The dotted red lines show the interval of statistical confidence, so the true average wage could fall anywhere between the dotted lines.
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We know, the line between #menswear and hypebeast is dotted.
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Christmas tree lights, reflected on the window, dotted the sunrise.
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The White House grounds are dotted with solar panels. 12.
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The landscape is beautiful but dotted with signs of neglect.
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Umbrellas and canopies dotted the sand under partly sunny skies.
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What it is: A diverse prairie, dotted with oak trees.
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Ricotta ravioli is flavored with miso and dotted with pepitas.
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However there are several other bathrooms dotted throughout the property.
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We soon pulled up to a courtyard dotted with honeysuckle.
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Pakistan is dotted with shrines of saints with great reputations.
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In fact, the upper South is dotted with rebel symbols.
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The road leading to the house was dotted with potholes.
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Steep hillside paths are dotted with 39 sculptures and installations.
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Beneath this industrial canopy, large packing boxes dotted the pavement.
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There are bowls with condoms in them dotted around everywhere.
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The hot spots are four sinkholes dotted around the grounds.
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The line that is the border wall here is dotted.
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To be fair, the book is dotted with stimulating insights.
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Dotted lines formed by tiny white lights suggest a tunnel.
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Its barren landscaping and roadways are dotted with construction sites.
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The Internet was a vast landscape dotted with isolated viruses.
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The countryside is dotted with rustically authentic guesthouses and homestays.
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Downtown Chicago is booming, its skyline dotted with construction cranes.
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It records them with blue dotted lines on a monitor.
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Though empty tables dotted the restaurant, I was seated without apology.
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Camels stride across sandy scrub dotted by graying tufts of vegetation.
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A few blackened skeletons of vehicles dotted the otherwise empty road.
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As with Sochi, human rights issues have dotted the Olympic landscape.
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The entrance is dotted with cameras and signs warning against trespassing.
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Corden is dotted in temporary tattoos on the cover of WSJ.
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Corbett, India's oldest reserve, is dotted with over 200 camera traps.
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America is dotted with wind turbines that twirl exclusively for Google.
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Hippie co-ops and intentional communities are dotted across the area.
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Behind that there's a brick building dotted with loading dock doors.
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There are plenty of nice cafes and restaurants dotted around Cannes.
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When the curtain rises, the shadowy stage is dotted with bodies.
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The suburbs are dotted with the palaces of former industrial barons.
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Gruesome markers of the battle dotted the roads leading into Falluja.
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The southern area is dotted with marinas, private docks and beaches.
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Scandal and accusations have dotted the FIFA reign of Sepp Blatter.
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Divorce costs don't end after you sign on the dotted line
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Memorials dotted the Lawrence Township community where the school is located.
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Meanwhile, immigration protests dotted the country on the Fourth of July.
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You'll pass vistas of seemingly endless hills dotted with cattle pastures.
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Acres of luminescent grass surrounded us, dotted by tall cottonwood trees.
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Today the country is dotted with Holocaust grave sites and memorials.
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My cheeks are dotted with maybe 36 coarse hairs between them.
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The dotted line represents the capacity of hospitals and healthcare systems.
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Bright red poppies and gigantic, neatly rolled haystacks dotted the fields.
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"I signed on the dotted line that day," she told WLTV.
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The south, dotted with ball fields and basketball courts, is busier.
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Roosevelt Park, like many other city parks, is dotted with trees.
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The vetting is done before anyone signs on a dotted line.
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His whimsical sculptures and architectural works of art are dotted throughout.
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From Canada to Mexico, the American West is dotted with volcanoes.
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Its historical center was dotted with decrepit and semi-abandoned buildings.
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Stray hairs dotted his cheeks and his forehead like black snowflakes.
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The area is dotted with illegal mineshafts and tunnels, he said.
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If Verdi wrote a dotted quarter note followed by an eighth note, woe to you if you were to sing it as two quarter notes, or if you were to milk the dotted rhythm for lazy effect.
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St Julian's, just north of Valletta harbor, is dotted with tower cranes as old houses make way for new high-rise apartment blocks each vying for a view over a bay dotted with restaurants and colorful boats.
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Now, Greater Noida's skyline is dotted with half-built, abandoned, high-rises.
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Her shop assistants will wear custom Adam Selman aprons dotted with pearls.
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Africa's eastern coastline, from Sudan to Mozambique, is dotted with architectural gems.
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An orange dotted line will appear when you've correctly straightened the item.
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These industrial towns are now dotted with empty factories and closed shops.
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All three regions are dotted with centuries-old buildings susceptible to earthquakes.
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Motivational posters with bold corporate slogans dotted its offices, rallying the troops.
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Signs warning about pythons are dotted among the rows of oil palm.
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Finch wore a dark jacket, a blue dotted tie, and beige slacks.
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Another says "Mother Mary Full of Grace" across the blue-dotted cloth.
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Some portions were dotted with abandoned-looking buildings and seemingly rotting wood.
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Outside, there's a 2,000-square-foot secret garden dotted with citrus trees.
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The Elcharfas' home is dotted with references to Arab and Muslim culture.
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This part of Texas is flat grassland dotted with scrubby mesquite trees.
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It is easy signing on the dotted line and being an actor.
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Crane & Canopy has polka-dotted patterns for you to choose from, too.
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Steel and energy companies once dotted the area; now they are gone.
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Any vintage racing event will be generously dotted with expensive motor homes.
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Windowless, rusted-out cars and piles of thick logs dotted the roadside.
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More than 2,500 police officers dotted almost every corner of the city.
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Hospitals, rehab centers, convalescent homes and community pharmacies dotted its main roads.
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Its candlelit tables are dotted across a subterranean warren of small caves.
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You don't have to have every 't' crossed and every 'i' dotted.
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Bondy's career is dotted with defendants many might shy away from representing.
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The halls of its offices are dotted with cameras, looking for faces.
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Several large tiger tracks dotted the wet sand at the river's edge.
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American flags dotted the way, casting weak shadows on the shiny floor.
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The globe will be dotted with the deserted, radioactive ruins of cities.
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The halls of its offices are dotted with cameras, looking for faces.
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Verbs of action, and polka-dotted with exclamation points and provocative questions.
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Greece was full of separate rocky islands dotted with individual city-states.
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If you squint, you can imagine the hills dotted with red chilies.
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Residential schools like this one dotted the Canadian landscape, starting in the 216s.
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The coffee company didn't stop the polka dotted celebration with just cup sleeves.
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Behold their first album in eighteen years: a sprawling double, dotted with guests.
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Fledgling exchanges dotted around Africa often visit Addis Ababa to study the ECX.
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The best orbs, however, are the green agility orbs dotted around the city.
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The media is still dotted with occasional reminders of Hilton's one-time dominance.
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Some 800 Samaritans, dotted around Israel and the West Bank, also join in.
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On the mobile app, open an email and navigate to the dotted icon.
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The dotted lines in any design patent are not covered by the patent.
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We need make sure all our i's are dotted and t's are crossed.
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Carcases of burnt out cars, pockmarked ground and crumbling structures dotted the landscape.
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The red dotted line shows the shortest path between Panama City and Istanbul.
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The void itself is visible on the tour, appearing like a dotted cloud.
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Picture a remote, palm-dotted stretch of sand in the setting afternoon sun.
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Other signs reading, "Drive out Trump/Pence regime" dotted the crowd, as well.
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And then they were like, 'Great, sign your name on the dotted line.
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A fence runs along the perimeter, part of which is dotted with oaks.
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Using pointillist marks, Ms. Graves abstracted the maps into dotted expanses of color.
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Art-world insiders traipsed the wooded grounds, dotted with art installations and performances.
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In Arizona, the sweeping landscape is dotted with relics of the Old West.
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Six different kinds of dotted lines show different relationships among 234 sub-genres.
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The streets are dotted with campaign signs for Muslet's opponent for city commissioner.
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Luckily, the many churro stands dotted around will be happy to feed you.
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Streets in the area were dotted with uprooted pine trees and overturned motorcycles.
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The people live in timber frame houses surrounded by vast, wildflower-dotted meadows.
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Sheroes Hangout looks like any average café dotted close to the Taj Mahal.
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The icon looks like a solid rectangle with a dotted line surrounding it.
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A handful of signs reading "Remove Trump" and "Impeach Trump" dotted the crowd.
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Now, the streets are dotted with "For Sale" signs beyond the main drag.
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It was not uncommon to spot hemlines dotted with crystals on the ice.
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Her hands and feet were dotted with blisters — filled with pus or blood.
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A rich red stage curtain rises to reveal a cloud-dotted blue sky.
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These yellow staminodes are often dotted with a purple center, for added contrast.
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Alaska and Minnesota are certainly among those states dotted with child care deserts.
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The countryside is now dotted with casinos, including several within a short drive.
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The same favourite sculptor, Zurab Tsereteli, also dotted sculptures of the mayor about.
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Bunkers piled with sandbags and checkpoints marked with oil barrels dotted the highway.
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"They're like the dotted lines on a paper model kit," Dr. Dekker said.
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Their operating bases are ramshackle cottages and garages polka-dotted with bullet holes.
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Smaller petrochemical facilities dotted the horizon, each producing its faintly visible emissions cloud.
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It's important to understand the key differences before signing on the dotted line.
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OUTDOOR SPACE The lot is 2063 acres, dotted with old-growth fruit trees.
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And for a few minutes, Tamar Park was calm, dotted with white lights.
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Farris whips out a dotted tie he's wearing with a crisp blue shirt.
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Her skin, the color of chocolate fondue, was dotted with freckles and moles.
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I wanted lemon bars dotted with blueberries, not blueberry bars brightened with lemon.
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Policing them could prove difficult in a war zone dotted with armed groups.
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Outside, kids can play soccer, volleyball and basketball on the palm-dotted campus.
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From Utah's petroglyph-dotted canyons dotted to Colorado mountain meadows to Wyoming's sagebrush country, there appears to be no limit to the fossil fuel industry's appetite for extraction and the Trump administration's willingness to bend over backward for these polluting companies.
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Many more temporary detention centers and assembly centers dotted the American landscape in 1942.
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Neal pulls into a neighborhood dotted with family homes and playsets in the backyards.
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Surrounding it is a bright diamond ring, dotted with a few flecks of red.
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This time around, Nike, Patagonia, and Target have signed on the dotted line, too.
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Its tree-lined lanes dotted with cafés and art galleries have become fashionable hangouts.
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It has a dotted line to Comme des Garcons and designers like Public School.
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On the inside, you'll find that the pages are dotted with a grid pattern.
