Their names tended toward the bombastic: Lost World Caverns and Endless Caverns and Forbidden Caverns and Lost Sea Adventure.
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Both these developments use underground salt caverns to store air.
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I venture into one the planet's many, vast subterranean caverns.
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The dark caverns are huge and seem to never end.
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Once the caverns are filled with oil, pressure from water naturally present in surrounding rock prevents it from seeping away, and Chinese officials say the caverns are relatively cheap, long-lasting and require little maintenance.
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No doubt, these caverns would be perfect for aspiring lunar colonists.
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The Obamas prepared to depart to Carlsbad Caverns shortly after landing.
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There are lakes, state parks, caverns and a river to explore.
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In the same park are a series of caverns, or latomie.
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The Obama's visited Carlsbad Caverns National Park in New Mexico on Friday.
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Some companies inject industrial waste into some caverns, or chemicals or gas.
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Giant Canyon Swing at Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park in Glenwood Springs, Colorado
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Back in 1954, mathematician and electronics engineer Leland Sprinkle visited the caverns.
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For Stefan Pokorny, said buildings are castles and caverns, cities and sewers.
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Explore a giant cave when you visit Alabama's Cathedral Caverns State Park.
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Zelda and Link appear to be exploring the caverns underneath Hyrule Castle.
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And in Germany a utility pumps underground caverns full of compressed air.
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Divers take four of the boys out through tight passages and flooded caverns.
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Aiming a botnet at Netflix would be like shoveling dirt into Carlsbad Caverns.
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It's dark and feels dangerous, as do the Caverns late in the game.
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Yookongkaew's team navigated through the pitch-black caverns and under rising, murky water.
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Digging beneath Hocking Hills' caverns, archaeologists have unearthed thousands of years of campfires.
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Dead space marines, the remnants of a prior failed expedition, litter the earliest caverns.
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The utility's other two storage caverns are at Playa del Rey and La Goleta.
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He was 18 the first time he went spelunking in Cincinnati's man-made caverns.
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A plaque reading "handhewn caverns" is displayed in the stone front of the cistern.
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Gilbert said the techies had inner tubes in the underground caverns at one point.
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Rain and the long winding caverns of an unfamiliar cave were already a concern.
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CARLSBAD CAVERNS NATIONAL PARK, N.M. (Reuters) - U.S. President Barack Obama and his family escaped the blistering heat of the Chihuahuan Desert on Friday when they went through a maze of ancient caverns where the only sound was the drip-dripping from stalactites.
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Mammoth Caves, with more 400 explored miles of caverns, has a delicate and complex ecosystem.
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In caverns with air pockets they were "floated" through with the support of four rescuers.
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I surfed icy slopes through cold caverns, jumping from one icy slide to the next.
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Birds sang, rivers ran, there were caverns measureless to man (because man did not exist).
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The land itself is beautiful: sprawling prairie and caverns that dip deep into the earth.
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As he pushed deeper into the caverns deep below the planet's SR388, nervousness crept in.
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The space still left in Europe tends to be in harder-to-reach sites away from the Amsterdam-Rotterdam-Antwerp (ARA) hub, facilities further inland or those such as salt caverns, which are rock-cut caverns in Scandinavia that draw little attention during normal times.
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The article included photos of Pitt hanging out in White Sands, Carlsbad Caverns, and the Everglades.
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Prior to visiting Yosemite, the Obama family visited Carlsbad Caverns National Park in Roswell, New Mexico.
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The large, echoey chambers of Luray Caverns have formed naturally over the past 400 millions years.
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Would we get new kinds of world generation with deep dungeons and giant Moria-style caverns?
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Excess gas from North Texas gets sent to salt caverns in Oklahoma and elsewhere for storage.
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Located in northeast Alabama, Cathedral Caverns State Park is named for its massive cathedral-like cave.
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They took "feeling yourself" from a shameful impulse rotting in the MySpace caverns and dignified it.
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He uses mirrors to add depth and make it seem as if his caverns go deep.
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The Carlsbad Caverns, with over 100 caves, is one of the world's largest collections of caves.
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The interior is creamy and slightly crumbly, flecked with blue-green caverns of minerally, granular mold.
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Previous research showed that these caverns, should they exist, would be stable enough for subterranean lunar bases.
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Researchers will continue to study these chevrons and will search for other caverns, according to the project.
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Over the winter, snakes seek shelter from below-freezing temperatures in limestone caverns in Manitoba's Interlake region.
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Enormous caverns have been cut, Bond-style, into the mountainside, big enough to hide 20 ballistic-missile submarines.
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One of my favorite additions to the game is the shrines — glowing caverns scattered liberally across the map.
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Duplicate samples of some of the world's most important crops are stored within the facility's cold, dry caverns.
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They're forcing air into underground caverns then using the breeze to power turbines when it comes gushing out.
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It specialises in underground natural gas storages using salt or rock caverns and depleted oil and gas fields.
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At the caverns, which were closed for the Obamas' visit, the family took an elevator down 754 feet.
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Carlsbad Caverns National Park is comprised of more than 119 limestone caves found underground below the Chihuahuan Desert.
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The stations, in caverns deep below the surface, are vast and airy, with spacious mezzanines and high ceilings.
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Most sports bars are caverns of dark wood and stale Michelob, mutant dives that sprouted too many televisions.
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Bad guys seem to feel most powerful and secure while burrowed into island caverns or perched on cliffs.
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The suspension of peace present throughout the room did not extend itself to the endless caverns of my mind.
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The SPR holds hundreds of millions of barrels of crude in heavily guarded underground caverns in Louisiana and Texas.
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These range from giant batteries, via caverns filled with compressed air, to huge flywheels made of carbon-fibre composites.
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Tax cuts live beyond expiration dates, and beyond exploding deficits and yawning caverns of debt, for very simple reasons.
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A family of spiders, Brandolini told me, had been discovered living in the giant caverns of the David's hair.
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A quick search on YouTube will bring you a number of clips of young Parisians partying in the caverns.
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The chalice of everlasting life is not something to be sought, it lives within the caverns of the imagination.
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We would spend that week shimmying up side canyons, swimming in hidden pools and tossing Frisbees in massive caverns.
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They had only been planning to explore the caverns for an hour, they said, and had packed no snacks.
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But it was in the underground caverns of quarries-turned-barracks that American troops really turned their talents loose.
