The six of them drive away — notably, without Liv.
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The Abercrombie & Fitch headquarters are a short drive away.
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We saw her get into the car and drive away.
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Eventually they fling her to the floor and drive away.
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And Yellowstone National Park is about an hour's drive away.
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Mr. Bearden explained why he could not just drive away.
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That's probably not enough to drive away many beer drinkers.
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A number of upscale restaurants are a short drive away.
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He started the engine and slowly started to drive away.
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A witness saw the suspected shooter drive away from the home.
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Unlike the traditional hillside plot, it is a long drive away.
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Then again, adding the amendment alone could drive away moderate votes.
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Murphy's critics also said tax hikes could drive away wealthy residents.
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I watched them drive away and I wrote inside my head.
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She and her husband eventually were able to drive away safely.
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Beyond that, they can drive away good employees and reduce productivity.
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Before the floods, the local shops were merely a drive away.
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The neighborhood is just a short drive away from Washington, DC.
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Celebrated vineyards and tasting rooms are a few minutes' drive away.
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I handed him a $5 bill and prepared to drive away.
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Hong Kong International Airport is about a half-hour drive away.
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"There goes another one, Bullimore," he says, watching her drive away.
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The Aberdeen International Airport is about a 30-minute drive away.
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At that point, the closest prescribers were an hour's drive away.
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Patients would just go to Donetsk, a 15-minute drive away.
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So, this pricing shell game actually can drive away deserving students.
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Those voters produce extreme nominees, who, in turn, drive away more moderates.
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They tried to drive away, but the motorcycle fell to the pavement.
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A private country club is a short drive away from the school.
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Thankfully staff came over, so that the white car could drive away.
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Only a 30-minute drive away, which is pretty good for Maine!
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Maybe he'd take his new skill and drive away into the sunset.
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Consider Indiana, which is a few minutes' drive away for many Chicagoans.
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Officers roused the suspect, who quickly, but unsuccessfully, tried to drive away.
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The Syrian border is a 20 minute drive away, over nearby hills.
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Markets, shops and restaurants are a 10- to 15-minute drive away.
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The witness also said O'Rourke tried to drive away from the scene.
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However, Bullard said it likely also will drive away consumers and businesses.
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The intersection closest to his roost is a 10-minute drive away.
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Lawmakers were also concerned that the relocation would drive away longtime staff.
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Erdogan has threatened a unilateral intervention to drive away the Kurdish fighters.
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Also a long drive away from her home: The nearest grocery store.
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Also a long drive away from her home: The nearest grocery store.
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They manage to blow up Ruby's Clams and drive away without being caught.
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I've never gone during the week because it's a 40-minute drive away.
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It wanted the caravan disbanded at Mexico City, a two-hour drive away.
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Golf courses at Sandy Lane and Royal Westmoreland are a short drive away.
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The father attempted to drive away, but the car became engulfed in flames.
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Plus, it's just a short drive away from the pristine beaches of Tulum.
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It's not oceanfront property, but the beach is just a short drive away.
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The school is just a 15-minute drive away from the EU's headquarters.
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Tom says that's not true ... the scene called for him to drive away.
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Before he can drive away, though, Ally joins him in the car. Checkmate.
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"We have to make her and I drive away and cry," says Barbara.
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The South Shore Plaza mall is less than a 10-minute drive away.
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It was 27 degrees out, and I was a three-hour drive away.
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Finding nothing, the officers got in their car and prepared to drive away.
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Beaches are a 20-minute drive away, according to the real estate company.
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An equestrian center and two golf courses are a 10-minute drive away.
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Kathmandu, where most of the hospitals are, is a 10-hour drive away.
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The A303, which leads to the M3, is about a 10-minute drive away.
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His buyers would send the money to Ellsworth, about a 3643 minute drive away.
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The hospital, a few hours drive away, didn't have any antivenom in their stocks.
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I kept thinking, They're just going to let me drive away in this thing?
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Although it is technically in Glen Cove, the station is a short drive away.
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Netflix's price increase hardly seemed to stymie its growth or drive away existing subscribers.
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The cab drive away from the chef's party proves just how right Jeff is.
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But think twice before you drive away with your dream cottage in the Cotswolds.
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Later, as they drive away, Tommy asks how Kevin knew the water wasn't poisoned.
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When he said he was born in Boston, he was allowed to drive away.
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A company that withholds family leave may drive away a hard-to-replace executive.
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It comes with an ultrasonic device, which emits sound waves to drive away mosquitoes.
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They live less than a half-hour drive away, so we visit them often.
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As the migrants have changed, so has the border, a 10-minute drive away.
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Then, when the test drive was over, she'd just drive away with the car.
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The mountains were a 10-minute drive away, but it was raining that day.
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"It appeared that he was trying to drive away from harm's way," Evans said.
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A short drive away, however, a newly minted industrial park offers reasons for optimism.
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There are also two on-site restaurants, and Hobart is a short drive away.
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After years of separation, she was just an hour's drive away from her son.
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Why does everything seem to be a 30-minute drive away from everything else?
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Medellín has the closest international airport to Jardín (about a four hours' drive away).
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What's more, it's actually sandwiched between Iceland's biggest airport (a 20-minute drive away) ...
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A top rate of 90 percent clearly has the potential to drive away entrepreneurs.
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After a while, the SOF operators drive away again, leaving the DMC fighters alone.
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As the Wilsons drive away from Santa Cruz, the camera pans over the California hills.
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He was in a rigorous PhD program that was a four hour car drive away.
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Eventually, she jumped back out of the truck and I was able to drive away.
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"Eric witnessed a car hit a dog and drive away without stopping," reads the post.
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At one point, they drive away from a sub emerging beneath a sheet of ice.
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Changing the code could also drive away the precious influx of big business to Boston.
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He and his wife discovered Morristown, a 15-minute drive away, and loved its charm.
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He let me in the back of the vehicle, and we began to drive away.
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"Okay pal, I want answers," Marsden asks Sonic as the two drive away from Carrey.
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But Trump's solo decisions will drive away even more staffers in an already depleted administration.
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Democrats will suffer if they drive away all but the most liberal views, Lipinski said.
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Police can disable a bait car if a suspect attempts to drive away in one.
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It's about adding to our coalition, it's not defined by who we can drive away.
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Caucuses are designed to engage party activists, and in turn, often drive away working people.
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A short drive away, Mr. Maduro's improvised barrier spread across the bridge's lanes, blocking passage.
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The nearest one, Dr. Warren Hern, was in Boulder, Colorado—a 12-hour drive away.
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I hit the car to get them to drive away, which they did at first.
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It's going to destroy the markets [and] drive away investment in new, more efficient technologies.
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The Ktunaxa maintain that skiers will drive away the grizzly-bear spirit, making their rituals meaningless.
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There is a patriotic edge to Hunchun's main tourist site, an hour's drive away at Fangchuan.
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While continuing to drive away, her foot grazes the bottle, causing the top to screw off.
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The gunman and passenger then run back into the car and drive away, according to police.
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Critics say those price rises will drive away more healthy customers, leading to a "death spiral".
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Stellenbosch, South Africa's principal wine region, is a short flight or a three-hour drive away.
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They drive away, but only to realize that Jesus is on the roof of the truck.
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Leadership worries that change would drive away Senate moderates already concerned about repealing the Medicaid expansion.
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But FEMA's own actions may also drive away some who are willing to serve, reservists say.
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One option was to add the funds for Flint, which would probably drive away Republican votes.
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Some fear Warren could drive away the suburban voters who delivered Democrats the House in 2018.
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A short drive away is the Nyurbinsky open pit, which is a much deeper 1,181 feet.
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The nearest large city to Black Rock City is Reno, about a 2.5-hour drive away,
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The restaurant is located just about a 10-minute drive away from their home at Windsor.
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Shopping and other amenities are a 220-minute drive away; downtown is about a half-hour.
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People refused to return these carts, they just leave them beside their car and drive away.
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The men took 79 boys and girls and tried to drive away with the school's minibus.
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A black man respectfully taking a knee during the anthem didn't drive away millions of viewers.
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"They take you home, and they drop you off and then they drive away," he said.
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When we left her after that trip, she watched us drive away from the window, waving.
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Follow it up with a trip to the Port Arthur penitentiary site a short drive away.
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Some are a short drive away; others are across the country on days-long bus rides.
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They damage property, force long detours on trips to the grocery store and drive away tourists.
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"Freddy warned the defendant, 'you will run over Evelyn if you drive away,'" Mr. Sini said.
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The company's closest hospital was a 29-minute drive away, before factoring in Los Angeles's traffic.
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A neighbor thought he heard a gunshot and saw a light-colored Toyota Prius drive away.
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The Upper Delaware watershed is less than a three-hour drive away for millions of people.
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Shake Shack is a five-minute drive away, so I head there to cool my nerves.
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They knocked around, chattered and eventually abandoned the performance to start their cars and drive away.
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The Verdugo Mountains, and all the hiking trails they offer, were a five-minute drive away.
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When Campos turned her car around to drive away, multiple shots were fired into her vehicle.
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Mr. Jones lives in Delaware and thought MD stood for Maryland, a few hours' drive away.
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By the time the Russian spies get in their car and simply drive away, Stan is stupefied.
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They tried to drive away after the shooting, but the motorcycle fell to the pavement, police said.
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The article stood to drive away new customers and new dentists from the company, the suit alleges.
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That novel takes place in Ludlow, not Castle Rock — but Ludlow is only an hour drive away.
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A drug may cost five times more in Buffalo, N.Y., than an hour's drive away in Toronto.
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Plants depend heavily on two substances, salicylic acid and jasmonic acid, to drive away agents of disease.
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Chengdu officials ordered the people of Yumin to relocate to high-rise housing a short drive away.
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The brand-new Shanghai Disneyland, which opens its doors in June, is a 20-minute drive away.
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Ally reluctantly agrees but before she can drive away, Kai (Eva Peters) appears at her car window.
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Thankfully, the parking lot isn't as bad as the store, and I'm able to drive away unscathed.
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Drive away and try to check into a motel, and the credit card network may be down.
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Her home is about a 20-minute drive away, near a golf course in Advance, North Carolina.
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Avid horse racing lover Princess Anne, whose home, Gatcombe Park, isn't too far of a drive away.
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Ms. Vazquez-Jackson is Bronx born and bred, and her parents are a seven-minute drive away.
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It's known for its Four Mile Beach and is a short drive away from the Daintree Rainforest.
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Although Florence's international airport is only about half an hour's drive away, the immediate area is tranquil.
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Her children, now aged 24, 20, and 19, live with a different grandmother a short drive away.
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The anticipation of the next encounter is pleasurable enough to drive away the woes of real life.
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Harlem, where Slater was found, is a 40-minute drive away, near the edge of Lake Okeechobee.
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Before the storm, a hospital was only a 15-minute drive away in the town of Morovis.
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But any money he pumps into the bill to hold on to moderates could drive away conservatives.
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A fourth, smaller fire at a church a few hours' drive away was determined to be intentional.