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Power outages were reported throughout the peninsula, which is dotted with Caribbean coastal resorts.
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Qawwali has flourished in the shrines of Sufi saints that are dotted across Pakistan.
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Storefronts on Murray Avenue, a major thoroughfare, are dotted with signs commemorating the attack.
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The town is dotted with Mr Shor's "social stores", offering wares at subsidised prices.
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Wherever the full line is higher than the dotted line, you're seeing gender bias.
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It's colored by murals, dotted with framed paintings, well-stocked bookshelves in each corner.
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Dotted lines represent implied betrayals that were explicitly spoken of or shown on screen.
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Magazine, dotted in a sea of temporary tattoos that included knives, anchors and butterflies.
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Tanzania was until recently a relatively liberal country in a region dotted with tyrannies.
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The image of Edwards dotted with materialized ideas suggests the nature of her obsessions.
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These white "ghost bikes" are dotted around Berlin at spots where cyclists have perished.
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Nearby, a group of potted plants dotted with plastic eyes stare at us quizzically.
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It was a steamy day, and the field, dotted with puddles, smelled of rot.
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When night fell, the sky above her would be dotted with countless silvery stars.
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Midway through a meeting with fellow dissidents, beads of sweat inexplicably dotted his forehead.
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It's colored by murals, dotted with framed paintings, well-stocked bookshelves in each corner.
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But when it was time to sign on the dotted line, he did it.
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My first stop was the parking lot, which has plants dotted around the floor.
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When Olaf "dies," his snow is gathered by Gale and dotted with purple flowers.
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Europe is dotted with small museums devoted to the early lives of cultural icons.
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There's certainly plum in the sweet dressing dotted with black and white sesame seeds.
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Via Mazzini, once the main ghetto street, is now dotted with cafes and shops.
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The landmark discovery in 1003 involved more than 1,000 collaborators dotted across five continents.
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How about a roasted squash salad, showered in herbs and pistachios, dotted with feta?
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She lives in a modest house, of the sort that once dotted the city.
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Dozens of trucks dotted their route, and several fire trucks hosed them with water.
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Together, the dotted lines, centers and circles make the shape of the forecast cone.
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White stone formations dotted the fields and jutted out of the peaks above us.
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And yet, the hills of this region are dotted with multimillion-dollar cannabis farms.
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The West Side especially was dotted with empty houses that attracted squatters and crime.
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The black dotted line divides the tumultuous first decade from the two-decade rally.
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In Montgomery, residential areas are dotted with competing yard signs for Moore and Jones.
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Storm-ravaged cornfields are dotted with fish trapped by receding floodwaters near Hastings, Neb.
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The first family's annual ornament, a waving American flag, dotted trees throughout the wing.
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Most of the area is quiet and pastoral, dotted with farmsteads and older houses.
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As Bowman himself might write, in his playful, interjection-dotted way: Let's back up.
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Also in view were a series of mobile-phone towers dotted across the landscape.
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Palette's map — dubbed "Operation Blazing Sword" — is now dotted with instructors all over America.
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Titan's surface, in comparison, is dotted by lakes and seas of liquid methane and ethane.
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Do me a favor and picture a pasture dotted with a herd of grazing cows.
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And there are numerous dotted lines and line fragments whose original sporting function remains indeterminate.
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This past summer, Japanese clothing retailer Zozo, formerly Start Today, publicized their polka-dotted ZOZOSUIT.
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Posters informing passers-by in English that "Dokdo belongs to Korea" are dotted around Seoul.
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Back at the Limerick City Gallery, the white walls were dotted with delicate lace circles.
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By some counts, as many as 22004 dotted the landscape, though few are left standing.
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In total, the gardens span 1,976 acres and are dotted with more than 200,000 trees.
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Most folks cross Rome's Tiber River using one of the many bridges dotted along it.
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The rest of the land is dotted with old-growth cherry, poplar and beech trees.
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But hundreds stayed behind, leaving the arrival hall dotted with the protesters' signature black shirts.
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That is a big selling point in a state dotted with aerospace and defence companies.
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Drawings and cartoons in which they have recorded their experiences are dotted around the room.
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It's not clear why some of them are green and others are black and dotted.
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The patient got the scan, which showed only the fluffy clouds dotted throughout his lungs.
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But Bleecker Street is now dotted with empty shops, their landlords unable to find tenants.
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Roccascalegna is dotted with fruit trees, stone cottages, a few bed and breakfasts, and restaurants.
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It's shiny blue, dotted by sprawling clouds, and surrounded by a series of hypnotic rings.
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The road ahead for Argo AI — and Ford, for the matter — is dotted with obstacles.
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"Shippers will not have signed the dotted line before the Nebraska decision," says Mr Stockman.
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And instead of being dotted across the steppe, they are arranged in tightly packed clumps.
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By 2019 Indonesia has highways spanning Java and Sumatra and ports dotted across the east.
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But the real communication is conducted within the 660-plus puzzles dotted around the island.
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Everything maternity, meanwhile, seems to be ruched, polka-dotted, or otherwise already dated and frumpy.
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Cities are now dotted with a rainbow of bikes, each color representing a different company.
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After reaching a final agreement ... both signed on the dotted line to officially end things.
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Burned-out cars dotted the streets and bits of flame burst forth from smoldering ruins.
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I didn't even take a moment to consider negotiating and signed on the dotted line.
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All of these are mixed and matched with the white-dotted tights and embellished shoes.
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Advertisers are likely to think much longer and harder before signing on the dotted line.
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He wore a gray suit, a white-dotted navy tie, and a matching pocket square.
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Uber's Jump bicycles are neon-red, "dockless" electric bikes that are dotted around central London.
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Sometimes it was the hash version that's dotted with tiny, fake-looking bits of potato.
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Walk through the command center, and you see desks dotted with snacks -- popcorn, pretzels, candy.
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Its 8953-mile shoreline is dotted with private beaches, ocean-facing estates and yacht harbours.
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There were occasional bronze statues of Greek gods and tall weeds dotted with yellow flowers.
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He looked aged, his arms dotted with sun spots, but he spoke confidently and casually.
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Here are three nontraditional questions that you should ask before signing on the dotted line:
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Served with an ingenious blueberry-fennel jam and dotted with toasted hazelnuts, it was exquisite.
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Neat streets dotted with modest public houses can be found in the township's new areas.
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Now, the lease will expire in 2050, once all parties sign on the dotted line.
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It's a new perspective on what's really at stake when we sign that dotted line.
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Journalists given a tour were advised to avoid the human feces that dotted the premises.
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You successfully instilled the confidence investors need to see before signing on the dotted line.
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Titan is dotted with lakes of methane and ethane, filled by a seasonal hydrocarbon rain.
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What's the point of having a a man jump over a mattress dotted with babies?
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You spend extra time on making sure everything is dotted and crossed the right way.
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Our country's geography is dotted with state facilities bonded and built for this poor behavior.
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China is turning reefs in contested waters into islands dotted with airstrips and radar towers.
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They're matte, dotted with brown crunchy onions and an uneven texture that comes from baking.
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The rolling grasslands of the sprawling Maratatu settlement appeared dotted with thousands of tiny igloos.
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Her coral lace dresses and dotted Swiss frocks were color-keyed to the cocktail napkins.
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With the grounds dotted with land mines, only about half made it to the fences.
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Inside the party that night, lights bounced off a swimming pool dotted with flower petals.
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Police officers and soldiers dotted the area, with commandos keeping watch from the tallest buildings.
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Michelin stars hang over the Alta Badia, a beautiful valley dotted with polished resort towns.
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Be sure to understand an advisor's strengths and weaknesses — before signing the dotted line. 3.
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He wears a red and white polka-dotted suit, balloons, and a morose face mask.
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Around his knuckles the skin was irregular and shiny and dotted with small healing scabs.
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It also anonymizes my face and what I was wearing by using solely dotted plots.
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It is dotted with empty storefronts, and vacation Bible school is a summertime main event.
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Beyond the trench were brown fields dotted with yellow flowers—and, beyond the fields, Qayyarah.
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In Venezuela's picturesque palm tree-dotted northern coast, residents said the long quake was terrifying.
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The globe will be dotted by the radioactive ruins of deserted cities, large and small.
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The pits are dotted around a clearing some 8 km from the main dirt road.
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And because it's a British prestige production, "The Crown" is dotted with stellar supporting performances.
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A neighborhood that is dotted with new restaurants and shops might be a good investment.
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Emerging from the darkness, we find ourselves in a white gallery dotted with green frescos.
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New Chinese claims in the South China Sea are indicated by a red dotted line.
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Hickory Creek is a small suburb of Dallas that initially has the same concrete, corporate-sign-dotted landscape as much of north Texas, but drive a few miles past the main thoroughfare, and the roads are suddenly dotted with greenery and large ranch houses.
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Embroidered Dot Quilt + Sham, $21.99-$134.99 A dotted pattern gives this classic bedding an interesting update.
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His lungs were dotted with black stains, leading us to assume that he was a smoker.
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New Caterpillar machines are dotted with sensors that can warn when parts are about to fail.
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Fields are dotted with heaps of unsold coal and city streets are lined with shuttered shops.
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It is expected to reach Marco Island, a resort-dotted barrier island, at 1:45 p.m.
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The sex market and drug trade thrived in the area, and homeless encampments dotted its streets.
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The countryside is dotted with natural hot springs and futuristic power plants, all gently leaking steam.
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The round ball is dotted with clouds floating over oceans and land, suspended over pure darkness.
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Its landscape is still dotted with piles of sandy residue, or "tailings", from mining and quarrying.
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Everywhere you looked, the fields and roads were dotted with people heading for the overcrowded camp.
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Instead of glittering gems on top, it's dotted with steel circles, polished to (literal) gleaming perfection.
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Neighbors in Tuol Kouk, dotted with large villas, described the occupants of the building as quiet.
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It was late evening; lit-up tents and cabins dotted the valley that sprawled before us.
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These sweet topaz-dotted studs add a hint of kitsch and glitz to any minimal outfit.
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The island offers 1,5003 miles of Mediterranean coastline dotted with marinas, harbors and beach coves. InternationalLiving.
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That's due in part to the many parks, known as "lung" spaces, dotted across the city.
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"I want to you to get those two harpies' signature on the dotted line," Warner orders.
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At campsites dotted with white tepees and colorful tents, many people prepared for the long haul.
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Her lawyer said his client would sign on the dotted line ... for an additional $10 million.
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Signs of the renovations have dotted the White House for much of the last seven days.
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I even have little buttons dotted around my house that let me order things from Amazon.