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"In subzero temperatures men dug miles of tunnels and caverns through glacial ice," Brian Mockenhaupt wrote in Smithsonian Magazine.
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The caverns themselves are an additional 100 feet beneath the ocean: two sealed cylindrical vaults, extending away from Jurong.
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The companies have also been investing in carbon capture technology that traps carbon in caverns or porous spaces underground.
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The SPR currently holds about 660 million barrels of mostly sour grade crude in underground caverns in Texas and Louisiana.
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In Bristol, Virginia, children go on field trips to local caverns and mines at part of the Summer Reading Program.
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If it's not the big Texan caverns, it's the migrating corn earworm moths that bring the bats here every summer.
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Every park has its famous highlights: Mather Overlook in Grand Canyon, Cadillac Mountain in Acadia, Big Room in Carlsbad Caverns.
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The SPR, managed by the Energy Department, is held in heavily-guarded underground caverns on the Texas and Louisiana coasts.
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The bricks are designed to recreate the energizing micro-climate created by the negatively-charged ions found in salt caverns.
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India's oil ministry and ISPRL, a government entity that builds the caverns, did not respond to Reuters' request for comments.
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Mr. Qisiiq's mentor, Lukasi Nappaaluk, remembers gathering mussels as a child in caverns of ice with ceilings 20 feet high.
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It turns out she is immortal, having walked through the flames of eternity, which are found deep in underground caverns.
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CARLSBAD CAVERNS NATIONAL PARK, N.M. — As his professional and parental duties approach a new phase, President Obama is taking a family vacation this weekend to the caverns here and to Yosemite National Park, echoing a similar trip he took seven years ago when his daughters were smaller and his hair not nearly so gray.
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He has a working family vacation planned on Friday to Carlsbad Caverns in New Mexico, and then to Yosemite in California.
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In Odyssey you'll explore huge spaces, uncovering secrets and collectables, traversing everything from the rooftops of skyscrapers to icy underground caverns.
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Gasoline makes these caves and caverns inhabitable for all other creatures who might seek out shelter, including endangered and threatened species.
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Loud from its rocky caverns, the deep-voiced neighboring ocean Speaks, and in accents disconsolate answers the wail of the forest.
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That decision was criticized after a 2001 gas leak in underground salt caverns in Kansas caused explosions that killed two people.
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In 2017, the government conducted a study, pinpointing 48 prospective caverns for long-term development, and has six more studies underway.
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A few rowboats sat overturned near the water's edge, where they'd been left when the caverns were closed to the public.
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Jordan's Wadi Rum is a desert rock formation home to caverns, arches, and animals including falcons, Arabian oryx and Nubian ibex.
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The family also visited Carlsbad Caverns in New Mexico this weekend as part of their tribute to the National Park Service.
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So the Jurong Rock Caverns are less an emblem of the marvels of technology than of the anxiety of a nation.
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In other areas they were carried in harnesses across very steep caverns as walking across these muddy areas would have been dangerous.
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But the result should be pretty spectacular as the Caverns are "an acoustically perfect setting," according to a representative for the locale.
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See Virginia's Luray Caverns, for instance, home to the "Great Stalacpipe Organ," which produces tones via rock formations rather than metal pipes.
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Rosetta's comet and others have very low densities, leading scientists to ask whether these time capsules are riddled with caves and caverns.
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Studies of the comet's gravitational pull suggests that its interior is not filled with caverns and tunnels, but is relatively consistent throughout.
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Exxon bought about 3.3 million barrels of oil from the reserve, held in a series of underground caverns in Texas and Louisiana.
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After Big Bend, I would drive into New Mexico for many epic sites, the first of which is Carlsbad Caverns National Park.
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One of the island's most distinctive features, though, remains hidden: the Jurong Rock Caverns, which hold 126 million gallons of crude oil.
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Still, it took 10 years of construction to complete, which included expanding both lakes and excavating huge caverns and miles of tunnels.
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Formed after the oil crises of the 1970s, this series of storage tanks and underground caverns today holds nearly 650 million barrels.
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When we shot in Carlsbad Caverns in New Mexico, I had to apply for a permit to rent it out after-hours.
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Because the ancient inhabitants of the region buried their dead in caves, these caverns likely hide major necropolises, ossuaries, and other archaeological treasures.
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Mahmud grew up in Batu Caves, a crowded Kuala Lumpur suburb, famous for a Hindu temple housed in a large complex of caverns.
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Besides mentally mapping a path through the game's seemingly endless caverns, you're also tasked with another balancing act: how much you can carry.
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For many there are worlds in the spaces between beats, vast caverns of meaning to be excavated from a few clipped vocal snippets.
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The Verge explores the latest developments in energy storage, from those giant batteries to infinitely spinning flywheels to bottling gas in underground caverns.
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Its cast of heroes are all cute, pixelated sprites, and they travel a map filled with dangerous caverns, snowy fields, and quaint towns.
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The U.S. SPR, the world's largest, holds about 688 million barrels of crude oil in heavily guarded underground caverns in Louisiana and Texas.
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The caverns selected by seals generally possess entrances above and below the water, and must contain dry beaches for mothers and their babies.
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Guides from the nearby town of Port-à-Piment take visitors into deep areas, but many easily accessible caverns are on the surface.
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I look up, and can see the inner construction of her digital body, the caverns and contours leading to her neck and head.
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Sound heading up the winding caverns of my ears, then conducted through slender bones, making the membranes vibrate and these tiny hairs dance.
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About 4 million years ago, a cave was forming in the Delaware Basin of what is now Carlsbad Caverns National Park in New Mexico.
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Hollowed Earth: The World of Underground Business Parks at the Center for Land Use Interpretation descends into the strange world of America's commercial caverns.
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Trilobites Scientists assembled a 1,500-year history of big storm activity by retrieving sediment from the island country's submarine caverns. Katrina. Harvey. Maria. Dorian.
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Iconic stages make appearances, including a haunted house littered with ghosts and trap doors, dark underground caverns, and the green pipe burdened Mushroom Kingdom.
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When the couple drove to Carlsbad Caverns National Park, they couldn't get in since the visitor's center functions as the entrance to the caves.
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There are warp pipes to slide down, underground caverns to trek through, and smack in the middle is a towering statue of Mario himself.
