei was set to announce the partnership this week at CES 2018 before AT&T canceled the arrangement at the last minute; the Chinese giant has already blanketed Las Vegas in advertising for its Mate 10 Pro phone.
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They were glued to the aircraft windows on the approach to the island's coast, watching the dark sea stretch below for mile after mile when only a few decades ago it was blanketed by a white, frozen sheet.
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" And the commercial breaks were blanketed with ads for streaming services, including Prime Video and Disney Plus — which launched preorders during the show — as well as Apple TV Plus series like "The Morning Show" and "For All Mankind.
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The bodies are laid to rest in a wooded research facility, blanketed with alfalfa and woodchips, covered in a silver shroud, and in the hot sun to turn into dark, nutrient-rich soil after a period of weeks.
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A cold front moving through the Midwest to the East Coast is bringing relief from a killer heat wave that's blanketed large parts of the United States, but leading it in are heavy rains, strong winds and thunderstorms.
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The Opportunity Mars Rover may be officially offline for good, but its legacy of science and imagery is ongoing — and NASA just shared the last (nearly) complete panorama the robot sent back before it was blanketed in dust.
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On Thursday, residents on the island said the ash was falling from the volcano so thickly that it blocked out the sun, according to Radio NZ. Photos and webcam footage showed the landscape blanketed in thick gray ash.
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He is blanketed in tiny animals no one can see, creatures more diverse than all the plants and animals in the visible world, protecting his skin and digesting his dinner and making a home of his inner ear.
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These "snow scenes," as he dismissively referred to them, typically involved some combination of white-blanketed trees, distant farmhouses, meandering streams and, sometimes, deer (which he rendered with far less success than he had the New York skyscrapers).
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In the last year, electric scooters have blanketed the streets of American, European and Chinese cities, and this proliferation is widely expected to result in price competition that could eat into profits and force consolidation in the industry.
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A week into his presidential run, Bloomberg had already blanketed the country with inescapable ads: "He could've just been the middle-class kid who made good, but Mike Bloomberg became the guy who did good," the narrator says.
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As recently as the first week of November, Gurgaon and neighboring New Delhi were blanketed by a layer of smog so thick that officials declared a "public health emergency," dozens of flights were canceled and schools were closed.
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On Tuesday, two cricketers threw up on the field during an India-Sri Lanka Test match as a toxic haze blanketed the stadium and Sri Lanka, whose players wore masks, said it had complained to the International Cricket Council.
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Some pre-summit meetings were canceled or delayed as the first waves of delegates waded through snow-blanketed streets with luggage, looking for their hotels, or had to wait for road crews to dig their limousines out of drifts.
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The Hubble wasn't actually able to tell if the worlds have atmospheres that would be hospitable, but it did rule out the idea that both are blanketed by a thick atmosphere that you might find on a gaseous planet.
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In 2013, when a new wave of progressive energy began to sweep over the Democratic Party, it blanketed social media with a new slogan, "I'm From the Elizabeth Warren Wing of the Party," to brand it in her name.
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California's wildfires have blanketed major cities in the state with an orange haze, but rolling blackouts imposed by PG&E have made it harder for local health officials to track the level of pollution being released into the air.
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Tuning into a feed of the Grand Canyon isn't quite enough to give you a full idea of its scale and scope, but it's a fantastic watch nevertheless—provided the whole scene isn't blanketed in a layer of fog.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Atop Hong Kong's tallest peak blanketed in clouds, three masked urban explorers step back in time as they slip through a wire mesh fence and march towards an abandoned army barracks from the British colonial era.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's president said on Tuesday he was "truly ashamed" of his government's inability to clear air pollution that has blanketed Seoul and parts of the country for weeks, and proposed an early warning system with China.
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In the weeks before the election, the Clinton camp blanketed the Silver State with more than two dozen rallies — many of them studded with stars like Katy Perry and DJ Steve Aoki — in hopes of increasing Democratic voter turnout.
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There are juicy, crisp-skinned chickens here, too, but also rich ducks, glazed in tart, smoky barbecue sauce; round slices of tender prime rib, roasted pork, and lamb, glistening with fat; and whole branzino blanketed in scallions and cilantro.
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Thick "vog" – volcanic smog created by vapor, sulfur dioxide gas and carbon dioxide - blanketed a 2,400-acre zone, and just this week, scientists at the U.S. Geological Survey warned of volcanic glass called "Pele's hair" falling from the sky.