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Northern-central Vietnam is dotted with clusters of small, Catholic communities, a hangover from France's conquest.
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The lobby of the town's pool is dotted, fittingly, by a series of porthole-like windows.
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It was a blisteringly hot day, and the towels and umbrellas of beachgoers dotted the coast.
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The latest Moshfegh outpost is a tidy house, surrounded by a pasture dotted with slender redwoods.
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Police have used helicopters and a bloodhound in their manhunt in an area dotted with caves.
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In addition, the city's eastern outskirts are dotted with cars rigged to be ISIS car bombs.
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Moreover, the island is dotted with hundreds of abandoned homes with water-collecting birdbaths and pools.
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He took real data (yellow line) and compared it to a statistical "doppelganger" economy (dotted line).
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When Word spots issues with your writing style, it'll highlight those with a gold dotted line.
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Billboards dotted the highway with jingoistic slogans; one read oppose the blockade, an injustice against Cuba.
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"All the i's were dotted and t's were crossed even before he was born," she said.
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Editorial The landscape of eastern North Carolina is dotted with giant pools of bright pink sludge.
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This non-dated planner is designed to increase productivity and comes dotted with inspirational quotes throughout.
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Impossible. We've already got 650 miles of one, a dotted line of fences along the border.
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Dotted with strip malls, small businesses and professional and government offices, it is hardly pedestrian-friendly.
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The campus of Columbia University is dotted with monuments to illustrious alumni and high-minded ideals.
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The waves are dotted with surfers, lit up in the seductive golden light that is California.
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The narrative, mostly in the third person common to storytelling, is dotted with much contemporary vernacular.
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It feels more like World War I: dotted with landmines, lined with trenches, and ending inconclusively.
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An iron perimeter is dotted with security personnel who placidly watch the life teeming around them.
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And it provided two Dutch speed skaters with suits dotted with sensors to help them train.
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The property is dotted with fire pits, and come evening, guests are invited to make s'mores.
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Ladycliff Park, a grassy sliver next to Main Street, is dotted with a few contemporary sculptures.
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The rivers and canals, previously derelict, are dotted with tour boats and swan-shaped paddle boats.
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He remembers cookouts and walking his dogs and gorgeous sunsets over fields dotted with hay barrels.
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As you drive northwest along Southmost Boulevard, the terrain remains mostly vacant, dotted sparingly with houses.
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I'm used to seeing DOTTED LINE as "Cut along the ...", but I suppose that's following it.
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I drove west from the airport, through stretches of fields dotted with cactuses and longhorn cattle.
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Northern-central Vietnam is dotted with clusters of small, Catholic communities, a hangover from France's conquest.
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Dreaming of a hill dotted with sheep that will soon be a skyline beckoning me home.
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Newly jobless journalists from magazines in Santa Fe and Cincinnati, and from ESPN, dotted the rooms.
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Price it out with a manual transmission, and you'll be signing the dotted line for $18,850.
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Its crowning glory is its distinctive cratered appearance — its surface it dotted with scores of holes.
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In the above animation, Briggs illustrated the condensing of Earth&aposs magnetic field (the dotted line).
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They signed on the dotted line and retained the name of the previous business, Thai Pan.
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Residential streets have turned into rivers, and freeways have morphed into waterways dotted with rescue boats.
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He has raised his pen above the blank check and is signing on the dotted line.
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Their edited responses — dotted with praise for theaters they believe are doing things just right — follow.
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We asked Kerry if Michelle got her to sign on the dotted line for a project.
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A boy and girl ride an imaginary horse and duck, which are drawn as dotted lines.
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The land in Abangaro looks like a board game: flat red earth dotted with deep holes.
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That leaves 11 seats dotted around England where those elements were not sufficient to explain the result.
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He bicycled his comments right down a thin, dotted yellow line in the middle of the controversy.
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The self-proclaimed dealmaker could find it more challenging to get to signing on the dotted line.
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Rich in cultural history, Puerto Vallarta, on Mexico's central Pacific coast, is dotted with museums and theaters.
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The retirement community in Erie, Pennsylvania overlooks Lake Erie, and paths dotted by benches follow the shoreline.
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The frosting-flavored candy features crumbles of "colored cookies" and come wrapped in special polka-dotted foil.
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Not to mention the extreme heightening of suspense, dramatic irony, and fake deaths that dotted the films.
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Lush green forest that seems to extend forever, dotted by crystal clear waterfalls and wondrous ancient ruins.
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In addition to the national pavilions, 250 other shows are dotted around the city, some very big.
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The road north is also dotted with checkpoints, where armed groups, including al-Qaeda, demand heavy bribes.
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Safari lodges dotted through the park attract tourists with a few hundred dollars a night to spend.
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The town is dotted with civic organisations, including a lawn-bowling club, churches and a Conservative association.
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On a faraway hill, a massive Yachay sign looms over a lush valley dotted with building sites.
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Behold Glitter Cat, his ebony fur dotted with multitudinous glimmers as the night sky is with stars.
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The polka dotted outfit featured a winking character on the top while music notes adorned the skirt.
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For miles around, baked white sand is dotted with sparse, scraggy trees bristling with inch-long thorns.
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An entire wall is mirrored, and plant pots suspended by red ropes are dotted around the room.
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Some are rural towns dotted by rice paddies, others huge cities with ports full of gigantic airships.
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Handsome gray-haired men, immaculate in crisp shirts, expensive watches and presumably Armani suits, dotted the audience.
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We want to make sure we've crossed the Ts and dotted the Is on pretty much everything.
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Her house sits off a winding road on a lakeside hill, dotted in winter with barren trees.
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In turn, that will be used to power 24 fans dotted along the airframe to create thrust.
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The river here is narrow and lazy, lined with vivid green bulrushes and dotted with palm trees.
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The ex-porn star says she signed on the dotted line, as did Trump's attorney, Michael Cohen.
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She also claims they agreed how to divide their assets when they signed on the dotted line.
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The huge military checkpoints that dotted the border were dismantled in the wake of the peace deal.
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Tents dotted the outdoor space, while actors dressed like northmen or Unsullied or Braavosi swordswomen milled about.
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The school parking lot is dotted with luxury cars—BMWs, Lexuses, Mercedes Benzes, and even a Maserati.
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This coastal city is dotted with beautiful lighthouses, and its local restaurants serve up top-notch seafood.
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Maybe one day, Instagram will make family trees (with their complicated branches and dotted lines) totally unnecessary.
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In 1996, the artist Ross Bleckner painted "Sea and Mirror," a large canvas dotted with shimmering shapes.
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The desert around the site used to be dotted with large camps of workers, building more mines.
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When I first walked in, I was greeted by a tree stump dotted with little colorful spheres.
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If these magnificent lands were discovered today, perhaps they would soon be dotted with luxury weekend homes.
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She hadn't gotten a yellow polka-dotted one, like Mom pointed out when they went online shopping.
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As mentioned, the snowballs were plenty and anatomically correct, and extremely well-endowed snowmen dotted the landscape.
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Hyrule is a world filled with color, dotted with memorable characters, challenges, and little treasures to discover.
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A dining set behind the couch is dotted with various flower arrangements, plus a dish with fruit.
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It depicts giant flowers towering over man-made landscapes, which are dotted with castles, ships, and bridges.
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Through strokes of vibrant acrylic, Seonna Hong creates abstract floating dreamscapes dotted with miniature yet purposeful figures.
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It had been raining heavily all afternoon and Tokyo's ubiquitous see-through plastic umbrellas dotted the streets.
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The diagnosis couldn't have been a difficult one: The girl's skin was already dotted with large blisters.
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Golden drapes hung where crimson ones had earlier in the day, and new furniture dotted the room.
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Their chambray shirts coordinated with the white interior, which was dotted with succulents and cacti (get it?).
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He dotted each piece with homemade ricotta, then topped it with basil seeds and tiny basil leaves.
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I hiked through meadows dotted with wildflowers and under stark gray peaks, through pine forests and streams.
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The area is dotted with small, rural communities, some of them among the poorest in the state.
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Ms. Milotich imagined the Glen Ellen landscape dotted with new prefab homes from a variety of suppliers.
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The area is dotted with buildings from other developers, but their residents would be excluded from clinic.
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Never mind that the floor is covered in Cheerios, and the windows are dotted with peeling stickers.
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Its décor is eccentrically English: oak panels, frilled lampshades, walls dotted with political cartoons and animal horns.
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He likes brash fields of finely textured noise, as well as contemplative pieces generously dotted with silence.
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Even the mere act of traveling resembles a dotted installation progress bar inching its way slowly rightward.
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The county was prosperous once, dotted with thriving towns and flush with wealth from the tobacco fields.
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Beyond the city's core, blocks are dotted with blighted buildings, some appearing to be overtaken by nature.
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Several orange cones dotted the exterior of the club, according to footage from the television station WPDE.
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Golden drapes hung where crimson ones had earlier in the day and new furniture dotted the room.
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The shelves and tables are dotted with small clusters of products from an assortment of Slovak talents.
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Lakor pointed to the school he attacked with a tormented look, amid fields dotted with mud huts.
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"Throwing it back to my 1982 prom night and this pink satin, polka-dotted dress," she wrote.
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Baobabs dotted the horizon with gnarled branches that make the trees look like they're in perpetual pain.
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Some selections are dotted with more perfect trills than other singers will voice during their entire careers.
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Dotted with period-ranging American sculptures — some neoclassical, some pressing toward modernism — it looks the perfect fit.
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When was the last time you dotted an "i" with a heart using a neon gel pen?
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When the skins break down completely, you're left with a sticky, golden jam, dotted with tiny seeds.
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Signing on the dotted line seems more and more like a leap of faith as costs increase.
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It should be investigated so that the "i" s can be dotted and the "t" s crossed.
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This region, which is dotted with chemical plants and refineries, is no stranger to fires and explosions.
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Walls were dotted with reprints of iconic works by artists including Vincent van Gogh and Camille Pissarro.
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I grew up in Middletown, Ohio, a mid-sized city where billowing smokestacks once dotted the landscape.
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The train is equipped with sensors that'll allow it to follow white-dotted lines on the road.
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Its rugged coastline boasts dramatic cliffs and tiny coves dotted with ancient forts and quaint fishing harbors.
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We dotted the pie with foie and served the slices with a defibrillator warming up beside us.
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The town of Gordon is dotted with small cabins that sit at the end of wooded roads.
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Condado is a central, walkable neighborhood near the water that is dotted with pleasant cafes and shops.
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The show's credits sequence for its second season depicts dotted outlines of missing figures in family photographs.