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Plus, the entire city of Pittsburgh is ready for exploration an hour and a half drive away.
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Then he and his family recently moved to Beaumont, where they were a two-minute drive away.
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A fifth championship was one steady Sunday drive away, and Dixon was not the least bit stressed.
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Just as he's about to drive away from the station, a police officer raps on his window.
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When no drugs were found, the officers allowed Ms. Simms to eventually drive away from the scene.
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These delays drive away capital investment — and the great ripple effect of jobs that come with it.
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They managed to kidnap Piper and drive away with her while Jo was hot on their tails.
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The beach is a 15 to 30-minute drive away, depending on where you want to go.
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Her pediatrician's office is a 93-minute drive away, and then there's time in the waiting room.
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A car parked along the sidewalk pulls into traffic as the cars at the stoplight drive away.
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Owners get a membership to JW Marriott Miami Turnberry Resort & Spa, and a five-minute drive away.
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The campus was a long drive away from the family's apartment and she was working long hours.
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According to law enforcement ... officers saw Red Cafe get in the car and start to drive away.
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It also benefits from being an hour's drive away from Vienna, which is a major European airport hub.
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The two tried to drive away after the shooting, but the motorcycle fell to the pavement, police said.
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Kate and Prince William left Kensington Palace for the dazzling occasion, which was just a short drive away.
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And Friday Follies with Raymond Arroyo exposes the music the Rite Aid was using to drive away vagrants.
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In fact, really trying to do so—by packing Twitter feeds with advertising, say—would drive away users.
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"Sometimes I am just a ten minute drive away from them, but I can't see them," he says.
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Trump's rhetoric in a broadcast event is designed not to convince undecideds but rather to drive away undesirables.
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Meghan and Ragland checked into Cliveden House Hotel, located about a 30-minute drive away from Windsor Castle.
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A sign at the mine indicates it is 1,320km to Kinshasa, the capital, half a week's drive away.
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There is a titchy airport; the nearest seaport is a four-hour drive away, past an orangutan reserve.
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Alexander is accused of then getting into the man's car, locking the doors and trying to drive away.
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Taiwan scrambled aircraft to drive away the Chinese planes on Sunday, the self-ruled island's defense ministry said.
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"Jim has been working all day in Clayton, Ohio, which is a 225-minute drive away," Deal says.
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From anywhere in the city, a station was no more than a 5 to 10 minute drive away.
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I had to return to Takeo from my current place in Phnom Penh, a two hour drive away.
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The moment when Elliot puts his hand over Darlene's as they drive away to safety was, well, touching.
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The beach is a 10-minute drive away; the De Soto National Forest is within about five minutes.
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The new road has made visiting easier, even if the nearest airport is a long day's drive away.
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A short drive away from Sanlúcar, a research and business park was meant to feed off Abengoa's presence.
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He attended Ferris State University, located a three-hour drive away on the west side of the state.
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Employing the common tactic of using sonar to drive away whales without harming them has had no effect.
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You know, from that night Frank shot at her car while she tried to drive away with Grotto.
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Even larger cities in Texas, like Dallas, Austin, or Houston, are more than an eight-hour drive away.
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Major policy concessions to win over one group could drive away votes from members sympathetic to the other.
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The next day, he went to check out the hot springs in Matsuyama, a three-hour drive away.
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The closest airport for those looking to fly commercial is in Zurich, about a 2.5-hour drive away.
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Few Palestinians are looking to immigrate, since home is typically no more than a few hours' drive away.
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But business advocates, including the Pennsylvania Restaurant & Lodging Association, are concerned that the law will drive away companies.
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Now imagine the clinic is a three-hour drive away or you can't take four days off from work.
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It is an attempt to remind visitors that just a short drive away is an ongoing, and intractable, conflict.
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Bloom tells TMZ Chyna did not try to drive away in the Range Rover and did not get inside.
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Féliz García and the other man tried to drive away, but the motorcycle fell to the pavement, police said.
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The family lived an hour's drive away in Tacoma, and they visited Stallone on the sprawling, verdant campus frequently.
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That's probably intentional, but it doesn't change the fact that a rocky first act threatens to drive away newcomers.
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"I'm uncomfortable with that fame," he says, sounding uncannily like Brian trying to drive away the crowds of disciples.
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If these posts drive away users, LinkedIn will have no choice but to start demoting them in the feed.
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Less than a 22016-minute drive away is Dornoch, the "big brother" town where well over 215,249.2 people reside.
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The prosecution made its opening statement on March 12th in the high court in Gulu, a short drive away.
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When he got back into the car with the woman, he told her to quickly drive away, McKinney alleged.
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Azoff said Jenner was screaming and crying in her car before she was able to drive away from him.
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Out of 35 cars tested, the NICB was able to open 19 and drive away in 18 of them.
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If you come to your Barnacled car and try to drive away anyway, a high-pitched alarm will sound.
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But leaders also don't want to drive away die-hard Trump supporters who are enthusiastic about voting in November.
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The 5,740 square-foot property is just a 22-minute drive away from the Strip, according to Google Maps.
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As the fire department arrived, responders witnessed a white 2005 Chevrolet Impala drive away from the scene, police said.
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Her father came out, and together we watched the medical examiner drive away into the night with our daughter.
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The mission quickly shifted to Paradise, about a 20-mile drive away, where a hospital was in dire trouble.
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The hotel, it turned out, was not in the town center but a 5- to 10-minute drive away.
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The nearest pediatrician is a three-hour drive away, and the closest hospital is in Winnipeg, eight hours away.
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The nearest doctor is in Tlapa, explains Mosso, an hour's drive away but a difficult journey without a car.
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Meanwhile, Kylie, who moved into her own $2.7 million Calabasas McMansion last summer, is just a short drive away.
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Cons: The hotel is not right in Old Town Key West, which is about a 15-minute drive away.
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A landing on the Hudson River where a boat can be kept is about a five-minute drive away.
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Finally, you drive away honorable and qualified people from government so that only ones left are mediocrities and lowlifes.
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She and Mark worried even more about whether they could bear sending him more than a short drive away.
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As he began to drive away, he fired into parked cars with a pump-action shotgun before speeding off.
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Now a doctor, she returned to Intipucá and set up a clinic in a village an hour's drive away.
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Her full-body exhale when they finally drive away suggests relief that she may never have to find out.
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Downtown is about a 22.99-minute drive away, and San Francisco International Airport is about a half-hour away.
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Then Ms. Dennett's parents moved about an hour's drive away to Old Westbury, just before they entered first grade.
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Glen Park Station, which offers access to four lines of the BART system, is a 10-minute drive away.
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I lived in a dorm a 10-minute drive away, but he and I hardly spent a night apart.
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Whether its attempts to discourage online returns will save money or simply drive away customers remains to be seen.
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Last month, a terrorist attack was narrowly foiled at an ice rink in Karlsruhe, a 30-minute drive away.
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He and Sanders later became roommates while attending Brooklyn College together, only a few minutes drive away from James Madison.
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Levin, though, was raised in Netanya, Israel, where the closest hockey arena was a four-hour drive away in Metula.
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The Thai place I usually order from is a short drive away and their lunch special is a great deal.
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He called his wife who was at home with their 11-year-old son and told them to drive away.
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During the day, paddle around the lake in kayaks or explore Seattle, which is a quick 30-minute drive away.
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With good surf breaks a short drive away, some locals even ski in the morning, then surf in the afternoon.
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If somebody wanted to rent a car, say, he could simply transfer money to its smart contract and drive away.
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"I saw him drive away with the beagle in the car, her head sticking out next to Dan," Ziegler said.
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Meanwhile, Snap can tap a supply of engineering talent from Brigham Young University, a 25-minute drive away in Provo.
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For those not so enamoured of nuclear power, other newly emerging cities a short drive away might be more alluring.
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However, when buying a BMW off a lot, there's a good chance buyers will drive away with CarPlay already installed.
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It could drive away core users like me and fail to attract the others who are quite satisfied with Facebook.
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After spending the afternoon playing with Bonnie, Andy heads off to college as Woody and Buzz watch him drive away.
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The event will be held at The Canyon Club in Agoura Hills -- just a 9 minute drive away from Borderline.
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In Tripoli, I thought of Homs, which is an hour's drive away, only an hour's drive, which Death now visits.
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Aero conducting test flights of its prototypes at an airport about an hour's drive away from Google's Mountain View headquarters.
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The best I could do was to tell her about the Tuscaloosa clinic, which is a three-hour drive away.
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Residents panicked and tried to drive away from danger, but only drove into the storm's path, CNN affiliate WPTV reported.
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A 10-minute drive away, we find Direct Relief staff handing out supplies to local doctors under a parking structure.
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The mission quickly changed to go to Paradise, about a 20-mile drive away, where a hospital was in danger.
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About a two-hour drive away, inside a packed theater in Terre Haute, Mr. Trump reveled in his electoral edge.
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But the White House doesn't appear to budging on Title 1, knowing that it would drive away more moderate votes.
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There's a train station in Vienna, Va., about an hour's drive away; the ride into Washington takes about 40 minutes.
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On weekends, they can take Metro-North to see their granddaughter, who is no longer an eight-hour drive away.
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The purpose of the campsite is to raise revenue for Norlha, the textile workshop, which is a short drive away.
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I scatter a few rounds toward the police to keep them pinned down, sprint for my car, and drive away.
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Shaking hands with everybody was very emotional, but watching the cars drive away, I had an immense feeling of relief.
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Earlier on Sunday Taiwan scrambled aircraft to drive away the two Chinese planes, the self-ruled island's defense ministry said.
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Raynor saw an automobile stop, a man reach down to the earth, lift something into his car and drive away.
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The owners also opened a food hall called Workshop a short drive away that features a rotating cast of players.
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They're constructed mainly of Italian leather and produced solely in the town of Brunswick, about a half-hour drive away.
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Just a few minutes' drive away, Mosul University is also bringing life and energy back to the war-ravaged city.
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The same day, about an hour's drive away, four cattle traders were also attacked by a mob, the police said.
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All are less than an hour away, and Spoleto, Pienza and Siena are "an easy, lovely drive away," she said.
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Commentators worried that the candidates' anti-business policies and over-the-top plans for government would drive away moderate voters.
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Once or twice a week, she stops at a church a short drive away to pick up free bottled water.
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Industry experts advise making a mental note of the closest gas station when you drive away from the rental facility.
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Downtown Bernalillo has an old main street with a market; big-box shopping is about a five-minute drive away.
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A short drive away in Brookline, the store in an old Beaux-Arts bank was also doing a brisk business.
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This week, Chinese state media questioned the latest delay and warned the UK not to drive away any more investments.
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Earlier on Sunday Taiwan scrambled aircraft to drive away the two Chinese planes, the self-ruled island's defence ministry said.
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Then the man took the body and fled to his hometown of Sanming, which is a four-hour drive away.
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When he got back to the car, he told her to drive away or he would slap her, the transcript says.