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The timing coincided with sunset, and the short time I spent in this room afforded one of the highlights of my brief trip: a prime view of the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge, spanning the bay, blanketed in pink.
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"I'm always trying to tell stories that people don't know," he said, citing the toxic fog that blanketed London for five days in December 1952, killing at least 4,000 people, and that is at the heart of Episode 4.
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Meanwhile, privately owned small and medium enterprises have been disproportionately impacted by the lockdowns that blanketed the entire country, as locally-owned shops and restaurants with thin cash margins and greater difficulties in restarting business activity face imminent bankruptcy.
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Vice President Mike Pence blanketed television airwaves Thursday morning to defend the administration's European travel ban and seeking to clarify points of confusion that emerged from President Donald Trump's address to the nation on the White House's coronavirus response.
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Italians and tourists marveled at the enchantment of the snow in Rome, but panic and chaos erupted across much of Britain, including in London, where two days of intermittent snowfall left the capital blanketed with snow by Wednesday morning.
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Biden and all of the other Democratic contenders also will face competition for the first time on Super Tuesday from billionaire former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, who has blanketed the country with half a billion dollars in advertising.
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Homeownership in the United States has declined since the financial crisis, when the red-hot U.S. housing market collapsed under the weight of an over-leveraged banking system blanketed with subprime mortgages that were dressed as mortgage-backed securities.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's sports federations have postponed youth matches in New South Wales as firefighters battled to contain nearly 150 fires burning in the eastern state on Friday that have blanketed Sydney, the nation's biggest city, in hazardous smoke.
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Thick "vog" – volcanic smog created by vapor, sulfur dioxide gas and carbon dioxide – blanketed a 2,400-acre zone, and just this week, scientists at the U.S. Geological Survey warned of volcanic glass known as "Pele's hair" falling from the sky.
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Google blanketed Vegas across what had to be hundreds of billboards, branded the monorail and several buildings, and even brought back its ball pit/trivia game/vending machines alongside a mini-rollercoaster/funhouse it built in the LVCC's central lot.
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Announcing her 2020 presidential campaign as snow blanketed Minneapolis on Sunday, Klobuchar became covered with flakes, from her hair to her coat, as she discussed several political issues that have inspired her bid for the White House — including climate change.
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Indonesia was blamed for one of the worst ever peat and forest fire crises that blanketed much of Southeast Asia in thick haze in 2015, and since then has sought to take back and protect vast tracts of peatlands from corporations.
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The group blanketed the area with ads promoting Mr. McPike's record on gun control, and he was elected despite an F grade from the N.R.A. "It takes muscle to counteract the muscle of the N.R.A.," he said in an interview.
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The Midwest is regularly blanketed in feet of snow, the Pacific Northwest is generally wet and wild, lucky Southern California is chilly at best, and the Mid-Atlantic is always in for a surprise with its grab bag of a forecast.
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HONG KONG, June 13 (Reuters) - Atop Hong Kong's tallest peak blanketed in clouds, three masked urban explorers step back in time as they slip through a wire mesh fence and march towards an abandoned army barracks from the British colonial era.
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But for the first major convention of Hollywood elites since the #metoo movement castrated some of its most powerful players, where Golden Globes women should be announcing their triumph and their resilience, the red carpet will be blanketed in black.
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But there are few places left on Earth that aren't blanketed by cellphone and other wireless signals, which, perhaps, will one day be co-opted into a giant version of WiGate that keeps tabs on everyone in a given area.
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SNOW SPECIALS, EAST AND WEST Skiing is notoriously pricey, but Visit Telluride in Colorado is doing all it can to tempt skiers and snowboarders to the slopes, already blanketed by 13 feet of snow, with new stay and ski deals.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesian police have arrested more than double the number of individuals in forest fire cases this year compared with 2015, when large parts of the region were blanketed in choking smog from fires that caused a national crisis.
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Super Cali bloom While many of you are still blanketed in white, California is experiencing a blizzard of color, a once-in-a-decade explosion of desert wildflowers, the aftereffect of long-waited-for rains in the drought-stricken area.
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And then, I woke up one morning to see that the grass (which insists on growing despite the dank cold each night) was blanketed with flower petals — deep enough, if they were snowdrifts, to call a snow day in France.
