But there's one thing the Chislehurst Caves have never been: caves.
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There are man caves and then there are super-rich man caves.
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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 Jao Mae of caves seem to suggest something constant about caves in the human imagination," he said.
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Tham Luang caves, Thailand (CNN)For 17 days, Adisak Wongsukchan kept vigil on the mountainous terrain surrounding the Tham Luang caves.
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But as the situation in the caves has gotten more dire, the rescue mission in the caves will likely welcome the assist.
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Some ice caves, like this skull-like formation in Coppermine Point, are rock caves that over time are covered by layers of ice.
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National Library of Israel promotional video, September 123, 2016 But caves, or at least the caves of Afghanistan, have a dark side too.
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Tony Smith, who owns a cattle ranch next to the caves, told CNN affiliate WJHL there are five big caves stretching for around 9 miles.
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He takes us into caves in England, the catacombs of Paris, a nuclear-waste containment site in Finland and sea caves in Norway, among other places.
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Amid talk of wine caves during the Democratic National Debate last month, I decided to see if there were any wine caves in the New York area.
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"They were planning to attack because we have found their camps, the caves and the bombs and masks inside the caves," said Myanmar police spokesman Colonel Myo Thu Soe.
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Moseley studies caves precisely because of their age: Like ice cores, sediment cores, or tree rings, caves offer scientists a record of how the climate has changed in the past.
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"In this area, mountains and caves, you want something that can get a blast effect into the caves and tunnels," CNN military analyst Rick Francona said on "Inside Politics" on Thursday.
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Also unusual is the cave temperature, in the mid-70s -- higher than most caves in the world, as caves tend to be the average temperature of the area they are in.
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Reed has here depicted a series of caves surrounded by mineral formations known as stalactites and stalagmites, but the main subjects are a series of eyes staring at us from inside the caves.
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Mysterious rock art uncovered in caves on uninhabited Caribbean island.
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This exhibition focuses on the artistic output from the caves.
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There could, however, still be small caves eluding our measurements.
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Team 2020 Teens explores the caves and finds Bartosz there.
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The two characters are working in the caves with pickaxes.
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Katharina heads to the caves to try to follow Mikkel.
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Jacques Cousteau invented scuba diving because he enjoyed exploring caves.
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Amblypygids don't have great eyesight and often live in caves.
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"Dems declare victory as Trump caves on DACA," said one.
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In the end, he caves and buys a Samsung Galaxy.
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Our uncle told us about how these caves were formed.
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And others showing urban explorers entering the caves at night.
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The fictional colony resembles the underground caves of Turkey's Cappadocia.
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DIY Network's Man Caves went off the air in 2016.
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FYI, some of the caves extend about 11 miles inland.
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Two levels of these caves are built into the mountain.
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Brazil sets the agenda; Paraguay caves to its every demand.
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The people hiding in Afrin's caves have a different view.
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Tiny tents, bivy sacs, snow caves lashed by hurricane sleet.
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In the end, Andy caves and takes her friends' advice.
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Ice caves aren't the only formations sculpted by Lake Superior.
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As recently as the 1950s, more than 15,000 people lived in the caves, but in 1952, the authorities declared that the living conditions in the caves were unacceptable and living in a cave became illegal.
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There are two sets: the larger group is made up of five caves, including Cave 1, built for worship of Hindu god Shiva, while visitors will find Buddhist monuments in the smaller set of caves.
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Trilobites Creatures resembling dragons dwell deep within the caves of Slovenia.
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We walk underground to visit the caves and memorials of miners.
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I don&apost risk my life pulling kids from flooded caves.
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We all know what Jon Snow likes to do in caves.
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For Jon Snow, that appears to mean associating love with caves.
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Teen Jonas, still with Claudia, reopens the passage under the caves.
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Do you see rocks and caves and saber-tooth tigers everywhere?
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When humans came out of their caves, they were going beyond.
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A couple of neat creatures, some glowing mushrooms, a few caves.
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There were no big caves or large regions of compressed material.
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However, over the last few decades, those abandoned caves were reoccupied.
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Later scenes take place in caves and on a windswept seashore.
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"When I bought the hotel, the caves were black," he continued.
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And the Democrats are having public spitball fights about wine caves.
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He knows more about these caves than just about anyone else.
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He said he'd show that the submarine could navigate the caves.
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Caves are for batmobiles, not wine, and this is The Trailer.
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This is cave country, where there are enough holes in the earth that they're split into two broad categories: "wild caves," which necessitate athleticism and gear and courage, and "show caves," their kitsch, consumer-oriented counterparts.