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"There were a couple of marionettes dotted around his office," Mr. Tiffany said of their first meeting.
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Barry Steinberg owns Direct Tire and Auto Repair, a chain of four car-shops dotted across Massachusetts.
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The bar that wraps its way around the stage is painted red, and dotted with yellow stars.
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They didn't sign on the dotted line because they want to check out a few more spots.
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The blue-collar district, dotted with manufacturing facilities and closed coal mines, is about 93 percent white.
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Many patients lived on the city's margins, others in settlements dotted across the sertão, northeast Brazil's arid hinterland.
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The xeroxed images of the titular subjects are dotted with painted, pastel-colored shapes, like fantastical mangoes themselves.
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But they extended evacuations to an area dotted with trees and cabins stretching about 2330 miles (25 kilometers).
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A bright blue maxi dotted with pink flowers will look lovely peeking out from under your graduation gown.
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The Amazon Handmade creator will mark them with hearts inside the state outlines, connected by a dotted line.
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It extends to at least the inner dotted circle in this illustration, and may reach even farther out.
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After all, hamburger stands dotted the interstate for years, but it took Ray Kroc to dream up McDonald's.
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There are plenty dotted around Washington, DC for lawmakers and government officials to huddle in and chit-chat.
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Its landscape is dotted with country houses, barns and stretches of wilderness populated with deer, foxes and hawks.
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Loss of land included erosion dotted around coasts from Vietnam to the Mississippi delta in the United States.
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Dotted through the reed-beds of Snape are little oases of woodland which have remained untouched for centuries.
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Nairobi's skyline is dotted with cranes; new suburban housing estates are flourishing at the edge of the city.
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The area is a mix of agricultural land and estates on rolling properties dotted with old-growth oaks.
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Diggers flatten hills that were once dotted with the homes of the Prophet's wives, companions and first caliphs.
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The entrance to Silver Hayes — there's all sorts of weird sculptures and statues dotted around the festival ground.
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In northern Iraq, the main road to Mosul is dotted with villages deserted in anticipation of the battle.
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In northern Iraq, the main road to Mosul is dotted with villages deserted in expectation of the fight.
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Microsoft, Amazon and Google have data-centres dotted around the world, which should help keep response times low.
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I see a neon yellow horizon ahead, and the purple sky is dotted with floating flecks of pink.
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The river plain is a ragged checkerboard of fallow rice paddies dotted with mounds of black decontamination bags.
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You then drag and drop either the length or height options at the bottom to the dotted area.
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The back is glass, with a dotted, dark grey surface visible beneath and a vertically positioned dual camera.
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The dress also featured a thigh-high slit, underneath which the actress wore sheer silver polka-dotted tights.
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Elle reports that Tyler Clinton, nephew of Hillary Clinton, just signed the dotted line at the illustrious agency.
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Logos from the movie were projected on the gallery's bare walls around the main hall, dotted with Stormtroopers.
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The city, especially the Old Town area, is now dotted with monuments and remembrances to the resistance fighters.
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Black spots dotted my vision, and I stumbled into a chair, which became my home for the night.
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His final resting place is dotted with other Welsh names: Davies, Evans, Griffith, Jones, Lewis, Owen, and Rees.
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So we're not going to sign on the dotted line any agreement which involves 3-3.5% primary surpluses.
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This drive through the rolling scrubland of Texas Hill County was once dotted with small oases of civilization.
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Water dispensers have been dotted over campus, and students are urged to carry their own reusable water bottles.
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Moments of seriousness about race, immigration, and poverty are dotted with giggles, snacking, and forgotten trains of thought.
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She made ceramic sculptures of the area's "haunted houses," the gloomy 1930s country villas that dotted the countryside.
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The property has more than six acres dotted with live oaks, with about 350 feet of water frontage.
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The graves are dotted throughout this district, one of the first to be targeted by the red-berets.
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These gargoyle-like creatures were rejected, and "ended up dotted around the garden," according to Kubrick's daughter Katharina.
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The area was dotted with abandoned cars until recently, when it was cleaned up for the papal visit.
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As the weeks went by, posters offering a reward for information dotted Chanel's neighborhood, but nobody came forward.
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Disability My fingertips are bruised and polka-dotted black because I am, yet again, getting back on track.
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I remember the milky waters of Lake Sevan; I remember the green hills, dotted with sheep and mist.
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They knew their states were dotted with landmarks that commemorated significant events in the struggle for racial equality.
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After other American patrols there, the Taliban dotted the ridge with possible antipersonnel mines and improvised explosive devices.
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Here we are in Neverland, which is chartreuse, you will find, and dotted, for reasons inexplicable, with potatoes.
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THE MOUNTAIN IS DOTTED with a total of 52 shukubo, temples that historically offered overnight lodging to pilgrims.
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Mr. Manafort grew up in a family whose name dotted the map of this part of central Connecticut.
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His clothes were clean, but old and tattered and dotted with holes that had been patched many times.
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But the rock-ribbed secularism is belied by Quebec's landscape, dotted as it is with very large crucifixes.
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The hallway floors are dotted with mismatched tiles and scarred with peeling grout; the ceilings are already leaking.
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Back in the first century, when Roman vineyards dotted southern France, Pliny the Elder described 91 grape varieties.
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At the beginning of this Triumphal Scene, a dotted rhythm, properly crisp, conjured the light step of horses.
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Dark shrubs dotted the expanse, as did wandering cows, temples and clusters of 108 white Buddhist prayer flags.
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While clambering around one of them, we came across an underground chamber dotted with bottles of Barbancourt rum.
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It still maintains large public housing projects, but is dotted with art galleries, new condominiums and expensive restaurants.
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A classic holiday ham (dotted with maraschino cherries and slices of pineapple, or not) is a guaranteed showstopper.
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Many reporters left inscriptions in their native languages; Serbian, Japanese, Italian, Spanish and more soon dotted the walls.
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A striking recent abstraction, big and red, is dotted with over a dozen wheels (bicycle, stroller, go-kart).
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Though her mother's side of the family was dotted with singers, she began her education as an actress.
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Below her was a vast plain dotted with pine trees, red earth and the winding Belle Fourche River.
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The white rooms, dotted with frosted-glass windows, end up looking gray in the heavily filtered midafternoon light.
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Incidents of anti-immigrant harassment dotted the local newspapers, reminiscent of the days when the refugees first arrived.
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"Hearing final bilateral meeting to sign DUP-Tory (Conservative) deal on dotted line now expected tomorrow," Kuenssberg said.
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The surface of the moon may soon be dotted with corporate logos, and its craters labeled with slogans.
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The table where she writes overlooks woods dotted with snow-covered pines ideally suited for concealing a corpse.
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Just sign on the dotted line and shell out cash to the world's wealthiest company every single month.
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Twenty million years ago, this land was wet bog, buzzing with insects and dotted with Southern beech trees.
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The plant's grounds were once dotted with trees, and a portion was even designated as a bird sanctuary.
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Today, the estate is tidy and quiet, dotted with inner courtyards, tiny playgrounds and signs prohibiting ball games.
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The only miss, perhaps appropriately, was the sliced too-salty soy-cured Wagyu beef dotted with spicy mayonnaise.
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The surrounding forest had been slashed and burned, and the open land was still dotted with blackened stumps.
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House plants dotted each desk, and a side table draped with woven fabric provided a pop of color.
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The town is predominantly residential, dotted with developments bearing names like The Preserve, Green Briar and Twin Knolls.
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The countryside is flat and green, dotted with sheep and cows but few buildings once you leave Montevideo.
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A column of white ostrich was dotted with black cockerel feathers and practically merged with a matching tote.
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Roads and roundabouts are dotted with signs commemorating fallen fighters, some of them billboards bearing dozens of faces.
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In another gallery, Turk's signature is rendered in stainless steel, dotted with sponges soaked in Yves Klein Blue.
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He shared with VICE News his own data showing Trump's numbers creeping close to a certain dotted line.
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I arrived in Detroit in winter as snow fell, illuminating the hollowed-out buildings that dotted the landscape.
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From Goalpara town, the camp being built is reached by a leafy, narrow road dotted with coconut trees.
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The verdant hills of this region, dotted with Friesian cows and known as "Africa's Switzerland", are ideal for caseiculture.
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As early as 600BC, they built hill-forts called castros, some of which remain dotted across the hills today.
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Roughly 8,000 miles of streams and rivers flow through a state dotted by 2,000 or so lakes and reservoirs.
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On weekdays, it is almost deserted, with only the odd group of local teenagers dotted among the expansive ruins.
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Around 300 white Toyotas shimmer there in the sweltering desert, and the campus roads are dotted with student drivers.
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Fourteen people died in Georgia where tornadoes left behind a landscape dotted with overturned cars, debris and damaged homes.
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Every park or village green will be, like a French Impressionist painting, dotted with varying shades of blond crops.
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She's wearing a black leotard under a sheer polka-dotted dress with nude pumps, and her pose exudes confidence.
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In the second pic, she donned a feathery green coat with black dotted tights, while striking a dramatic pose.
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We don't blame you, but with a steady hand and the right tools, the dotted eye is surprisingly wearable.
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Without them, it's just a huge expanse of flat tarmac, dotted with shallow puddles that reflect the evening light.
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And yet a debate rages on: Are the polka-dotted tops hats or actually a part of Toad's head?
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Medway Council, in Kent, has just bought a portfolio of ten distribution centres dotted around England, for over £6m.
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Before you sign on the dotted line, you may want to consider which presidential candidate you should vote for.
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Small and large holes dotted the walls of houses where chunks of plaster appeared to have been blasted out.
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Make your way north, through the cactus-dotted landscape, and along the way, stop by Landhuis Klein Santa Martha.
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Scores of candles, bouquets of flowers and American flags dotted the tree-lined street near where Dhaliwal was shot.
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Hours after Mr Essebsi left Ettadhamen, riots erupted yet again, leaving the streets dotted with spent tear-gas canisters.
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As Bethesda explained, the game's locale will be dotted with nuclear sites that players can raid for launch codes.
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Mexico canceled its watch for the resort-dotted coast of the Yucatan peninsula, where the storm brought heavy rain.
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High-rise skyscrapers, dotted with aerial gardens and parks, loom over low-slung commercial corridors where street life bustles.
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The flowers were dotted around the hairline and under the eye to create a flower frame around the face.
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Rugged terrain dotted with small communities made the fire-fighting difficult, with winds rekindling the blaze at many spots.
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Time's Up pins dotted the lapels of the men of Hollywood at the Golden Globe Awards on January 7.
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Billboards with pictures of Ivanka dotted many parts of the city home to major U.S. firms such as Microsoft.