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They're a common storm during the winter and early spring months along the Atlantic Coast of the US. You may recall, earlier in January, the Northeast was hit by a powerful nor'easter which left much of the coast blanketed in snow.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Authorities in Tianjin grounded dozens of flights and closed most highways on Sunday after severe smog blanketed the city, one of more than more than 40 in China's northeast to issue pollution warnings in the past 3003 hours.
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In recent days, I watched as throngs of supporters of Israel unloaded from buses and blanketed Capitol Hill to meet with their Members of Congress with a singular goal in mind: to strengthen America's relationship with our beloved ally, Israel.
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Barke, the Georgia Tech professor, has seen his home in the district blanketed with robocalls, television ads and pieces of direct mail, each piece proof of the outsized attention and spending in what has previously been considered a reliably red district.
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But both sides viewed Ms. Ross as vulnerable because of her A.C.L.U. background, and the National Republican Senatorial Committee blanketed the airwaves with ads claiming that Ms. Ross opposed a state sex offender registry, an allegation Ms. Ross strongly rebutted.
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A patchwork of fields — some blanketed with purple potato flowers, others sprouting young corn stalks, and many barren and brown, waiting to be planted — terraced the hills and spread out on a plateau that overlooked the river about 2210 feet below.
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They're a common storm during the winter and early spring months along the Atlantic coast of the US. You may recall, earlier in January, the Northeast was hit by a powerful nor'easter that left much of the coast blanketed in snow.
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It was the last day in February, and snow still blanketed the ground as our van pulled into the town, past a Bioshock-worthy sign celebrating the element dubnium (atomic number 105), named for the town in which it was discovered.
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Torrential rain poured down on the team of scientists and conservationists on Jamaica Bay as their small boat slowly towed about 85 cages packed with 36,000 oysters, a species that once blanketed New York Harbor but is now nearly extinct there.
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JL: I'll forever remember the New York Times on the day that they had four or five email stories that blanketed the front page, and ... JF: No, it was about the letter, it was about Comey's letter JL: Comey's letter.
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So, as One Child Nation shows, the Chinese government blanketed the country with propaganda intended to convince citizens to keep their family sizes within the allowed limit, and to report on their neighbors if they suspected anyone wasn't following the rules.
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And yet that reckoning didn't last; the reality of America's crimes in Vietnam has been blanketed over by presidents, politicians and other leaders looking to heal the country — even if that meant ignoring history — to promote a new patriotic nationalism.
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In a series of events that began in New Hampshire last summer and continued this month in Iowa, Ms. Klobuchar has been feeding her recipe, blanketed in Tater Tots, to voters at gatherings the campaign calls Hot Dish House Parties.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - A major city in China's Shandong province has ordered seven coal-fired power plants, including one of the nation's largest, to cut output by nearly two-thirds to curtail hazardous smog that has blanketed the north of the country.
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This is at least the ninth storm-related death across the country since Friday, as severe weather and tornadoes have ravaged parts of the Midwest and South and rounds of crippling snow and ice have blanketed areas from Kansas to Michigan.
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The New York Yankees postponed their hotly anticipated home opener because of the snowy weather, and the game was rescheduled for Tuesday at 4:05 pm ET. In Connecticut, the wet snow blanketed roads and made for a difficult morning commute.
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BEIJING, Dec 20 (Reuters) - A major city in China's Shandong province has ordered seven big coal-fired power plants to cut output by nearly two-thirds as part of a clampdown on pollution as smog blanketed northern parts of the country.
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The small, sinuously gnarled turkey bone of a model, blanketed in pencil points and guidelines, was converted by Henraux's artisans into the 7.5-foot "Ding Dong Bat," a serpentine marble sculpture now at the Noguchi Museum in New York City.
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But despite facing consistent pressure, and having his receivers blanketed by one of the N.F.L.'s best secondaries, Prescott kept his errors to a minimum and completed 12 of 18 passes for a season-low 139 yards and one touchdown.
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ST. PAUL — On a tour of the climate-controlled vaults of the Minnesota Historical Society — where the bulk of the institution's 6,000 works of art are stored — Brian Szott pointed to a pastoral painting of a farmhouse blanketed in snow.
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Producers of palm oil, a commodity used in everything from ice cream to lipstick, are blamed for destroying forests in Southeast Asia, in part by using slash-and-burn techniques that blanketed Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia in smog in September.
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Sydney, the country's most populous city, was blanketed in a thick haze for the fourth consecutive day, pushing it into a rare and repeat appearance in the list of top ten cities with the worst air pollution in the world.
