In surveillance images released by Houston police on Twitter, Hausknecht is circled in green and the suspect is circled in red.
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Rodriguez circled entries that he claimed were the "Holy Grail" to cracking Epstein's operation, and Trump was one of the names circled.
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If you've solved the revealer at 343A, "Disney character hinted at by the circled letters" for PINOCCHIO, you know that the circled letters spell out NOSE, but the theme doesn't stop there.
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A police helicopter circled as protesters taunted lines of police.
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I circled her hips before settling myself between her thighs.
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Instantly, the children circled her, excited to meet a lawmaker.
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Papadopoulos, circled, at a meeting with Trump in March 2016.
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Wakita, OK is circled in blue, right in the middle.
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Riot police patrolled downtown Harare as army helicopters circled above.
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We circled around the best match, which was Star Wars.
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A motorboat circled the harbor and headed for the mainland.
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It rolled to the fence as Rengifo circled the bases.
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A throng of Republicans circled Corker and Flake as Sen.
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As silence fell over the park, his cousin circled back.
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So here it is again, brightened and circled in red.
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Police vehicles blocked nearby roads and police helicopters circled overhead.
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Students shared with the class the words they had circled.
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After my first viewing, I circled back to the drawings.
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Skateboarders circled him as he talked about the finish line.
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"Taxes" is circled in red and has three exclamation points.
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The copter circled over Glendale, near the city of Burbank.
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She circled it several times until she spotted a lime.
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He also circled the world twice as a tethered spacewalker.
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The argument circled back to their feelings for each other.
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After the light spectacle, I circled back to the rally.
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Families and churches swiftly circled to protect their young men.
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It found and circled the ship for about an hour.
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Earrings sparkled in his ears, silver chains circled his neck.
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There have been themes denoted by circled or grayed squares.
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The Sun Devils had missed 15 straight field-goal attempts before Martin's game-winner, which hit the backboard, circled the rim once, hit the backboard again, circled the rim twice more and finally dropped.
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We do have a bit of help in the circled squares, however: If you look at the three theme entries at 20A, 33A and 38A, the circled squares spell out the brand names of cameras.
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The gunman, circled in red, is seen approaching Hausknecht from behind.
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I said someone already circled the differences and took a pass.
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Well, he circled back around to it in a bigly way.
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Again as Dos Santos circled out he ate the bigger blows.
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Pajama dressing was exciting when it first circled the fashion sphere.
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I saw my note and saw the passage circled right there.
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Spiotta had circled our destinations on the map in ballpoint pen.
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Offending items, such as unsightly sale signs, are circled in red.
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I circled the paper and called people and went to shelters.
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He circled back, tried it again, and aborted a second time.
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A few dozen more circled outside of it, forming a semicircle.
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Trumpler 14 (circled in red) is located in the Carina Nebula.
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Hunt also showed beautiful elbows as he circled off the fence.
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Its aerosols circled the Earth, reducing direct sunlight by 21 percent.
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Circled areas indicate areas exceeding NOAA's upper bounds for temperature anomalies.
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His plane circled New York for five hours before safely landing.
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I circled back with her to find out more about Costco.
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"Some of them mean this"—he circled his thumb and forefinger.
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Forecast high temperatures for April 29, 2017, with record highs circled.
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People reached out; looped each other in; circled back; touched base.
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In each theme entry, two of the same letters are circled.
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A few minutes later, it came back with "Putin" circled. Juicy.
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As the fight began, the two men circled each other tentatively.
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Dr. Mark Hausknecht, circled in green, riding his bike Friday morning.
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And they have now circled back to the original focus: programming.
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Endless questions circled the unseen woman: would we ever meet Diane?
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A shiny, compact track circled the dairy and plant-based sections.
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News helicopters and remotely piloted drones circled over the crumpled wreckage.
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He circled the pond, not showing off, simply enjoying the movement.
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The bill's opponents circled the building in logging trucks, horns blaring.
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A putrid smell hung in the air, and vultures circled overhead.
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Parents and grandparents circled the room, peering over shoulders at screens.
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Kehaar flew up, circled the pool and perched on the handrail.
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"We have circled around each other for decades," Ms. Bogart said.
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Six phrases that cross each other contain gray or circled squares.
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"It's the game that everybody circled on their calendar," Jones said.
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Several spotlights circled the square catwalk, illuminating models in angular formations.
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It took getting the entire top third of the grid to realize that 22A, was PITCHY, with a circled C, and 24A was also PITCHY, with a circled P. So that was the first double take.
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Louis C.K. seemed to be pointing at Mr. Allen with a queasy homage that was getting at the truth of "Manhattan" even as "I Love You, Daddy" circled — and circled — its own creator's complicity in female exploitation.
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Mr. Stulberg offers us a simple list theme of disparate entries, but those circled squares yield us something yummy: When read from left to right, the letters in those circled squares spell out a kind of cheese.
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Divers reported Shaq looked "a little nervous" as sharks circled his cage.
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On Wednesday a police helicopter circled over the green and yellow guesthouse.
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U.S. military advisers were seen watching operations as coalition aircraft circled overhead.
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Both campaigns circled the New York primary as the next big battleground.
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The Hoosier State was circled long ago on the Cruz campaign's calendar.
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A page from the Playbill program for Precious Sons (Rapp is circled).
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Heyward circled under the ball, caught it while jogging forward, and threw.
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Forecast high temperatures on June 12, 2017, with record-setting highs circled.
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Fighting in rugged terrain Helicopters circled the blaze, dousing flames with water.
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Before her Target stop, Jewel circled the mall in search of lunch.
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It circled "simplification" at the top then didn't take its own advice.
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As Bisping circled away, St-Pierre grazed him with a wheel kick.
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Her hand circled your face while she said a prayer over you.
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The source circled the third week in September as the sweet spot.
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He scribbled the number 18 on the grease board and circled it.
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Zero circled back to the grimy beanbag they used as his bed.
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These conversations circled around how real estate tech has entered its adolescence.
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Helicopters circled the lakeside city and smoke poured out of some buildings.
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They circled me and started kicking me in the face and ribs.
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And The Times isn't the only publication that has circled this topic.
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Thin, green marsh fern circled lakes alongside moonwort, rattlesnake fern and horsetail.
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Something Linus carries in "Peanuts" SECURITY BLANKET Circled letters spell CUBE 43A.
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The circled letters are FIGURES that are HIDDEN in the theme entries.
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"You can still see where she circled the wrong numbers!" he said.
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The counterprotesters were "really aggressive — they circled this Bassiani protest," she said.
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He had circled every line he found difficult, which were all 37.
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To make things clear, she also circled around her malformed pinky finger.
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Eight of his male relatives were immediately executed, as drones circled above.
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Take a look at the five items you circled in your chart.
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They had circled before Aniston's weddings to Brad Pitt and Justin Theroux.
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First of all, there are a dozen circled letters in the grid.
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Just remember that the circled squares are "OVER" their respective theme entries.
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The enclosed invoice was marked "PAST DUE," which was circled in red.
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The abbreviation for argentium is AG, which is circled in the grid.
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"You can feel Picasso," Mr. Shen said as he circled the work.
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"You can feel Picasso," Mr. Shen said as he circled the work.
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We circled the West Side endlessly trying to find a parking spot.
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The car circled back and pulled up to Williams and her friends.
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"I think this is the game that everyone had circled," she said.
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Following the news, images circled on social media apparently showing the deserted venue.
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But it was impossible to get lost: All trails circled back to Bedrichov.
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Round one was razor-close, as challenger and champion circled, scanning for openings.
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As he circled the pyre and lit the wood, relatives watched in silence.
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Everyone was invited for a fancy dinner on a boat that circled Manhattan.
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Those commands to GO FIRST are circled in the grid for easier identification.
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Landing forces reached specified waters, which were circled by helicopters at low altitude.
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Two Iraqi attack helicopters circled, and jets from the international coalition growled overhead.
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Two weeks later another Xi'an bomber and three fighter jets again circled Taiwan.
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I circled the stage and watched competitors toil in their makeshift kitchen cubicles.
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My fingertips circled my clit, and a shaky breath stuttered across my lips.
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As the jetliner circled in a holding pattern, the pilot grew more desperate.
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Fighting in rugged terrain Helicopters circled the blaze, dousing the flames with water.
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Helicopters continually circled over the lot, shining lights in a nearby parking lot.
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You can see another example, circled on the left in the image below.
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Obama circled back to that shooting in the final moments of his speech.
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She cleaned the area the nurse had circled and slid the needle in.
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She seemed confident she was about to own Sanders with what she circled.
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He circled back to the dockets and scanned until he found Babitsch's name.
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" Cramer circled Tuesday on his calendar because it kicks off the "retail fest.
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Nestled beneath its head, three rows of teeth circled around a terrifying orifice.
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"The students are really, really intelligent and mindful," Usher said, while admirers circled.
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The home was impeccable, a white bungalow circled by a white iron fence.
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The moment was captured in an award-winning photograph that circled the globe.
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Helicopters circled overhead and bomb-sniffing dogs were seen outside of the building.
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Turkey vultures circled overhead and danger hung thick in the humid fall air.
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And I couldn't control the tears as we circled the destruction from above.
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Helicopters circled the area, and some police officers were seen on nearby roofs.
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She circled Ozma back to remind him to see obstacles at eye level.
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The night before, she said that white supremacists holding torches circled her church.
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We have both shaded and circled squares today (depending on your solving format).
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Her daughter, Cristina, 7, cried as Customs and Border Protection helicopters circled overhead.
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On the referee's signal, the two fighters circled one another, feinting and jabbing.
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As the Thunder left the floor, Lillard circled the court, high-fiving fans.
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So LOCAL - O = CALL and "O" is the circled letter in this case.
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But by the eve of Super Tuesday, the wagons had been fully circled.
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After my husband died, Mushroom circled Justin's pillow for more than a week.
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The three-man crew successfully circled the moon and returned safely to Earth.
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Brick walls towered above her, and loops of barbed wire circled the top.
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Under a rippled gray sky, a water truck circled the track, moistening it.
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Ms. Tamblyn downed a crunchy rice ball and circled the room, dispensing hugs.
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The Apollo 8 crew circled the moon but didn't land on its surface.
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The firefight lasted more than 40 minutes as television news helicopters circled overhead.
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A tingling overcame my body as the chimes circled my brain like waves.
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It's an easy enough solve, but what are those circled/shaded squares about?
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As we circled the emptying floor, I told her I was a reporter.
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We circled the rim until we had gone too far, then doubled back.
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Without mentioning the Rapture directly, he circled around to the concept of resurrection.
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It circled overhead once and twisted to look at us before flying off.
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The two periods I asked you to notice earlier and circled in red.
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Threats of military action also circled Qatar in the early days of the crisis.
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Packs of rats circled him, eager for his last breath, but he kept moving.
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It had circled above the airport for more than two hours between landing attempts.
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In all of these instances, subsequent reports all circled back to the fake ones.
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Beyoncé had reportedly circled the role, but the project fell apart due to scheduling.
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Derry, which is circled, is probably King's most important location next to Castle Rock.
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The two started off at odds, but have circled back to being respectful acquaintances.
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By the time his parents circled back to pick him up, he was gone.
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The ink is beautiful ... featuring a black mamba circled around Bryant's famous brand logo.
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Sato: I just remember that game in general was a game we had circled.
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The 15-foot shark circled the group as a school of fish surrounded it.
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On a calendar on the wall, Election Day is highlighted in yellow and circled.
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Piece of the Polar Vortex (circled) forecast to roll into the U.S. on Jan.
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Circled is the part of the note Nelson has claimed to have written herself.