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The packed parking lot and the crowds trying to drive away hindered fire rescue teams, Assistant Fire Chief Roy Winston said.
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Good attempted to retaliate, but he said the man began to drive away – with his arm still stuck in the car.
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As they drive away, Dee Dee aggressively pulls Gypsy's red wig off and Gypsy looks as though she's just lost everything.
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He approached Hammond's vehicle with his gun drawn and opened fire as the teen tried to drive away from the scene.
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And at the end of the day, you can drive away with a decent car that was otherwise likely well maintained.
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A 20 minute taxi drive away from the Gran Fira of MWC is the strangely named 4YFN ("Four Years From Now").
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Unanswered calls Five minutes' drive away, Dang Thi Ha is holding out hope that her son survived the cross-channel journey.
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The Kurds and Turkmens have been somewhat testy allies against the Islamic State, whose forces are assembled a short drive away.
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More generally, replay attacks are often used to unlock cars, even if it's harder to turn them on and drive away.
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Making social networks responsible for identifying "inauthentic" accounts, for instance, could drive away vulnerable people using pseudonyms or non-legal names.
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Bumped down a few spots on my list for its thin "drive away, drive back" storyline, but that's not a knock.
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He had tried to drive away with his mother, wife and 19-year-old son, but the fire was too fast.
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Tesla said the stores will carry fewer cars in inventory for customers who wish to drive away with a Tesla immediately.
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After all, the show is kind of, sort of in the audio company's backyard (well, only a three hour drive away).
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Cannes Airport, which is used almost exclusively by private jets and which the house overlooks, is a 15-minute drive away.
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She died at the scene, about a seven-minute drive away from George Ranch High School, where she was a student.
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The Prius my kids were in could not drive away from the crash, even though it met all the other requirements.
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Most of its 220,2000 members are drawn from middle-class families or retired couples in southern Brooklyn, a short drive away.
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The eighth patient died about an hour's drive away, at a home in London, Ontario, that had briefly employed Ms. Wettlaufer.
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Police determined Dial wasn't a suspect in the shoplifting, but told him he couldn't drive away because of his license status.
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But the struggling taxi industry says the surcharge will drive away customers and increase financial pressure on taxi owners and drivers.
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Travelers -- mostly from Portland, an hour-and-a-half drive away -- were arriving en masse for a day at the beach.
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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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After a considerable wait, the salesman found another car in an inventory lot about an hour's drive away, Mr. Berent recalled.
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The new projections have been met with resistance by some engineers, some of whom fear that it could drive away developers.
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It is a designated Historic-Cultural Monument — a short drive away from where Shelter Records once existed — at 28801 Vine Street.
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At first, Bertolini believes his plan has worked, and he starts to drive away with his partner and with Primo's cash.
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Gibson rushed behind a line of police wearing riot gear, who set off a smoke bomb to drive away the anarchists.
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She periodically tries to drive away, but her car is missing two tires and can be heard scraping against the pavement.
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Insisting on lower prices, federal researchers say, would drive away innovative partners that speed the drug-development process and benefit patients.
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The closest urban hubs, Cleveland and Columbus, are each an hour's drive away, and amenities are still lacking in many cases.
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And yet it's only a 1003-minute ferry ride to San Francisco, and downtown Sausalito is a 10-minute drive away.
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The drug comes in the form of an infusion that she must get at a hospital that's a 40-minute drive away.
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It was a three-hour drive away from Griffin's home, but the program got her in to see an expert right away.
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And I spend a little bit of time with them, and I drive away, and it's just the best f—king feeling.
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The question now is: Will the increased revenue from ads offset the number of users these same ads could potentially drive away?
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The US military academy is located in New York, a 45-minute drive away from New York City, according to the academy.
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Fort Dodge, the closest big town and a favorite of candidates, is about a 30-minute drive away in a different county.
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They don't want Cody becoming another Jackson Hole, a resort town about a five-hour drive away where billionaires go to ski.
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But to succeed in the general election he must not drive away those voters who revile the sheriff and oppose his pardoning.
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And if you do find yourself in need of a "bigger pond," Chicago's just a few hours' drive away through the heartland.
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The space will be in Taipei Far Eastern Telecom Park, about a 20-minute drive away from its offices in Taipei 101.
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CNN reports the car thief stalled multiple times as he tried to drive away, but ultimately gave up and fled on foot.
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They could potentially wreck Spotify's margins by demanding higher rates or deprive it of content in ways that would drive away listeners.
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When they arrived, they discovered that the agency had mistakenly sent Ansari's legal counsel to Malmo, more than two hours' drive away.
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As Hussain got in his car to drive away, one of the men ran at the vehicle trying to smash the window.
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She hands her baby to Emily (Alexis Bledel), tells her to call her Nicole, and lets the car drive away without her.
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An hour's drive away, in Akron, authorities reported 103 heroin overdoses Friday, bringing this year's total to 112, CNN affiliate WEWS reported.
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I stall by giving lots of kisses and hugs goodbye and let the tears fall as I drive away from my house.
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Stores will also carry a small number of cars in inventory for customers who wish to drive away with a Tesla immediately.
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"She was going to Santa Monica College and studying in the car," he says, beaming as we drive away from the beach.
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Let's say there's also been a report of a stolen vehicle in the area and he can see that vehicle drive away.
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The made-for-social-media wall was on Melrose Avenue in LA's street art–oversaturated Fairfax district, only a short drive away.
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A short drive away from the main protest, a group of conservative protesters gathered outside Seoul station in defense of the president.
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Tensing said that, during the stop, his arm had become caught in the car and that DuBose had begun to drive away.
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Those networks all competed for the same national audience, and networks avoided anything that would drive away any segment of that audience.
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It was perhaps the first time anyone asked market researchers to come up with the packaging most likely to drive away customers.
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This spring, Ahmad and Farid joined other immigrants fishing at night on a river in Saffle, about a 90-minute drive away.
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While new owners could easily hop in and drive away without consulting the manual, mastering the features could take a few days.
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Lack of a salary "has been very hard," said Ms. Taaffe, and the nearest job possibility was a three-hour drive away.
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Ismael's parents still live in rebel-controlled Daraa, and his sister lives a 10-minute drive away in a regime-controlled area.
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Clinics opened, and within a decade an abortion was rarely over an hour's drive away, other than in America's more remote corners.
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Some of the trash washes up on the shore from Vietnam, which is a 40-minute drive away and closer by boat.
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It's only a 2-hour drive away, so it wouldn't be a shock to see Kendall there cheering on her man again.
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They refused to sell Lewis time for Smoot and Manion's programs, fearing they would alienate their established audiences and drive away advertisers.
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There is little commercial activity in Harding, but Bernardsville, Basking Ridge, Madison and Morristown are all about a 4003-minute drive away.
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The region was scarred about two decades ago by a deadly school shooting in West Paducah, about a 40-minute drive away.
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A few times, Mr. Nin said, he has pulled up to a meeting, only to drive away to pick up a fare.
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Working with nearby Windsor, Ontario, which is an eight-minute drive away, Detroit is portraying itself as the best of both worlds.
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Yuba City, about an hour's drive away from Orangevale, draws around 100,000 people for its annual Nagar Kirtan parade, a Sikh festival.
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"He produced the greatest steam car ever made: The only steam car where you turn a key and drive away," says Leno.
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He had tried to drive away with his mother, wife and 19-year-old son, but the fire was moving too fast.
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"If you attempt to acquire too much, it's cost prohibitive, it's impractical, and you're going to drive away bidders," one aide said.
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Working with nearby Windsor, Canada, which is an eight-minute drive away, Detroit is portraying itself as the best of both worlds.
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As I drive away from the valet, I realize they left my car on the entire two hours I was at the restaurant.
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Upton had to return to Buffalo, N.Y., about a 90-minute drive away, and re-enter Canada to obtain a new work visa.
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Columbine High School, where two students murdered 12 students and one teacher in 1999, is just a short drive away from STEM. Gov.
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Finkbeiner and Harjo allegedly then left the truck with Vasquez, gave him some money and told him to drive away, the Oklahoman reports.
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When she got into his van to use his phone, the man allegedly began to drive away and pulled a gun on her.
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Good Will Hunting lets that last feeling roll on by showing Will Hunting's car on his drive away from home and toward Skylar.
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But before he could react, Oliver "began shooting into the vehicle with a rifle as they attempted to drive away," the suit said.
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Police found him parked outside an apartment complex and used their vehicles to box him in so that he could not drive away.
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I'm hysterical and get in my car and I speed off to drive away and he jumps out in front of my car.
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Before I can drive away, he opens the trunk of my car again—just to make sure I'm not hiding anyone in there.
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By using laser detectors pointed at a parked car, an observer can know when a target is using that vehicle to drive away.
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Springing into action, she climbed on the hood of her car — screaming and holding on it as the thief began to drive away.
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But leaders also don't want to drive away die-hard Trump supporters who are motivated to turn out at the polls in November.
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Wine, even the excellent local stuff, is sometimes unavailable, because transport from Addis, two days' drive away, is irregular and private haulage minimal.
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As I watched him drive away I knew that all the breakups from this point on were going to be very, very difficult.
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The crowd mobbed her from the second she stepped onto the sidewalk, and continued surrounding her SUV as she attempted to drive away.
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He entered the house with a BB gun that looked like a firearm, intending to rob them and drive away with their car.
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Detroit is piggybacking on that, noting that if Amazon were to locate there, Windsor in Canada is just a 2-mile drive away.
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The court ordered Lee to be held at the Seoul Detention Centre, a half-hour drive away, while it reviews the warrant request.
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A 10-minute minicar drive away, a small town from the 18th century was under construction, the setting for "Liberdade, Liberdade" ("Freedom, Freedom").
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That would give an attacker persistence on the network, making it easier to conduct surveillance or steal data once the attackers drive away.
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A 2018 proposal to hike the entrance fees raised fears that high prices would drive away economically disadvantaged populations — the NPS backed down.
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Soon, word got back to Howard-Cox that customers were ordering the drink at Starbucks' locations up to a 45-minute drive away.
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This creative oasis offers a respite from the pressures and constraints of urban living, with the city only a few hours' drive away.
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If you land the truck, drive away unscathed, and lose the cops near the Salton Sea, you have achieved the perfect Chicken Dream.
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Daryl. Michonne, Glenn, and Rosita go after him in a van, and we see Maggie in the rearview mirror as they drive away.
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At a guess, it's because these stronger schemes are too inconvenient, and will drive away consumers who are trying to apply for credit.
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In other parts of the footage, investigators were able to see the attacker climb into a car, a Chevrolet Trailblazer, and drive away.
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The party is moving toward all sorts of positions that drive away moderates and make it more likely the nominee will be unelectable.
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The Malibu location in particular has a reputation for intense good-time vibes that can drive away customers who merely want to eat.
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She watches through a window as he struggles with two Guardians and they shoot him, drag him into the vehicle and drive away.
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As she tried to drive away, several gunshots were fired into her car, Mr. Campos said, citing her boyfriend's account of the episode.