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As lead-colored air blanketed the capital, moving in from the industrial heartland of surrounding Hebei Province, residents posted photographs on social media showing how the skies had changed to gloomy gray at sunset from bright blue in the morning.
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JAKARTA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Forest fires that blanketed Southeast Asia in thick haze last year released the greatest amount of climate-changing carbon since record blazes in 1997, producing emissions higher than in the whole of the European Union, scientists said on Tuesday.
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"The bitter cold that blanketed the U.S. over the past week hurt consumers' ability to shop, which means more is riding on the current week as holiday shopping wraps up," Michael Niemira, chief economist of the The Retail Economist, said in a statement.
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A classic case of industrial melanism is England's peppered moths, which were originally white and flecked with black, but rapidly became solidly dark after soot from 19th century industry blanketed tree trunks, making light moths far more likely to be spotted by predators.
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THE hills surrounding Sinaí, a village in south-west Colombia, are blanketed in a green patchwork, ranging from the bright chartreuse of coca-plant seedlings to a darker clover colour that indicates the leaves are ripe for picking and processing into cocaine.
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Fuego volcano is located southwest of the capital city and is just 10 miles west of Antigua Guatemala, a famous tourist destination, which was blanketed in ash from the stratovolcano — a type of volcano known for its steep, conical shape and explosive eruptions.
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You might not know, for instance, that it's the last surviving fragment of the Laurentide Ice Sheet, which blanketed North America from Alaska to Iowa to New York at a time when the land belonged to mastodons, dire wolves, and saber-tooth tigers.
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One concrete example Amazon provides is of its Patterson, CA fulfillment center, where over 75 percent of the building's 1.1 million square feet of roof will be blanketed in solar panels, which will then help power the hundreds of Amazon sorting robotics within.
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Cruz and super PACs opposing Trump's candidacy have blanketed the South Carolina airwaves knocking the New York billionaire, using Trump's past support for abortion, some gun control measures and his praise of former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to question Trump's conservative credo.
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This is a testament to his optimistic campaigning and his emphasis on old-fashioned retail politics -- perhaps showing that the barrage of attack ads that have blanketed the Granite State were not as effective as the 100+ town hall meetings that Kasich attended.
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But for the moment, as we turn past gleaming Benzes and teenagers in expensive streetwear, he points out which streets he trick-or-treated down and which he remembers blanketed by flowers and candlelight, to commemorate people from the neighborhood who'd passed.
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At one of his tastings, a diner seated across from me took a bite of a salmon dish blanketed in a velvety shroud of oyster emulsion and ramp purée and proclaimed that it was as good as anything he's eaten at Le Bernardin.
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A holiday storm has blanketed the lakefront city of Erie, Pa., in more than five feet of snow this week, burying streets and driveways in mountains of powder and ice, forcing residents to abandon their incapacitated cars and shattering several snowfall records.
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The desperation is palpable across the state's sandy midsection, a flat expanse once lushly blanketed with citrus trees, most of them the juice oranges that underpin a $7.2 billion industry employing 50,000 people, about 40,000 fewer than it did two decades ago.
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That doesn't bode well for the Siberians whose town was blanketed with toxic black snow earlier this year and are now asking Canada for asylum, or the Latin Americans who are already leaving their countries because of hardships induced by the climate crisis.
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An army of on-air talent, cameramen and assistants blanketed the grounds to cover the network's seventh Belmont since it had reacquired the rights to the race in 13; it had already been broadcasting the Kentucky Derby and the Preakness Stakes since 21.
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The closings highlight the challenges Wal-Mart faces in finding growth opportunities in both its home market, which it has blanketed with some 4,500 stores, and overseas, where it has grown to more than 6,000 locations but has struggled to generate consistent returns.
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Klobuchar's uncovered head was covered in light snow by the end of her speech and snowflakes blanketed everything in front of her, from her eyelashes to the microphone she used to the pages of her speech that were enclosed in plastic covers.
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HONG KONG — Antigovernment protesters in Hong Kong rallied in a downtown park, occupied a major road and blanketed several neighborhoods with pro-democracy artwork on Saturday, days before a sensitive national holiday that will commemorate 70 years of Communist rule in China.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's smoggiest cities have pledged to ramp up the battle on pollution after air quality deteriorated in the first few months of this year, the China Daily reported on Monday, as smog blanketed the capital, Beijing, and the surrounding region.