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Two Burmese military helicopters circled overhead, firing indiscriminately at the terrified villagers huddled below.
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A police helicopter circled overhead crowds of protesters, telling them to leave the area.
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Mr. Schoenholz offers us five theme entries that each have two shaded/circled squares.
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They circled the moon but did not attempt the landing that had been planned.
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Eventually, the police closed traffic on Broadway and helicopters circled above the big intersection.
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First, we see the Liars circled around a darkened figure sitting on a couch.
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Gunnarsson circled the net, then jammed the puck through Dubnyk from a bad angle.
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Three marshals circled close to the Weaver cabin and killed one of their dogs.
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But he then allegedly circled back to follow them, so they had to hide.
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I circled the streets on my motorbike, cajoling random girls onto its back seat.
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Rumors have circled for at least two years that Nanigans is up for sale.
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As Rodriguez circled the bases, in his distinctive preening trot, the ballpark fell silent.
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She has circled a spot on the map and claimed it for her own.
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Similarly, 45 Down is KENOBI, but the shaded/circled word read upwards is BONE.
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They circled the word "black" where potential jurors had noted their race on questionnaires.
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At a fan festival, the line to get Scott's autograph circled around the rink.
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Of course, the"Garage Sale" isn't the only date circled on the Grizzlies' calendar.
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Melvin Manhoef demonstrated that repeatedly and brutally as Robbie Lawler circled along the fence.
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For an audience of young and old, electric floats circled the grounds at sunset.
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More important, though, they have the weekend of March 18 circled on their calendar.
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Mr. Mattis's copter circled the hills and flatlands that dot the densely packed region.
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Ms. Yañes and Mr. Lieb offer us five theme entries that contain circled letters.
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At 26A, DA ALI G SHOW presents with the first two letters, DA, circled.
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If you are solving online, you will see a 29x43 grouping of circled squares.
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It gently circled an invisible column of rising hot air while climbing slowly skyward.
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Police posts, circled with barbed wire fences, had sprung up every few hundred yards.
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For example, in the northeast, at 19A and 22A, the circled squares spell AMSTEL.
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Other architects and prospective owners circled like vultures, ready to buy up the property.
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Above them, military helicopters circled and Republican Guards in dark camouflage patrolled the perimeter.
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He made a nifty move and shot as he circled from behind the net.
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Gunfire rang out as helicopters circled overhead in a residential area of the city.
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And if you read the letters in the circled squares, they spell out BIRTHSTONE.
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Democratic presidential hopefuls circled around one word at the final debate of 2019: electability.
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He circled their next matchup against the Pacers and tagged Warren in the caption.
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Three key players close to the President have this date circled in their planners.
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There are four circled squares in this grid and they spell out … absolutely nothing.
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And during the performance, her 5-year-old daughter, Blue Ivy, circled her, laughing.
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" When Henry circled back to the question, Levin replied: "Your question is not honest.
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Riders circled ceremonial tepees and crossed a river to the site of the signing.
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Last weekend, a motorcycle group circled the building and shouted racial slurs at congregants.
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"I was walking down the street when five police cars circled me," he says.
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An hour later, as TV cameras filmed and state troopers circled, the bomb went off.
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Then they ran in and circled me, where I could not get into the theater.
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East China Sea: Japan scrambles jets as China flies fleet near disputed islands Taiwan circled?
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The deep shot bounced away from center fielder Victor Reyes as Merrifield circled the bases.
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She circled a number of comments calling her "ugly" and several threats to her life.
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Activists booed executives out of city council meetings while protests circled the proposed construction site.
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"Talks have circled around a sheriff, a state senator, and a mayor," the editors wrote.
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For decades, the U.S. and China have circled uneasily as current and future global superpowers.
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It was eagerly parsed by everyone in my household, with pages tagged and items circled.
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A plate of pan-seared brook trout is circled with a drizzle of sangria gastrique.
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Helicopters circled overhead and there was a strong military and police presence on the streets.
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Clinton's traveling press secretary Nick Merrill rolled the orange back, with the word "Putin" circled.
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The witness further claimed about a dozen of those employees circled his table, pointing fingers.
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"You can still see where she circled the wrong numbers," Bowker said in a statement.
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Now we have circled back to dogs, but throwing it at their face this time.
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In New York City, Jews held a vigil while Muslim allies circled them for protection.
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Overhead Black Hawk helicopters circled while Air Force fighter jets enforced a no fly zone.
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African Parks works by creating islands of safety -- circled by a 7,000-volt electric fence.
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She circled back and watched as her son, Baxter, now 15, went inside the theater.
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Security forces circled the perimeter to assess the situation before they stormed in hours later.
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Fixed-wing aeroplanes circled the area's expressways, which have recently seen a spike in shootings.
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So yeah, it's pretty cool that it's circled back around, but I guess everything does.
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As we talked, warplanes that he said were from the Syrian air force circled overhead.
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But Guston flew the coop and circled back to representation, baffling many of his admirers.
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But it was not until the early 1920s that a taller fence circled the building.
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Andy Barr MORE (R-Ky.) won races that Democrats had circled as potential pickup opportunities.
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Verrett twisted in disgust at the moment of contact, and Peralta leisurely circled the bases.
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Gourde circled behind the net, passed to Hedman, who fed Paquette for the easy goal.
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It was only after PRWORA became law that most Democrats circled their wagons around it.
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" Garten circled back days later with more questions: "Was Irakli (Ike Kaveladze) at the meeting?
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His "figure-8" journey this year circled both the Americas and Antarctica in one season.
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The Obama administration's and Hillary Clinton's African American campaign surrogates circled their wagons around Kim.
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The key is in paying close attention to what the circled letters are telling you.
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Both Klobuchar and Harris circled back to Buttigieg in the closing minutes of the debate.
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Her fear of people judging her circled her head in permutations that became increasingly invasive.
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We circled United's headquarters, a cluster of mirrored buildings in Minnetonka, just west of Minneapolis.
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As she reached the bottom floor, dozens of patients circled around her, curious and confused.
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These conversations all circled around one central takeaway: real estate tech has entered its adolescence.
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" She circled back to where she had started and snapped a photo of "Untitled (Ocean).
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She circled their arrested forms, admiring rotted clothing, patchy and lusterless skin, sincere, open enjoyment.
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A ring of fresh Doritos dust circled the serious red pout of the child's lips.
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Dozens of cities, including New York and Chicago — now W.W.E. strongholds — are circled like targets.
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Luann de Lesseps walked the short red carpet, then circled back and walked it again.
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His use of the cameras, which constantly circled the conversations, helped move the story along.
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"It circled several times, watching us, to make sure the boat had sunk," Bashar said.
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At one service, somber boys in crisp white shirts circled the pews with the sacrament.
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These words are part of longer phrases and are denoted by circled or shaded squares.
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Gronkowski's former Patriots coach, Bill Belichick, also made the photo that circled on social media.
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These ADs might be hard to see, though, so pay attention to the circled squares.
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He circled the net and threw a centering pass toward Scott Laughton driving the net.
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By the time I circled back to the park field house just after 10 a.m.
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Tkachuk circled around behind the Red Wings net and slid the puck across the goalmouth.
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The dogs circled Will's rental car and, allegedly, signaled the officers near the driver's seat.
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She circled him as she did her work, looking at every angle of his head.
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With Monday's verdict, MBS has essentially circled the wagons around himself and his inner circle.
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On one wall was a world map with large territories circled: sources of his DNA.
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As the prolonged firefight went on, helicopters circled overhead as police officers swarmed the streets.
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There's an F inside that circled square, making the crossing the perfectly cromulent SWIFT/FRY.
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She was born into a culture in which the rich circled high above the rest.
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As the game began with DeepMind researchers circled around him, Graepel was confident he would win.
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And then they ran in and circled me where I could not get into the theater.
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After giving it some thought, he circled back to Kourtney and apologized, smoothing things over considerably.
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"I found a pretty picture of a starfield and circled the most beautiful one," she said.
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Rumors of a reboot or continuation of the franchise have circled for a couple of years.
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"That's the portion that went through," Zepeda said of the red, circled portion of the graphic.
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When Soukhamthath circled, O'Malley tried to wheel kick him or back kick him in the body.
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"Comrade Translator, pull yourself together," he nudges Sun Hi. She dutifully scans the article he's circled.
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Revealers can help you get your mind around a puzzle, as do the shaded/circled squares.
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I circled a picture of the Eiffel Tower and it recommended hotels near the Parisian landmark.
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It was as if the autonomous cars had circled us and we couldn't see past them.
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Users have effectively circled the equator 2,724 times or made 143 round trips to the moon.
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"I knew that something was wrong, so I circled back to past emails," Salganik told Refinery29.
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Alpha Centauri A (left) and B (right) with the dim companion Proxima Centauri circled in red.
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A helicopter seemingly appeared out of nowhere and circled overhead, further adding to the fire's urgency.
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He says the shark circled his small boat twice before swimming away with no harm done.
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His twin brother, Mark, a retired astronaut, remained on the ground while Scott circled the Earth.
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NYC thundersleet evidence on radar, with mix in bright bands and lightning strike circled here. pic.twitter.
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The helicopter circled above the city as its occupants attacked the buildings with grenades and gunfire.
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The "Dead" universe has circled larger questions of faith, of theology, of why is this happening.
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Seagulls circled the smokestack and a gentle swell from the last storm gently rolled the ship.
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Shakespeare biography has long circled a set of tantalizing mysteries: Was he Protestant or secretly Catholic?
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Fontijn circled and jabbed, but Shields, determined, kept stalking her to the end of round three.
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The singers cupped their tongues, circled their lips, and narrowed their throats, creating high, whistling overtones.
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Iraqi military helicopters circled above the area, using heavy machine gun fire against suspected ISIS positions.
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They said that , even as they were filling the graves, the jets circled over their heads.
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Against Barnett, Arlovski circled and showed the jab which rarely does anything meaningful in his fights.
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He'd circled its title when the distributor's catalog was making the rounds about a year ago.
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Then on Tuesday, a Russian helicopter circled around the ship seven times at a low altitude.
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Wordplay WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — Keep your eye on those shaded/circled squares in Adam G. Perl's puzzle.
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A peregrine falcon rose, plummeted into the crater, circled back up and disappeared inside a crevice.
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Helicopters circled overhead and residents stood outside their homes, talking in groups of three or four.
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Once I realized that all the circled squares needed X's, it made the solve much easier.
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After he answered the Chinese journalist, he circled back to me and delivered a curt lecture.
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After coming to a dead end, officers circled back to interviewing Iwao and his family members.
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The three consecutive S's and the two consecutive E's are circled to help solvers see them.
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As you might have noticed, the circled squares contain the letters A and D, for ADvertisment.
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Homendy said that the helicopter circled for 12 minutes while awaiting clearance from air traffic controllers.
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That statement infuriated the Chinese leadership, and Mr. Trump eventually circled back to endorse the policy.
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As they circled the room, people in gray suits took their places at the carousel's window.
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A black helicopter approached, circled three times, and touched down, sending up a spray of seawater.
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Filppula circled back to the faceoff circle and beat Holtby just 36 seconds into the game.
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"Panthers!" co-host Norah O'Donnell read off a scorecard where Obama had circled the Panthers's logo.
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He circled the globe three times, traveling at speeds of more than 17,000 miles per hour.
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A bunch of crosses persuaded me to enter __ EVITE, with that blank being the circled entry.
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It's like any other time, you always have ones that you have circled on the schedule.
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Note that 20A is right below that circled M at the crossing of 17A and 1D.
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In conversation, we circled back again and again to the ways human activity impacts animal life.