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Vanity Fair notes that "Truth" sounds suspiciously similar to "Dragonglass", the theme that played during Dany and Jon's foray into the caverns beneath Dragonstone.
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The group was spelunking in the Tham Luang cave complex on June 23 when a sudden rainstorm flooded the caverns and trapped them inside.
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Quakes have been tied to the injection of saltwater, a normal byproduct of oil and gas drilling, into deep disposal wells and underground caverns.
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The Strategic Petroleum Reserve, or SPR, currently holds 665.1 million barrels of crude in series of underground caverns on the Texas and Louisiana coasts.
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And Eshe will almost certainly die, several times, before she's free of these caverns of chaos—you have to, in order to level up.
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Here, though, it becomes a character in its own right just minutes in with little caverns snaking through the mining operations around the facility.
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Others — a much smaller crowd — trek through thick jungles for a few days and roam caverns draped in surreal billowing and dripping limestone formations.
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The beer has been gone so long that it took an archaeologist to figure out that four underground caverns were once a brewer's vaults.
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There are roughly 695 million barrels of oil in the reserve, a string of heavily guarded salt caverns on the Louisiana and Texas coasts.
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Perhaps Trump pored over the FBI report during debate prep or maybe he really does feel unsafe in the caverns of the Upper East Side.
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Scientists have tied the quakes to the injection of saltwater, a normal byproduct of oil and gas drilling, into deep disposal wells and underground caverns.
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Theoretically, DAC can be located anywhere, including right next to underground caverns suitable for carbon sequestration, so it could cut down on CO23 transport costs.
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The world's largest instrument exists deep inside the Luray Caverns in the Appalachian Mountains, and it's 400 million years in the making, Scientific American reports.
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The trio's sparsely titled second demo showcases an impossibly heavy, primal death sound dredged through the slimiest of caverns and most befouled altars of madness.
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Found deep in the caverns of the limestone Rising Star Cave complex, Berger believes that Naledi could even have used fire to light the way.
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Egyptian, Canadian, Japanese, and French researchers are using highly sensitive muon panels to sense those elementary particles to find undiscovered caverns inside the giant pyramids.
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The fast-paced running and jumping sequences can invoke a fantastic sense of scale, sending you through huge caverns and snowfields at a breakneck pace.
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Five parks are featured: Kenai Fjords National Park, Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park, Carlsbad Caverns National Park, Bryce Canyon National Park, and Dry Tortugas National Park.
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EDT: President Obama and his family tour Carlsbad Caverns in New Mexico to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the creation of America's national park system.
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The dome ceilings of large caverns — natural or constructed — trap heat, making them the perfect temperature for females to roost and to raise their young.
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The U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve, the world's largest, holds about 688 million barrels of crude oil in heavily guarded underground caverns in Louisiana and Texas.
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The U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve, the world's largest, holds about 21970 million barrels of crude oil in heavily guarded underground caverns in Louisiana and Texas.
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In Paris, he plunges into the catacombs and falls in with an avant-garde troupe of urban explorers, wriggling through tiny openings into grand caverns.
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Size is very important, of course, as few cars just have caverns of unused space hidden away in prime surfaces like the corners and windshield area.
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He said other efforts will continue, such as draining water from the cave and exploring the mountainside for shafts and other entrances to the caverns below.
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In 2015, Jason Yu and Liyan Hu projected life-size, three-dimensional holograms of the Buddhas into the empty caverns that once housed them (see below).
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He hoped to restore access to some old caverns for tourists by way of an elevator shaft; in this way, he hoped to make a fortune.
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The Obamas departed for their family vacation to Carlsbad Caverns National Park and Yosemite National Park on Friday morning, leaving the White House shortly before noon.
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The darkness of caverns swallowed the beam from Mr. López's flashlight as he explained that the Aztecs believed such caves provided passage to Mictlan, the underworld.
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About three hours west of the caverns, you'll find yourself in a place that is the complete opposite of these dark caves: White Sands National Monument.
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We arrived at the mouth of the Jeita Grotto, a massive network of majestic limestone caverns that burrow for more than five miles under the mountainside.
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One volunteer at Carlsbad Caverns in New Mexico, Pat Jablonsky, spent 22013,2595 hours removing 270 pounds of sediment with 5003 other volunteers between 2500 and 2000.
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An endless assortment of computer-animated landscapes — caverns, deserts, tropical forests and so on — are projected onto curtains that ring the entire set during scene changes.
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There will be a new region called Galar and it vaguely looks like the U.K. In addition to cities, you'll be walking around mountains, caverns and woods.
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Then, in 1959, miners working coal seams broke through the bed of the Susquehanna river, which flowed into the caverns below like bathwater swirling down a plughole.
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I am old, and I had already dragged my luggage through the caverns of Union Station in Washington only to miss my train home to New York.
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Secret tunnels and caverns Even popular tourist sites such as the Mayan complex of Chichen Itza in the Yucatan peninsula continue to reveal more and more secrets.
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I've climbed down into ancient cenotes (natural caverns filled with crystal-clear water) and experienced the reverence of swimming among stalactites and stalagmites thousands of years old.
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Utilities, though, have struggled with what to do with CO2 once it is collected since power plants are rarely near underground storage caverns or existing oil wells.
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Free agency traps those toes and unadorned heads in decision caves and judgement caverns, away from the sun and eating too much before going in the pool.
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Harsh deserts baked by twin suns, craggy caverns, lush forests, water worlds, mineral-coated surfaces, inhospitable ice, inhabited moons and even lava worlds have greeted our gaze.
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It could be a single spacious cavity, requiring mounds of grout, or it could be an octopus-like tangle, with winding sub-caverns, or a hairline fracture.
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The spent fuel should be packaged in sealed copper canisters and placed in underground tunnels or caverns, surrounded by cement or bentonite clay to provide another barrier.
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"When you look at [data from] FracTracker, you can see that a park like Carlsbad Caverns is surrounded by huge fields of oil and gas," said Lund.
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The game is augmented by a series of puzzle-like caverns littered throughout the underground, similar to the shrines in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.
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Click here to view original GIFMother Nature has done a good job at dotting the planet with hidden caves and caverns that yield amazing footage once they're discovered.
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Here's what Thunder Lotus has to say about the story: You play Eshe, a wanderer in a ruined world, trapped in ever-changing caverns teeming with eldritch horrors.