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As our departure date approached, we realized that the state had little snow but that Wyoming, a five-hour drive away, looked encouraging.
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You'll drive away friends and family who wonder why your social media account was so much more important to you than they were.
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The state's high cost of living and limited opportunities certainly were enough to drive away average residents with strong family and community ties.
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They freeze their front lawns to drive away carolers, hit one another with shovels, and shoot at each other's homes with rocket launchers.
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The staffing costs are so high because of the time-intensive service, which can drive away anyone except the most devoted café owner.
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This could drive away some potential patients who, for whatever reason, don't like the hub and spoke model or are opposed to MAT.
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The specter of locusts haunts Argentina's farmers, who for almost 200 years have resorted to rustic methods like bonfires to drive away menacing swarms.
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"This moose is just lumbering at us, it&aposs coming in hot, so we jump in the golf cart and drive away," Redican recounted.
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Just a short drive away, I visited a startup accelerator called StartX that aims to identify and nurture promising entrepreneurs in the school's network.
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The compact cube van they sent to its death surprisingly managed to drive away from its run-in with a makeshift shipping container overpass.
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Obviously, he couldn't "operate" the truck and trailer together and drive away for help and warmth because the brakes on the trailer were frozen.
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Afterward, Ayers shot a motorist whose car he tried to steal, but she was able to drive away, the Kansas City Star newspaper reported.
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There is a legend that says Kommo-o are covered in glittering scales in order to drive away a great darkness covering the world.
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It may be the largest town in Wright County, but it is not the seat; that is Clarion, about a 20-minute drive away.
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In the days before the workshop, I repeatedly asked whether I could sleep at home, because I lived just a 15-minute drive away.
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Reuters reported on Friday that a Liaison Office official had days earlier urged local village chiefs to drive away any activists from the town.
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They were working in St. Helena and Tangipahoa parishes, helping save others, as water flowed into their home, normally about an hour's drive away.
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The Brookline location kept the New England-based couple only a short drive away from the city of Boston, Fenway Park and Harvard University.
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As the two drive away, they do the Thelma and Louise handhold, though we're ultimately unsure whether or not they're heading to certain death.
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Like other families reunited at Pearsall, Oliveira and her daughter were taken to Catholic Charities in San Antonio, about an hour&aposs drive away.
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"When you give it a try, it's so logical, just to step in the car and to drive away by pedaling," says Brocades Zaalberg.
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Stores also have a small number of Tesla vehicles available to drive away immediately for customers that want a car right then and there.
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Mr. Orban's son-in-law and another friend of the prime minister's have also bought large estates a short drive away, The Times found.
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But a half-hour's drive away, fertile farms pump water from deep underground to irrigate fields that grow broccoli and lettuce for American supermarkets.
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After selecting and paying for the scooter, the rider can grab a helmet out of the trunk (which is electronically locked) and drive away.
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But it also threatened to drive away patrons making small pledges — and after the announcement, some creators discussed leaving Patreon altogether because of that.
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Phillipo said for now customers will have to fire up the Tile app proactively to see if they're missing anything before they drive away.
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From a helicopter, captors shoot tranquilizer darts at the young elephants, and then maneuver the chopper to drive away the rest of the herd.
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The videos and photos she recorded show scenes of apocalyptic destruction and then, just a few minutes' drive away, a seemingly normal city, above.
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He said this was true even though police had bathed the car in bright lights, suggesting that occupants were not free to drive away.
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One last tip: to avoid a dispute with your rental car company, take pictures of the vehicle before you drive away from the lot.
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"Stores will also carry a small number of cars in inventory for customers who wish to drive away with a Tesla immediately," it added.
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When their eldest child, Jenn, began school an hour round-trip drive away, Bill volunteered to take her to school two days a week.
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Chief Eipa Choro, 74, said the community felt abandoned by the government; clean water from an aid group's borehole was two hours' drive away.
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Later, only a 15-minute drive away, I was dipping my feet in the sea, strolling along the popular (and overbuilt) Seven-Mile Beach.
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The E-1 plan would expand the large Jewish settlement of Maale Adumim, effectively connecting it to Jerusalem, about a 15-minute drive away.
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Just a short drive away, coal is still in use, with 50-pound bags selling for $8.99 at a gas station in Mount Carmel.
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There are few paved roads suitable for trucks and buses, and the nearest train station and small airport are about an hour's drive away.
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FRESH AIR Around 9, we load the dogs into our car and take them to Randalls Island, which is a three-minute drive away.
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The closest airport, in Kangding, is an 11-hour drive away, along roads that pass through the mountains that rise to the Tibetan plateau.
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An officer explained that we had to wait for officials to come from Dege, the county seat, which was a two-hour drive away.
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James Stacy, who lives in Laurel Hill, North Carolina, said his elderly mother lives in the next county over, a 35-minute drive away.
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But while Cruz may have more extreme policy positions, he is the better candidate, because Trump could really drive away Republican elites and voters.
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It's not like she was alone in this — her ex-fiancé, Steve Wood (James Marsden), demanded she drive away from the scene of the crime.
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"She and I both ran outside to stop her after her credit card had been declined and she was trying to drive away," Chung said.
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Tesla says that stores will cary a "small number" of cars in inventory so that some buyers can drive away in a Tesla right away.
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But Nakivale still sometimes feels to Alex "like a prison": though one of the closer settlements to Kampala, it's still a six-hour drive away.
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Another brother, the owner of an air conditioner business, switched from turban to baseball cap, having concluded that his traditional appearance might drive away customers.
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A 30-minute drive away from Highgrove, Prince Charles's country home, it's where William and Harry first learned the sport and practiced it growing up.
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They all live near each other, but I'm about a two-hour drive away, so I don't see them nearly as often as I'd like.
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Yes, there's the risk of you forgetting it's on the next time you drive away, but it can also prevent accidents like this from occurring.
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One of the major perks of living in Oakland is that you're generally only a 93-minute drive away from hiking trails and serious forests.
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La Barra, a beach town that is known, like the Punta del Este region in general, for its night life, is a short drive away.
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However, it won't be like a Focus — you won't be able to just turn up to the dealer and hope to drive away in one.
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Iraq's Safwan border crossing lies an hour's drive away from the Kuwait conference where Haider al-Abadi, the prime minister, declared Iraq open for business.
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Her father Lawrence saw her get inside her 1998 Chevy Blazer and drive away from the family's Spanish Lake, Missouri, home in suburban St. Louis.
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On October 9th, Kisset posted the photo allegedly shot somewhere behind the Gundlach Bundschu winery, just a five minute drive away from the famous hill.
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Police surrounded the FDC headquarters and fired tear gas and stun guns to drive away the crowds of Besigye's supporters, who threw rocks in retaliation.
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Solis believes she was killed for her car, which the thieves were not able to drive away when they discovered it was a stick shift.
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Critics have long claimed that Obamacare would face a "death spiral", in which price rises would drive away the healthiest consumers, forcing prices higher still.
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But early tech companies soon realized that they still needed to supervise their chat rooms to prevent bullying and abuse that could drive away users.
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There aren't really gay bars in small Northern Irish towns like this – the nearest to here is Belfast [an hour and 45 minutes' drive away].
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A ten-minute drive away, hundreds of objects borrowed by the artist from collections around the Philadelphia area speak eloquently of individual hands and minds.
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He told the police he was "freaking out" and could not find his keys to drive away, even though they were in his pants pocket.
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The Senate has proposed getting rid of the deduction entirely, a move that would almost certainly drive away additional House Republicans from high-tax states.
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She stayed in an apartment an hour-and-a-half's drive away, in Bloomington, Indiana, where she had been commuting to Indiana University's Ph.D. program.
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Even when one social network manages to drive away bad actors, those bad actors are generally able to find other online outlets for their activities.
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"We recently hired a comedian from Valencia and had to cancel the show," the owner said, referring to a city a 12-hour drive away.
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With her in-laws' help, Smith, 28, was able to return to school full time, taking classes at a community college an hour's drive away.
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Unable to drive away the Taliban insurgents after roughly 10 hours of fighting, US-led forces conducted a series of airstrikes on the medical facility.
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As he and his new psychic companion, Lenny-Farouk, drive away, T-Rex's glam anthem "Children of the Revolution" plays them off into the sunset.
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In a system where women are already underrepresented, making up just 32 percent of Parliament, some feared the abuse would drive away potential new candidates.
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Warmer surface waters in the eastern Pacific drive away the coldwater fish that are the backbone of the fishing industry in much of Latin America.
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But the driver refused to let them off at a city enroute and the family eventually ended up three days' drive away from the border.
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She packed a book bag with her clothes and told her family she was going to an event in Atlanta, a two-hour drive away.
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About an hour's drive away in a lonely fort constructed of sand, the militia's spearhead unit dozes the afternoon heat away in a Bedouin tent.
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With the venue only a two-hour drive away from the Dutch border, the 22,600 crowd was mostly bedecked in Orange in the bright sunshine.
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For me, it was when I accepted a mission from the city's industrial district to drive away a Safehouse squad occupying the city's only airport.
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After the Wal-Mart excursion Lucy and Felix take the car and just drive away, content to make love in some other safe house, I suppose.
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Féliz García of Santo Domingo West and a second man tried to drive away after the shooting, but the motorcycle fell to the pavement, police said.
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Instead, she was invited to speak the following day at an anti-gun rally in Fort Lauderdale, about a 45-minute drive away from her home.
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"For a third of the population [Canada] is just a day's drive away – so Canada is going to be a big winner this summer," says Gibbons.
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Tensing claimed that he "feared for his life" after DuBose started his car and began to drive away with Tensing's arm caught through the driver's window.
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Still, the destruction has begun to drive away moderates in Hong Kong -- which may be another reason protesters don't want to be compared with the Joker.
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To cover its risks, an insurer might raise premiums, but that will only drive away the safest customers, leaving an "adverse selection" of the riskiest buyers.
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The light starts to fade as I drive away from the convention center and make my way through blackened streets lined with shuttered restaurants and stores.
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Intelligence officials have long believed that many of the car bombs and suicide bombers plaguing the capital came from that city, just an hour's drive away.
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While Snapchat does need teens to bring in big advertising dollars, it's possible that the influx of older people won't drive away younger ones too quickly.
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Why it matters: As more companies jump into the streaming wars, the choice-overload problem could alienate customers, drive away subscribers and limit the industry's growth.
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The doctor told her "we are not comfortable" dealing with her situation, and instead directed her to a clinic in Halifax, a four-hour drive away.
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Relatives have said Harrington tried to stop Garcia from leaving and that Garcia was shot when he tried to drive away in his sport utility vehicle.
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Tibbetts, a University of Iowa student, was last seen jogging in the Brooklyn, Iowa area on July 18, about an hour&aposs drive away from Pella.
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Dozens of newer homes, many courtesy of Habitat for Humanity, perk up the neighborhood, as do the tidy yards of longtime residents Katrina couldn't drive away.
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The video shows the pair apparently engaging in a sex act in the front seat of a truck, before they notice the drone and drive away.