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Not shockingly, the valets left Cybertruck upfront, and patrons circled around it taking photos all night.
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At a conference for investigative reporters, a small group of us circled up and compared notes.
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In this case, the circled letters happen to be HE, which is the abbreviation for helium.
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Sue DeBoer circled this Sunday on the kitchen calendar inside her Madison, N.J., home months ago.
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Year-to-date temperature anomalies for the globe, with the Yamal-Nenets region circled in blue.
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" The discussion circled back repeatedly to a central question about Kline's project: "What is the medium?
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There are 10 circled boxes in the grid, forming five left-right mirrored pairs of bubbles.
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In the end, they circled back to themselves, discussing sweaters and warm coats and winter boots.
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It's 10:00 PM. The Entity just circled back to his house to pick up Polar.
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After all, accusations that Democrats are cheating the system have circled on the right for decades.
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I circled the score and put his sheet and candy bar on D wing's cart, alone.
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The circled or shaded squares in each corner of the puzzles spell out the word ROSE.
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A police helicopter circled overhead as dozens of protesters, some wearing face masks, taunted lines of police.
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Players from both teams immediately circled around Robby, congratulating him on the feat and chanting his name.
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Thinking about it initially, she got stuck and abandoned it, but now and then she circled back.
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One guy, standing through the sun roof of a black SUV, circled the block several times, cheering.
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For an hour the group circled Terminal 1, dancing joyously, waving tricolor flags and banners, and chanting.
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The gunman circled his body, shouting "Do not forget Aleppo!" and smashing photos hanging on the wall.
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Dream retirements can vary, from relaxing on the front porch to swimming in a pine-circled lake.
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But the host circled on his calendar the financial institutions that will report earnings later this week.
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It shows a wonderful, fully-circled rainbow that looks like a more basic, but still mesmerising, Stargate.
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Only one other spacecraft, Galileo, has ever circled Jupiter, which is itself orbited by 67 known moons.
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Circled in red, meeting with Russian Interior Minister Vladimir Kolokoltsev in July 2018, are Salvini and Savoini.
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That staircase led to a mezzanine that circled the full perimeter of the store in the past.
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You will note that some squares are shaded/circled at the ends and beginnings of certain entries.
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" Lovato circled the two labels for each woman, adding that "you can be 'pretty' at any weight.
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The baby's relatives from the other side of the screen joined us as we circled her bed.
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For decades, America's satellites had circled Earth at a largely safe remove from the vicissitudes of geopolitics.
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Returning fishermen said two or three Chinese coastguard ships circled the shoal but had not harassed them.
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But when Hickey and her friend circled back to pick up ShyShy, the little girl wasn't there.
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Acorn's planes also circled regularly over Oklahoma City, flying from their home base of Wiley Post Airport.
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Some flights circled over and near to the Marines' base at Camp Pendleton, north of San Diego.
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And in another ring clowns would be putting out a fire in the small house they circled.
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He circled around behind the net to knock in a rebound of a Robby Fabbri wrist shot.
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A section of Lighters Wharf in Marsa was sealed off early on Monday as helicopters circled above.
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Gaga's dancers -- dressed in some spacey costumes -- circled her and probed her with a long pointy object.
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During their nine months at sea, they were reportedly circled by sharks and battered by tropical storms.
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Speaking later in the interview about surveillance, Comey circled back to the idea of checks and balances.
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Quite to the contrary, the "wagons were circled" and the truth seems to have become the casualty.
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At first they circled round and round above the boat, as if stirred by the revolving poles.
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Rumors have circled for years that Apple was working on both an electric car and autonomous software.
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Other lawmakers circled around whether Cohen met with Democratic staff ahead of his testimony on the Hill.
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Once was when he traveled south from California, and then it happened again after he circled Antarctica.
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With everything falling neatly into place, New Years Eve 3.43 was circled as a tentative opening date.
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He circled the parking lot once before he saw Sasha, leaning against a post, her eyes closed.
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As the mayor shook hands and greeted voters inside, Claxton circled outside with picket signs in hand.
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Back in April, reports circled that we'd actually see a new, thinner Apple Watch introduced at WWDC.
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Still not sure what the theme entries or their circled squares have to do with the film?
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If your calendar is synced with The New York Times's Space Calendar, then you've circled Sunday, Dec.
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Ours was a familiar scene: circled folding chairs, foam cups of coffee gone lukewarm, phone numbers exchanged.
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For example, inside the entries at 13- and 16A, the circled letters spell out AUDI and FORD.
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For 340 days, Scott Kelly circled the Earth aboard the International Space Station, gathering data about himself.
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It was unclear whether the pilots would have dumped the fuel or circled to burn it off.
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Helicopters circled above and rescue crews were off in the distance, but their screams were not heard.
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The constructors and editors have even circled the letters spelling out the word "spoon" to help us.
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The last three letters in AMOCO, the "OCO," are circled and represent CO₂, or 38A's CARBON DIOXIDE.
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These thoughts circled in my head as I slogged through the torrential rain toward my patient's home.
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Three Jack Russell terriers greeted me at the farm, barking like mad as they circled my feet.
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He circled the sequence and wrote an exclamation next to what became known as the "Wow!" signal.
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The choking smoke from these blazes is causing a health crisis and has literally circled the world.
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The way the models are staged and shot challenged commercial photography and also circled back into it.
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In late 27.5, this gradual accumulation of boosters finally yielded funding, and more actors circled the project.
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We circled back after DT's Tuesday AM speech, which seemed to be an attempt to deescalate things.
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The Sikorsky's pilot circled in a visual holding pattern for approximately 12 minutes, according to tracking data.
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Smoke from Australia's massive bushfires, which have been burning since September, has now officially circled the globe.
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Their original routine featured one member juggling while another circled him, taping his arms to his torso.
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That's pretty far, in retrospect, without realizing the paired nature of these entries with the circled letters.
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The top two words, 'EVERYONE' and 'NO ONE', are crossed out leaving the bottom word, 'YOU', circled.
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For example, at 63A, the circled squares in the answer I CAN ONLY HOPE spell out CANON.
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For example, at 22A, the clue is "[Circled letters]-filled contraption," and the answer is WEATHER BALLOON.
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Now, Madigan's allies have circled the wagons, defending the Speaker and questioning Hampton's motives in the process.
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But Pranila Chitrakar, 38, whose husband died in the crash, circled back to Captain Sultan's checkered history.
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The architect slowly circled the offending pool, muttering darkly, and striking its edge repeatedly with his cane.
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GFS computer model simulation of temperature departures from average, with the high anomalies near the North Pole circled.
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The more famous and successful they got, the more they circled each other for a presumed single slot.
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As the ship circled near Red Hook and Pioneer Works, Marrón returned to the stage, guitar in hand.
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And I posted a picture and I circled my nipple and I said, 'This is now up here.
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"It circled two or three times before it actually came at us aggressively," Sean Smida told the station.
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"The camera guy kind of freaks me out," Green joked as a photojournalist circled his desk snapping pictures.
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Republicans in Congress have for the most part circled the wagons around the president rather than abandoning him.
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As the portraits circled around social media, the internet seized an opportunity to make a few minor edits.
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A large column of people marched under a burning sun Sunday as a military helicopter circled low overhead.
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I had this one (match) circled this week and I'm glad I came out and performed pretty well.
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Today we're discussing Roy Moore and Al Franken, but the conversation has also circled back to Bill Clinton.
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Each evening, it picked two or three spots and circled for hours, flying at more than 17,000 feet.
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Burkinabe security forces, with support from American and French troops, circled the hotel for several hours before attacking.
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Nunez circled third and headed for home, seeming to surprise Drury, who hesitated before throwing to the plate.
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A sign previously indicating when the Apple store expected to open has had that section blanked out (circled).
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The other date circled on the Cruz calendar: June 7, the largest delegate day remaining on the calendar.
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The planes circled over two other locations in the area, apparently corresponding to the attacker's home and mosque.
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What we saw was Alvarez getting hit with the odd left straight as he circled away from it.
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The answers varied, but they always circled around to the same conclusion: Money is, in fact, the issue.
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So perhaps it is fitting that the continuing conversation on "Fear the Walking Dead" about faith circled Ofelia.
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When ICE showed up at Motel 28500 and asked to look through guest lists, it circled Spanish surnames.
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The animals circled the vehicle continuously, and to distract herself from danger the girl repeated her own name.
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Hours later â€" after her response had circled the pop culture news cycle â€" Kim posted an update.
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The radio that had seemed like Teddy's only connection to the world has circled back to victimize him.
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The notion of a basic income for all citizens has circled the fringes of Canadian politics for years.
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The first one is visual — there are the same three circled letters at 5A, 21A, 33A and 59A.
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As astronauts David Scott and James B. Irwin explored mountains during the 1971 mission, Worden circled around them.
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The New Old Age Sue Ellen King had circled her retirement date on the calendar: March 218, 266.
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Like Demetrious Johnson did here to land his favorite shifting right hand as John Dodson circled into it.
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He climbed another 20 feet and circled the balloon three times, dipping and rising on the desert thermals.
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The Patriots faithful, of course, circled their wagons around their hero and cried once again, yes, fake news.
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Unable to swim into shore, he was rescued by a nearby surfer, as a police helicopter circled overhead.
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Then, he saw he had initially marked Democrat, but crossed it out and circled "no party preference" instead.
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For example, at 21A, the comedy rock duo TENACIOUS D is the answer, and the D is circled.
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Young men, some in fatigues, waved militia flags and chanted "Death to America" as Apache helicopters circled above.
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Since 2016, the Juno spacecraft has circled Jupiter, scanning the atmosphere and mapping its magnetic and gravitational fields.
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Police helicopters circled above downtown Phoenix after the speech, telling people to leave the area or face arrest.
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In three places in Mr. Collins's grid, groups of four circled squares spell out words when read clockwise.
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As we sped away to help another boat in distress, the Libyans circled back and took the motor.
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There was a heavy security presence, including forces from the United States-led coalition, and helicopters circled overhead.
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She said the helicopter circled for 12 minutes until air traffic control approved the special visual flight rules.
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"We circled around and I watched no football today," Wells joked as she waited for Buttigieg to speak.
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George Washington had oval-shaped rooms in Philadelphia in 1791, allowing him to greet guests circled around him.
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They suggest that Caro's final efforts circled back, giving full voice to the formal ideas of his youth.
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Data from FlightRadar24 show that the flight circled several times in a holding pattern before returning to Newark.
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They circled when babies were born, and when Aniston and Theroux had to put down their dog, Dolly.
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But what happened back then, or did not, has now circled around to end Mr. Murray's political career.
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A mother duck and her fluffy queue of ducklings circled the pond with me and the other swimmers.
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The space agency got straight to work launching America's first satellite, Explorer 1, which circled Earth until 1970.
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They waved frantically as helicopters circled overhead, but no one saw or heard them over the roaring water.
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What followed was an all-out gun battle as police officers swarmed the area and helicopters circled overhead.
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A fairly easy theme to solve today, thanks in large part to the circled letters in the puzzle.
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So, at 17A, the "trick football play," STATUE OF LIBERTY, contains the word SALTY in the circled letters.
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Scores of police officers converged on the scene, many in tactical gear, as a police helicopter circled overhead.
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Dina Titus (D-Nev.) had been openly weighing a bid before Reid's allies circled the wagons around Rosen.
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We circled the plaza, admiring the handmade purses, scarves and jewelry and then headed for the enclosed market.
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The issue seems to have been Khalil's first name, which was circled as justification for that 'Terrorist' comment.