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The reserve, a series of caverns on the Louisiana and Texas coasts, currently holds nearly 680 million barrels of oil, far more than required by international supply agreements.
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Now, researchers have assembled a 1,500-year history of hurricanes in the Bahamas, based on sand and shell fragments pulled up from submarine caverns known as blue holes.
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The federal government sold some of the crude this year to fund upkeep at the Gulf Coast caverns that house the reserve and to pay for medical research.
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It's something I felt in the demo as me and a group of people tried to get a group together to dive in to the Wailing Caverns dungeon.
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During the Blitz, the caverns were transformed into an enormous air-raid shelter that could hold 15,000 people, complete with an underground hospital, chapel, barber, canteen and shops.
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The family spent about two hours at Carlsbad Caverns on Friday before flying to California, where they will remain until the afternoon on Sunday, which is Father's Day.
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As oil producers and traders await higher prices, companies have been quickly building new underground caverns and tank farms to expand storage capacity, especially in the Houston region.
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On a page, the little caverns in and around a letter tell us what that letter is, and the spaces between groups of letters turn them into words.
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Those selected to join the sabbatical will also be given time off to take part in activities such as sailing and exploring marine caverns known as blue holes.
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The reserve is a complex of four sites along the Texas and Louisiana gulf coasts that have deep underground storage caverns, 2,000 to 4,000 feet below the surface.
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Within it, the roots of hemlock and cypress trees snake out over the ground through a blanket of moss, and trails lead to deep caverns filled with ice.
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The Mayan civilization could not have survived here without them, but as well as sustaining physical life, these deep caverns were a key part of the Mayan cosmology.
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" Stolz's artwork, Shrouded, is a series of hanging veils that cover the space, distorting the light and, as she writes, "transforming the caverns into flat pictures of what was.
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The federal government held the sale to fund a revamp of the emergency oil stash, which is stored in salt caverns in Louisiana and Texas along the Gulf Coast.
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The U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) SPR-STK-T-EIA, the world's largest, holds about 20183 million barrels of crude in heavily guarded underground caverns in Louisiana and Texas.
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But the conditions it thrives in would put off most fish, as it subsists on a diet of microbes that live on the vertical walls of its underground caverns.
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Officials and scientists link the growing seismic activity to growth in wastewater injection into deep underground caverns by the oil and gas industry as production boomed in recent years.
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The reserves are stored in a complex of four sites along the Texas and Louisiana coasts that have deep underground storage caverns, 2,000 to 4,000 feet below the surface.
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The Heart of Dixie is home to the Cathedral Caverns, which features Big Rock Canyon, Mystery River and other stunning natural formations, like Goliath, one of the world's largest stalagmites.
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The Flint Hills plant operates a 1.57 billion-pound-per-year ethylene cracker, a unit producing nylon component cyclohexane, and a network of pipelines and storage caverns, the sources said.
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Further to the east, I spy uninhabited Polyaigos, a mile away, and soon I swim along that island, following the undulations of the volcanic shoreline, in and out of caverns.
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The litigation, which is ongoing, seeks to limit the volumes of wastewater the disposal wells' previous owner, Devon Energy, along with three other defendants, can inject into deep underground caverns.
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While a sign outside the Tham Luang Cave warns that monsoon downpours can transform internal passageways into powerful rivers within a few hours, the boys had explored its caverns before.
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For three grueling days, he and his comrades had been hefting the 12 boys and their coach one by one through the series of slick and steep caverns to safety.
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Along with a yearly gathering in the grassy courtyard just above the preserved brewery caverns, they meet regularly for five-course dinners, moving to a different apartment for each course.
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I soon come to understand that they've taken residence in the abandoned buildings and manmade caverns of my creation, an understanding that more than once has cost me my life.
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The Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) contract, awarded to SK E&C after a tendering process, is to build three underground storage caverns, each with a capacity of 14 million barrels.
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Underneath the Givat Shaul cemetery, inside the core of the mountain known as the Mount of the Resting, tunneling teams are drilling out extensive caverns stretching 150 feet (45 meters) underground.
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The floor vote held minimal drama, after whispers throughout the week that it could be an hours-long marathon, with aggressive arm twisting in the back caverns of the House chamber.
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He noted that Musk's video shows not only tunnels, but giant caverns that would require expensive excavation and ventilation and automated elevator shafts, all of which would need to be reliable.
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Now, after searching for near two decades, divers with the Gran Acuífero Maya project have proven that two massive caverns are connected, making it the largest known flooded cave on Earth.
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In New Mexico, two hikers were found dead earlier this week at Carlsbad Caverns National Park, and heat could have been a factor in their deaths, authorities told CNN affiliate KRIS.
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LOOP Sour is a fungible blend of two domestic U.S. crude streams and three Middle-Eastern crude import grades delivered into one of the eight underground caverns at the LOOP facility.
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You work for 40 hours a week, most of your earnings go on rent, food is foraged from the caverns of the reduced aisle, and tampons are still considered luxury items.
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In celebration of the 100th anniversary of the creation of our national park system, the Obamas are visiting Carlsbad Caverns National Park in New Mexico and Yosemite National Park in California.
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Even when you're familiar with the general tack of Mr. Godard's narration — and his cigar-stained voice — his use of sound has a way of creating fresh caverns of poetic depth.
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It's hard to imagine today, when department stores are mostly anonymous caverns of corporate strategy, but his store was as much a cult of personality as a place of conspicuous consumption.
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The U.S. SPR, held in underground storage caverns on the Texas and Louisiana coasts, currently contains nearly 645 million barrels, or about the amount the United States consumes in a month.
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The strategic reserve, or SPR, is a complex of four sites along the Texas and Louisiana gulf coasts that have deep underground storage caverns, 2,000 to 4,000 feet below the surface.
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With Nintendo failing to undertake development of a new adventure through labyrinthine caverns riddled with secret paths and battles against bloodthirsty space pirates, Metroid devotees were left pining for something new.
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It would have been the perfect place to write down level codes, cheats, or draw out maps to help you navigate Metroid's endless caves and caverns—when you were eight years old.
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But it doesn't end with Dinosaur National Monument — Canyonlands, Chaco Canyon, Capitol Reef, Carlsbad Caverns, Mesa Verde and Zion National Parks are all threatened by oil and gas leases on adjacent lands.