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In a bid to save the cave facilities, the Norwegian government agreed to shoulder the cost of maintaining the caves during the 1990s, according to Nordenman, who has discussed the caves with the Norwegian Ministry of Defense.
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More documents await collection, hidden in homes, caves and pits inside Syria.
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Tourists scrambled to benches, trees and caves as they sought higher ground.
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Some of the remains found in these caves date back 24,000 years.
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We never would have made it out of our caves without it.
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Gretchen, the dog, wanders into the caves and is lost for good.
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In addition, missiles on mobile launchers could be hidden deep in caves.
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We paddled through these gorgeous caves that led into this private beach.
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Our ancestors living in caves couldn't have dreamed of something most satisfying.
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Our caves have been upgraded, and our things are now in rooms.
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" The Daily Caller, another conservative news website, ran the headline, "TRUMP CAVES.
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As a result, conservationists have gotten very serious about protecting bat caves.
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Caves' 2014 album, Leaving, was a swift and perfectly placed gut-punch.
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The caves offer a hiding place for smaller fish to escape predators.
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A Germany that needs our help could be a Germany that caves.
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The project could destroy hundreds of settlements and thousands of neolithic caves.
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He added they had visited the caves before, giving them an advantage.
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Scroll down to see more photos from the Albaicín and Sacromento caves.
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But the monsoon rain could hit soon and flood the caves again.
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Today, biologists are especially intrigued by the seal's penchant for marine caves.
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More than 500 caves have been utilized by a subpopulation in Greece.
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Until then, they'll continue to flee to the caves when it rains.
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Women of color like Maurissa Gunn and Alexa Caves are shown crying.
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The four of us sloshed into the caves of Ristorante La Talpa.
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We have beautiful caves in the Ardèche because of the limestone bedrock.
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Monks' caves adorned with stone crosses and arches dot the cliff face.
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Its candlelit tables are dotted across a subterranean warren of small caves.
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Over the course of two field seasons, the researchers visited six caves.
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A section on religion in film caves under too grandiose a scope.
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Some people even lived in caves blasted from the quarry by dynamite.
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Standard rooms are simple and unadorned, and look more like snow caves.
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You can go from icy caves to the fiery landscape of Mustafar.
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Spend more time outside, looking for bearless caves to take shelter in.
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Thrones carved from rock were nearly hidden high up inside the caves.
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Within the immense karst formation are some of the world's largest caves.
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Today, most wine caves are manmade and vary greatly in their design.
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This year, Calgary, Alberta, and Lake Superior's ice caves near Sault Ste.
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Humans have lived in caves in this region since the Middle Ages.
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Humans have lived in caves in this region since the Middle Ages.
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"The presence of warm-tolerant cimicids in the caves ... may suggest that climatic conditions at Paisley Caves 5,100 years ago were similar to what Cimex antennatus enjoys today in its current range," Adams said in the news release.
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The Manitou caves, located about 80 miles southeast of Huntsville, Alabama, were open for tourism from 1888 to 1979, and walkways were built to facilitate public access, destroying some signs of the Cherokee's earlier use of the caves.
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"The reason why you find offerings and even shrines built inside caves throughout Thailand is that people try to appease the spirits or the gods that may inhabit the caves, and who have already domesticated that power," he said.
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The National Speleological Society, a group of cave explorers who also study and work for the conservation of caves, opposes these kinds of efforts, especially the blanket closing of caves to the public to keep the disease from spreading.
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It's rumored that spirits of slaughtered Saracen soldiers haunt the caves at night.
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It has this rugged beauty, with dramatic cliffs and caves and vast forests.
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The move caves to activist investors who want to ditch the bus line.
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Scientists have long known that soil in caves is filled with valuable DNA.
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The coalition said its air strikes pounded caves storing missiles, drones and weapons.
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How they find their way to and from these caves is a mystery.
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And still others discover caves to hide away from the biting winter chill.
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Thailand is in the middle of its rainy season when caves can flood.
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I really enjoy this part of the excursion, the caves are sooo beautiful.
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She walks through the forest looking crazed, and starts to explore the caves.
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Teen Jonas and adult Claudia have teamed up, and are at the caves.
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And these people were wearing robes, and they live in caves and stuff.
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Op-Ed Contributor Mr. Taylor is the author of several books on caves.
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If you go more south like near Mountain's Edge, there's caves out there.
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Hundreds of caves remain unexcavated and the experts are racing against antiquities robbers.
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The caves contain the bones of our ancestors—but not just any ancestors.
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The equipment in the caves has been used to support operations in Iraq.
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In the caves of the earliest dwellings, it is the art which survives.