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Conservative groups, including AAN as well as President Donald Trump's reelection campaign, have already blanketed many freshman Democrats' districts with millions of dollars in TV ads, taking advantage of cheap media markets in places like upstate New York, central Utah and northern Maine.
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Democratic hopefuls in a variety of districts across the country have blanketed the airwaves with evocative stories about their personal health care struggles for months, drawing a direct line for voters between their individual health struggles and their decision to run for office.
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When New York City ventured out from shelter to see the damage Winter Storm Jonas left in its wake last week, they found a city covered in more than a layer of snow — it was also blanketed with a fresh coat of graffiti.
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Bitter cold is setting in after a major winter storm blanketed a wide swath of the country in snow, sleet and rain this weekend, creating dangerously icy conditions that promise to complicate cleanup efforts and make travel challenging on Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
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"After Winter," for instance, features black actors and actresses blanketed in black face paint, all staring on silently except for Kojey, who smokes a cigarette and screams his lyrics like "All I want is 40 acres a mule and my respect" into the lens.
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Its homepage is blanketed with ads for discounted Fire TV Sticks, Tide Pods, and Purina dog food, along with celebratory banners to remind you that this is a special occasion — and that while it may be Amazon's birthday, it's you who's getting a gift.
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The heat wave, which has blanketed about a third of the population of the United States in recent days, is due to break on Monday in a burst of thunderstorms and cooling rain brought on by a cold front, the National Weather Service said.
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It is, however, equally important not to neglect what you are going to drink when you wake up Saturday morning and realize your entire world is blanketed in white, you have an endless supply of coffee and a full season of your favorite television show.
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The women were allowed to come and go from their cells, which smelled of Renuzit air freshener and were blanketed in handmade afghans, for privacy and probably so as to make use of these afghans, which they churned out on the oily axle of time.
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The governor, who faced only nominal primary opposition, has blanketed the airwaves with attack ads depicting Nelson as a career politician with little to show for his time in Washington - though so far it has not given him a huge boost in the polls.
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In Mumbai, Pandya's home town, it's commonly eaten on the go; here it's billed as a "snack," along with other street foods, including a fantastic aloo chana chaat, made with smashed fingerling potatoes and chickpeas blanketed in luscious yogurt and sweet and spicy chutneys.
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The volcano shot thick plumes of ash miles into the sky that rained down on nearby towns and a thick smoldering layer of ash and volcanic rock blanketed the tiny hamlet of San Miguel Los Lotes, with only the roofs of some homes sticking out.
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The iconic valley, usually smothered in tourists this time of year, was instead blanketed in plumes from a raging nearby 38,000-acre wildfire that forced evacuations and turned one of the country's most popular national parks into a virtual ghost town on Wednesday afternoon.
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OKINAWA — Concluding a stump speech before more than 500 supporters in a large auditorium, Denny Tamaki, a candidate for governor on this southern Japanese island blanketed by American military installations, invoked his parentage to explain why he thinks he is uniquely qualified for the job.
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In some of the states, Biden didn't have campaign offices or staff on the ground, while Bloomberg blanketed the airwaves and had a sophisticated operation with dozens of offices and hundreds of staffers in places like Virginia, which Biden carried by 30 points over Sanders.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - A giant bushfire on the edge of Sydney, which has blanketed the city in smoke causing a spike in respiratory illnesses and the cancellation of outdoor sports, will take weeks to control but will not be extinguished without heavy rains, firefighters said.
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In recent days and weeks as Bloomberg's multi-billion-dollar campaign operation have blanketed the airwaves and propelled him into double-digits in the polls with a real shot of winning delegates to the national convention, his rivals have honed in on Bloomberg's many weaknesses.
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But they are all swallows around the juggernaut of Mr. Johnson, who Tories, as the Conservatives are known, believe is the only man who can protect them from Nigel Farage and a Britain blanketed in union flags, full of knife crime directed at immigrants.
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As far south as Charleston, South Carolina, freezing rain coated the city's landmark church steeples, while a shroud of ice blanketed rock faces next to Niagara Falls as mist from the thundering falls on New York's border with Canada froze in the bitterly cold air.
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Opportunity's last Mars panorama is a showstopper The Opportunity Mars Rover may be officially offline for good, but its legacy of science and imagery is ongoing — and NASA just shared the last (nearly) complete panorama the robot sent back before it was blanketed in dust. 5.