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Inside the dark caverns and labyrinths of the revamped venue, old faces returned, and another new generation was introduced to one of the most storied dance parties ever to hit Los Angeles.
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Zinke can withdraw outstanding oil and gas leases near national parks like Carlsbad Caverns and Great Sand Dunes and prevent lands within national park landscapes from inclusion in future lease sale proposals.
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Given where you have shot films before — the jungles of Peru and deep caverns in southern France — I was wondering if you saw the virtual world as just another wilderness to explore?
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Rain began to fall on Sunday, and more rain is forecast throughout the coming days, which could undo the ongoing efforts to drain the flooded caverns where the other boys remain trapped.
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You navigate a maze-like system of caverns, and you eventually have to guess where the Wumpus is based on a trail of blood and shoot your single arrow in his direction.
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The country's emergency oil supply -- a series of storage tanks and underground caverns created after the oil crises of the 1970s -- holds 630 million barrels of crude, an Energy Department official said.
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The budget showed that 900 workers were being paid to dig caverns for the platforms as part of a 3.5-mile tunnel connecting the historic station to the Long Island Rail Road.
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His suggested quintet is Warlock—which, we've already established, is ever so eager to trip its player up— The Forest of Doom, City of Thieves, Deathtrap Dungeon and Caverns of the Snow Witch.
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The spring, 20 miles southwest of Jannah, produces a subterranean river that courses through the Jeita caverns, a major tourist attraction and a symbol of national pride seen on postcards and currency notes.
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Sometimes, particularly in the Cold War era, these artificial caverns were employed to protect valuable data, such as Rock City Underground in Illinois that is used by the National Archives and Records Administration.
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However, construction of caverns is taking longer than expected as Chinese builders are new to the technology and challenges such as water seepage during excavations and rock disposal can be daunting, experts said.
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Obama and his family will visit and tour the Carlsbad Caverns National Park in New Mexico Friday, before flying out to California to spend the rest of the weekend at Yosemite National Park.
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The NBA legend jumped on a watercraft off the coast of Italy and shredded the waves around some cool cliffs and caverns ... but he made sure to protect his billion dollar brain. #SafetyFirst
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There will be more underground caverns, David Tan told me: a warren of research laboratories within the folds of Kent Ridge, right under the university; perhaps a warehousing facility beneath Jurong Bird Park.
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And the caverns holding the prehistoric treasure that transformed an Arctic outpost devoid of crime and death into a violence-filled petri dish have been buried under 300,000 tons of snow and ice.
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Under the $1.5-$2 billion revamp plan, three dedicated marine terminals would be added to the Strategic Petroleum (SPR), a string of 83 heavily-guarded underground caverns on the Texas and Louisiana coasts.
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The line is being built unusually deep for a subway tunnel, which doesn't do much to change the basic logistics of boring a tunnel but does make excavation of station caverns unusually difficult.
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The color palette might be a little drab and repetitive, but Rogue Dawn makes frequent jumps in settings from metallic research facilities to caverns crawling with unearthly life that keep the surprises coming.
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But Posiva's immediate priority is to create disposal caverns far enough from rock fissures and groundwater that Finland's nuclear authorities allow it to start moving the canisters to their tomb in the early 2020s.
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Laws passed by Congress in previous years require the department to hold sales to pay for improvements to the Strategic Petroleum Reserve which is held in caverns on the coast of Texas and Louisiana.
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Laws passed by Congress in previous years require the department to hold sales to pay for improvements at the Strategic Petroleum Reserve which is held in caverns on the coast of Texas and Louisiana.
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In the many years that he, his wife, Marián Cueto, and their colleagues have spent exploring the vast caverns, they had uncovered more than 30,000 bones, most of which belonged to horses and goats.
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Complex societies of bacteria, viruses and fungi live in these diverse habitats — from the oil fields of the face and back, to the damp caverns of the nose, to the parched and hairless palms.
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Sources have said the United States could use heavy crude from its Strategic Petroleum Reserve held in caverns along the Gulf Coast, to relieve any short-term supply pressure if Venezuela's shipments were blocked.
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India, which imports about 80 percent of its oil needs, is building emergency storage in vast underground caverns to hold some 36.87 million barrels of crude as it seeks to hedge against energy security risks.
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Super MetroidUsing the Super Nintendo's limited graphics capabilities to its advantage, in Super Metroid you lead one of the video game's first heroines through atmospheric caves and caverns in this third outing in the series.
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Visitors will have a panoramic view of the entire exhibit from inside the tallest iceberg that towers over the "water line," cross an undersea bridge and relax among caverns and grottoes on the ocean floor.
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By peppering the entrances to these suspected caverns with radar bursts, the scientists were able to detect a distinctive echo pattern, where a decrease in echo power was followed by a second large echo peak.
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Which is lucky, as there's loads of them buzzing and crawling, hopping and slithering about the caverns of this strange place, littered as it is with ancient machinery, suggestive of a society long since departed.
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And something suitably reflective by Arvo Part might have been dug up to accompany the vintage footage showing the chromatic sandstone caverns of Glen Canyon that have long since been inundated to create Lake Powell.
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A celebration of the anniversary of the National Park Service, exploring some of the over 400 places deemed worth preserving, including Carlsbad Caverns in New Mexico, Petrified Forest in Arizona and Crater Lake in Oregon.
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Historically, the U.S. government's preferred approaches to carbon mitigation have been carbon capture and sequestration (CCS), which involves the injection of CO6900 into vast underground caverns, and using CO2628 to enable enhanced oil recovery (EOR).
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The U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR), a series of underground caverns in Louisiana and Texas operated by the Department of Energy, holds 678.9 million barrels of crude, enough to meet total U.S. needs for 33 days.
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Miyamoto's vision for his games was to create an environment where players would feel the same way as he did as a child when he would explore caverns, not knowing what was around the next corner.
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Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem is structurally built into the same sandstone rock that Nottingham Castle is built upon and features a number of caverns below the pub (some of which you can actually drink in!).
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To complete a new quest, I'd need to move through the caverns of a mountain—inhabited by who knows what—or else circumnavigate them entirely, and then infiltrate a castle overrun by goblins and other creatures.