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Map showing Facebook's headquarters circled in blue, and the four nearby towns supported by the CZI Community Fund Map showing Facebook's headquarters circled in blue, and the four nearby towns supported by the CZI Community Fund Back in 2014, TechCrunch advocated for more of this hyper-local philanthropy by tech companies.
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The shooter circled back to shoot Nipsey multiple times, not to mention kicking him in the head before leaving.
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It was when they finally all circled back around, phones in hand, that I knew they were all playing.
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So start stacking up those stray dollar bills and make sure you have June 23 circled on your calendar.
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For seven years, the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter has circled the moon, hovering just miles above its pock-marked surface.
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Most revealing are photographs of Sudan's eyes, circled by wrinkles, which punctuate the series with a hint of life.
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They circled above houses built on top of mountains to find a level field to unload their precious cargo.
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Those gathered in remembrance Thursday afternoon circled around a desk where coverage of national and international stories is planned.
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It was this dropping of hands as he circled that cost Hall his fight with a young Chris Weidman.
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The two received a standing ovation from graduates and guests, as photographers circled around to capture the special moment.
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No. 103 Temple: The Owls' head coach circled the practice facility waiting on his team's fate on Selection Sunday.
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Momo, the family's small terrier, rushed past her legs, through the crack in the door, and circled the floor.
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As Malczyk tried to secure the scene, the two men in the silver car circled back to Gonzalez's Pontiac.
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The circled/shaded elements are not centered, but then again, they are not at the ends of the entries.
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"Driving in I took a wrong turn and pretty much circled the ball park a couple times," Zimmermann said.
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A wave of sadness overwhelmed Paris, and the world, when images of Notre Dame in flames circled the world.
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"We all circled around him and Barbara for a photo, and I was right next to him," Grolnick says.
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We circled and descended a few hundred feet and I realized I was not looking at algae at all.
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Pilots circled the airport for two hours before making a second attempt at landing, which was captured by CCTV.
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The image circled two objects on the ground believed to be knives used by the assailant during the attack.
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Tarah Gieger, one of the top women motocross racers, circled around me, popping wheelies and flying in the air.
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She went out West and then circled back, photographing people and asking why they voted the way they did.
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Outside Paris, different groups circled the skies in their "hold" areas, awaiting their turn to fly over the capital.
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On that day, the helicopter circled above the city as its occupants attacked the buildings with grenades and gunfire.
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The slim plane, which weighs 750 pounds, circled in the air briefly and came down within a few minutes.
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It shows how premiums would change for an individual who earns $26,500; I've circled some of the key numbers.
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The goal was set up by Matt Grzelcyk, who circled behind the net before sending a pass in front.
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They go to live in a new place, a graveyard where, the story having circled round, Anjum now lives.
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IWG has failed to agree a deal despite being circled by a host of potential buyers in recent months.
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The Eagles also got in on the fun as a television reporter dressed as a shark circled his prey.
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Usually it's wordplay within the clues and answers; sometimes it's reorganizing circled letters, or some other readily apparent shenanigan.
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Then, a Honduran punta dance song came on and people paired up as Contreras and her friends circled them.
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When Dwight glanced back up from his watch, he was smiling at the women still circled in their seats.
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At the center of the yellow circled area is Earth — the yellow dot in the center is the sun.
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Flies continuously circled our food as we ate, which got us into a discussion about the importance of flies.
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No matter the train of thought, he often circled back to the world's most recent and troubling political headlines.
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The plane circled and lurched through the hot afternoon air, but there was no sign of the errant animal.
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As I circled the property with Andrew Testa, a photographer for The New York Times, my suspicions only grew.
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I took a snap at my desk and circled the "save" button in red in case you're still confused.
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But after Biden's win in South Carolina, the party establishment rapidly circled around him — and moderate voters followed suit.
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In every Nazi document he came across, he circled and underlined innocuous terms like "abgang" (exit) or "evakuierung" (evacuation).
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There, I circled the track in the footsteps of the barefoot Ethiopian champion Abebe Bikila, and the story flowed.
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Fish circled inside a large aquarium, while brightly lit display cases presented rarities like caviar heaped in crystal bowls.
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Carefully they circled the charred bathtub, the melted kitchen floor, the skeletal playground — poking everywhere with long metal poles.
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For hours, helicopters and drones circled overhead, and guests hiding inside reported by phone that shooting continued all night.
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You'll see that the "P" is circled, and the rest of the letters in PARTY rearrange to form TRAY.
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But the main reason for Biden's multi-state win is that Democrat puppet-meisters circled the wagons and intervened.
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The students gasped in awe, frantically focusing their binoculars to better observe the bird as it circled the bay.
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The other person did not come out of his apartment, so Simmons circled around to the back, police said.
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Each of these inadvertently created satellites circled the Earth for a few months or years before its orbit decayed.
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Flammable gas represented in 18-Across and 9-Down Circled letters H, H, H, H, C = CH4 METHANE 55A.
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But make sure you have Halloween circled on your calendar if you want to lock in the lowest fares.
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Closer, my father's voice flew up and circled and perched; back then it was capable of whispers, fluid modulation.
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As they practiced, instructors circled them in a kiriku, a small armored tank not much bigger than a car.
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For example, at 23A, the four circled squares spell out TOPS, as in the musical group the Four TOPS.
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I guess I'll have to solve all the others in order to figure out what these circled squares mean.
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Notice how each of them shares a last letter, and that it's the first circled letter in that corner?
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Half an hour later, a plane came along the coast and circled to show that it had seen him.
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Since that first escape, it has circled the world in seven pandemic cycles that have killed tens of millions.
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Presidential candidates in both parties have a few big dates circled on their calendars as the race enters April.
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Ms. Bérubé's grid is transformed into a TOOLBOX, and the circled squares spell out the tools in the box.
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So this morning I sent him a post-birthday message on a yellow school bus that circled Buckingham Palace.
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He circled the places on the jetty road that he'd heard were flooded, though ''flooded'' proved a relative distinction.
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As helicopters circled overhead, the police used a backhoe to dig up part of the ground, including some concrete.
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Helicopters circled and curious onlookers milled about on bicycles and on foot in streets that were closed to traffic.
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And you'll have help along the way, as the theme entries are more gettable and the answers are circled.
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Read the circled letters from the left hand pair of entries from top to bottom; now read the right.
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On Tuesday, a Russian helicopter circled around the ship seven times at a low altitude, according to the statement.
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Clean shaven with dark hair, he has circled back to studying his first interest: uncommon triggers for destructive waves.
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I circled around to the front of the lot and saw people standing in line for "Lunch With Lorelai."
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The last truck, piled high with newly cut cane stalks, blew its horn as it circled the mill yard.
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Left turn after left turn, she circled the block with ease, the Richard Petty of the Upper West Side.
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A rescue crew aboard a helicopter then spotted eight bodies as it circled the area from above, police said.
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The gunships circled and started shooting at him — to no avail, which really upset the colonel in our helicopter.
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Cory Booker circled back to the issue of Biden and his son, accusing the moderators of doing Trump's bidding.
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He circled around from the right boards to the left circle and lifted a shot just inside the post.
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Anna Barnett said the dragonflies darted and circled all afternoon at the Mohican Hills Golf Club in Jeromesville, Ohio.
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The suitcase next to him is circled but it's not known whether it belonged to him or another guest.
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At first, this group improvisation felt serene, as instrumentalists circled the crowd and paced the margins of the venue.
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A helicopter circled overhead, and police boats were deployed on the pristine Morice River running nearby the protest site.
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During our time there an unmarked plane ceaselessly circled the camp, which many thought was somehow scrambling cell service.
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The bridge exists in the circled squares, split between four very lively entries: 3D: LONGSTEMMED5D: STAND ON ONE'S HEAD7D: SOCIAL LUBRICANT9D: WENT OVER THE EDGE I got the BRI in SOCIAL LUBRICANT first, and couldn't imagine why those three letters were circled, but the revealer at 26D, FALLING DOWN, gave it away.
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As CICIG's investigators circled Mr Pérez Molina in January 703, he said the body would soon "come to an end".
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We circled around the block and went into adjoining restaurants and office buildings, pretending we needed to use the bathroom.
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Everyone circled around the question no one knew the answer to: Would we get paid if the government shut down?
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Ottawa scored when Stone stole the puck while forechecking, fed Chris Tierney and circled behind Price to the left circle.
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Elizabeth's travels have circled the world several times and she has met countless leading figures inside and out of Europe.
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It circled the Earth multiple times before being "slingshotted" to the moon, traveling about 4 million miles in the process.
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Heading into town from the airport, we circled a statue situated in one of the most prominent intersections in town.
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In South Carolina, a photo of Brant Tomlinson, then a candidate for Kershaw County Council, circled social media in 2018.
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Savoini (circled) is seen in the background at the government dinner for Putin hosted by Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte.
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Mason's stick got tangled with Joe Thornton as the San Jose center circled in front from behind the Philadelphia goal.
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So, for example, in the entries at 17- and 18 Across, BONMOT and HERSTORY have MOT and HERS shaded/circled.
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Rebecca surprises Jack by giving him a circled listing in the paper for a home that an old couple owns.
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FOR YEARS AMERICAN satellites have circled the Earth, measuring light levels at night and estimating how much is man-made.
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Last year, he flew alongside an Airbus A380 in Dubai and circled the world's tallest building, that city's Burj Khalifa.
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" As coalition planes circled overhead on July 15, she offered a prayer: "God protect the civilians and take the rest.
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TC: We sat down last November and you'd mentioned that you'd circled $13 million or so for this new fund.
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As the company expands, it's wrapping up a new round with $2 million of a $3 million target hard-circled.
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I circled two numbers I think are especially important: how premiums would change for a low-income, elderly Obamacare enrollee.
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Firecrackers and bottles were also thrown at riot police who attempted to disperse the crowd as police helicopters circled overhead.
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He and his buddies circled around me as I tried to exit the restroom and pushed me around between them.
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The airplane banner, which circled the MetLife Stadium, read, "SHAME ON JETS/MGM #ENDGUNVIOLENCE #STOPMGM," according to the Associated Press.
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She circled a little bit and glanced back at her rescuers before flying off into the woods, Mr. Pojeky said.
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Leipelt, 20, of San Jose called air traffic control for help and circled over the two people in the water.
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According to The Washington Post, Rodriguez told FBI agents that he had circled the names of "witnesses" to Epstein's activities.
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Phillips kept chanting and beating his drum as other boys circled around, "mocking him and mocking the chant," Taitano said.
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This came after an emotional vigil in El Paso, as O'Rourke circled behind a building looking for his wife. pic.twitter.
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They drooled and circled at first and waggled their dicks within the air and made flicking gestures with their hands.
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"We will be circled because we are at 0.98 percent," said Robertson, vice president of the Canadian Global Affairs Institute.
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Maybe it was the little toy train with Wegmans-themed boxcars that circled several of the dairy and meat fridges.
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Ocean waves were rolling into the bay, where bluefish leapt from the blue-green surface and herring gulls circled overhead.
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Hempton has circled the globe three times recording the sounds of nature, especially soundscapes that are disappearing amid human cacophony.
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When the fight was over, rather than a traditional hand-waving promenade, he circled the plaza at a full sprint.
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Seabirds flew over the Petrel, fish thronged the water and two or three oceanic whitetip sharks circled near the Zodiac.
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The glow of candlelight illuminated the faces of those who circled the church three times before dispersing into the night.
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As fighter planes circled overhead and several thousand more Indian troops were sent to Kashmir, the sense of panic increased.
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Pilots signaled distress soon after takeoff, the news agency Interfax reported, and the plane circled back for an emergency landing.