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The grounds of Mfuwe Lodge are dotted with wild mango trees that tend to drop fruits during these months.
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We all deserve the chance to wait before being forced to sign on the financial and intellectual dotted line.
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Dotted across the country are exceptions to the brutal new rule, newspapers that are surviving with creative business plans.
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Buttons were extra-large and round, fabrics were quilted and polka dotted, and zip-ups and blazers were cropped.
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Jeter, in what was his last great season, pulled his hands inside and dotted the foul lines with doubles.
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The stretch of water known as Hustadvika is known for its fierce weather and shallow waters dotted with reefs.
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"America's coastlines are dotted with oil and chemical tanks and other facilities that are at risk from rising seas."
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Up to 750,000 military bunkers once dotted Albania, a Balkan country in southeast Europe of just 11,100 square miles.
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There are many possible complications that we need to be aware of before we sign on the dotted line.
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Several fake stars bearing Donald Trump's name reportedly dotted empty spaces on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Thursday.
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His work has given rise to a collaborative glassblowing scene and a regional landscape dotted by schools and studios.
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Rome is plagued by overflowing rubbish bins, untended parks and gardens, inadequate public transport and roads dotted with potholes.
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In street after street, modest single-storey houses sit behind grass yards dotted with bougainvillea bushes and palm trees.
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He paces out the area involved, the landscape dotted with small creosote bushes just behind his acre of property.
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The capital is dotted with smaller practices too, many staffed by former Whitehall types, selling advice to foreign governments.
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At lunchtime on Thomson Avenue on Wednesday, two or three food carts dotted each block on the busy thoroughfare.
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The only thing more spectacular than the estate's one-of-a-kind design is its palm tree-dotted backyard.
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Next to a shopping mall, Cedar Lane stables sit on a scraggly triangle of land dotted with shipping containers.
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The zone, dotted with guard posts and strung with razor wire, was established after the 1950-1953 Korean War.
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The zone is dotted with landmines, fences, guard posts, and other military equipment on both sides of the border.
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Outdoors, the sun is bright and universal, leaving only a few shadows dotted around the rocky, rural, mountainous landscape.
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There are many instances, not just a few, in which signing on the dotted line confers authenticity and protection.
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"They're really transformative," he says, wrapping a dotted design from Turnball & Asser twice around his neck before tying it.
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Attacks in Egypt's southern Sinai, a popular destination for tourists dotted with Red Sea resorts, are by contrast rare.
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On my way to the prosecutor's office, I cut through southeast Pennsylvania farmland dotted with silos and gentle hills.
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The drive to the clinic had taken me past leafy neighborhoods dotted with quaint homes, churches, and strip malls.
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If it wasn't a polka-dotted headband completing her fancified Cali effortlessness, it was...another equally statement-making headband.
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She even got Tom to slip on a pair of polka-dotted Minnie Mouse ears while they strolled around.
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"or any tree" is the new "I don't care if you're black, white, brown, purple, polka-dotted..." https://t.
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Still, my music was peddled by purveyors of fine procreation hullabaloo, and I happily signed on the dotted line.
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Leather accessories, the brand's core business, dotted the collection in the shape of oversized handheld bags and big backpacks.
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The potato hash with duck is an ideal pre-cycling meal, but don't skip the clafoutis dotted with strawberries.
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For a casual beach getaway, Key West and its palm tree-dotted white-sand beaches make a top pick.
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He derided The Washington Post after the paper published a report that recounted the controversies that dotted his summer.
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As with many highways here, the roadside is dotted with crosses memorializing where people have died in road accidents.
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Some areas are dotted with dirt-covered women and children, scouring the rubble for scrap metal they can sell.
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England, Wales and Scotland are dotted by more than 100 rustic shelters called bothies (the word rhymes with "frothy").
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Alongside this is a room of racist statues, portraying Africans as savages, that were previously dotted throughout the museum.
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Between the ranges, acacia shrubs dotted the low-lying hills that gave way to sand dunes spiked with spinifex.
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With Tuesday's statement, California is "making sure its i's are dotted and its t's are crossed," Ms. Carlson said.
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He pointed to the fields of lush sugar cane, dotted with farmhouses, that pushed up against the temple walls.
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Thousands of smaller remembrances also dotted the urban landscape: a tree planted here, a plaque on a church there.
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The street is now dotted with several more luxury competitors, but none diminish the superb efforts of the Wythe.
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Meant to be "the softest, strongest mesh you've ever felt" the underwear also features checker print and dotted jacquards.
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"Throwing it back to my 1982 prom night and this pink satin, polka-dotted dress," Obama tweeted on Tuesday.
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In the hurricane cone map, the dotted lines are forecasts of the hurricane's center made by various scientific organizations.
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That day, she was dressed in a tailored white-and-pink-dotted button-down shirt and carrying a backpack.
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The industrywide reassessment is readily apparent in the North Sea, a sprawling area dotted with hundreds of oil fields.
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He told Business Insider that his design inspiration came from the old industrial buildings that once dotted the area.
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The drawer beneath her slowly opens, seemingly on its own, to reveal a clown in a polka-dotted suit.
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Express delivery companies that specialize in shipping to China are now dotted throughout major Australian cities to keep up.
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Mingma , around 20 at the time, knew that the route to the top was dotted with over 200 corpses.
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Eighteenth-century British landscapes often had such buildings dotted about their slopes, styled as temples, grottoes, and Merlinesque cottages.
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Here are three things I wish I'd considered before signing on the dotted line for my very first mortgage.
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White, slip-on and dotted with holes, the unreleased shoes got decidedly mixed reviews after pictures of them emerged.
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You go there for Lamoon's mango salad dotted with ant eggs, and Ayada's chile- and garlic-laden raw shrimp.
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For days, hundreds of students have been marching through the palm-dotted campus, demanding a cap on their tuition.
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On Saturday, the crowd was dotted with die-hard fans decked out in head-to-foot Black Sabbath regalia.
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"Making sure every "i' is dotted and every 't' is crossed and everything is perfect — does that kill deals?
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Participants will carry cameras while thousands more dotted throughout the wilderness will broadcast everything live and apparently 24/7.
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The region is also dotted with huge national forests, which for decades were governed by disastrous fire-suppression policies.
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"Making sure every "i' is dotted and every 't' is crossed and everything is perfect — does that kill deals?
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Nicole had to sign on the dotted line of the docs on account of, y'know ... Asahd not writing yet.
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The creamy ivory dressing is dotted with bits of the truffles and nicely delivers their haunting aroma and flavor.
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Change over the preceding 20183 months in average hourly wages and in the Consumer Price Index Inflation (dotted line) 3 % Nominal wage 2 1 Real wage 20 June 22013 22014 22015 22016 22017 2.73 Inflation (dotted) 22.7 % Nominal wage 22.7 220 Real wage 0 June 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2.73 Inflation (dotted) 3 % Nominal wage 2 1 Real wage 0 June 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics | By The New York Times The chart here tells the story.
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"When you sign on the dotted line in any sport, your body's not going to be the same," he said.
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The actress is so carefree, she will even go out in public with pimple cream dotted all over her face.
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But the scattered sites testify to millennia before the shores were dotted with high-rises fashioned from glass and steel.
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The clam holes resemble the incantatory dotted surfaces of aboriginal Australian art (which Walker collects) that puncture painting's essential flatness.
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Now, Trump is in the White House and supporters wearing his signature red hats dotted the conference's halls and ballrooms.
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But the catfish-slinging crowd, dotted with numerous celebrities, seemed to spur an uptick in the Predators' quality of play.
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This hole-dotted pool float is great for kids, and can withstand loads of "rough play" according to its description.
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The haunted world, for example, is dotted with Boos, pipes stuffed with candles, and turbulent waters squeaking with rubber duckies.
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In Islamabad, a web of road checkpoints dotted across the city for more than a decade has mostly been dismantled.
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Seen from roof height, the city looms as a vista of flat concrete roofs dotted with millions of satellite dishes.
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The milky substance ran down his injured fingers, mixed with his blood, and dotted the floor with a gruesome pink.
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New Caterpillar machines are dotted with sensors that allow close monitoring and can warn when parts are about to fail.
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The gown in question, from the brand's fall '16 runway, is half polka-dotted black tulle, half gold-sequined unicorn.
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LOS ANGELES — Awards season is a marathon march, not a sprint, and the path is dotted with pitfalls and surprises.
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We're told she's open to rejoining, but there are several factors making her hesitant to sign on the dotted line.
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"Until he signs on the dotted line, I'm not doing any jigs," activist Sara Kelly Keenan said at the time.
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The channel captures the kaleidoscope of Japan's beauty: cherry blossom-dotted sidewalks, ultramodern architecture, Shinto shrines, neon alleyways, manicured gardens.
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Even Beyonce caught the fever, opting for a black-and-white polka-dotted number at her Friday night Clinton rally.
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The latest roll-out stays true to the line's aesthetic prominently featuring Minnie's signature red, polka dotted bow and ears.
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Rather, he said, he thinks searching for multiple accounts under differently dotted Gmail accounts can be a useful security tool.
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At approximately 5,000 acres, the Yili Apricot Valley in Xinyuan County, China, is an oasis dotted with flowering fruit trees.
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Would you buy a car if you didn't know how much it cost when you signed on the dotted line?
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In Islamabad, a web of road checkpoints dotted across the city for more than a decade has mostly been dismantled.
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Instead of coal-fired power plants, the horizons are now dotted with wind turbines and fields full of solar panels.
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For most Cubans, the internet can only be accessed through 240 public access wi-fi spots dotted around the country.
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Rooney's reportedly very close to signing on the dotted line -- with the Washington Post reporting he's already begun house hunting.
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Back in the U.S., Machuga's mind would start twitching on Tuesdays, when large bags and bins dotted his Pittsburgh neighborhood.
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Cthulhu's terrain is vast and varied, dotted with mountains, craters and fractures in some parts and smooth in other areas.
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A handful of people sit dotted around Victory Park, some deep in thought, possibly thinking about what exactly's been won.
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Pluto's polar region is dotted with a diverse range of frozen canyons, valleys, and pits, a new NASA photo reveals.
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FAA approved drone fields are dotted around the United States -- open fields where you can legally indulge your drone hobby.
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The stretch of water known as Hustadvika is known for its fierce weather and shallow waters are dotted with reefs.
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Worlds Adrift features pirates tasked with building an airship, recruiting crew and taking control of skies dotted with floating islands.
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The Sims Bayou had been among the first to overflow in Houston, and abandoned cars dotted the road for miles.