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Little Falls As a snowstorm blanketed Little Falls this January, just ahead of a polar vortex that sent wind chills down to –50 degrees, the task force volunteers met at St. Gabriel's Hospital over lasagna to see what was working, and what still needed to be done.
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The collaboration is officially titled "The Ten: Icons Reimagined by Virgil Abloh," and will give famous Nike styles like Air Force 1s and Air Jordans the Off-White treatment: a deconstructed aesthetic blanketed in exaggerated branding (Bella's pair features dramatically lengthened Nike swooshes and hand-scrawled slogans).
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Some 3,000 business, government and civil society figures are due to gather in the snow-blanketed ski resort, but among them are only three leaders of the Group of Seven most industrialised countries: Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Italian Premier Giuseppe Conte.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - The Thai capital fired water cannon into the hot tropical air and hosed down streets on Monday as authorities handed out masks in a bid to combat air pollution in one of the world's most visited cities which has been blanketed by smog since Saturday.
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Simona Mulazzani's lush illustrations take the reader to two distinctly different worlds: inside an artist's art-filled studio, where a drop of ink waits patiently to be put to use, and outside to a serene snow-blanketed town, where a snowflake wonders where it will land.
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When: November 153, 2017–April 15, 2018 Where: Madison Square Park (between Fifth & Madison Avenues, E 23rd & 26th Streets, Flatiron District, Manhattan) One of the joys of winter in New York is when the parks are blanketed in luminous snow, which often melts away too quickly.
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But as more than 650 family members and pancreatic cancer survivors blanketed offices of lawmakers from all 50 states, the goal was to keep pressure on Congress, which is struggling to come to consensus on a budget deal, to keep the budget knives away from medical research.
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When Kate Spade and Anthony Bourdain both died by suicide this summer, it felt like the entire internet was blanketed with messages of support for anyone contemplating self harm: call suicide hotlines, reach out to friends and family members, don't be afraid to seek professional help.
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It was not exactly a perfect night in Washington for Fourth of July fireworks this year, when fog and rain blanketed the sky and made the Independence Day show from the National Mall less impressive than usual to those who had staked out a spot nearby.
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Some 3,000 business, government and civil society chiefs are due to gather in the snow-blanketed ski resort, but among them are only three leaders of the Group of Seven most industrialised countries: Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Italian premier Giuseppe Conte.
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Bloomberg chose not to compete in the first four caucus and primary states — he will not be a caucus choice in Nevada despite being on the debate stage — and has blanketed the country with over $400 million in advertising since he entered the race last November.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - A giant blaze that has blanketed Sydney, Australia's largest city, in a hazardous smoke may take many weeks to put out, fire services said late on Friday, with the whole region fighting nearly 100 wild fires and expectations that the worst is yet to come.
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As heavy snow blanketed much of the Northeast on Monday, the New York City region coped with a sloppy mix of rain and snow that made walking difficult, driving hazardous and getting a head start on the evening commute a priority for many bus and train riders.
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In April 2015, when the state's snowpack hit its lowest since 1950 at 5 percent of its historic average, Brown stood on a dry mountain that was normally blanketed in snow at that time of year and ordered urban areas to reduce water use by 25 percent.
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Some 3,000 business, government and civil society figures are due to gather in the snow-blanketed ski resort, but among them are only three leaders of the Group of Seven most industrialized countries: Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Italian Premier Giuseppe Conte.
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The volcano shot thick plumes of ash miles (km) into the sky that rained down on nearby towns and a thick smoldering layer of ash and volcanic rock blanketed the tiny hamlet of San Miguel Los Lotes, with only the roofs of some homes sticking out.
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M.T.A. officials said that January was particularly hard on the subway system because of a two-day snowstorm early in the month that blanketed the city, and extreme swings in temperature from cold to warm during the month that caused snow to melt faster and seep into equipment.
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The billionaire businessman has spent more than $22 million on television and radio ads here and blanketed the state with more events than any candidate in this race, hoping that a direct and persistent outreach to black voters could cut into Biden's strength with the powerful voting bloc.
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The mayor, in a news conference on Monday, emphasized that "no one is saying 'mission accomplished,' " and he acknowledged the "different realities" in some parts of Queens, where scores of plow trucks became overwhelmed during the storm and howls rose up soon after from elected officials over snow-blanketed streets.