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There are eight theme entries, each with a circled letter, as well as a revealer at the puzzle's center, 69A.
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There are five sets of circled letters in across entries in today's grid, at 23A, 28A, 68A, 69A, and 108A.
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Mr. Ma has circled the planet and hobnobbed with world leaders in his effort to take the Alibaba brand global.
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Mr. Trabucco is growing a beard, as shown in the progression of circled letters when reading from top to bottom.
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Before the fight, surveillance footage showed a young boy hiding behind her as the dog circled them without a leash.
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In a sandy arena circled by stands, onlookers witnessed everything from two-person duels to small-group battles (called "buhurts").
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The plane, carrying three crew members and 10 passengers, circled back and descended toward one of the runways, she said.
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The helicopter circled for 12 minutes while awaiting "special visual flight rules" clearance to continue on in the foggy conditions.
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As the Coast Guard helicopter circled overhead, however, the scallops on ice below deck were not the most pressing concern.
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It circled the Earth multiple times before being "slingshoted" to the moon, traveling about 4 million miles in the process.
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A "critical mass" protest of hundreds of cyclist circled the city in a defiant demonstration against the extreme police presence.
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"The cops is at the door right now looking for me, tune in," he said as he circled the apartment.
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Cardi has circled the idea of getting into politics, and now ... it looks like she's seriously considering taking that dive.
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On Sunday's episode of "Shark Tank," the Sharks circled around another unique company, one that sells Christmas ornaments — for beards.
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MORE (R-Ariz.), the chairman of the Armed Services Committee, said the disagreement circled around four amendments: one from Sen.
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Downen, 77 with advanced Alzheimer's, was just outside the gate, circled by several staffers urging him to come back inside.
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In this theme, there are two rebuses (rebii?) at each slashed/circled crossing and they work both Across and Down.
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In them, the women circled each other questioningly on the runway, in an ebb and flow of recognition and alienation.
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The procession circled the green and made its way to the center, where the security guards placed larger orange cones.
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"They got me very cheap," he said with a laugh, as a stylist yanked at him and a photographer circled.
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Nashville residents panicked on Friday after a low-flying military plane circled the downtown core, appearing to narrowly miss buildings.
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If you're lost in one of the parks, here's a map of the circled entries to help you find your way, or at least appreciate the work that went into building this puzzle: DENALI: Denali National Park, Alaska (home of Mt. Denali, as depicted by the circled letters) YELLOWSTONE: Yellowstone National Park, Idaho, Mont.
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There are two ways to figure out the theme: You can solve the revealer so that you have a hint as to what might be contained in the circled or shaded squares, or you can solve as many of the circled or shaded squares as you need to in order to figure out the revealer.
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But for a final day, two of the race's heavyweights circled each other in Iowa's backyard, fine-tuning their closing arguments.
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Smith declined to say if other bidders emerged, but he said that throughout the company's history potential acquirers have constantly circled.
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A dozen or so reporters and camera crews circled around her, peppering her with questions about why she's not doing better.
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He further claimed that the patron circled his first name — Khalil — which had been printed at the top of the receipt.
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Carter claims that the president has even sent photos of his hands to Carter with the fingers circled in gold Sharpie.
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The slim plane, which weighs 340 kg (750 pounds), circled in the air briefly and came down within a few minutes.
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Most of Libreville remained calm but there was a strong police and military presence on the street and helicopters circled overhead.
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Circled in white, US Airways Flight 1549 descends on its way to an emergency ditching in the Hudson River on Jan.
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All of this — the guilt, the anger, the frustration — circled through my mind after my eighth-grade student asked that question.
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In Mr Garutti's staging, the three pointlessly circled in and out of the box, robbing the scene of its transgressive punch.
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CEO Dan Springer only took over the job in January 2017, but has circled the early 2018 date repeatedly in interviews.
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Servants circled around to the backs of the vehicles and unloaded, ever so carefully, the animals everyone had come to see.
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"Let's hold off a second," he said as Iowans circled around with water and Cruz campaign posters used as impromptu fans.
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As Magny circled a little close to the fence, Lombard charged in with the wide, wild hooks he is famous for.
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According to Cavil, a customer circled his name and wrote "We don't tip Terrorist" at the top of that $108 check.
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Widening the search to other aircraft registered to Big Safari, we spotted a Pilatus PC-12 that mostly circled near Denver.
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It was unclear how a rogue police helicopter could have circled high-profile buildings in the capital without being shot down.
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READ: The origins of Sanders' ideology The real date Clinton and her supporters have circled on the calendar is March 15.
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"More and more people knew about this vulnerability to the point that it actually circled back to us," Mr. Bos said.
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As Miocic circled out, Werdum gave chase and ran onto a short right hook which sent him down on his face.
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As we left the dock, swans circled fallen leaves in sparkles of sunlight, and then scattered when the barge rumbled away.
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Well, to be more precise, there are five places in Mr. DiPietro's puzzle that contain a set of four circled squares.
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Further, if you read each circled letter from the top square, they spell out the name of a kind of diamond.
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For example, in the northeast corner of Mr. DiPietro's grid, the circled squares spell out the name of the HOPE diamond.
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As the light faded, Hudner kept trying to free his friend while their squadron circled above, looking out for enemy troops.
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"You made it," one colleague called out as a group of senators circled him, grinning and patting him on the shoulder.
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Two days and a positive drug test later, we circled back to try out the 20-ounce bottle of Detoxify Xxtraclean.
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Johnson circled around the turtled Bader, who grabbed a kimura and attempted to squirm back to a guard of some sort.
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The repeal-and-replace debate surrounding the Affordable Care Act has largely circled around the impact on premiums and insurance purchasing.
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Wegmans had little touches throughout that added personality to the store, like a train track that circled above the dairy section.
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The helicopter circled the city as Perez and his group, Equilibrio Nacional (National Balance), attacked the buildings with grenades and gunfire.
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They're totally disparate as far as meaning go, but they do have something in common beside that weird, interrupting circled square.
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Military and rescue service helicopters slowly circled in the blue skies on Monday, surveying the damage and searching for missing people.
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There's a revealer, but it's not that intuitive, and your job is to figure out what those shaded/circled squares mean.
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About five hours into its journey, a helicopter circled overhead, followed by a warplane, which dropped a bomb on the boat.
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A journalist from Kashmir who has worked in New Delhi for about 25 years found his home circled by a mob.
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San Francisco is exploring a public takeover, and various financial stakeholders in the company have circled as complex bankruptcy negotiations start.
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Helicopters and drones circled above the hotel for hours while guests hid inside, many cowering under beds or in toilet stalls.
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He circled a room of voters, wound his way past the margarita machine and then fired off his vision for Colorado.
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In this case, I was brainstorming ways to sneak an extra layer of meaning into the idea of a circled letter.
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Instead the migrants barricaded themselves inside, using solar power for their phones and digging wells for water as police cars circled.
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"This has been a great success, and we've taken note," he told the cheering crowd as two police helicopters circled overhead.
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While Molina circled the bases after a sixth-inning solo home run, shortstop Francisco Lindor did jumping jacks near home plate.
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Daley, who was assigned to shield Zou, realized her racer had fallen behind the pack and circled back to find her.
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With the puck down low, J.T. Brown circled the back of the net to find Jason Garrison at the left point.
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Take a closer look at the circled squares in the grid: they spell the word ICE, which represents an ice cube.
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In the last couple of years alone, Thor: Ragnarok, Black Panther, and the Maleficent sequel have all circled this basic theme.
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Still, all four of the entries appear somewhere inside the phrases and the letters are circled to help solvers find them.
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But another fish forks off if you follow the gray or circled squares (depending on the format in which you solve).
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The Telegraph newspaper had reported earlier that the perpetrator had circled the drone around the airport building and flashed its lights.
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As Trump's campaign event neared its conclusion inside, outside a police helicopter circled overhead, ordering the throng to disperse or face arrest.
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Two teams of animal curators and keepers from the zoo and police officers circled the area where the peacocks were last seen.
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When they finished, they linked arms and circled a fire, singing as officers tugged arms and hair and the backs of jackets.
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Though a late night Glow in the Dark party was circled on our itinerary, I decided instead to call it a night.
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On Saturday, Chinese military aircraft circled the international airspace surrounding Taiwan, prompting Japan's military to scramble fighter jets over an alleged trespass.
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What Miocic could do was try to crack Dos Santos clean on the jaw as he circled out with his hands occupied.
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Aldo snapped off a scintillating counter combination, Holloway circled out, and suddenly Aldo's mouth was open and Holloway was standing considerably closer.
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Hours after the attack began, witnesses say, regime warplanes circled back over the area and dropped bombs on a clinic treating survivors.
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Raniere allegedly circled the table asking her questions about her sexual history while an unidentified third person performed oral sex on her.
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In a heartwarming show of solidarity, his teammates circled back after they completed the race to cross the finish line with Freeman.
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Nor were greedy capitalists much favoured, even though the palace, and the elites who circled it, made billions as Thailand grew rich.
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He invited me in and then, to show off his car stereo, blasted "Led Zeppelin II" as we circled the parking lot.
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The aircraft circled over Glendale for about 12 minutes before getting "special visual flight rules" clearance to continue in the foggy conditions.
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SNL eventually circled in on what's considered the moment when Trump lost the debate — when he insinuated that the election was rigged.
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Suffering from the reaction, Graham acted strangely, exited the car, circled it twice and sat down on the curb before passing out.
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Any time she even came close to the fence she either circled out or drew the engagement and weaved out under it.
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And she totally agreed with me, so we circled it to everyone on our teams and decided to pitch it to HBO.
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The most riveting part of the story is when I interview Suspect No. 1 about the suspicions that have circled around him.
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A tense battle played out as the two foes circled each other and kicked up a disorienting dust-cloud in their wake.
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R: The chain may be half-dead, but RadioShack's circled red "R" still conjures images of strip malls in many people's minds.
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Vandenberg, who was raised a Catholic, circled this bond between pain and pleasure throughout his life, never quite feeling comfortable about it.
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Despite this, reports of friction between von Furstenberg and Saunders circled throughout the industry — and when there's conflict, there's strains on creativity.
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We were in our hotel room overlooking the Grand Mosque as the pilgrims performed the final rites as they circled the Kaaba.
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It could have circled back around to making Rick heroic eventually, but only after making us question his tactics and leadership skills.
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If they're into astrology, she suggests gifting them a calendar in which you've circled all the days that Mercury will be retrograde.
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Over the past couple of years, the Five Point plane has regularly circled locations around Palm Beach and patrolled off its coast.
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There was still a heavy police presence at the scene into the late evening, and a helicopter circled overhead for several hours.
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The FBI says the vehicle appeared to be driven by a white male who circled the area before making contact with Zhang.
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It was unclear how a rogue police helicopter could have circled high-profile buildings in the Venezuelan capital without being shot down.
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The suspect's car "appears to have passed (Zhang) at the bus stop and circled the block back to her location," Manganaro wrote.
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Rumors circled that Taylor Swift and Drake were maybe dating, but likely just doing some very early promotion for her future work.
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When Romero attempted to stall Whittaker out along the fence, Whittaker pummelled, caught Romero's wrist as he repummelled, and circled out gracefully.
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Just last week the move was officially approved—right on time, too, considering the sexual assault allegations that have circled Franken recently.
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When rumors circled around Yingkou Coastal Bank, a lender in the northeastern rust belt province of Liaoning, the police were brought in.
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Soon a band of merganser chicks, trailing their mother, circled the small cove by which I lay, paying no attention to me.
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After they had covered a few blocks, a large white sedan passed the girls and then circled back, pulling up alongside them.