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Our area is still dotted with dozens of fading for sale signs, sometimes in front of foreclosed or empty homes.
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Today, the sprawling landscape is dotted with corrugated iron roof shacks amid mounds of rubbish and some brightly colored buildings.
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Paradise's skyline is dotted with 30 large cranes that crews are using to remove debris, said city spokesman Matt Gates.
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Pockets of Rohingya communities are dotted around South Asia, with exiles anxious for news of their relatives back in Myanmar.
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Chicken livers in a dandelion salad dotted with hard-cooked egg crumbs were cooked until they were dark and chewy.
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This house faces south on a sandy lot dotted with pin oaks, with 100 feet of frontage on the river.
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Breath of the Wild's sprawling map is dotted with points of interest that have nothing to do with the story.
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On my tour of the exhibit, it determined Kuechenberg was chainmail, due to the finely dotted pattern on her shirt.
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In the 1960s, this pocket was dotted with Portuguese hairdressers and dozens of Brazilian eateries and mom-and-pop shops.
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Daniel Teklehaimanot, who is from Eritrea, wore the distinctive polka dotted jersey of the best climber early in the race.
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You see details that others miss, and you aren't content until you've dotted all the i's and crossed the t's.
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By the end, the story has shifted to Turkey and a dubiously coded landscape dotted with minarets, crescents and stars.
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Dotted around the room were four solo diners: non-creepy-looking men in their thirties or forties, each wearing glasses.
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Astronomers consider the Mauna Kea summit, already dotted with telescopes, one of the world's best places for viewing the cosmos.
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A year ago this stretch of road was dotted with lodgepole pine trees, an emblematic species of the Canadian Rockies.
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They just sign on the dotted line, and no one ever said that getting a Nike deal was a meritocracy.
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I haven't seen a line form yet at these stations dotted throughout the building, but the usage is going up.
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Water rose several feet up the stairs of buildings and storefronts, and at one point, whitecaps dotted the makeshift river.
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Visit in winter for traditional Christmas markets, or in summer for good food from market stalls dotted around the harbour.
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I could see the branchless fungus trees, their trunks dotted with orange warts instead of leaves, emerging in the distance.
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The almond blossoms, gnarled trees and irises that dotted the French landscape reminded him of nature scenes painted in Kyoto.
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The plight of small cultural organizations that struggle for benefactors in a city dotted with prestigious institutions is standard fare.
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Around the historic center, images of the smiling pope hung over cobblestone streets dotted with Orthodox churches and outdoor cafes.
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"Hey, guys, Pussy Sparkles here!" a woman wearing a polka-dotted tank top and gigantic headphones says into a camera.
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Determined smokers figure they will spend even more time cramming into outdoor smoking shelters and parks dotted around the city.
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Start small, climbing the Scoville scale one piece of cayenne-sprinkled avocado toast or wasabi-dotted sushi at a time.
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At the turn of the 19th century, Brooklyn was dotted with farms, many run by families who spoke only Dutch.
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The beach is dotted with private palapas that provide a shady reprieve for lounging and plenty of romantic R&R.
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Local retailers have reportedly seen record-breaking sales and Instagram feeds are dotted with people showing off their hard work.
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Drag the mouse cursor over the part of the photo you want, which creates a dotted line around the area.
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Farmland rolled under a gleaming blue sky for miles around the Camerons' property, green and gold and dotted with sheep.
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A rain of twigs and branches streams from her eyes and fractures the surface, which is dotted with woodland creatures.
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U.S. Highway 101, which runs along its western border, is its lifeblood, dotted with restaurants, coffee shops and surfboard stores.
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The trailer was dotted with 1980s references, from arcade game Dragon's Lair to Michael Jackson's "Thriller" playing over the footage.
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Crowds, about 100 strong in spots, dotted the roadways, waiting with 5-gallon plastic buckets, and gas stations were mobbed.
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They are located along a 14 km (8.7 miles) stretch along the waterfront, dotted with defunct warehouses, jetties and slums.
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Beyond knowing the deadline for making a decision, here are some key considerations before you sign on the dotted line.
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The high-gloss cabinetry, by SieMatic, is also white, while the ceiling above has a black-and-white dotted pattern.
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As delayed IPOs become more common, Cadre's Stomel said engineers are getting savvier before they sign on the dotted line.
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Before signing on the dotted line, ask yourself these four key questions to decide if it makes sense for you.
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A little dotted line shows us the way to go as well as the next train's estimated time of departure.
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The house is decorated in soft blues and floral wallpaper and is dotted with plenty of fat-leaf potted plants.
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Bent over, they stop every few inches, running their fingers through the earth dotted with small parts of plane wreckage.
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If you want to swear off makeup forever and show up to work dotted with Mario Badescu Drying Lotion, wonderful.
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Make Music's participatory programs on the winter solstice are dotted throughout the city, and take the form of roving performances.
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The main pool at the Jumeirah Beach Hotel is spacious, dotted with palm trees, and features a swim-up bar.
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The Heat promote it not because they're willing to promise positive results to everyone who signs on the dotted line.
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The resulting map of Sovetski, dotted with colorful icons, provides an immersive look at a community that no longer exists.
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On one side of that dotted line lies the vast Pacific Ocean; on the other is the Sea of Okhotsk.
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If you're happy having a camera next to your bed, then you probably won't mind them being dotted around your house.
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Whatever gets recruits to do the only one thing that counts in this life, sign on the line that is dotted.
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Nail art has come a long way since a toothpick-dotted flower made your middle school dance outfit feel extra special.
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Illustrated by Jefferson Quintana, a black-and-grey sky spreads across the first page, dotted with tiny constellations and spinning spirals.
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The elevator was equally elegant, dotted with a crystal wall sconce that I admired as I rode up to the lobby.
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The result is a Mad Max-style wasteland, dotted by pink flowers and filled with destructive vehicles and cobbled together weapons.
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Miranda Cuckson played the original version of "Anthèmes," for violin solo, with a light, bouncing touch, dotted with gleefully savage plucks.
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Stand on a random hill in Queenstown, New Zealand and you can see a beautiful landscape dotted with million dollar homes.
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Click the dotted icon to open more options and navigate to "Block" to prevent the sender from emailing you any further.
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Typical of a Peggy Siegal event, the lemon-yellow banquettes at Kappo Masa were dotted with highly familiar faces that day.
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Across the peninsula, in Santa María, piles of rubble from four houses that had recently been torn down dotted the town.
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Have you ever scrolled through Pinterest and seen someone's nose covered in a clay mask dotted with hundreds of oily pores?
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"(The announcement) came over the loudspeakers that are dotted around," said Paul Lecher, 68, a retired Parisian and frequent Louvre visitor.
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A children's playground has been laid out next to the river that flows through the town, dotted with Disneyfied fake cows.
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Mourners including community chiefs, politicians and villagers accused troops of harassing people in the fishing communities dotted along the region's waterways.
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Red "Make America Great Again" hats dotted the sea of blue and black sport coats filling the ballroom wall-to-wall.
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The march coincided with President Donald Trump's 100th day in office, a tenure dotted with a number of setbacks thus far.
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Shahar took the stage, dotted with disco lights and shrouded in fog machine smoke, and put her hand over her heart.
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Dozens of the signs dotted Ireland's coastline during World War II, but now only a few are visible (Irish Air Corps)
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The system is unlike any in Mexico's history, which is dotted with isolated and highly bureaucratic examples of anti-corruption efforts.
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However, we're told he hasn't signed on the dotted line as of Sunday, but is expected to sign on within days.
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Painful cystic lumps dotted my cheeks and never erupted into whiteheads, but grew under the layers spot treatments could never reach.
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The stretch of water known as Hustadvika and surrounding areas are known for fierce weather and shallow waters dotted with reefs.
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The money has transformed places like Molcaxac, a picturesque town dotted with well-built homes attesting to the flow of dollars.
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It is still a busy waterway, dotted with ferries and river taxis that carry tens of thousands of passengers every day.
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How many times do we glance through pages of paperwork without fully reading it and nonchalantly sign on the dotted line?
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The process of buying your first property is obviously a major commitment that goes far beyond signing on a dotted line.
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Her latest graphic novella, Laid Waste, is bookended with pages populated by fleas, with dotted-in flecks about them suggesting filth.
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The 43-year-old actress looked chic in a black maxi dress worn over a gold and white polka-dotted blouse.
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About 1 km from the abandoned crushing plant, the deserted Kimwarer shopping center was dotted with closed shops and stalled trucks.
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A typical fall scene is one that normally consists of red, yellow, orange, and brown leaves dotted across an entire valley.
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This famous West Hollywood road, dotted with marquee signs and patrolled by paparazzi, is where entertainment intersects with the American dream.
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Google's Mountain View headquarters and its international satellite offices are dotted with restaurants that serve employees free breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
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Set in 160 acres, the chateau has woods and moors with five lakes, six houses, five barns dotted around the place.
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Among the most popular alternatives is leasing, but before you sign on the dotted line, we suggest you do some math.
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Outside of the malaria-focused labs dotted around Seattle, experts are turning to data in the fight to end the disease.
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In some places, the roads are still lined in verdant green dotted with the bright reds and purples of tropical flowers.
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Many end up in towns-cum-retirement-communities dotted along the Mediterranean coast, like Quesada, which sits on Spain's Costa Blanca.
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The mostly dirt knoll, dotted with some trees and a handful of structures known out here as ramadas, was hardly remarkable.
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The landscape out here, mere miles from the Canadian border, is dotted with dozens — if not hundreds — of small farming towns.
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Palmettos and cocktail tables dotted both sides of the aisle, which ended at a stage in the front of the room.
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The farmhouse property was renovated into a very American experience, with a jukebox, sports memorabilia décor and backgammon sets dotted throughout.
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With each leap, a dotted line projects outward from her midsection to represent where the avatar will land in digital space.
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Gurugram, a global technology hub built on dusty farmland, is dotted with skyscrapers and swanky apartments bearing American and European names.
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It was surrounded by everything he loved: giant fields dotted with cows, rolling hills, winding country roads and, most importantly, quiet.
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These farms are dotted around Latin America and Ethiopia, meaning the market is fragmented and producers have very little supplier power.
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New Albany's Mansion Row Historic District is dotted with Civil War-era mansions such as the Culbertson Mansion on Main Street.
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Overtly political works dotted the show and a tentativeness hung over the sales market, breaking with the frenzy of recent years.
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The area that escaped Ceausescu's bulldozers is dotted with handsome French-inspired buildings from the late 21940th and early 21640th centuries.