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Visitors photographed their mugs against the hazy backdrop that blanketed popular tourist attractions like the India Gate, a 138-foot-hight structure built in 1931 to honor Indian soldiers who died in World War I. Indian tourists take selfies against the war memorial India Gate in New Delhi, India, Sunday, Nov.
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The famously smoggy skies in Beijing were uncharacteristically clear for the occasion, while Beijing was under virtual lockdown — the Forbidden City had been shut to tourists since late on Tuesday to prepare for Trump's visit, many roads were closed, and Beijing was blanketed with a heavy police and military presence.
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Blanketed by a wash of sepia, the scene features just a few patches of bright color, which illuminate the page like spotlights: A busy dad works at one end of the house while his daughter appears in the opposite corner, drawing an arched portal on her wall, planning her escape.
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GUN was known for performance art/environmental art works such as "Event to Change the Image of Snow" (1970), in which its members used a fertilizer sprayer to cover a snow-blanketed riverbed with colored food dyes, only to see their efforts vanquished by new layers of fast-falling snow.
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In 22.7, when the territory was still part of Mexico, a family by the last name of Elías received a land grant from the government it established as Los Nogales de Elías, a name derived from the walnut trees that blanketed what today is known as the Santa Cruz River Valley.
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A person close to the president said he has been fixated on Bloomberg since the beginning of the year, repeatedly bringing up the former mayor's growing campaign operation, which surpassed 1,000 staffers last month and includes a number of seasoned Democratic campaign veterans, and the ads he has blanketed the nation's airwaves with.
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"The Snowy Day" by Ezra Jack Keats available at Amazon for $12.98 and Barnes & Noble for $16.19Quiet Peter has quite a day enjoying the new snow that has blanketed his neighborhood, but I don't have to tell you that since this book has been a classic since it was first published in 1962.
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Pop a few LTE antennas in there and all of a sudden the whole district is blanketed in "broadband" by the FCC's definition, even though people still have DSL at home and can't watch Netflix because it'll go over their mobile data caps (because it's not included in the zero-rating scheme).
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Mar's requisite gambas al ajillo , large head-on shrimp with fried garlic slivers, can advisedly be accompanied by chunks of red snapper marinated in vinegar and a pimenton-heavy Canary Islands spice mixture, a forest of fat white asparagus blanketed in mayonnaise, and a rich squid-ink rice, salty like the ocean.
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" Bloomberg's ads, which have blanketed the airwaves even as the former mayor declines to participate in early-voting states, feature footage of the two together at a 85033 event on gun violence, as well as a clip of Obama saying Bloomberg "has been a leader throughout the country for the past 12 years.
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Naftogaz said it would seek damages from Gazprom for its failure to restart daily deliveries of 18-20 million cubic meters of gas, which has forced it to take emergency measures to make up for the shortage at a time when a Europe-wide cold snap has blanketed most of Ukraine with heavy snow.
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Los Angeles is blanketed in ads for the movie (many of which are plastered on billboards owned by Netflix), and the company sometimes seems as if it's turned on giant swag hoses at the corner of Hollywood and Vine to drench industry voters, aspiring hopefuls, and random tourists in copies of the screenplay or whatever.
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You'll still quarantine your industrial zones to a smog-blanketed periphery, except now they'll have refineries instead of box factories, and you'll be able to click on a little box that lets you know what goods are being processed and put into the manufacture of other goods, and which are being shipped to market.
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Seeing the Registan of Samarkand for the first time, a town square boxed in by three towering madrasas blanketed in turquoise tiles, I imagined the past, when those blue domes filled the horizon and polyglot crowds — Jewish merchants, Persian Zoroastrians, Muslim students of astronomy — gathered in the Registan to watch public proclamations and executions.
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The custom is to collect your shell, retire alone to the cover of a nearby shadow, take the entirety at one draft and then spit the particulate remnants; by nightfall, when even the city is blanketed in thick dark, the only regular sounds are the screech of the fruit bat and the hock of spit.
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The blazes, on the Indonesian island of Sumatra and on the Indonesian side of Borneo Island, destroyed more than 215,22015 square miles of forests, blanketed large parts of Southeast Asia in a toxic haze for weeks, sickened hundreds of thousands of people and caused as much as $2100 billion in economic losses in Indonesia, the government said.
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In 2018, the cost of fighting wildfires broke $3 billion for the first time for the U.S. federal government alone, according to the National Interagency Fire Center here Australia's government allocated AUD 2 billion ($1.4 billion) for an "initial" recovery fund this month after record bushfires hit every state and blanketed many large cities in heavy smoke.