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The two captive rays circled in front of the mirror, blew bubbles and performed unusual body movements as if checking their reflection.
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" As we circled the Uppards area just north of Tangier, Schulte asked me: "Do you see that line running along the center?
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In the print version of this puzzle, the circled squares are instead outlined in heavy black bars to form a spiral shape.
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In interviews last week, survivors in Houthi-controlled Hodeidah said a helicopter had circled above the boat in daytime before the attack.
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Like the other packages, this one included a circled hand and the words, also written in gold Sharpie: 'See, not so short!
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It was another sticky day, and I'd circled back to New Orleans to meet up with a coastal geologist named Alex Kolker.
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Speculation has circled that JetBlue, the sixth-largest U.S. airline, could announce a transatlantic launch at an April 10 event with employees.
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But the new critical edition will argue that Gershwin's circled letters were merely labels specifying which horns to play, not which notes.
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Arrieta and catcher David Ross embraced halfway between home plate and the mound as the rest of the Cubs circled around him.
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But along the fence Dillashaw would have had better success looking to catch Cruz inside the trailing leg as he circled out.
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Diana had circled her name with a heart, which was good because I hadn't remembered her name from when she introduced herself.
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Biden said, 'The last time wagons were circled around me, I was 5 and Ma and Pa were headed to Oregon territory.
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The arborist circled my property for half an hour before saying he would email a quote by the end of the day.
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"It is time for justice, Mr. Cosby, this has all circled back to you," a judge told Bill Cosby at his sentencing.
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In the first hours after the verdict, he hunkered down in the State Capitol as reporters circled the halls outside his office.
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The birds, dividing themselves into smaller convoys, theoretically by breed, circled the area, crisscrossing other groups to create layered patches of light.
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Op-Ed Contributor The village of Zaras lies in a valley circled by the Zagros Mountains in southwestern Bakhtiari Province of Iran.
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On the day this whole fracas broke out, I circled January 11th, the day these two teams would meet, in my calendar.
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I tend to overstuff themes; in early versions of this puzzle, I tried to visually include a fishing rod using circled letters.
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Mr. Kalish offers us five phrases (some are more common than others), and some of the letters in these phrases are circled.
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Anyway, Mr. Johnson's perfectly normal theme contains the molecular makeup of three gases, as shown in the circled letters in his grid.
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Pungent-smelling gas represented in 57-Across and 49-Down Circled letters H, H, H, N = H3N AMMONIA O.K., I'm better now.
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When read from top to bottom, those circled letters add on other letters and jumble them to represent how something might evolve.
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The helicopter flew north from Orange County after takeoff on Sunday morning and circled near Burbank, waiting for clearance to keep going.
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You won't find out until you solve the circled squares, and even then you will need to solve the revealer at 55A.
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As Kampouris whined about loving a young man and being forced to marry a rich old reprobate, McTeer circled her, smiling coldly.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer has a jam-packed week full of earnings reports circled on his calendar for the trading week starting Monday.
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As you will surely notice, there are seven across entries today with shaded or circled letters, depending on what platform you're solving.
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And he circled back to the notion that televising Mr. Trump's words was one thing; voters choosing to support him was another.
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The circled/shaded squares are HIN and DI, separated by a black square, which gives us LANGUAGE BARRIER, our revealer at 41A.
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A large vehicle labeled "Trump Tram" circled the block with an effigy of Hillary Clinton imprisoned in a cage on the roof.
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Those who circled back to the Sueños LP were rewarded with an optimized fusion of R&B romanticism and dembow-laden groove.
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Similarly, at 17A, the "Cocktail fork" yields MARGARITA going across, but following the gray square or circled fork, the answer is MARTINI.
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The plane had run out of fuel above Long Island as it circled for a seventh attempt to land in thick fog.
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Army personnel used heavy equipment to push a path through debris to allow rescuers through, as Blackhawk helicopters circled overhead looking for survivors.
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He slowly circled the room, chatting with friends, and filming a trio of Instagram videos he posted to alert hypebeasts to the location.
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Maggie Hassan of New Hampshire circled back to DeVos near the end of the hearing, informing her the law was a federal statute.
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However, he circled around to another trap some 15 miles (24 kilometers) away and was caught again four days later, on March 21.
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"All the tributes circled back to Billie and how much Carrie loved her," a source described as a "family friend" told the magazine.
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On all of them he has circled his hand in gold Sharpie in a valiant effort to highlight the length of his fingers.
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We circled back around the marché and found ourselves in the fish section, the floor slick with water, fish guts, and cigarette butts.
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Even the Young British Art movement had yet to thrive properly outside the squats and still-cheap warehouse spaces that circled Goldsmiths Uni.
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The planes circled above the city to taunt us, then flew closer, making our tables tremble from the force of their sonic booms.
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All ride-hailing vehicles in China must possess the required license (circled in red) to be on the roads starting January 1, 003.
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In the maps below, the Yellow shaded regions are French forces, while the colored sections are American divisions, denoted by the circled number.
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The low altitudes required skillful flying from former Air Force pilots... ...as the plane circled and flew back and forth along defined routes.
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Comet 67P, with the Abydos region circled in red, as seen by Rosetta on December 13th, 2014 from a distance of 20 km.
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Crowds cheered as Zapata circled above the Champs-Elysees during a military parade attended by Macron and political representatives from other European countries.
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No one was hurt during the encounter, as the shark had been in distress when it circled toward the shore, officials later found.
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As the voting commenced Saturday, Spanos circled the faux-wood ballroom collecting ballots with a wire-mesh basket he paraded above his head.
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Brett Burns tipped the puck to Meier, who had circled behind the right faceoff dot, and his shot through a screen beat Khudobin.
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His slap shot from the top of the right circled deflected off the skate of Red Wings defenseman Dan DeKeyser and past Mrazek.
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As helicopters circled overhead in the early morning, a second government official said it was too dangerous for people to leave their homes.
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For instance, as he circled to his left (fighting southpaw) against Joe Lauzon, he threw up a high kick from an inside angle.
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Scarlett, regally unfazed, calmly circled and eventually landed off to the side of spectators, where she proceeded to chow down on a mouse.
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For a few terrifying minutes, a warplane circled over neighborhoods and humming afternoon markets before dropping a bomb that momentarily silenced the guns.
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State Department spokesperson Heather Nauert made no mention of Trump's statements, instead reiterating Tillerson's words hours after the president's tweets circled the Internet.
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" The paper went on to say that Esty, after learning about the allegations, "circled the wagons, called the lawyers and kept things quiet.
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Lines circled the block and winded down mall hallways until every last customer could get their hands on her famous Kylie Lip Kit.
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Dewan added: "It was this cosmically great thing where we circled back around each other after a moment of instant recognition years ago."
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Catherine O'Hara and Eugene Levy (both circled) made their Emmys debut in 1982, when they won for their work on Second City Television.
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Tens of thousands of anti-Mugabe demonstrators took to the streets, singing, dancing and taking selfies with soldiers as military helicopters circled overhead.
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Trump's actions today answer one question that has circled around him since the earliest days of his campaign: Should we take him literally?
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Several police helicopters circled overhead, agents stood with binoculars on the roof of the convention hall, and officials monitored the waterfront from boats.
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As the police circled in, Mr. Dillon threw a chemical at the officers, who shot him in the leg and pelvis, they said.
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In explaining the disadvantage that basketball teams outside the Power 5 labor under, several observers circled around the same phrase: margin for error.
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Officers snaked through backyards and alleyways with their hands on their guns as helicopters circled overhead and residents ducked for cover amid gunfire.
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He clicked the pen, the tip shot out, and he circled the number as I stared, making no sense of what I saw.
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Nathan Jones circled the ring, threw a surprisingly quick wheel kick for a three hundred pounder, and was then bundled to the mat.
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When investigators circled back with the fiancee hours later, they told her there was sufficient evidence to support possible criminal charges against Troxel.
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At the end of the outdoor climbing trip this summer, the group circled up to talk about what each child had enjoyed most.
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Then, after the scope of Russia's misinformation campaign became clear, they circled the wagons to protect the company's reputation and appease its critics.
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We circled back with cops who say the thief was a livery driver who has had multiple problems with the law at JFK.
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Mr. Raniere then circled the table and asked questions about her sexual history as a third person began performing oral sex on her.
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Little known until lately, Urshela raised a fist to the sky as he circled the bases — and was promptly mobbed in the dugout.
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I got off the pills but never went to the root of everything so I just circled back around which most people do.
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"I've literally had this date circled on my calendar," Rupp said before declining to answer any more questions that didn't involve Sunday's race.
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It circled that area at least 6 times at a very low altitude -- around 875 feet -- perhaps waiting for the fog to clear.
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In recent years, talk of a possible presidential run has circled Ms. Haley, who is considered a rising star in the Republican Party.
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As he circled for a parking spot, I noticed smells and noises along Flatbush Avenue that I didn't remember being quite so strong.
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You've read the job description more than a few times, plus you've circled and highlighted the skills and requirements you know you meet.
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On Sunday, as a government helicopter circled the campus, the police adopted a new strategy, sealing off surrounding roads to prevent protesters escaping.
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Apache helicopter gunships circled the American Embassy and the United States-led coalition's military headquarters for a half-hour as the delegation arrived.
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While the flies circled the horses and zebras at roughly the same rates, they landed on the zebras about a quarter as often.
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The rumors circled C.K. for years, largely in local comedy communities, with younger female comics warning each other about C.K.'s alleged behavior.
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When I circled a photo of Jenna Dewan Tatum, it correctly identified her, as well as Taylor Swift, but was unable to identify Zendaya.
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The police cordoned off the entrance to Beach 60th Street on Thursday morning to keep spectators away as the Coast Guard helicopter circled overhead.
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You can circle anything on your screen, and the Assistant will open up and do some kind of search based on what you circled.
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Stephens looked absolutely baffled as the Brazilian circled away from him, kicking and denying exchanges, and timing takedowns when Stephens overcommitted to the chase.
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He went by and two others came along and they circled us very slowly so everybody got a really good look in that group.
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Baylor fans have had the rematch circled ever since, and students were allowed to begin camping outside the Ferrell Center starting at 5 p.m.
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Glenn piloted the Mercury space capsule, dubbed Friendship 7, and circled the planet three times in just under five hours on February 20, 1962.
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We're back here to a question The Americans has circled for its entire run: What does it mean for something to be "real," anyway?
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Daisy stitch, so much daisy stitch, and many, many further adventures in chain stitch; I could probably have circled the world in chain stitch.
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The video shows a small crowd of young people and onlookers circled around Bell as he and the crowd engage in an indecipherable argument.
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A US Marshals plane, for example, circled above Eldorado, Mexico, while Mexican authorities captured the bodyguard of a key figure in the drug trade.
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She then circled back to that "bitch" comment, ending her speech with a perfect comeback that we'll all (sadly) need to commit to memory.
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Originally visitors circled the model in aerial "helicopters," but now there's a ramp that winds around the room, mostly traveling over the outer boroughs.
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The patrol boat circled, its wake causing the perilously overloaded Ariciogullari to roll and pitch — intentionally so, it seemed to some of those aboard.
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When Lineker moved forward it was with his wide, leaning swings and these often carried him straight into the fence as McCall circled out.
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Across California and Nevada, a plane registered to a company called Air Cerberus, formerly a front for the Air National Guard, circled multiple locations.
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Their lush background is full of exotic and strange animals and a lake, circled by pink structures, that may represent the fountain of paradise.
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It then circled the towns of Cowra and Goulburn before making its descent into Sydney once the city's curfew had ended at 2016 a.m.