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BP Oil Supply, Exxon Mobil Corp, Phillips 66 , Shell Trading, Valero Marketing and Supply Company, and Macquarie Commodities Trading bought oil from the reserve, which is held in salt caverns on the Texas and Louisiana coasts.
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"The green power that is turned into gas will be transported to the industrial Ruhr region, but also supply hydrogen filling stations for mobility, and can be stored in underground caverns for industrial usage," they said.
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In this era of failing infrastructure and political gridlock, the two-block long caverns, known as the Hudson Yards right of way project, are a rarity for the region: largely completed and funded rail infrastructure work.
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The fund will also focus on ways to reduce costs of carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology, which involves capturing carbon dioxide emissions produced from fossil fuel burning plants and re-injecting them into underground caverns.
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The Strategic Petroleum Reserve, a series of underground caverns on the coasts of Louisiana and Texas, currently holds 649.1 million barrels of crude, about 396 million of which is classified as sour oil, the rest being sweet.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama will have the chance to see the stalactites and bats of Carlsbad Caverns and the giant sequoias in Yosemite next weekend when he takes his family to two famous U.S. national parks.
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The object of the game is largely undefined: you can hang out and mine crystals from massive underground caverns, or you can build up your spaceship, sit on space trade routes, and blow passing ships to pieces.
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The largest ever sale from the SPR, a series of underground caverns in Texas and Louisiana, would cut its current level of crude storage by 15 percent and raise $6.1 billion to help fund the federal government.
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Randazzo said the process creates caverns in the limestone and has been going on for thousands of years, long before Florida was Florida, but can be accelerated by heavy rain from a hurricane or a tropical storm.
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"Underland: A Deep Time Journey" is an epic exploration and examination of darkness and the caverns underground that have captured our imaginations, pulled us downward, housed our dead and allowed us to bury our most violent secrets.
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"Bigger countries have the luxury of not having to think about this," said David Tan, the assistant chief executive of a government agency called the Jurong Town Corporation, which built Jurong Island as well as the caverns.
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Instead, Sevigny has gone for a purer form of fun: an enfilade of domed caverns where dancers sway to rock and disco hits flanked by tiled nooks from which clusters of beautiful folk watch the whorling crowd.
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And the caverns holding the prehistoric treasure — and those nasty wasps — that transformed this Arctic outpost devoid of crime and death into a violence-filled Petri dish have been buried under 300,000 tons of snow and ice.
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To protect itself from potential supply disruptions, it has built emergency storage in underground caverns at three locations, with a capacity to hold 36.87 million barrels of crude, or about 9.5 days of its average daily demand.
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A series of disappearances echoes events from 33 years before, and an intrepid teenager, Jonas (Louis Hofmann, steady at the center of the large cast), sets off into the caverns under the plant to solve the mystery.
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Her video installation "Black Friday" was shown at the Whitney Museum last year — a hallucinatory, drone-videoed fugue about shopping malls, the 21st-century equivalent of Coleridge's "caverns measureless to man," where we are all spendthrift Kubla Khans.
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The bodies of a 57-year-old father and his 21-year-old son from Corpus Christi, Texas, were found earlier this week in the Carlsbad Caverns National Park in New Mexico, where they were hiking, media reported.
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Guided by lanterns made of animal fat, they navigated hundreds of feet through dark caverns and around thick stalagmites until they reached one of their circular stone huts, each of which had a horse skull at its center.
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Timothy Egan Long ago and far away, in the days when white men in power ties and women in funny hats gathered in air-conditioned caverns to hammer out the Republican Party platform, it was a predictable affair.
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That reserve, which Congress created in response to Middle East oil producers cutting off oil supply to the U.S. in 1973, holds more than 700 million barrels of oil in huge salt caverns along the Gulf of Mexico.
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Borrowing a technique commonly used to store natural gas and oil deep underground, it piped water into the salt beds to dissolve the salt and create two caverns roughly a half-mile below the grassy fields in Huntorf.
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Doors that were once closed now reveal labyrinthine caverns and hidden complexes, including Lost Sectors, mini-dungeons that you can find in the open world, that are at their most complex since their introduction in base Destiny 2.
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But at Loewe, Jonathan Anderson transformed the concrete interior of the Unesco headquarters into a series of pitch-black steamy caverns to create a "controlled environment," the better to spotlight the exoticism of 60 different sorts of orchids.
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The reserve, a series of heavily guarded underground salt caverns along the coast in Texas and Louisiana, currently holds about 690 million barrels of mostly sour oil, a type containing high sulfur that many U.S. refineries can process.
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Awesome.Kayaking Through an Abandoned Shipwreck Is Like Discovering an Ancient Alien SpaceshipMother Nature has done a good job at dotting the planet with hidden caves and caverns that yield…Read more ReadYour browser does not support HTML5 video tag.
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Now, at 25, thanks to a couple of wonky wisdom teeth and several years of retainer-wearing fatigue, I've been transported back that period of my life, one I'd rather keep locked in the deepest caverns of my memory.
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Despite the cost of drilling the caverns, underground storage can be up to two-thirds cheaper than above-ground tanks, especially as the cost of land surges in coastal regions, and are less prone to potential sabotage, experts said.
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A couple of hours before the boat pulls in to regally sleepy Luang Prabang, it passes the Pak Ou caves: two caverns in a mountainside from which hundreds of Buddha statues brought by devotees stare down at passing boats.
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President Barack Obama's administration has pushed Congress to approve an up to $2 billion plan for a revamp of the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, a string of heavily guarded underground salt caverns along the Gulf of Mexico filled with crude.
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SoCalGas, a unit of California energy company Sempra Energy, said it needs to draw gas from Aliso Canyon so it can limit reductions at other storage caverns to preserve supplies in case the weather remains cold later this winter.
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A group of divers recently connected two underwater caverns in eastern Mexico to reveal what is believed to be the biggest flooded cave on the planet, a discovery that could help shed new light on the ancient Maya civilization.
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The episode is the first filmed in The Caverns in Pelham, Tennessee, a unique venue inside an ancient cave located at the base of Monteagle Mountain and in one of the most cavernous regions on earth, according to its website.
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As well as 400-500 metres of bedrock between the canisters and the surface, there will be several man-made layers: steel, copper, water-absorbent bentonite clay around the canisters, and bentonite plugs sealing the caverns and, eventually, the access tunnel.