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The agency said in a statement that China would create more than 13 million jobs in the renewable energy sector by 2020, curb the growth of greenhouse gasses that contribute to global warming and reduce the amount of soot that in recent days has blanketed Beijing and other Chinese cities in a noxious cloud of smog.
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Bloomberg, who has appeared in the top five in several polls and blanketed the airwaves with advertising despite not yet being on the ballot in any contests, was confronted last week with a recording released by progressive podcast host Benjamin Dixon in which the former mayor defended the racial disparities in New York's stop-and-frisk policy.
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At about the same time when Munich's railway stations were cleared on threats of terrorist attacks, the beautiful Grand-Place in Brussels blanketed by storm-troopers and some 100,000 police and army personnel patrolled the French cities, the people in the Land of the Rising Sun were serenely praying on New Year's sunrise to the celestial sun goddess Amaterasu Omikami.
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In the hours leading up to his address, the White House posted interactive fact sheets on its website highlighting Obama's record on a wide-range of domestic and foreign policy issues and blanketed social media with a minute-long, black-and-white documentary-style video of Obama in the Oval Office reflecting on the many challenges he confronted during his two presidential terms.
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At the beginning of the year the company hired Bruce Henderson, formerly chief creative officer at IPG events agency Jack Morton, to run its 125-strong internal team, and in May it blanketed New York's Times Square with an out of home campaign including digital billboards and ads in nearby taxis and subway stations as it prepared to go public.
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In fact one of the most audacious tricks that Republicans sought to pull off was ginning up as much outrage over a loathsome Latino Victory Fund ad that ran on television just a handful of times — it showed a truck with a Confederate flag hunting down children of color — as there was over viciously negative commercials of Gillespie's that blanketed the airwaves.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads It's a long subway ride from Manhattan's Upper East Side — where some of the world's most ornate apartment buildings stand amid a gulch of world-class cultural institutions — to the Brooklyn neighborhood of Flatbush, where the Philip Howard Apartments loom over the patchwork of new commercial real estate that has blanketed the neighborhood in the past decade.
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Illustration: Jim Cooke (Gizmodo); Photo: Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore / National Park Service (Flickr); Screenshot: Science China Press; Graphic: GizmodoJanuary 2019 is nearly over and—for now—so is the month-plus federal government shutdown that blanketed national parks in filth and destruction, played with disturbing consequences for the nationwide "air safety environment," threw off disaster preparation efforts, broke federal websites, and disrupted scientific conferences.
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In Washington, the National Zoo reported 270 inches for the weekend, and other places reported totals not seen in years if not generations: 19693 inches in Roselle Park, N.J.; 21969 inches in Frederick, Md.; 242 inches in Philomont, Va.; and 230 inches in Glengary, W.Va. A satellite image from NASA shows the extent of the huge winter storm that blanketed the East Coast with snow on Saturday.
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From having killed Osama bin Laden in May 2011, who was hiding in plain sight in the military garrison town of Abbottabad, to the downing of a NATO helicopter on the Afghanistan-Pakistani border the following November that resulted in Pakistan shutting down NATO supply lines into Afghanistan, the U.S.-Pakistan relationship was, and continues to be, blanketed with suspicion and mistrust — and for good reason.
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Wintry weather from the Great Plains to the Northeast As snow, freezing rain and mixed precipitation blanketed the Midwest and Ohio Valley Sunday, "a wide swath of snow" is expected Monday to hit areas in the central Plains eastward through the Midwest, the lower Great Lakes, central Appalachians and into the northern Mid-Atlantic States, according to the National Weather Service's short range forecast.
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Watch Sand Magically Flow Like a Liquid When Pumped Full of AirThe playground you frequented as a kid was probably blanketed in sand to help soften the impact…Read more ReadAs the air works its way up from pipes at the bottom of the hot tub, it makes its way in-between all the granules of sand, reducing the friction and causing the mixture to behave like water.
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Brazil prepared for an "unprecedented" operation, deploying 44,000 troops starting Saturday to fight the fires that have blanketed the Amazon region and prompted anti-government protests, as well as global condemnation and widespread concern, reports AP. Why it matters: Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, known as a far-right populist and climate science cynic, authorized use of the national military to battle the blazes on Friday as international pressure mounted.
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