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Kane skated into the Detroit zone along the left boards, circled behind the net and jammed the puck between Howard's skate and the post.
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In June a motorcycle gang circled the center and shouted at its members, and in July a Muslim man was beaten outside the mosque.
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Elizabeth Sherlock Lewis and Geoffrey Norris Tollett were married June 11 on the Atlantica, a chartered yacht, as it circled the Statue of Liberty.
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The writer-director Maggie Betts circled the fanciful Japanese garden: a white plastic tree, a pink wooden border, a glowing disk for a moon.
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They succumbed to injuries or to the sharks, which circled beneath the crystal-clear water by day and glided past survivors' legs at night.
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McDavid worked the puck to Draisaitl, who circled the net before sending a cross-crease pass to an unmarked Kassian for an easy conversion.
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Mongeau claimed the driver circled back to follow them when the got out, so they had to hide from him before ordering another Uber.
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That's our revealer today (at 57A) and, indeed, the word JETS is scrambled in the circled squares of each of the four theme entries.
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The crowd, which was also directing its ire at Donald J. Trump, was circled by police officers in cars and on bicycles and horseback.
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His name had been circled by Rodriguez, the house manager who had stolen it and tried to sell it to lawyers representing Epstein's victims.
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After the race, the Jamaican team circled the field, danced the samba and basked in the adoration of the crowd after another gold medal.
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Rodriguez circled about 50 entries in the book, including Trump's, although the significance of the circles is not known, and Rodriguez died in 2014.
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You can solve Mr. Reynolds's puzzle as a straightforward crossword, but then you are asked to solve the anagrams in the circled/shaded squares.
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Amber showed up while the fight was in progress and her SUV took off with her ... then circled back and she was rushed inside.
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There are five longish Down entries consisting of two-word phrases, and the one of the words in each entry is circled or shaded.
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"Man, I wish I'd circled back to this one, because when a month ago, they shot the lights out, " the "Mad Money" host said.
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And so now we have circled back to the idea of curation: awards and indicators of popularity are a form of that after all.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch is leading the deal that has been circled but is yet to allocate, the first and third bankers said.
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I sat at the table, read the captions, and paged through the books only after I had circled the gallery, looking at each photograph.
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That's about how people felt as they waited in lines that circled around school gyms and around the block at their local polling places.
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Hopefully, the circled answers will result in spreading some fun "Aha!" moments among the solvers, and they'll figure it out somewhere around mid-solve.
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Those diagonal, circled letters spell out four reference books like DICTIONARY, which was the first one I got, after having ___TIONARY for a while.
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It turns out that each of those circled letter sets is the name of a television channel, but the call letters are in reverse.
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As we spoke on his porch, he circled back several times to the Windy City's mortality crisis, each pass growing more and more agitated.
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Past pandemics for influenza had been declared in 2009, 1968, and 1957, when new strains of flu circled the world in a few months.
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At one end, behind a chain-link gate, sat a dog who just stared at me glumly as I circled by again and again.
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How would you look to Kehaar, as he circled high above the River Test, not far from Efrafa, the dangerous warren of General Woundwort?
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These were not available to me when I first reviewed the breakfast menu, so I circled back to try them for the final ranking.
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"I think this one will do," he recalled her saying, a bit snarkily, as she pointed to a diamond while they circled a display.
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There are three groups of circled squares in his puzzle, and each group spells out the six-letter name of a brand of beer.
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" Metcalf circled back to the emotions that Hillary was always burying: "If the universe is infinite, all possibilities exist and I'm starting to realize. . . .
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That means that when the clock strikes midnight on New Year's Eve, Earth hasn't quite circled all the way back to its starting point.
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The reveal is SPREADING THE GOSPEL, and the circled letters spell out the four gospels of the New Testament: Matthew, Mark, Luke and John.
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Even fewer have done it naked while circled by twenty people whose gazes are intently focussed on each bend and angle of your body.
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On such days, I circled the pond briefly, pushing aside the fallen leaves that hadn't lasted as far into the season as I had.
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For more than a century, the reputation of Edvard Munch has circled the canon of modern art like a big plane seeking a runway.
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Tavares circled around the top of the slot to the right faceoff circle, took a pass from Holl and snapped a shot past Markstrom.
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Helicopters circled from the early morning and access to Taksim Square and Istiklal, a main commercial thoroughfare, was entirely blocked off with metal barriers.
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Rosten Woo hopes the bells will help create political pressure about air quality in West Oakland, which is circled by freeways and diesel trucks.
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The Lonelyhearts formed back in 2003 out of a local scene that circled around acts such as John Vanderslice, Film School, and The Coachwhips.
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Watch the video above to see how Fox News circled the wagons to defend Trump Jr.'s effort to collude with the Russian government.
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Unfortunately, [other] people's perceptions of femininity have circled around the length of your hair, the curve of your body, and how much makeup you wear.
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Wide arms, palms out and ready to parry, Overeem circled away each time Miocic stepped in on him, occasionally turning and jogging around the cage.
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We circled the entire country playing warehouses, basements, empty bars and nightclubs, parking lots and punk fests, living rooms, garages, and make shift art galleries.
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Collaborative parking works by using data collected by the parking sensors on other cars that have already circled the lot and sharing it with newcomers.
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Marner opened the scoring with an unassisted goal 1:55 into the game as he circled into the slot and put home a high shot.
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By the time the Cubs had circled through their order twice, Bailey was coming to the plate for his first at-bat in the third.
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Then, as Anderson circled away from his power hand, Manuwa launched a long left hook that dropped Anderson like a plastic swatter hitting a moth.
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Balochistan Home Minister Ziaullah Langove said most guests were evacuated from the five-star Pearl Continental Hotel, which helicopters circled as fighting was under way.
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She had a surprisingly deep voice, a booming alto, and Linda's own efficient gait meant that she circled twice for every oval the blonde completed.
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As Trump and Clinton, fresh off big wins in five Northeastern state primaries on Tuesday, circled each other for a potential matchup in the Nov.
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That is why Cramer circled back to IMAX, the company synonymous with the large-screen format where people love to see the most explosive movies.
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These creatures were once much more common in Chinese villages, especially in the north, where they tilled fields, hauled produce and circled grindstones for grain.
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"Do you think you broke through tonight?" one asked as a group of cameras and outstretched recorders circled her near the center of the room.
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I think I circled the block by her place four or five times before giving up and just driving farther away to find a spot.
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The name Donald Trump would be circled on the pages or highlighted in yellow, and he took a lot of pleasure from all the attention.
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Jeff Chen is back, and he's hidden his revealer way down in the southwestern corner, where the four squares there are either shaded or circled.
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Soon we relaxed on our mats, and our guide circled the room anointing the forehead of each participant with a blend of aromatherapy essential oils.
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With this in mind he circled back to the future of Chipotle, which was hit with a series of health scares approximately one year ago.
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The Buffalo Bills circled the wagons for a second week in a row, coming into Gillette Stadium and shocking the New England Patriots 16-0.
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The cheers of the enormous crowd greeted the actress while a band played "The Star Spangled Banner" and press helicopters and small planes circled overhead.
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As Sanders continued to criticize her record, she dramatically circled whatever she wrote, clicked the pen, put it down, and then smiled with great satisfaction.
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When off-duty police officers working as security guards tried to break up a fight, people circled the officers, who called for backup, Amsler said.
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On April 214, and again on the morning of the capture, a small Cessna plane circled above Eldorado, a city of fewer than 23,22016 people.
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That's a huge leap over the capital commitments that General Catalyst circled in early 2016, when it closed a pair of funds with $845 million.
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John Conyers of Michigan ... have prompted a hard look back at the way Democrats and their allies once circled the wagons around President Bill Clinton.
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Reaching speeds of more than 17,000 miles per hour, he circled the globe three times in just under five hours in the Friendship 7 capsule.
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Enninful's first cover of the self-styled "#NewVogue" addressed criticisms about the magazine's lack of diversity which had circled the publication under its previous leadership.
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The first night I tried to find the place, I circled the building in disbelief, then gave up and went back to my Waikiki hotel.
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M4 Star Cluster, with the musical stars circled (Image: ESO via University of Birmingham)Space is not the soundless vacuum movies would have us believe.
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Not only are the circled or shaded letters the second word in a two-word phrase, but they are all consecutive within the base word.
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I'm just going to spill it here, since it's easy and fun: The three theme entries have circled squares that read TEAL, EIDER and NENE.
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When I circled back, an hour or so later, I found the suite door unlocked but Todbaum's bedroom door shut, and no sign of Maddy.
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You're required to figure out what is special about the circled squares, which Mr. Kwong thoughtfully provides in the revealer, BACK COUNTRY, at 61 Across.
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For a long time, the military plane circled over the Río de la Plata estuary that opens on the Atlantic Ocean as if awaiting orders.
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But then, seven plates deep, belly rumbling, circled by tubs upon tubs of ice cream, some open, some not, you defeatedly admit: this is shit.
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According to the Straits Times, the boat circled him four times, but couldn't get close enough to drag him onboard, due to the windy conditions.
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Hirota wasn't hopeless in stuffing the takedowns though, and it was as he circled out that Volkonoski was able to clip him with hard shots.
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They then circled back around with a lady (still with bulletproof vest and badge) getting out of her vehicle asking why I didn't serve them.
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Rumors circled earlier this year that Amazon might lease the building for more than the price of WeWork's lease, either in whole or in part.
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Prosecutors said the phone records also showed that Wheeler-Weaver drove away but circled back so he could watch the firefighters put out the blaze.
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The constructors offer us a set of three theme entries that seem like a disparate list, but there are those circled squares to contend with.
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Instead, try making your goal specific, like running a particular 5K you have circled on the calendar or losing 10 pounds by a certain date.
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We circled it using high-definition drone cameras and partnered with the British research agency Forensic Architecture to create a 3D model using photogrammetry software.
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Ms. Guizzo and Mr. Agard offer us a word ladder (denoted by circled squares), which we are to descend from the top of the grid.
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The work "20 palabras significativas en azul" (2017), for instance, consists of a typewritten copy of the manifesto with twenty words circled in blue graphite.
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But immediately after takeoff, the pilots radioed a distress call, Interfax reported, and the plane, a Sukhoi SSJ-100, circled back for an emergency landing.
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At 69A, you get what would happen to these circled letters if they were cards in a card game (or breaks in a tap routine).
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Let's look at 16A: "Italian food item that can be stuffed and baked" is PASTA SHELL, which contains the word STASH in the circled letters.
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Mr. Stulberg offers us a set of four words inside the circled squares that are all types of local roads: AVENUE, LANE, STREET and DRIVE.
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Footage posted by a local group of media activists showed the fighters waving flags and doing "doughnuts" with their tanks as they circled the streets.
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Carrying binoculars, Mr. Barrett, who works as an investor and computer scientist when he's not birding, circled the shore trying to spot the glamorous creature.
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Evans said he circled back to the front of the building after some customers told him an elderly couple had been shot in their car.
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There are four alcoholic beverages in Mr. Cee's puzzle, and all of them are directly on top of the word ME, highlighted by circled squares.
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As the police cleared the office building on the outskirts of Annapolis, workers filed out with their hands above their heads and helicopters circled overhead.
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Mr. Bowman's and Ms. Keller's puzzle contains a circle of circled squares in each quadrant of its mirror-symmetry grid; what could these circles represent?
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Yankees 23, Rays 4 Aaron Judge slowly circled his Yankee teammates on Saturday, looking uncertain about joining the crowd that had gathered around Brett Gardner.