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The bitumen road out of town soon turns to dirt, and farmhouses on big wheat properties are dotted every several miles.
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Hongyue gathered white paint into a sharp point on her brush and dotted the bird's eye, adding light to its gaze.
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My left cheek is like a pristine, white sand beach dotted by a dozen palm trees that've been struck by lightning.
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It will take place on the southernmost side of the Jutland peninsula, picturesque countryside dotted with livestock, grain silos and windmills.
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It's also a community that has seen better days — challenged by joblessness and crime and a town center dotted with vacancies.
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The city says it wants to transform the neighborhood, which has a high crime rate and is dotted with vacant buildings.
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Epic's headquarters were a short drive away, down a meandering road through countryside dotted with Queen Anne's lace and farm equipment.
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First, there was the stuffing to be made: a celery- and onion-dotted stale-bread dressing into which cornmeal was added.
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FOX Business says Obama's signed on the dotted line, but final details are still being ironed out before a formal announcement.
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It is also close to the Circuito Chico, a 24-mile stretch of road dotted with restaurants, pubs and small hotels.
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The views were spectacular, framing the hotel's pools dotted by blue cabanas that matched the color of the ocean just beyond.
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Groups of sailors, wearing their dress whites, dotted the crowds and many held umbrellas aloft to shield themselves from the sun.
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On the corniche, dotted with beaches, flanked by a new bike path, high-rise condos are going up beside luxury hotels.
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DAMARISCOTTA, Me. — Alice Kelley stood on the bank of a tidal river, next to a grassy bluff dotted with apple trees.
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It's clear he now believes this arc, at best, reaches an asymptote — that dastardly dotted line it can never quite touch.
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Her work is dotted with amused asides, including fluorescent light fixtures — a signature of the Minimalist Dan Flavin — used as penises.
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The hotel is located just outside the Brooklin Novo neighborhood, a financial hub dotted with high-end hotels, restaurants, and shopping.
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Singapore has a diverse population, and there are Buddhist temples like this one, Hindu temples, and mosques dotted throughout the city.
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Bare-bottomed sunbathers crowded the umbrella-dotted beach, a spectrum of gays to straights with an ambiguous mix in the middle.
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And there's a tart heap of salmon tartare chopped with gooseberries; it's dotted with crema and a gooseberry-pasilla chile salsa.
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Bell played a modest role in the two-hour ceremony, which incorporated planned references to sexual harassment dotted throughout the show.
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"They left after you opened the borders," she says, as her grandson crawls onto her lap, his legs dotted with scars.
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MELBOURNE (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The north bank of Melbourne's Yarra River is dotted with a series of Aboriginal-made art installations.
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Two massive concrete blockades dotted with "No Trespassing" signs and a massive "STOP" sign loom at the end of the road.
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Aside from its prehistoric residents, the region — dotted with castles, chateaus and fortifications — has been a center of conflict for centuries.
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Then she proceeded to unravel each canvas into its pigment-dotted threads, rolling them together into a single, thigh-high ball.
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Thirteen former Volcanoes — including Posey, Tim Lincecum, Pablo Sandoval and Sergio Romo — dotted the rosters of the Giants' recent championship teams.
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It is dotted with rustic restaurants, resorts and campsites, and in the southern portion of the area, in San Simeon, Calif.
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For open space, there's the Socrates Sculpture Park, a 8753-acre sculpture-dotted lawn carved from a dump in the 1980s.
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Cars mired in the muck Photos of vehicles stuck in mud in Los Angeles County and nearby areas dotted Twitter feeds.
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Outside of Russia, users see a dotted line marking that border, compared with a solid black line that separates other countries.
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In the 1950s, it developed into a distinctly unglamorous suburb dotted with bungalows, similar to dozens of others around the country.
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There was no electricity and countless craters from heavy bombing during what the Vietnamese call the American war dotted the landscape.
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Yet before you sign on the dotted line for a so-called ARM, it's important to understand what you're getting into.
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In the other direction, groups of families and friends strolled through a grassy field dotted with colorful shrines to the victims.
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Mysterious swarms of giant drones have dotted the Colorado and Nebraska night sky since last week, the Denver Post first reported.
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"His tenure as secretary is dotted with overwhelming crisis and uncertainty," said Ronald Vitiello, former acting Immigration and Customs Enforcement director.
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I'll reward myself this evening with a big dinner of orange beef, white rice and steamed greens dotted with oyster sauce.
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Larger single-family homes turn up here and there, as on Wesley Court, which is dotted with colonial and Italianate houses.
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The center of Llucmajor, a historic manufacturing town dotted with restaurants and markets, is a 10-minute drive from the property.
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The country's east coast was dotted with apocalyptic scenes on the last day of the warmest decade on record in Australia.
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When Bob and Sally Silberberg opened the Clay Pot in Park Slope, Brooklyn, in 22014, Seventh Avenue was dotted with bars.
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A crowd braved rain on the downtown strip of Nashville that is famously dotted with the neon lights of music clubs.
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The set is a minimalist saloon dotted with old-timey signifiers — a bleached skull, a rifle, a couple of wanted posters.
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The post-apocalyptic world is dotted with tribes interested only in their own self-preservation; all other life is considered disposable.
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It's a very soft sausage that is spread over bread, mixed into pasta sauce, or chopped up and dotted atop pizza.
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A coastal strip dotted with villages north of Palu was cut off for nearly a week by landslides blocking its single road.
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Later that night, he had dotted a bowl with peas, bright and chopped, and mingled with corn and radishes and pea butter.
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It was largely an intellectual exercise: a black and white dotted line in the corner of my mother's backyard in suburban Sydney.
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Phillippe also went the LBD route, with some slight distinguishing factors: hers was a spaghetti-strap frock dotted with black beads throughout.
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The cheery restaurant has red plastic polka-dotted tablecloths and was crowded with workers in their uniforms when CNN affiliate M6 visited.
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The barriers proposed for New York Harbor are "conceptual," without any details released to the public beyond dotted lines on a map.
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Blue tarpaulins dotted the landscape as people prepared to spend the nights outdoors because of aftershocks or because their homes were destroyed.
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"We're not quite ready yet to sign on the dotted line," said Patrick Hogan, a spokesman for the airports commission in Minneapolis.
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When the howling winds subsided, the landscape across the Southeast was dotted with overturned cars, debris and scores of damaged mobile homes.
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Dozens of insulated tipis have popped up in recent weeks, adding to those that have dotted these barren plains since last summer.
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As I wandered away from the Pyramid Stage, I grabbed some lunch from one of the many stalls dotted around the site.
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When she became a mother for the first time, Kate Middleton wore a short sleeved blue polka dotted dress Jenny Packham dress.
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If they are going to put their name on the dotted line and commit to this, then they have to do it.
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The drone footage, he said, is startling because homes and buildings dotted along the coast aren't built to weather such powerful winds.
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"The town looked like an island dotted with houses and cars submerged in muddy flood waters and downed coconut trees," he said.
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To achieve this, thousands of smart sensors have been dotted around the city's streets, enabling a range of data to be analysed.
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In the morning they come out to inspect their vegetable plots, dotted with craters, and collect their harvest of potatoes and shrapnel.
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The fragments of skull dotted along the path up to the cave are testament to the popularity of the skull rolling game.
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As Terry recounted the incident, he nodded to the oak-dotted median cordoned off with construction tape in front of the church.
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Five frantic minutes later, I sprint into a grey-tiled public square dotted with smoking barbeque grills and skater girls skipping rope.
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Obama's experience attempting reform of the country's immigration system has been dotted with delays since he entered the White House in 2009.
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Truffle pints, that are dotted with soft truffle bits, and pint slices in classic flavors like The Tonight Dough and Cherry Garcia.
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On several shooting ranges, dotted with massive baobab trees, American, Canadian, Dutch and Belgian trainers worked with soldiers from Niger and Nigeria.
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The march coincided with Trump's 100th day in office, a tenure that has been dotted with a number of setbacks thus far.
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Give a set of polka-dotted pocket notebooks for $8, vintage world map notebooks for $9.95 or a monogrammed notebook for $8.
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Iranian feature films are regularly shown at the Dubai International Film Festival not to mention the Iranian restaurants dotted across the city.
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This scarf is decorated with an Infinity Gauntlet pattern and dotted with tiny little Infinity Stones to grant its wearer untold comfort.
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Michael Phelps, US gymnast Alex Naddour and Belarus swimmer Pavel Sankovich have all posted pictures of their polka dotted limbs and backs.
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The floor of the space was dotted with piles of dirt and pieces of metal, which I later learned were his sculptures.
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It's already a part of London's public transport system, with docked bikes sponsored by the Spanish bank Santander dotted about the city.
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They've ranged from executive positions to service jobs, and have dotted the entire economic spectrum, from ultra-rich to the poverty line.
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He said smugglers are traveling from France in small boats and dropping immigrants in quiet bays dotted along the South English coastline.
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She engaged the police department to clear out panhandlers and homeless tent camps that persistently dotted the 3,000-space plain of parking.
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The region is dotted by low jungle, wildlife reserves, pre-Hispanic archaeological sites, wetlands and underground rivers that can suddenly cave in.
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The expansive upper deck is dotted with king-sized sunbeds and plush loungers, as well as two areas for al fresco dining.
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Ha Long Bay, dotted with steep-sided islands, attracted more than 12 million tourists last year, numbers Kim can only dream of.
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He pointed across the road from his farm, where orchards once stood, at a flat expanse of strawberries dotted with hustling pickers.
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Then-offensive coordinator and eventual head coach Steve Sarkisian offered him a scholarship to USC and Washington signed on the dotted line.
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Affection of brothers, the affection of each other Dotted in binding, too Again must be this kind of beautiful air of infection.
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As surreal as the dome-dotted landscape looks, it's the light—so beautifully captured by Wu—that makes it all truly stunning.
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The court said it was more like Terrence had "buyer's remorse" -- and he had other options besides signing on the dotted lines.
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From the rugged Scottish Highlands to the rolling hills of the Cotswolds, the U.K. is dotted with acres of lush, green land.
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When I finally went to the doctor, he took one look at the scars and cysts that dotted my face and frowned.
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The gains are slow and small, but mortgage volume is beginning to improve again, as more homebuyers sign on the dotted line.
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The city, especially the once-thriving white working-class neighborhoods on the south side, is now dotted with over 2,000 abandoned houses.
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Many of the models, with hair styled in rigorous asymmetrical bobs, wore long mesh veils, some dotted with small colored pom-poms.
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Currently, body tracking in VR is very difficult because it requires cameras and sensors dotted around a room to accurately track motion.