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He said Soni was based in Tesco's Cheshunt office in south east England, while Rogberg was based at Welwyn Garden City - a 30 minute drive away.
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Others are not that lucky: In some cases, according to Mr. Claburn, the repo agents just unhitch the trailer where they find it and drive away.
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One young chef, who had worked at L'Espérance, a three-star place an hour and a half's drive away, glumly admitted that Lameloise was a letdown.
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Anderson says her husband asked repeatedly whether the ground ambulance crew could take her by ground; there was a hospital less than an hour's drive away.
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Windsor, Ontario, tends to root for the Detroit Red Wings, just across a river, rather than the Maple Leafs, a four-hour drive away in Toronto.
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When I visited, many of the few restaurants and cafés Sambuca had to offer simply weren't open, and the nearest supermarket was a short drive away.
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There wasn't enough time to put on proper protective wear, so they used a carbon dioxide fire extinguisher in an effort to drive away the bees.
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In the winter months, guests can take free Amangani shuttles to the world-class skiing at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, about a 20-minute drive away.
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"We know that walls do not save lives; walls end lives," O'Rourke said in a direct reply to comments Trump made just a short drive away.
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With Silicon Valley just a short Tesla drive away from Oracle Arena, Mr. Cue is far from the only techie losing his mind over the Warriors.
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Members are virtually all white and consist mostly of middle-class families and retired couples from southern Brooklyn, a short drive away on the Belt Parkway.
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From Houston, my parents and younger brothers were just a three-hour drive away, down a highway beside which grows in spring a carpet of bluebonnets.
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Though the federal prison is a five-and-a-half hour drive away, he tries to take them to visit any time he can afford it.
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They flooded Puerto Viejo de Talamanca, a tiny town an hour's drive away from the nearest airport, local animal biologist and conservationist Encar Garcia told me.
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After we were told we could drive away, I asked her enough questions to precipitate the infamous "talk" that many Black parents have with their children.
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And now that they're a mere one-hour drive away—waiting in a hard-to-find, one-of-a-kind restaurant—nothing can keep us apart.
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And Joy Crump served beef with rosemary-scented turnip purée, using ingredients she brought from Foode, her restaurant in Virginia that's a five-hour drive away.
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Another couple, who barely missed their chance to drive away, huddled in a pool, surrounded by fire and choking smoke; he survived, but she did not.
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The displaced reportedly went to the main urban center in the municipality, Badiraguato, several hours' drive away from the hamlets at the center of the conflict.
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Just a 35 minute drive away from Boston and Cambridge, the city would seem to offer an easy commute to tech workers looking to live there.
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Australia is coming out of its hottest and driest year on record as ocean circulation patterns aligned to heat up the continent and drive away rainfall.
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How Alaska Died Alaska woke up the Colonel and Miles and asked them to distract the dean of students so she could drive away from campus.
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Earlier, the Bundys had heard from people they trusted that federal law enforcement agents were assembling in Burns, the nearest town, a half hour's drive away.
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Erdogan's "Operation Peace Spring" is an effort to drive away Kurdish forces from the border and use the area to resettle around two million Syrian refugees.
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A short drive away from the city of Reading, winding, tree-lined roads lead to a brick nursing home where residents sit outside on summer afternoons.
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Local bigwigs are thought to be behind some of the attacks, perhaps to drive away the NGOs that made it too hard to embezzle aid dollars.
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Similarly, Democrats are worried that a near-term floor vote would drive away a handful of Republicans who are wavering over whether to support impeachment proceedings.
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High-handedness and jealousy drive away talent and ambition: Jamie Dimon, arguably the most talented C.E.O. of our day, was fired from Citigroup by Sandy Weill.
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After the court appearance, the three returned to the car and were about to drive away when the officer and her partner approached, the chief said.
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At this point, officers said, Ford tried to drive away, but Ford says that during the struggle the car was knocked into gear and started pulling away.
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This year's haphazard attempts to revamp the Oscars are neither, and they're doing more to drive away potential viewers than to ease them back into the fold.
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When the credit card payment didn't go through she allegedly said she would get cash from her black 2017 Chevrolet Camaro, but instead started to drive away.
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By the end of the movie, when the reunion finally ends and the characters drive away, I felt almost as sorry to say goodbye as they did.
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A third teenager arrested with the second victim was found dead with 30 stab wounds in a province about a three-hour drive away from the capital.
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But he said he worries the potential for a downward spiral in the Obamacare exchange market, where high rates will drive away even more young, healthy customers.
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Silva claims that at least two men broke into his house, beat him up, took his phone, put him in a car, and attempted to drive away.
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As police waited for a tactical team to arrive for assistance in detaining him, the suspect got into his vehicle and began to drive away, Manley said.
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A company might think it has no fraud problem at all, but a secure but cumbersome system can drive away actual customers, thus hurting the bottom line.
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The idea that someone would deliberately light a fire on a gusty afternoon, then drive away and let their fire arbitrarily kill dozens—that idea seemed incomprehensible.
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Saidykhan was taken to the National Intelligence Agency, a short drive away, next to one of Banjul's white sand beaches that attract thousands of tourists to Gambia.
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Mathews said DuBose had motive to drive away from the traffic stop because he lacked a license and carried a felony amount of marijuana in the vehicle.
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Earlier this summer, the Australian government successfully suppressed information about the unhealthy state of the reef, worried that it would drive away tourism, a $5.2 billion industry.
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In a working-class neighborhood a 215-minute drive away, Yolanda Horruitiner, who hasn't left Cuba since she was born here 70 years ago, shopped for dinner.
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Any changes made in the House would again have to pass the Senate, and Republican additions could drive away Senate Democrats whose support is needed for passage.
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Along with other outdoor leaders like Patagonia, it's taking political stances and making its voice heard in ways that could drive away customers — and attract new ones.
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"He just looks so sad to me ... I feel bad for him," a supporter, Monica Lyons, said outside the courthouse as she watched Cosby's car drive away.
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In Georgia, the state with the highest death rate of pregnant women in the nation, HB 481 further threatens to drive away greatly needed health care providers.
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Problem is, they also don't seem very interested in fighting and the toughest part of destroying them is just keeping pace with them as they drive away.
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The stakes are too high—saying the fate of humanity rests on them isn't hyperbole—to exclude or otherwise drive away great talent because of implicit biases.
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Given how much Italy needs to reform its banks, labor markets and government finances, a fractious parliament is going to hammer down confidence and drive away investment.
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Lodging is tricky, though: The nearest hotel is at least a 30-minute drive away in Brownsville, Texas, and his high public profile poses a security risk.
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No doubt the authorities are aware that a crackdown would carry a heavy price in global opinion and potentially drive away the many multinational businesses headquartered there.
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Supplies, supplemented by runs to Bismarck, about an hour's drive away, are spread among pop-up and permanent tents, refrigerated trucks and wooden palettes on the ground.
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In recent months, relatives have encountered strange interference on their phones, computers have gone haywire, and strange cars parked outside their homes drive away when someone approaches.
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The mother has cooked a hot meal for the refugee family that is about to land any minute in New York, a good three-hour drive away.
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A short drive away, there is another pie, heavily seasoned with cinnamon, at the Salish Lodge & Spa overlooking Snoqualmie Falls, the waterfall in the series' opening credits.
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The driver, who an ICE spokesman said had been previously deported, was shot twice as he tried to drive away, and later turned himself in to authorities.
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The driver, who an ICE spokesman said had been previously deported, was shot twice as he tried to drive away, and later turned himself in to authorities.
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Turkey, which is fighting a Kurdish insurgency at home, has said its aim is to drive away Islamic State and prevent Kurdish militia from seizing the territory.
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Supplies, supplemented by runs to Bismarck, about an hour's drive away, are spread among pop-up and permanent tents, refrigerated trucks and wooden pallets on the ground.
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A half-hour drive away from the city is Avrig, and the 18th-century Baroque summer residence of Samuel von Brukenthal, who was once governor of Transylvania.
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A video provided by a neighbor showed more than half a dozen flashes as a weapon was fired at the van as it tried to drive away.
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TMZ broke the story ... Meek rolled up to the hotel Saturday and was ordered to stay in his car and drive away ... or else he'd be arrested.
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But the real fireworks came as Trippie's ride was trying to drive away, but a bouncer from Delilah got in the street and blocked them from leaving.
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Or they might be more likely to require a nearby voting place they can walk to instead of one that's a drive away from home or work.
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Resolute Forest Products sued the environmental group in 2016 for allegedly carrying out a campaign to falsely label the company a "forest destroyer" and drive away its customers.
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Normally we like to go down the hill to a trail about a 28 minute drive away but I don't want to leave the dogs for too long.
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Executives from the company did not sign in with their tobacco industry colleagues at the FCTC convention center and stayed at a hotel about an hour's drive away.
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As soon as we drive away from the dealer in our new cars, what we envision is all the amazing road trips we'll take with friends and family.
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Lucky Dog loaded up more than 50 animals, clearing out the South Carolina shelter, and set off again for the Washington, D.C., area, a six-hour drive away.
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In a twist of the social knife, Paul and his effortlessly cool, beautiful friends ditch Berto, laughing directly in his face while they drive away on motorized bikes.
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A two hour drive away, in the border city of Mexicali, heroin user Julio Moreno, 31, told VICE that he tried fentanyl for the first time in September.
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With dunes and cacti a mere two-hour drive away from LA, I had no excuse to not try one of the biome-based suggestions from the book.
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Attacking her, especially in the uniquely caustic Trump way, will drag a lot more of the non-Trump Republican voters into his campaign than it will drive away.
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According to a source on the scene, Bieber was trying to drive away from the church but a slew of photographers was at the end of the driveway.
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A week following the reunion, Finfrock — who is based in Graham, about a three hour drive away — made a trip to visit Baker and see her new digs.
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Complicating matters was the fact that Harris works in Vancouver, but lives (on the weekends, at least) in Kelowna, BC, which is about a four-hour drive away.
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However, you may also be inviting high-tech car thieves who can jack your car and drive away in seconds, without so much as setting off an alarm.
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As the owner walks away from the car, CCTV footage shows the wannabe thief walking towards the car and jumping in before attempting to drive away with it.
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Mathews said DuBose had motive to drive away from the traffic stop because he lacked a license himself and carried a felony amount of marijuana in the vehicle.
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Later, with his own wife and children still inside, Paul allegedly set fire to the exterior of his own home, just a short drive away in Ocean Township.
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According to a source on the scene, Bieber was trying to drive away from the church but a slew of photographers were at the end of the driveway.
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After hanging up the phone, Ormond, a preschool teacher and recent Howard University graduate, says she rushed to the daycare — which was just a 17-minute drive away.
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Green-clad soldiers strap on their helmets and load their guns, while white-clad European cease-fire observers pocket their notebooks, climb into their cars and drive away.
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But some in the industry, worried that the new requirements will be costly and drive away truck drivers, have urged the government to delay implementation of the mandate.