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Unlike the United States, which stores its vast oil supplies in hollowed-out underground salt domes, China's different geology means it mainly has to excavate hard rock caverns up to 200 metres (220 yards) below the surface, similar to South Korea.
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I imagine this is true for most of the other 30,000 journalists covering the games, almost all of whom spend a majority of time in the vast caverns of Olympic Park or on shuttle buses to or from those venues.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China is building underground caverns capable of holding up to a quarter of its expanded strategic oil reserves by 2020, as it looks for new storage methods away from expensive and exposed above-ground tanks in crowded coastal regions.
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Unlike the United States, which stores its vast oil supplies in hollowed-out underground salt domes, China's different geology means it mainly has to excavate hard rock caverns up to 200 meters (220 yards) below the surface, similar to South Korea.
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But it's also a fascinating offshoot of the Zelda formula, blending action and adventure in a more modern-day setting with a vibe similar to Indiana Jones (you're exploring a series of island caverns while looking for a Dr. Jones).
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India, hedging against energy security risks as it imports most of its oil needs, is building emergency storage in underground caverns to hold 36.87 million barrels of crude, or about 10 days of its average daily oil demand in 2016.
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"If Southern California experiences persistent cold weather conditions...our storage assets will not be positioned to respond, unless we act now," SoCalGas said in explaining why it would pull more gas out of Aliso to preserve supplies in other caverns.
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The object of the game was to hunt down and kill Metroids—jellyfish-like alien creatures—hatching from eggs, thereby lowering the acid flooding caverns further beneath the planet's surface and revealing new regions filled with tighter warrens and tougher Metroids.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - A group of divers has connected two underwater caverns in eastern Mexico to reveal what is believed to be the biggest flooded cave on the planet, a discovery that could help shed new light on the ancient Maya civilization.
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The dramatic three-day rescue of a youth soccer team from a flooded cave in Thailand almost ended in tragedy Tuesday after the main pump reportedly malfunctioned, sending water into the caverns as the remaining rescuers were still trying to get out.
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It takes six hours for rescuers to reach the team and it&aposs another five-hour swim out of the cave, meaning the young and inexperienced group would be under water for hours in dark caverns with low visibility, using unfamiliar equipment.
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His Arabian territories stretched beyond the holy cities of Islam to the mountains of Yemen and the Persian Gulf, where there were rumoured to lie vast caverns of the sticky black liquid soon to replace coal as the world's chief source of power.
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Except in this case, it's taking the image data from a Roomba and converting it (and by extension, the living room that the map is based on) into one of the unholy caverns of hell for you to slaughter endless demonic hordes in.
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The Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR), which stores crude oil in a series of salt caverns at heavily guarded sites on the Texas and Louisiana coasts, was authorized by Congress after the Arab oil embargo of the 1970s sparked a U.S. fuel crisis.
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President Barack Obama and daughter Malia, 17, led the way, walking hand in hand across the South Lawn to Marine One as the family boarded a short flight to Joint Base Andrews before heading on to Roswell, New Mexico, to tour Carlsbad Caverns.
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The SPR, established in the early 1970s after the Arab oil embargo caused widespread fuel supply panics, contains 679 million barrels of oil, enough to meet total U.S. needs for 33 days, in heavily guarded underground caverns on the Texas and Louisiana coasts.
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At times the material latching itself to the exterior looked like mounds and caverns on some near moon, at others they simply looked like smudges of dirt, and occasionally they looked like scrapings, the influence of some alien vessel barreling into its ribs.
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A couple of weeks ago she released "Fast Moving Cars," a shaky, hesitant but nevertheless luminous track meant to cast a little light in the darkened caverns of her work to date—sunbeam meant to burn off the clouds that came before it.
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Ideas—like floating leaves that allow the player to perch for a second before falling down, fast-flowing currents in underwater caverns, or even Dixie Kong's signature hair-helicopter—are explored fully, offering new ways to interact with the environments in every stage.
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While poker remains perhaps the most popular "casino" game outside the confines of the windowless caverns and tacky online gaming rooms that haven't had their graphics updated in over a decade, different people are looking for different ways to fill their boots.
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Trek and tour the Licancabur and Jurique volcanoes, gape at the aptly-named Valle de la Luna (Moon Valley) in Los Flamencos National Reserve, explore jagged canyons, pick through caverns and even "snowboard" down enormous sand dunes (rental equipment is available in town).
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The mid-2021 completion date is a delay of six months because KNOC had to revise the layout of the site due to the rock strata encountered, so it took a longer time to dig out the storage caverns, a KNOC spokesman said.
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Other parks located in areas that are already drilling hotbeds — like Carlsbad Caverns National Park in New Mexico and Friendship Hill National Historic Site in Pennsylvania — could also be some of the first parks to allow drill under the new administration. Why?
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Scientists Just Found the Perfect Spot to Build an Underground Colony on the MoonImage: NASA/Goddard/Arizona State UniversityFor years, scientists have wondered if dark, crater-like features on the lunar surface might be entrances to giant caverns carved long ago by flowing lava.
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It's a simple little game for iOS, Android and desktop that lets players send the vehicle up and over rocky terrain in search of underground water caverns all while trying not to tip over or break a wheel (a definitely real-world hazard for Curiosity).
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THAM LUANG CAVE, Thailand (Reuters) - As the world holds its breath, 23 boys and their soccer coach - accompanied by an elite team of rescue divers - are making a treacherous journey to safety through flooded underground caverns that have tested some of the world's best cavers.
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When kids open Minecraft, Microsoft doesn't just want them exploring dark caverns, endless plains, and procedurally generated mountains; it wants them exploring places carved out of the real world, like ancient Pompeii, the pyramids of Giza, and Greek temples — places they can learn from.
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"While traditional above-surface storage has the advantage of a shorter construction period, the underground caverns generally have the advantages of lower costs, lower environmental risks, as well as greater perceived level of security," said Wendy Yong, a senior analyst with energy consultancy FGE.
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India, seeking to hedge against energy security risks as it imports about 80 percent of its oil needs, is building emergency storage in vast underground caverns to hold a total of 36.87 million barrels of crude, enough to cover almost two weeks of demand.
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Once she returns to the United States and gives birth, she and her son take refuge in the caverns of a mountain with an abandoned railway station at its heart and a sulfurous lake at its foot (once the site of a hot-springs resort).