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IoT redux… this time, it's personal Before the iPhone, we lived in caves.
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"That dog's been in mines and caves all over the country," Captain wrote.
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Monks also meditate in caves and coffins, where the absolute darkness enhances concentration.
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Among the numerous wind caves around Mt. Fuji this one was the largest.
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They went snow-kiting and dined on Langjokull Glacier and in ice caves.
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The caves in Ritidian have some ancient rock art, or pictographs, in them.
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Experts say that it's among the most dangerous means of exiting the caves.
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Today, ecotourists come to explore its coral reefs, salt caves, and mangrove forests.
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That low passage leads to the caves for storage and a wine cellar.
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They would tie ropes around the soldiers and send them into the caves.
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Then I headed down to the caves to tend to the aging cheeses.
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"Caves are accessed through natural sinkholes or, as locally called, cenotes," he said.
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And the best possible outcome of all, of course, is that Fox caves.
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I'd prefer to just stay in one of the caves, where it's safe.
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Hotel Cueva's mountain caves come with a swimming pool and a private airport.
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But I'd like to go back to when we were living in caves.
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They might even have to learn how to dive through the caves themselves.
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And things are getting weird and creepy: The ground warps, folds, and caves.
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Yet a whole society has flourished in tunnels and caves under St. Paul.
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The Mendenhall Ice Caves, part of a D.I.Y. trip through Alaska's Inside Passage.
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The arrival of tourists in the caves brings changing temperatures and dropping humidity.
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Despite their popularity and well-marked access, the caves are not for everyone.
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"It's amazing how much it stands out, even at depth," Dr. Caves said.
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The National Lakeshore ice caves come out when the temperature is just right.
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Yet our people are suffering, forced to hide in caves due to bombs.
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"Billionaires in wine caves should not pick the next president," she told him.
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As in, literally underground, in mountain caves, driven into secrecy by the Reconquista.
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" So did The Daily Caller, another leading voice on the right: "TRUMP CAVES.
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Oxygen in the caves is running low, at about 15 percent and decreasing.
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He had built robots able to explore caves so humans don't have to.
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At one time, Qadisha was home to hundreds of hermitages, churches, caves and monasteries.
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Buried inside caves, their soft illumination sends many photographers inside for the perfect shot.
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Have you seen what people wrote on the wall in the caves of Lascaux?
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But other estimates put the boys as far as 2.5 miles into the caves.
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But other estimates put the boys as far as 2.5 miles into the caves
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This footage taken from inside the caves shows just how difficult the conditions are.
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It is also total bs that the mini-sub wouldn't fit through the caves.
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Over time, water erodes the rock, forming sinkholes, cenotes, jagged limestone formations, and caves.
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Soldiers carry a pump to help drain the rising flood water in the caves.
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Over six seasons, we've seen everything from orgies and twincest to coitus in caves.
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And the structure is one of the toughest, longest caves in the Asian country.
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Police suspected Robert Fisher was hiding out in the area's mountains, canyons and caves.
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Underwater caves hide Sycorax, Caliban's mother, and the awful progenetrix of Grendel in "Beowulf".
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First they hid in the rivers, caves, and crevices running through the area's mountains.
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Missile launchers supposedly hidden in caves were being pulverised by huge bunker-busting bombs.
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Not even 10 percent of the submerged caves on the planet have been explored.
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So it'd be really hot in the summer and we'd go in the caves.
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IT teams were used to digging into the caves of data to identify patterns.
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Others have tunnelled into the side of a mountain to build wards inside caves.
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Sources of fresh water include caves, rain, and making your own from salt water.
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In this particular instance, West West Blue Cheese from Brooklyn's own Crown Finish Caves.
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Archaeologists have explored 70 of these caves, discovering indigenous art in more than 24.
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The males are around, but they're scattered about in smaller caves or parking garages.
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Nearly 50 pumps are now at the caves but water levels continue to rise.
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The Children of the Forest did more than just paint convenient pictures in caves.
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In Thailand, Dr. Suvarnaraksha then went back to the caves with a video camera.
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At last, we arrived at Gloria Ferrer Caves & Wineyards in the city of Sonoma.
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However, strolling through the vast caves, you'll encounter the sheer spectacle of their youth.
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Its neck is so flexible that the dog can turn around in narrow caves.
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Maybe you pried them out of drowned properties and fitted them into your caves.
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"That summer Annette and I drove through southern France to many of the caves."
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People were living in caves, he wrote, and one day two communities came together.
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Most human outbreaks have begun in people who visited bat-infested caves or mines.
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One day I decided to age my wine in one of those beautiful caves.