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The clue reads "Second set of circled letters," and the answer is MOTOWN SINGERS, with the T and the O of TOPS part of MOTOWN.
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Specifically, I was looking through the list of past puzzles with circled or shaded squares, thinking about constructing a puzzle with one of those elements.
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Clinton also holds an 28503-point lead in Michigan, another Rust Belt state that Trump has circled as potentially fertile ground for his populist pitch.
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"I thought we agreed you can't keep doing this last minute," Takano wrote at the top of the page next to a circled "F" grade.
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As we circled overhead, Mr. Labuschagne pointed to still more elephants streaming through the scrubby forest to join their families and friends at the water.
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Josh Adams, 35, who lives a few blocks away, came by on Wednesday, looking on as the police blocked the roadway and helicopters circled overhead.
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We circled back to voters we spoke to after his election, and found that many of his biggest backers like what they see so far.
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We have a set of four theme entries with circled squares, and those circles detail, enumerate or explain the surnames of noted people named BILL.
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That afternoon, an ISIS drone circled above us, and, minutes later, another mortar landed a block beyond the house that Rayyan and I were in.
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Konecny saved the Flyers from total embarrassment when he collected his own rebound, circled the net and beat goaltender Jonathan Bernier for the OT winner.
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At this time of year, the sun rose so late and set so early that it circled the horizon in a continuous blaze of orange.
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But as they do every year, ice skaters circled the Neptune Fountain at the Christmas market in front of the Rotes Rathaus, Berlin's city hall.
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Mr. Trump and Ms. Merkel are poles apart on issues like immigration and trade; they have circled each other warily since the American presidential election.
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Stories had circled the singer since the 1990s, but he was acquitted or had charges against him dropped after delaying the criminal cases against him.
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The man convicted of wrecking Jaime King's car circled back to stalk her with pics of his junk and other weird stuff, according to cops.
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Officers set up a security cordon around Parliament Square, with around a dozen police cars and ambulances parked at the site, while helicopters circled above.
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Viewers of Game of Thrones circled the hashtag around tonight's episode as a loud message that they had no desire for a show about modern slavery.
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After the stricken plane circled back to Mogadishu, American military advisers who are working in Somalia with African Union peacekeepers rushed to investigate, American officials said.
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So what's the missing link for those with earnings disappointments this year from Swatch to Richemont and where the short sellers have circled; Tods and Ferragamo?
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" Host James Corden asked if Viall circled back with an offer for a real date afterwards, and Jones, 39, said he didn't — which "says a lot.
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First of all, it was nice of Sonny L to make sure that he circled the line item, so that Verlander didn't absentmindedly drop his card.
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Glenn is primarily famous for his 1962 ride in the Friendship 7 space capsule that circled the Earth, making him the first American to do so.
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Cattle in tow, the East African pastoralists have circled the land looking for fresh grass, co-existing with nature for as long as anyone can remember.
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A helicopter circled the town on Monday as hundreds of soldiers, marines, military and federal police, and state authorities entered the town, practically filling its center.
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Lizzie: Most people would not remain calm if their nose-diving speedboat was being circled by a shark, and their lifejacket was floating towards the sunset.
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A gruesome attack Samad, a 26-year-old graduate student, was on his way home from evening classes Wednesday when three to four people circled him.
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A police helicopter circled as dozens of protesters, some hurling stones, shouted slogans and abuse at the lines of police in the Basque town's historic centre.
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A police helicopter circled as dozens of protesters, some hurling stones, shouted slogans and abuse at the lines of police in the Basque town's historic center.
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Photo credit: TechCrunch All ride-hailing vehicles in China must possess the required license (circled in red) to be on the roads starting January 1, 2019.
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Since playing The Life Of Pablo for the public yesterday, Kanye seems to have circled back on this, claiming via Twitter that bitch isn't actually offensive.
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During Weiner and Smith's discussion, the two circled around to the question of how much Bobby's desire for violence was linked to a desire to control.
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"Praying for our community again in Santa Barbara," she wrote on the post, also including photos of the blaze and the rescue helicopters that circled overhead.
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These glacial paths are our street corners and crosswalks, now more reminiscent of mountain passes, often circled by moats of dirty slush water and icy walls.
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She wore her hair in an extravagant updo, a high bun circled by a braid, which stayed perfectly in place as she hit the dance floor.
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A Russian military helicopter circled the U.S. warships shortly afterward in a move that appeared much less dangerous, but was still clearly an attempt at intimidation.
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You can add or remove as many people as you want without them knowing, they just will or won't see your green circled Close Friends story.
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" Atop the photo, she circled Braun in red and wrote, "This is Scooter Braun, bullying me on social media when I was at my lowest point.
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Well, to prove he's not, FacelessGreensear posted the image of the eye on Imgur in which he circled where he thinks the Wall seems to be.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer has circled Ulta Beauty's earnings report on his calendar next Thursday and the "Mad Money" host said he is bullish on the stock.
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Yet while the HBO series departed from its source movie -- in ways both ambitious and occasionally frustrating -- the 90-minute finale seemingly circled back to it.
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There was also a protest in Kansas City, Missouri, where a line of abortion-rights activists circled Country Club Plaza—a distance of over a mile.
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Jeff quickly threw them in a corner, said another round of goodbyes, circled back for them once Mac was out of sight, and left the building.
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Check your hair, then tap one of the giant circled photos below to start a call — or scroll up on the panel to see more contacts.
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About 40 minutes later, the jets—either Russian or Syrian, no one is sure—circled back and dropped another bomb on the medics as they worked.
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"I knew he'd have a hard time getting his own place without a job," Glam told me as the three of us circled the kitchen table.
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There are four fruits hidden in the theme entries, highlighted by the shaded squares (If you are solving in Across Lite, these squares will be circled).
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They were designed to trigger sense memories: to call to mind a kitchen in Iowa, as a pilot circled the Syrian desert at seventy thousand feet.
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Trump arrived at the stadium after his helicopter circled it, a flyover that was followed early in the ceremony by another from the Blue Angels squadron.
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Even so he circled back repeatedly to his polls, to the wall, to making America great again, to winning so much that we'll tire of winning.
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Before gliding on to the water and banking on Garden Key, the seaplane pilot circled the fort for a magical and indulgent view from all angles.
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She was waiting for a bus to work when, she says, he circled around her in a car three times, repeatedly calling out invitations to coffee.
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Cassini, which spent 13 years exploring Saturn's system of rings and moons, was the first spacecraft to orbit the gas giant — it circled Saturn 294 times.
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The panel's top Democrat circled back to the May 23 letter that requested records from the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network regarding Trump's financial ties to Russia.
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For example, the answer to 4 Down is REVOLT, but if you read the shaded/circled squares from bottom to top, it makes the word OVER.
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The Boilermakers and Tigers both sit at 1-1 and almost certainly have Saturday's showdown circled as one they need to win to reach bowl eligibility.
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But wait, as a wise man once said, there's more: All four breeds, spelled out in the circled squares, bend like DOGLEGS on a GOLF COURSE.
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In March 2013, according to Tom Stephenson, the program director, a fixed-wing aircraft circled above an established herd on Mount Langley, a 14,026-foot peak.
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Pak circled his black Ford Explorer toward her, and when he did, Gilbert scrambled in the direction of candle-shaped electric lights positioned along a windowsill.
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"On all of [the photos] he has circled his hand in gold Sharpie in a valiant effort to highlight the length of his fingers," Carter said.
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There was the trip last week, when we "overshot" La Guardia on a misty night, then circled back to find that fog had closed the airport.
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While the teenage gang member talked, three of his little siblings circled the breakfast — scrambled eggs, beans and plantains — that waited in cartons on the floor.
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Narrator: But ever since the heavy regulation of wall dogs and their walls first came down, one question has circled the industry: Are these advertisements art?
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That's good, because I guessed the message inside the circled squares, HIDDEN STAIRCASE, fairly quickly and hoped that I wasn't done with the theme that fast.
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But somehow, in his King George madness, Trump has circled back to elevate one of the chief Iraq war hawks to be his national security adviser.
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We have pairings of circled letters in this 16x15 grid, and the fact that they're paired escaped me until I had the first two filled in.
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Your job will be to solve both clues so that the consonant squares and the (slashed or circled) vowel squares make two different words or phrases.
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The Flightradar24 tracking service showed that the plane had circled twice over Moscow before making an emergency landing after just under 30 minutes in the air.
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The last two letter in OLAF and the first four letters in RAMEN NOODLE are circled/shaded, and that gives us a broken A-FRAME house.
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The ball got stuck in the chain-link fence, and though Frazier circled the bases, he was sent back to second with a ground-rule double.
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Osiris-Rex — a shortening of Origins, Spectral Interpretation, Resource Identification, and Security, Regolith Explorer — was launched last year and circled the sun, returning for Friday's flyby.
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"I shot as quickly as I could," said Mr. Volpe, who described a column of ash spitting from the volcano while he circled the buried truck.
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For example, the circled squares that run from the first letter of 43A/D to the last letter of 65A/50D spell out DENALI National Park.
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I'm happy I stuck with the consistency that in all three instances, the gang of four circled letters is always read clockwise from the upper left.
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I was also a bit confused by the circled first letter A, because I thought at first that it was part of the abbreviations at 7D.
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The circled squares that cross each other all repeat the word indicating the PAIR, but they are all part of longer entries that are etymologically different.
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In our final try, we circled the pole five times in heavy clouds before the flight crew abandoned the effort to land and returned to McMurdo.
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If you're still puzzling over what I'm talking about, take a closer look at the circled/shaded letters at the beginning of today's five theme entries.
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Reds fans chanted his name in unison as he circled the bases for the 136th time there, trailing only Joey Votto (144) for the ballpark record.
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I circled back, picked up the hat and gave a big wave and a smile to the helpful driver, who drove on behind the unopened window.
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Similarly, at 43A, the answer to the clue "They make loud noises during showers" is THUNDERSTORMS, with the circled squares spelling THOR, the god of THUNDER.
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A whisper campaign about the No. 2 role circled around Harris even though she was running for the top job herself, shaping perceptions of her candidacy.
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I didn't immediately recognize what the circled squares were meant to be, but it was a pleasant surprise when the theme drove itself into my brain.
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A yellow school bus circled Buckingham Palace on Friday with a striking message for Prince Andrew from the lawyer who represents five of Jeffrey Epstein's accusers.
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Another highlighted a video in which Mr. Goldstone entered a clear chamber where money circled around him and tried to catch some of the paper bills.
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The "Mad Money" host has just three earnings reports circled on his calendar in the week ahead, along with two analyst meetings he will tune into.
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European stocks ended Friday with their fourth straight weekly gain, as investors circled back into cyclical sectors amid signs of progress in U.S.-China trade talks.
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The group's leaders also circled back with activists in early-voting states who had hosted events to organize volunteers for an O'Rourke campaign in recent days.
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"We've seen it ourselves, that there are several large-scale distressed opportunities that we have circled the wagons with, and I expect that continue," he said.
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They chanted "No election tomorrow" and held up banners reading "You have destroyed the country" as riot police stood blocking roads and a helicopter circled overhead.
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On the page — and circled — was the text committing to investing $50 billion in the United States and generating 50,000 jobs over the next four years.
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Cramer went on to reveal what he has circled on his calendar for the coming shortened week of earnings reports after the Presidents' Day holiday Monday.
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There are three grayed-out (or circled, if you're solving digitally) lines in the grid, each within a longer entry, that form their own related words.
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For the first couple of seasons, detectives Jake Peralta (Samberg) and Amy Santiago (Melissa Fumero) circled each other like their obvious sitcom ancestors, Sam and Diane.
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