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Just because Trump didn't sign on the dotted line this weekend doesn't make the call any more ethical or any less worrisome.
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The area is dotted with cacti and dry grass, and in the distance are the craggy peaks of the Chinati mountain range.
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The hotel's lagoon was not a safe spot for swimming, as noted by the many "No Swimming" signs that dotted the shore.
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Questions about the New York Fed's efficacy as a regulator, and its relationship with Goldman, in particular, have dotted Mr. Dudley's tenure.
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We climbed a dark concrete staircase, past a landing dotted with handmade posters, until we heard our names being called from above.
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The country is dotted with what remains of the Khmer Rouge's so-called killing fields, where the soldiers carried out group assassinations.
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The so-called Spiny Forest in the region is blanketed with low-lying vegetation and dotted with several species of large trees.
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Burly boats, like the McKean, that could quell fires raging in warehouses that once dotted the shoreline have grown old and outdated.
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The papaya salad was tangy and funky with fish sauce, mixed with fresh tomatoes and green beans and dotted with crunchy peanuts.
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I mixed tomatoes and watermelon, dotted the salad with feta and olives, then drizzled it with sherry vinegar and some bacon fat.
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Or at the very least, understand what it is I'm signing up for before putting my name on the dotted line.4.
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Dotted with large social housing projects, the area is separated from wealthy Paris only by an extremely congested highway circling the city.
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It's four kilometers (2.5 miles) wide, stretches 250 kilometers (160 miles) and is dotted with military guard posts, mines and defensive structures.
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Fortunately, Pompeii is dotted with water fountains where thirsty tourists can line up to refill their depleted bottles for the umpteenth time.
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This was 1986, in Wenatchee, Washington, a conservative-leaning town dotted with orchards, which calls itself the Apple Capital of the World.
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Mr. Díaz's neighbors manufacture bricks, and the heat rolls off the land, dotted with cows and guava shrubs, like an oven's breath.
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Like all good satire, McKendrick's superb paintings are deliberately enigmatic, luscious fields of color, dotted with figures imbued with bottled up resentment.
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They parked on a stretch between Rosecrans Avenue and 135th Street in Hawthorne, which is dotted with apartment buildings and modest homes.
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And there's a little too much in-your-face carbon fiber trim dotted throughout the inside of the car for my liking.
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Some looks featured leather jackets paired with whispier, polka-dotted skirts, while chequered prints in red, green and black dominated other outfits.
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CreditCreditDaryl & Sharna Balfour SAMBURU NATIONAL RESERVE, Kenya — The Land Cruiser bumped and rattled over the lush, tawny savanna dotted with acacia trees.
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The airport construction site — a muddy expanse dotted with lumbering trucks and a dizzying array of cranes — is a hive of activity.
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However, you can be alerted to some problems ahead of time by doing your homework before you sign on the dotted line.
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The imposing filmography of Jean-Luc Godard is dotted with many remarkable anomalies and one-offs, including television commercials and music videos.
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I noticed the bright green acorns that dotted the forest floor, which reminded me of my childhood collection of acorns and chestnuts.
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Soon, officials said, the region would be dotted with canteens and "pods" to allow people to drive up for food and water.
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The March 26 fire reduced the mansion to a pile of charred wood and bricks dotted with the remains of shattered planters.
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In the 1950s, car ownership was beginning to skyrocket, but the highways were dotted with signs bearing a variety of different fonts.
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"Yugen" opens on a spare stage, dotted with four tall light-box towers in which dancers stand, silhouetted against a white glow.
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What really elevates the look is the pearls dotting her hair, and how they're reversed and mirrored in her polka-dotted skirt.
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Almost all young people are gone, leaving villages dotted with churches used only on a rotating basis by a dwindling elderly population.
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The social landscape for this age group is dotted with quicksand, and young people need books like these to pull them through.
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He pointed to a boardwalk dotted with vape stores and dollar shops, the blighted blocks and the people struggling with substance abuse.
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Characteristic motifs include flowers, leaves, hearts, bows and Celtic designs, as well as pops — small raised circles dotted around the larger pattern.
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Despite some allegedly close calls with the UFC's dotted line, she continues to focus on acting, and business appears to be good.
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"If you want every 't' crossed and 'i' dotted, how many more people will die or suffer from Covid-226?" he said.
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Craggy and gently winding, the coastline runs on, sparsely dotted by sunbathers, birders and leisure fishermen pulling in floppy skates and rays.
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But the tiradito, slices of yellowtail squirted with lemon and yuzu juice, then dotted with puréed rocoto pepper, is always wonderfully bracing.
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If the movie's looseness lets in an excess of dead air, "Nobody's Fool" is still dotted with pleasures besides those Haddish brings.
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Downtown is dotted with empty storefronts, between restaurants and condominiums that reflect budding efforts to remake the riverfront city into a destination.
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Locals speak of large numbers of cartel hitmen roaming the dirt roads linking the tiny villages and towns dotted around the mountains.
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A. In Windows 10, you have at least two fairly simple ways to electronically scrawl your signature right on the dotted line.
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Larson sat close to the camera in a green polka-dotted dress as she strummed her blue guitar and sang the lyrics.
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As a result, the facility, dotted with satellite dishes and isolated in the desert, has become a magnet for Australian antiwar protesters.
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Tourists scale the steps and pause here to gaze over a landscape dotted with lakes, rivers and farmland, the two nations indistinguishable.
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Even after factory closings decimated employment in the car industry in recent decades, the state remains dotted with auto plants and suppliers.
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The 2020 presidential election was inescapable, as signs reading "I Vote Pro-Life First" and "I Vote Pro-Life" dotted the crowd.
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To him, we're like dolls cut from flypaper, each one of us connected to the other and dotted with foul little corpses.
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His supporters transformed the campus, usually dotted with the blue-and-white school colors, into a deep-red MAGAville for the night.
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The footage of Guzman, who grew marijuana as a boy in Sinaloa state, shows his hands dotted with freckles and liver spots.
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This brooding piece, dotted with skittish, mysterious outbursts for both cello and piano, has a distressed and confused quality, well conveyed here.
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Just behind us, a giant industrial magnet powered up with warning signs dotted about its perimeter so we wouldn't scramble our phones.
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There were a bunch of selfie stations dotted around, and the Ayn Rand booth had graphic novels and a downloadable emoji keyboard.
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But most of the island is dotted with thorny bushes, and cargo containers and pallets proliferate willy-nilly in sandy vacant fields.
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The community still presents a vision of suburban quaintness, with streets like Restful Lane dotted with picket fences and pinwheel garden ornaments.
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Sebring, a sleepy city of about 10,000 whose meandering borders are dotted with lakes, boasts a historic downtown and an international raceway.
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Housing for workers at the sites, in the middle of an empty, scrubby landscape dotted by baobabs, has yet to be completed.
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The sideline was dotted with celebrities, and LeBron James hosted several Lakers teammates in a field suite behind the east end zone.
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The dotted blue line is how it currently exists: If you have young children, Clinton wants to alter the provisions even more.
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We opted for a polka-dotted matching set, a teeny black diamond necklace, and an affordable straw tote that's picnic/beach/BBQ-ready.
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Twickenham and its environs in Turner's time were bucolic areas with sweeping landscapes and river views, dotted with the retreats of the wealthy.
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The survivors are dotted across London; some with friends or family, others sleeping in emergency dormitories provided by charities and the local council.
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Ward's desire to go into law enforcement—despite her teenage years having been dotted with infractions for drinking—attracted her to military life.
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However, the video screens dotted around the room tell a different story, beaming out movies from the suit porn studio Men At Play.
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Scrolls painted with rainbow, hieroglyph-like messages unfurled next to star-dotted paintings of black circles and squiggly cutouts of glistening, holographic paper.
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The parking lot for the commissary on post is dotted with car decals advertising sellers' custom websites for Thirty-One Gifts and Scentsy.
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Unlike other digitizing notebooks that require camera-barrelled pens and dotted paper, the Slate lets you use your own pens, pencils, and paper.
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If you boot up the app right now, you can add Pikachu's yellow ears, nose, and dotted cheeks to your otherwise boring face.
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The announcements were dotted throughout nearly two hours of product updates from the search giant at its annual Google I/O developers' conference.
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Toast spread with smoked swordfish whipped into a smooth brandade was lovely, though, perked up with pickled onions and dotted with poppy seeds.
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The large, circular welts dotted his shoulders and back as he swam to victory, igniting a new interest in this ancient Eastern practice.
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Framed photos of Dunderhoff standing next to the 54 th, 55 th, 56 th, 57 th, and 58 th presidents dotted the wall.
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And perhaps, also, the odd deliberate folly dotted around, as opposed to the accidental follies that make up so much of modern architecture.
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Ajdabiya is dotted with abandoned buildings and barns where smugglers jail the migrants until everyone has arranged for their fare to be paid.
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In this teaser trailer, we see a surprisingly intact wasteland dotted with Power Armor, airplanes, new mutant monsters, and never-before-seen cities.
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The Working Girl actress stunned in a one-shoulder gown with a lace ribbon running across the bodice, and dotted with black sequins.
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Dotted with lazily-grazing cows and windswept gardens, the brand headquarters look less like a factory and more like a resort-level ranch.
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Swathes of homes were burned to the ground while nearby areas were unscathed and dotted with blooming lilacs, a tour showed on Monday.
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Dotted along the Hooch are cow farms, which means all those cow patties are getting washed into the river after a big rain.
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The Metro is nearby, and the street is dotted with diverse restaurants with all kinds of ethnic food: Caribbean, Ethiopian, Bolivian, Vietnamese, Israeli.
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Whether you love colorful, splashy designs or are more into minimal, dotted lines, there's nothing wrong with having a wandering eye for tattoos.
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In 1994 she wore a flag-printed low-cut one-piece, while Umansky wore a USA logo tank with dotted and striped shorts.
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Tor bounces internet traffic through a series of random relay servers dotted across the world, making it near-impossible to trace the user.
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Sign on the dotted line Both Cunningham and Graber are big believers in creating a family contract surrounding the use of the phone.
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The quartet drive perhaps the most luxurious car possible, while traveling long highways dotted with small towns and lots of charming little diners.
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Bricks were stacked throughout what will be the lounges, cables hung from the ceiling and mounds of sand were dotted across the ground.
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The red carpet at the Los Angeles premiere of 13 Reasons Why on Tuesday was dotted with an unusual nail polish color: blue.
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Hundreds of tents dotted around this once-suburban woodland park, now a stinking swampland, home to 1,300 Iranians and Iraqi Kurds — like Ali.
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