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There, they congregate in caves like living shingles, and go dormant over the summer.
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Go deeper: "Billionaires in wine caves": Buttigieg and Warren clash over big-dollar donations
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Like most right-thinking people, Thabo Caves disagrees with me (and also Gianni Infantino).
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These remarkable structures are found on the floors of caves all over the world.
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"Billionaires in wine caves should not pick the president of the United States."ADVERTISEMENTgoogletag.cmd.
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The caves are also host to a handful of Whisperers hiding in the shadows.
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Below, we'll catch you up on wine caves, policy proposals and — oh, yes — impeachment.
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One of its main attractions is the Mogao Caves, which contain ancient Buddhist art.
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After leaving their winter caves, they move to a large tree or another cave.
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There, they will arrive at the camp spot and build their individual snow caves.
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Unsworth's expertise and knowledge of the caves proved instrumental in extracting the soccer team.
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Some were thrown into deep limestone caves and pits that dot the Adriatic Coast.
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Many people in Italy refer to the mass killings simply as "foibe," or caves.
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The ice caves are on the list for a completely different set of criteria.
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"I didn't even know about the ice caves growing up," Mr. Dixon told me.
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Its limpid lakes and limestone caves draw tens of millions of visitors every year.
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But the caves are on the 52 Places to Travel list for a disheartening reason: Scientists predict that Lake Superior could be completely ice-free in the next two to three decades, which would mean the end of the Ontario ice caves.
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The cave complexes inside the mountains are potentially the "world's most deeply buried karst caves."
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"The answer is, you don't want to be the first one who caves," Sarpatwari said.
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Mammoth Caves, with more 400 explored miles of caverns, has a delicate and complex ecosystem.
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What's tougher, telling someone, 'that's the effing wrong door,' or dive into dark treacherous caves?
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Following this incident, the association between caves and women seemed forever cemented in his mind.
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Indeed, the BCRC notes that Britons have spent years surveying Thailand's vast network of caves.
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Anywhere between 200 and 400 bodies were left in this and three other caves nearby.
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Every week, they went to Murray's cheese caves in Queens, where the cheddar is aged.
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It offers snow-capped terrain, glaciers and ice caves in winter and waterfalls in summer.
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"Northam caves to opponent's racist ads on sanctuary cities," the progressive blog Think Progress barked .
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Certain caves are found disproportionately full of well-preserved footwear, up to thousands of pairs.
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Formed from current and former members of The Attika State, Caves, Personal Best, and Attack!
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As a child, Shigeru Miyamoto explored the fields, forests and caves around his Kyoto home.
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I've spent hours fiddling with menus, crafting new technologies, and scouring caves for precious resources.
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He said local geologists are still mapping the volcano's labyrinth of more than 100 caves.
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Rescuers are also rushing to pump water out of the flooded caves (The Associated Press).
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Often, if a victim caves on a demand, the scammer will just likely demand more.
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Iranian missile sites, many in caves or bunkers along the Strait of Hormuz, are activated.
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If he caves now, he will get the backlash he feared before, with extra intensity.
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The geopark is home to beaches, estuaries, coral reefs, caves, and limestone, according to UNESCO.
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"An entire food web exists in the caves below the dry tropical forests," he described.
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Wanderlust In an ancient city of stone and caves, what was old is new again.
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The other rooms are in refurbished caves, as are most lodging options in the Sassi.
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The two brothers who run it make their wine in 16th-century, hand-chiseled caves.
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He arrived in Las Vegas straight from Ontario, Canada, where he visited the ice caves.
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Remember, art began in caves, and so its history is twinned with that of humanity.
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Wisconsin's Apostle Islands, in Lake Superior, offer stunning sea caves and plenty of creature comforts.
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They've been found lodged within ice, in deep underground caves and hidden within hot springs.
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Tourists flock to the caves, awe-struck by the starry night illusions all around them.
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Gavin Newsom, on the other hand, took some umbrage at the denigration of wine caves.
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I know competition has been wired into our DNA since we were living in caves.
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But many of us pretend they live in caves and are funded by our enemies.
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"Coles' colossal plastic bag fail" and "Coles caves" ran headlines on Australia's main news sites.
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The brow bone, however, turns out to be a calcrete deposit often found in caves.
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In England, he visits caves and studies fungi; in Paris, he goes into the catacombs.
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"Billionaires in wine caves should not pick the president of the United States." said Sen.
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"Billionaires in wine caves should not pick the president of the United States," Warren said.
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Searching for the caves was a travel experience that is increasingly rare for other reasons.
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Caves are also a place of forgery, of fake manuscripts and invented tales of discovery.
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