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The developers based in Teruel, Spain, wanted to immerse their players in a moving landscape where the flow and transparency of watercolor, and its imperfections, builds a distinct world of overgrown ruins beneath rose and yellow skies, and mysterious caverns drenched in purple hues.
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Importantly, the level design around these mechanics is top-notch: I played stages that recalled the old Mushroom "towers" with springboards and falling platforms, spooky boo stages with twisty puzzles and secret doors, and underground caverns with multiple paths obvious from the get-go.
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To avoid filling storage caverns to their maximum capacity after a warm winter left stockpiles at record highs, analysts forecast prices would remain relatively low this year to pressure producers to cut output and encourage power generators to burn more gas instead of coal.
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But Ms. Serre, who imagined a post-climate-change apocalyptic landscape populated by survivors deep in a green- and lavender-lit series of wine caverns on the outskirts of Paris — she clearly has a vision all her own, and it has both currency and electricity.
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Image 2 of 2 MAE SAI, Thailand – Rain continued to fall and water levels kept rising Wednesday inside a cave in northern Thailand, frustrating the search for 12 boys and their soccer coach who have been missing in the sprawling underground caverns for nearly four days.
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Image 2 of 2 MAE SAI, Thailand – Electricians are extending a power line into a flooded cave in northern Thailand to help the search and rescue efforts for 12 boys and their soccer coach stranded three nights in the sprawling caverns and cut off by rising water.
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The way they made bedroom eyes in the dragonglass caverns beneath Dragonstone, and the way Dany watched her dragon make friends with the mop-haired Northern babe — well, it's safe to say those two want to make out as soon as the Great War is over.
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Disney guests will traverse the corridors of a Star Destroyer Disney guests will traverse the corridors of a Star Destroyer The rooms advance to sections that are 'laser cut' through rock as they would be by an army trying to make due in natural and unnatural caverns.
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These pits are more akin to sinkholes or caves on Earth, with surface access but also with large underground hollow caverns and spaces that might provide easier access to minerals and water ice — and which might even serve as ready-made shelter for future lunar explorers.
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Editorial President Obama's visits this weekend to Carlsbad Caverns and Yosemite national parks give him a timely opportunity to think about how, in the twilight of his presidency, he can add to what has already been an admirable record of protecting America's public lands and marine reserves.
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What in the World The tunnels and caverns, 19583 miles of them, that riddle the ground beneath the London suburb of Bromley have been many things: arsenal, bomb shelter, concert site, film set, mushroom farm, supposedly haunted tourist attraction, and once even a makeshift maternity ward.
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Though constructing a tower was much different from the original renovation, the architects again used a light hand when it came to the Tanks, leaving the concrete caverns largely untouched from their original form, when they were filled with the oil that once powered the city.
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From the blood-soaked crawl of "La Eterna Guerra Sangrienta" to the horrific squall of "Supremacy of the Savage Hordes" and closing volley of "Caverns of Atrocity," the album's rampant bludgeoning never lets up, not even to lull the listener into a false sense of security.
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Griffin — "your Dungeon Master and best friend" — plays fast and loose with some of the harder rules of D&D, allowing for the kind of wild stories that let the boys solve crab murders on trains, delve into crystal caverns, and ride shotgun in high-stakes battlewagon races.
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Oil fields have boomed in Oklahoma over the past decade thanks to advances in hydraulic fracturing and horizontal drilling, and seismologists have said the state's frequent earthquakes may be linked to disposal wells that inject saltwater, a natural byproduct of oil and gas work, into deep underground caverns.
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In case you're not aware, Stardew Valley is a game where you inherit a farm near a lovely little town and must restore it, befriend (and romance) the locals, fish, fight your way through caverns, forage for spring onions and wild horseradish, mine ore, and… well, there's a lot.
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Located on 27 acres of the 2,000-acre Santa Barbara Plantation, this luxury resort feels like its own secluded island escape, with 350 Caribbean-facing modern guest rooms, a Pete Dye-designed championship golf course and a long sandy shoreline punctuated by unusual rock formations and caverns to explore.
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Founded in the late 13th century and still home to many Buddhist monks, the complex is best known for its bell-shaped, 14th-century stone pagoda — reached by stone stairs lined with scaly beasts — and rock caverns filled with Buddha statues and figurines in the niches and alcoves.
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Everything in the movie was completely planned out ahead of time in terms of the colors of the various locations And as we have Gamora being chased into this cavern, which is actually a bunch of levels of caverns, I didn't want the design to be too monotonous.
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On July 1st, six astronauts—the ESA's Pedro Duque, NASA's Jessica Meir and Richard Arnold, Japan's Aki Hoshide, China's Ye Guangfu, and Russia's Sergei Korsakov— are being sent deep into the caverns of Sardinia, Italy, for what has become a key training exercise before shipping off into the cosmic void.
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He pesters me on the regular to take time off from work so that we can carve great caverns out of mountains and fill the new space with bookshelves and beds and torches and whatever else there is to basically make the inside of a mountain a little more homely.
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Image 2 of 2 MAE SAI, Thailand – Along a muddy mountain path not far from the entrance to a flooded cave where 12 young members of a Thai soccer team have been missing for four days is a shrine to a mythical princess whose spirit is said to inhabit the caverns below.
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Both films use drones to range across the globe and capture scenes of environmental degradation, including thousands of poached elephant tusks confiscated by the Kenyan government, the startlingly colourful waterways of the Atacama desert (polluted in the production of lithium), and the gleaming white caverns of the Carrara marble mine in Italy.
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Image 2 of 2 MAE SAI, Thailand – The effort to locate 12 boys and their soccer coach missing in a cave in Thailand for a week picked up pace Saturday, as a break in the rain eased flooding in the system of caverns and more experts from around the world joined the rescue mission.
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With only a priest's modest salary at his disposal, Dobberstein spent the first decade of the twentieth century criss-crossing America, enlisting help in gathering raw materials More than a hundred railroad cars full of minerals and ore arrived in West Bend that decade, including a few geodes from the Carlsbad Caverns, before they became a protected national park.
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There were fictional museums with very real, beautifully rendered objects to be placed in the structure that has yet to be, environments created with bamboo, mud, or wrenched steel, caverns in which light and sound immersed me in narrative, and a sound installation that evoked a story of prisoners enclosed in the dark even I was within that work.
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