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The number of multibillion-dollar deals announced in recent weeks is staggering by any measure, particularly in an election year, when the uncertainty tends to drive away deals.
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Igors Pimenovs, a Harmony party lawmaker, said the government should be careful not to drive away foreign clients and allow "political retaliation between the East and the West".
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And while the pattern is fun — if loud — I can't help but wonder if it doesn't drive away some potential customers who'd prefer to fly under the radar.
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The man attempted to drive away, but conservation officer Ben McAteer pulled him over; the driver subsequently failed both a field sobriety test and a preliminary breath test.
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All recent American presidents have visited the Ramstein air base, the headquarters for United States troops in Europe, a mere 45-minute drive away, Mayor Jaworek pointed out.
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Since the strike began, she's been spending nearly all her time either picketing at her home school or demonstrating at the state capitol, a three-hour drive away.
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The problem is that the meeting was not in Kabul, but in a windowless room in Bagram, the heavily fortified American military base a 90-minute drive away.
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There was a lot of talk about how Trump's abrasive rhetoric, attack on health care, and aggressive immigration enforcement might drive away this group, and it certainly has.
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He was especially critical of the government for what he called its obstruction of evacuations for the critically ill in Eastern Ghouta, to hospitals a short drive away.
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A short drive away in San José de Gracia, the dusty main road was lined with ceramic pineapples glazed in glossy shades of pink and yellow and green.
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And even if they have no electricity, there is someplace a reasonable drive away that does — a friend's or relative's home, a restaurant that serves a hot meal.
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A few cryptographic flaws combined with a little old-fashioned hot-wiring—or even a well-placed screwdriver—lets hackers clone those keys and drive away in seconds.
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Austin bombings timeline As officers waited for tactical units to arrive on the scene, Conditt began to drive away and then stopped on the side of the road.
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At first, cameras captured him putting it in his car and appearing to drive away, but he was really just parking to take it in to the building.
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And if he responds in usual Trump fashion, with his no-holds barred attacks, he could drive away more female voters than he did in the 2018 midterms.
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NATO ally Turkey says the offensive is necessary to drive away Syrian Kurdish forces, which it considers linked to Kurdish separatists waging an insurgency on its own soil.
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But a mere five-minute drive away is Ferguslie Park, a notorious housing estate, parts of which rank at the bottom of the Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation.
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ESPN previously reported that only seven teams were in attendance at the workout, which according to the NFL, was over an hour's drive away from the original venue.
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Pro-abortion litmus tests from any political party can drive away the millions of voters who believe that life begins at conception and who find unrestricted abortion intolerable.
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The bus driver then tried to drive away, but when he reached Mapou, about three miles away, he crashed the bus into three rara parades, Mr. Faustin said.
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And if he responds in usual Trump fashion, with his no-holds-barred attacks, he could drive away more female voters than he did in the 2018 midterms.
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But the measure sparked fierce opposition from the local restaurant industry, which claimed that such a move would drive away small businesses and force restaurants to slash jobs.
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American border officers sent tear gas into Mexico early Tuesday to drive away about 150 migrants trying to cross the border into the United States, the authorities said.
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It projects, however, that the growth will be "limited" by those higher premium increases, which will likely drive away some consumers who cannot afford the more expensive premiums.
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To her relief, the official gave Andreina back her passport and told her to try her luck at the port of entry in Matamoros, an hour's drive away.
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According to a source on the scene, Bieber, 23, was trying to drive away from the church but a slew of photographers was at the end of the driveway.
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Fifty years after 1967, it has become too easy for Israel to forget that, just a short drive away, the grinding occupation of Palestinians has become all but permanent.
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Mr. Hearn is convinced that the stalemate will soon make it hard to complete even simple transactions and will eventually drive away users and lead to a price collapse.
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Yet, as Jimmy accepts a disappeared Gretchen's choice and prepares to drive away from Boone's house, she runs into the street to reveal she's ready to be with Jimmy.
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He recognizes The Kid because in the 27 years since finding him in the trunk of Lacy's car (and letting Lacy drive away with him), The Kid hasn't aged.
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At this point, his opponent returned to his car and started to drive away with his wife and two children and the bundle of fireworks he had just purchased.
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The quiet of Cox's Bazar, a beachside resort town, makes for a jarring contrast with the temporary camps amid rice paddies and salt flats just an hour's drive away.
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He's been booed during matches, jeered, and there have been reports that fans kicked and attacked his car when he tried to drive away from the club's training ground.
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According to a Harvard Business Review study, the effect has become so pronounced that it increases HR costs by 10 percent per hire, and can drive away talent altogether.
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The school was just an hour's drive away and had an empty feel to it, as though it had been erected with much ambition years ago and then forgotten.
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The first sign something was up was when most of his colleagues disappeared to investigate what was happening at the border with West Germany, just ten minutes' drive away.
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Captain Nizar said those who were more seriously wounded were taken to hospital, sometimes more than an hour's drive away in Erbil, capital of the Iraqi Kurdish autonomous region.
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However, the day of the crash, Vasquez had requested to start later in order to visit her father in Tucson, about an 80-minute drive away, she told investigators.
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Over the weekend, I watched a group of protestors gather at a pier to drive away the Mare Liberum, a ship that monitors migration routes for human rights abuses.
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That's why they pay people like Matthew McConaughey big bucks to pretend he won a huge poker game with his friends then drive away smoothly in a Lincoln MKX.
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At least once when a passenger returned late to the bus, Mr. Zhao began to drive away, as though he meant to leave them, one passenger told the police.
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In the Chinese province of Guangdong, for example, which is a more than 10-hour drive away from Wuhan, there were 320,000 COVID-19 tests done in the clinics.
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A new power grid will connect to the Tokyo Electric Power Company's transmission lines, which will transfer energy to Japan's capital city, a three- to four-hour drive away.
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Ads featuring pictures of sunny meadows reclaimed by Republican efforts to drive away greedy lobbyists and government officials who think more about their own pleasure than the people's needs?
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Executives now face this dilemma: Proceeding with defense contracts could drive away brainy experts in artificial intelligence; rejecting such work would deprive the company of a potentially huge business.
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The inspector was eventually transferred to a man who claimed to be a detective with the International Crimes Unit, about a 20-minute drive away from Seobu Police Station.
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But some in the industry worry that the new requirements will be costly and drive away truck drivers, and have urged the government to delay implementation of the mandate.
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Officials said the soldiers tried to drive away the crowd, but they were vastly outnumbered and met with hostile resistance, leaving them no option but to stand by idly.
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The GOP establishment, fearing that a win for Arpaio or Ward would drive away moderate voters, rushed to back McSally, the first female fighter pilot to fly in combat.
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They say the surcharge will drive away customers when they are already losing business to Uber and other app-based services and struggling with enormous debt and bleak prospects.
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Even James wasn't tempted to attack Giannis here, opting instead to drive away from the lanky defender and toward the side of the court with more help-side defenders.
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On the surface, it is just today's version of athletes sitting around playing cards, an obvious conduit for bonding with teammates and satisfying that competitive drive away from the field.
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Those in critical need – mostly emaciated babies born in war to the wives of dead Islamic State militants – are taken to the nearest hospital, a bumpy two-hour drive away.
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The officer wrote that he reached into the vehicle and removed the keys as Acord allegedly attempted to drive away after telling police he was taking Pasek to the hospital.
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Cascais has a village feel to it, and a short drive away in the hills are the Disney-like towers of the Sintra palace (and a lot of tourists). MEDIA
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This lower standard for government searches makes sense in a physical world, where vehicles can only hold so much information and drivers can easily drive away to dispose of evidence.
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Similarly, when unions bargain against policies such as merit-based pay, they could drive away highly skilled labor from the teaching workforce, which could harm students in the long-term.
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Meanwhile, in Alaska—about a 60-hour drive away if you did it in a single shot, according to Google Maps—computer-based testing was cut short by the outage.
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Officer Daniel Starks had chased a shoplifting suspect out of a Walmart on foot, but the man was able to get to his van and drive away, Meridian Police Capt.
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"Generally it is pretty reliable," said Pomery, referring to the nearest post office, a 8.953-minute drive away in the gold mining town of Kalgoorlie, where she collects her mail.
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And—just a guess here—but a decorative ceramic figurine was probably angrily thrown across someone's living room as they peered through their blinds and saw the cruisers drive away.
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She said Manziel had begun to drive away and had stopped when she tried to jump out of the car, but then he dragged her back inside and hit her.
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One night in April, as they sat in their living room, and while their daughter was making a campaign appearance more than an hour's drive away, Mr. McGrath died unexpectedly.
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I put my hazard lights on with the intention of jumping out and running in, but a cop pulls up next to me and doesn't move, so I drive away.
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The transition from the manicured resort feel of Batumi to the untamed woods around Mirveti, just a half-hour's drive away, was my introduction to how diverse Georgia's landscape is.
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A 35-minute drive away across the Oresund strait in Copenhagen, Jorgen Skjodt, who owns a chain of salons across Denmark, sits in one of his now empty hair studios.
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Residents of West Point, the country's largest township, less than a 10-minute drive away, suffered the worst of the disease and were restricted under quarantine and an evening curfew.
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The fireworks could be seen as far South as Clinton and Butler, Missouri, which are about an hour's drive away from Arrowhead Stadium, where the Chiefs play their home games.
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A short drive away are a couple of local places: a sports complex called Drive Nation and the Bear Creek Golf Club, a public complex with two championship golf courses.
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The city of Ogden, emerging as a destination on its own, serves as a convenient base camp for visiting Snowbasin and Powder Mountain, each about a half-hour drive away.
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Two weeks later, as she was trying to escape him, he bashed in her car windows as she was trying to drive away, according to the police and the family.
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Seems like a pretty smart move by the school ... the game is being played just a short drive away from the Baton Rouge campus in New Orleans at the Superdome.
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Stores will also have cars available for test drives and "a small number of cars in inventory for customers who wish to drive away with a Tesla immediately," it added.
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Multiple witnesses reported seeing General Dostum personally beating Mr. Ishchi and having his men drive away with him in a truck during a buzkashi match in northern Afghanistan last month.
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Today, the unknowable future for the Hispanic workers and their families hangs heavy over Morton and the nearby city of Forest, the county seat roughly a 15-minute drive away.
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Gas retailers are facing rising pressure from the government to cut energy prices, a move that according to Australian energy firms could drive away much needed investment and increase energy costs.
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North Dakota is home to just one abortion provider, the Red River Women's Clinic in Fargo, a five or six hour drive away from the town where Little Woods is set.
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Voice assist will become much more commonplace, and the smart home will integrate with the smart car — so as you drive away, your home will know to turn the heat down.
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She got in her car to drive away and called 911, saying she feared for her life, police wrote in an arrest affidavit for her husband, Joseph Irby, reports The Ledger.
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While Haus helps sellers measure the demand on their property, it might also drive away potential buyers who don't want to get in a bidding war over an already-expensive purchase.
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When the schoolgirls came streaming out, the gunmen bundled them into the truck and took them to their hideout in a swampy border region around Lake Chad — three days' drive away.
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Reinking had also stolen a car days before the shooting, officials said Monday, by pretending to be interested in purchasing a BMW and obtaining a key, allowing him to drive away.
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After posing for photos, honking the horn and pretending to drive away, the president made some remarks while wearing an "I (heart) trucks" button pin — much to the delight of Twitter.
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If your man isn't any good, and you'd like to break it off and drive away, it could be the song you're looking for — but that's hardly a barrier to entry.
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Try this experiment: The next time you go on a trip, look at all the farms you pass as you drive away from your home and what's growing in their fields.
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I had been fitting doctor's appointments around my teaching schedule, taking ovulation tests in the gross school bathroom before scheduling intrauterine inseminations at my fertility clinic, a half-hour's drive away.
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From its headquarters in chic Düsseldorf, the utility looked down on RWE, its longtime rival, based in Essen, a down-at-heel former coal-and-steel town 40 minutes' drive away.
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However, Shi'ite militia and political parties have pressed Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi to attack the city to bring an end to suicide bombings in the capital, an hour's drive away.
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"[McFarland] is kind of like a car salesman, but you don't realize the car you bought is a piece of shit until you drive away with it," said the former employee.
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In the demo's puzzle, you're sitting in the driver's seat of a car with very little context for why you're there — all you know is that you need to drive away.
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Companies are learning to keep interactions in their apps short, because, requiring a lot of time in the app can drive away users, making the task of self-improvement seem burdensome.
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And that's also pretty important for the company as it looks to continue to grow and retain those users, who little annoyances may actually drive away some of your best users.
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Despite the fact the Port of Haifa is only a 2-hour drive away, the beer has to be transported along a route that can take as long as three days.
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Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Animal Kingdom, Typhoon Lagoon Water Park, Blizzard Beach Water Park, and Hollywood Studios (with the recently opened Galaxy's Edge) are all just a bus or quick drive away.
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The youths were "wielding iron rods and logs and tried to drive away agitating students from the street," according to Belal Ahmed, the head of public relations for North South University.
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I live in a spacious, modern two-story house with two other guys in their 20s in Atlanta's Grant Park neighborhood, about a 10-minute drive away from the CNN Center.
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And on the day legalization came into effect in British Columbia, there was only one legal government retailer in the province, in Kamloops, a city nearly a four-hour drive away.
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Inside, a third-grade teacher was reading from a computer tablet, reciting a lesson script that had been transmitted from the Bridge headquarters in central Nairobi, a 45-minute drive away.
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A short drive away is Battersea House, a terraced property that now has two extensions: a contemporary rooftop addition for a new master bedroom suite and an open-plan space downstairs.
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Instead, his two nights were spent at a Trump-owned luxury resort that's about a three-hour drive away from the capital city — commuting cross-country to make the meetings work.
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In 27, the managers of a number of 7-Eleven stores in British Columbia began playing classical and easy-listening music in their parking lots to drive away loitering teen-agers.
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If the storm surge gets too close, Mr. Valdes said he would drive away in his truck or hop in an inflatable raft, but said he thought that would be unlikely.
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Merano, its illuminated tangle of city streets visible straight down the hotel's front cliff, is just a 15-minute drive away, and guests often descend for dinner or a day trip.
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Growing up in Valrico, Florida, a half-hour drive away from Tampa, B. would become part of the emerging hardcore, punk, and metal scenes before he was even in high school.
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A cool park a couple hours drive away, a nice mountain to hike that offers a great view, or simply a romantic night out on the town for the hell of it.
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Witnesses reported seeing a black GMC Envoy SUV drive away on a nearby street, and police were searching for the car, though they were not sure it was involved in the shooting.
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She spent the night before the wedding with Meghan at Cliveden House Hotel, a short drive away from Windsor Castle, and joined Meghan in the car on her way to the church.
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Tensing's emotional testimony Tensing testified Tuesday he had reached into the car to try to grab the car keys from the ignition but DuBose started the car and began to drive away.
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"She and I both ran outside to stop her after her credit card had been declined and she was trying to drive away," Nguyen's longtime boyfriend, Sonny Chung, told the Daily Beast.
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Then, what was usually a 20-minute drive took Piazza eight hours as darkness surrounded him and others attempting to drive away from the flames as smoke blocked any source of light.
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The "villagers disguised themselves in costumes made of animal skins to drive away phantom visitors; banquet tables were prepared and edible offerings were out to placate unwelcome spirits," states The History Channel.
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Los Angeles (CNN)Singer Justin Bieber struck a paparazzo with his truck while trying to drive away from an event in Beverly Hills Wednesday night, according to the Beverly Hills Police Department.
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We make it to the car with seconds to spare; lightning splits the sky in half as I slam the side door, and we drive away with our plunder in the backseat.
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Activists and prosecutors said such measures are a deliberate attempt to drive away rough sleepers, seen by residents as spoiling the image of the wealthy neighborhood, home of Rio's famed Copacabana beach.
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The students had gone to Iguala from their famously radical Ayotzinapa teacher training college, about two hours drive away, on a mission to commandeer passenger buses to use in a later protest.
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Portland is not in the path of totality, but it is an amazing city to visit, and Mt. Hood National Forest and Willamette National Forest are an easy and beautiful drive away.
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But, according to Jade Mills, the No. 63 real-estate agent in Beverly Hills, the one factor that's likely to drive away buyers in the current market is a need for renovations.
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Fearing the drug possession could lead authorities to take her child, she hurried out to her boyfriend, who was waiting in her van, and told him to drive away with the boy.
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The Duma has not yet passed a law that would make it illegal to comply with Western sanctions on Russian soil but if it did, Rodzianko said it would drive away business.
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Europe's wealthy elite is worried: political stability and a generous tax regime are rarely the hallmarks of populist government, and there are also fears that Brexit could drive away the country's richest.
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Fed-up residents have hung posters from their balconies showing a woman with a shopping trolley using a walking stick to drive away tourists with their selfie sticks and carry-on luggage.
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Cons: The hotel is located between Savannah and Hilton Head Island, but both are about a 30-minute drive away, so this is best for families looking to mainly stay on property.
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In Mosteiro, for instance, residents said firefighters — who had traveled from the city of Porto de Mós, about an hour's drive away — arrived long after the fire had already crossed the hamlet.
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"We are going to put these tubes down on the surface of Mars and drive away," said Kenneth A. Farley, a geochemist from Caltech and project scientist for the Mars 2020 Rover.
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WASHINGTON — Myanmar's military campaign to kill or drive away its ethnic minorities is worsening despite a growing international outcry, according to a State Department religious freedom report that was released on Tuesday.
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In the drive away from the beach, Nicole says Clay "fooled" her into thinking he was falling in love, begging the question: What does it even mean to be "falling in love"?
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A few hours' drive away, 500 families have signed up for the new government crop substitution program in La Carmelita, a region with a dozen villages next to a rebel demobilization camp.
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A spokeswoman for the president said Monday that he was admitted to Phoebe Sumter Medical Center in Americus, Georgia — a short drive away from his hometown of Plains, where he still lives.
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While revisions to their bill won over conservative hard-liners in the Freedom Caucus this week, those same changes threatened to drive away other members, even some who supported the first version.
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Police armed with long guns on the road stopped at least two vehicles driving away from the scene and checked their trunks and vehicles before allowing them to drive away, the reporter said.
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Costa and Lima then took me to the Cardoso de Morais BRT station, a short drive away, which used to have about 60 trees around it, and a grass play area for kids.
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The suspect, who has not yet been named by police, tried to run off after crashing, but eventually returned to the vehicle to drive away as an officer was hanging on, police said.
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A newer, larger building, complete with a two-story slide in the lobby and a conference room shaped like a bear claw, is just a 2200-minute drive away—neighbors, by Beijing standards.
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Police Lt. Ray Spencer told the newspaper that the customer had said she was going to her car to retrieve more money after her credit card was declined — then attempted to drive away.
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He testified Tuesday, telling the jury that he had reached into the car to try to grab the car keys from the ignition but DuBose started the car and began to drive away.
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On Monday afternoon, Chinese state-owned English tabloid the Global Times tweeted a video showing the People's Armed Police assembling in Shenzhen, a city bordering Hong Kong, about a 1.5 hour drive away.
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He was killed when the two officers tried to arrest him after smelling marijuana in the car, and he attempted to drive away while one officer was caught halfway out of the vehicle.
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Further along in Aabpara market, Abida Jahan has come with her family from Haripur town, a couple of hours drive away, after the food-processing factory her husband worked in was shut down.
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The amendment was included in an effort to earn more conservative support, but could also drive away some moderates who fear the amendment could drive up premiums for those with pre-existing conditions.
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On Nova Scotia's South Shore, one SANE program stores the kits for five years — but at the SANE program in Halifax, an hour's drive away, the kits are stored for only six months.
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On the drive away, as vibrations from my notifications went from sporadic to ceaseless, I began to realize this promotion was going to hit much harder than I or its creators had anticipated.
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On the other, elegantly dressed Americans and Israelis heaped praise on one another, called it a historic occasion, with barely a nod to the madness afoot an hour and a half's drive away.
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Some analysts have even predicted a slight decline in signups given that premium increases could drive away some of the minority of enrollees who do not receive financial assistance to cushion the blow.
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Marked by a five-mile stretch of pristine white sand shoreline, the town is a prime location for a high-volume beach tourism economy like Panama City, just a half-hour drive away.
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But the car always comes in handy for a quick weekend escape from the city, to buy furniture for their new home and to visit their parents, now a 30-minute drive away.
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To make things worse, the driver of the van initially had no clue that the boy had fallen off and continued to drive away, while the surprisingly unhurt boy chased after the vehicle.
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In Washington, salvagers can load a dead deer or elk into their vehicle and drive away, but they must contact the Department of Fish and Wildlife within 24 hours to get a permit.
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In Pella, about an hour's drive away from Brooklyn, police said Tuesday they took a man in for questioning after he was captured on surveillance footage last Friday taking pictures of female joggers.
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It was an hour's drive away, but the commute gave me time to plot each day's itinerary — and to fall awe-struck anew each time the Guads rose into view from the highway.
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In the latest incident on Monday, Taiwan's Defense Ministry said it scrambled air reconnaissance and patrol aircraft to drive away Chinese J-21961 fighters and KJ-500 early warning aircraft on nighttime missions.
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Paradoxically, the specific base-isolation system that Apple uses was designed and manufactured a short drive away — on the other side of the San Francisco Bay at a company called Earthquake Protection Systems.
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For years, the couple slept in their office next to the factory, and Ms. Yu still crashes there from time to time even though their spacious apartment is a 22004-minute drive away.
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Visitors are now encouraged to take a free shuttle bus from a new parking lot a 10-minute drive away (there is still some accessible parking for disabled visitors at the grove itself).
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Fearful that the presence of Chinese guests at her company's own hotel, the Druzhba, or Friendship, might drive away other regular customers, Ms. Tavitova last month decided to bar Chinese from booking rooms.
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Half an hour's drive away from the muddy, chaotic camps, surrounded by green rice paddies, local charity Pulse has set up a safe house for refugees that can host up to 30 women.
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To get that certainty, a commissioner on the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) Neil Chatterjee has argued that we need to speed up the pipeline permitting process because unnecessary delays drive away investment.
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The photodermatology clinic at St. John's Institute, in Central London, where she was first diagnosed as having seborrheic dermatitis, and where a biopsy could be made, was about a ninety-minute drive away.
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Sunbury is also the birthplace for The Ashes and might attract a few more cricket fans in 2020, as a short drive away the ICC T20 World Cup is being held in Melbourne.
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Or he'll take a simple moment like this — two young lovers drive away in a car — and make it feel like one of the most significant things that has ever happened to either.
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It's not only that overall the proportion of white voters is declining, but also that the kinds of appeals that seem likely to draw in nonvoting whites voters drive away educated suburban whites.
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When the gunman left his home Saturday in Fort Pierce about a two-hour drive away from Orlando, he was angry and he carried a bag with his guns, his wife has told investigators.
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He waited for a repair but after several hours in freezing temperatures he was told by his bosses that he either had to drive away with the trailer or continue to stay on site.
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From the Philippines to North Korea and Indonesia people ushered in the Year of the Monkey with traditional dragon and lion dances, games and firecrackers to drive away evil spirits and bring good luck.
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Available vehicles range from a Nissan Versa subcompact for $125 a month, all the way up to a McLaren 570S Coupe (which you can drive away with, if approved), for about $4,000 a month.
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The retention of a golden share giving the government veto powers in Eletrobras corporate decisions after the sale may drive away strategic investors such as Engie, he said at an event in Sao Paulo.
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He then stole a grey Toyota Tundra truck from the residence and attempted to drive away, officers said, before an exchange of gunfire occurred, during which Castro was fatally shot, the sheriff's office said.
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But looking out into the final dark minutes of July 22017th, 22016, watching the police cars drive away, Orta believed he held an important key that would bring justice, one that would force change.
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In an update on Saturday, Arteaga added that the pharmacist had transferred her prescription to another Walgreens location in Phoenix, a 20-minute drive away, where she was able to pick up her medication.
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Farmers text and call each other to organize events to drive away baboons (who are notorious for eating crops) by marching through the fields creating loud noise to push the baboons into the forest.
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The expansion of Macau's Las Vegas-styled Cotai strip built on reclaimed land has drawn gamblers away from Macau's peninsula, a 15-minute drive away and home to MGM Macau and SJM's Lisboa casinos.
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The nearest one, an hour's drive away, sometimes refused to come, and hauling a body in a van as it bounced along potholed roads and swerved to avoid skittish kangaroos was a dicey proposition.
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When Nortin agreed, she hadn't realized that the neighbor was actually a 40-minute drive away, and sent them to wait for him on a bench near the entrance to the ER waiting room.
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He then chased her into the open, shot her in the leg, and fired his gun wildly as he dragged her down the street by the hair and tried to drive away with her.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - As Hurricane Harvey pummeled the Gulf coast in Texas, the city of Seabrook had an edge over flood-swamped nearby towns and the devastation in Houston, just a half-hour drive away.
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Lipinski, who inherited a heavily Polish and Irish district with a growing Latino population from his congressman father, said Democrats will pay a price if they drive away all but the most liberal views.
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" Conflict rumbles on A short drive away, in a muddy makeshift camp near Sarmada, the conditions are miserable but a cheer goes up as people point to the sky and yell: "Regime aircraft down!
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But my administration won't drive away working-class families by subsidizing the children of the rich, especially when studies show nearly 40% of the benefits of free college for all go to the wealthy.
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But the changes could also drive away prospects who don't want to pay the higher prices, or cause some customers to delay purchases while they wait for the next batch of tweaks and incentives.
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McClintock tried to cover himself by then switching perspectives and saying that if he were a casino owner, he certainly wouldn't want Haaland's law in place, as he claimed it would drive away business.
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Small Heath Park, where girls in head scarves play soccer and men in Muslim garb huddle to share a picnic, feels like a different world than the city center, a 10-minute drive away.
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He caught the attention of the dealership though — and the internet — by cashing in 45 bitcoins to drive away with a $200,000 2015 Lamborghini Huracan with a white matte wrap and race exhaust features.
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Biggest perks: Picturesque old town and historic destinations; Alpine scenery for days; vibrant restaurant and going-out scene; Munich and Bolzano are a two-hour drive away; university town; world-class hiking and skiing.
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There's also Meow Wolf, an interactive art experience backed by "Game of Thrones" creator George R.R. Martin, and Madrid, a quirky former mining town turned artist community, less than a 40-minute drive away.
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Lawmakers repeatedly approved a similar "millionaires tax" in the past - rejected by Christie - but now they worry such hikes could drive away the wealthy after federal tax law changes this year limited certain deductions.
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He has not raised prices there yet, because he does not want to drive away customers, viewing it as a trade-off between lower profits today for a larger clientele in the long-run.
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A local fishery official told the Morning Post that bystanders saw the guy carry the dolphin all the way to his car, hop in, and drive away, presumably bringing the poor, defenseless mammal with him.
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It's incredible that Myers even made it to Brooklyn, having been the victim of a kidnapping attempt just days earlier in Carolina, roughly a half hour's drive away from Puerto Rican capital of San Juan.
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Just half an hour's drive away is Kazan, the capital of Tatarstan, an oil-rich republic that has recently adopted a new 15-year strategy to turn itself into a hub of creativity and growth.
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Both on paper and onscreen, the scene looks as basic as they come: Philip pulls the car up to a hotel, the passenger gets out, Philip and Elizabeth watch him go and then drive away.
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One can think of more; Labour's anti-American foreign policy and general hostility towards globalisation might also drive away investors, particularly American ones, who have seen Britain (and London, in particular) as a welcoming place.
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A fleeting moment, but when the introductory cutscene ends and we enter a car, and then drive away from the explosion on the bridge, two police cruisers, sirens wailing, drive past in the opposite direction.
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The officer made contact with the three occupants and had placed Brandon Taylor, one of the three in the truck, in handcuffs when Grubb began to drive away, the TBI and Lenoir City police said.
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The ones who act fast enough to assume a leadership role in the market now will drive away with an influential status and a long-term win — if history has anything to say about it.
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The tape has raised questions about the officer's decision to let Anderson simply drive away in a case that set off a weekslong search for her across Missouri, her native Kansas and on social media.
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There was enough time for Emmit to freak out and drive away, only to be replaced by local police who need to draw chalk lines and take photos of the crime scene before removing anyone.
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Then they wait for the arrival of the members, mostly middle-class families from southern Brooklyn, a short drive away, who pull up in cars loaded with beach chairs, coolers, bodyboards and bags of supplies.
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In theory, Verizon hoped to upgrade broadband in only the most profitable areas, pivot to wireless advertising, then either sell off or drive away millions of DSL subscribers it didn't deem profitable enough to upgrade.
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He is the captain of the bus and, like any good captain, he must go down with his ship—even if that means planting himself in front of her car so she can't drive away.
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On days when the wind blows to the north, Mr. Lee, 19913, ventures out with his secondhand five-ton truck, hauling a large hydrogen tank to the border with North Korea, an hour's drive away.
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Travelers to Riva Ligure tend to take international flights out of Nice, Mr. Scandolera said, which is about an hour's drive away, while the international airport in Genoa is slightly less than two hours away.
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" Smith's cousin, Cheryl Brown, told local station CBS 58, "You're the one that caused the accident, but then you're mad and you take her life and then you just drive away like it was nothing?
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Who goes there: Many visitors come from Northern California and Western Nevada, staying in vacation rental homes, funky motels or bougier options a short drive away at the mountain resorts of Northstar and Squaw Valley.
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Mr. Muniz, who worked long hours at a refinery, and Ms. Romero-Muniz, 256 and a high school secretary in Gallup, N.M., left on Thursday for Las Vegas, more than a six-hour drive away.
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They point out that trash continues to be tossed where the baskets used to be — only in unsightly heaps on the ground that embarrass residents, drive away customers and tourists and draw roaches and rats.
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Here's an existential travel question: If you were pressed for time, but one of the natural wonders of the United States was a five-hour round trip drive away, would you be able to resist?
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Smart home technologies on the market Mynatt has connected her smartphone to her mother's Fitbit in order to keep track of her health and safety, despite living about a three-hour drive away, she said.
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I live close [a 45-minute to hour drive away] so I was able to go home; if you don't live close, you have to stay in a hotel, in case you need medical attention.
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The Northern Territory is so immense and sparsely populated that it seems reasonable for a modest pub in Alice Springs to run advertisements on television in Darwin, a 16-and-a-half-hour drive away.
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Firing off emails at a red light as I drive away from our field, I pause at a colleague's request: There is a rumor that one congressman used a belt as a tourniquet, she writes.
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The store clerk notified East Aurora School District 131 officials after selling two cans of beer to a woman and then watched her get onto a school bus and drive away, according to the release.
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Only a few hours drive away from the summit, 80,000 people in the Zaatari refugee camp are right now creating a new way of life and building their own city in the wake of tragedy.
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He looks around at the sun-kissed women in crop tops and platform boots who look like they could be dressed for Coachella, the massive music festival taking place less than an hour's drive away.
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But if you didn't want to see the refugees, you could book a hotel that was a half an hour's drive away on the other side of the island, so you wouldn't be exposed to it.
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Less than a year earlier, social unrest had erupted in Charlotte, roughly a 20-minute drive away, after yet another shooting involving a police officer and civilian, in that case both of whom were black men.
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As we make our way through the hills of Idlib province, west of Aleppo, our driver Abdullah (not his real name) tells us jets have just bombed Maarrat Misreen, a 15 or 20-minute drive away.
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It's no bad thing that wealthy professionals in Singapore, San Francisco, Toronto, London, Dubai, and Hong Kong may feel they have more in common with one another than with people who live an hour's drive away.
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Most, if not all, of the lodges and camps in the Serengeti are all-inclusive because the nearest town is an eight-hour drive away, so the food is a serious consideration when choosing an accommodation.
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"Honestly, I'm not sure if it's a hate crime or not, but I feel like it doesn't matter," said Mamata Abdou, 22, who drove to the service from Gaithersburg, Maryland, more than an hour's drive away.
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On Tuesday, Kate Major Lohan was traveling for the holidays on a Bieber Tourways coach bus in Allentown, Pennsylvania, when she allegedly attacked the bus driver and attempted to drive away, The Allentown Morning Call reported.
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The 26-year-old actually has a pretty spot-on American accent, as his band started in their hometown of Mosfellsbaer in the southwest of Iceland, a 603-minute drive away from the country's capital Reykjavik.
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Forget cramped, inner-city life—in Perth, you live in a big house with a big backyard that's an hour drive away from the CBD along a desolate highway dotted with bars and high rises. Paradise.
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Rocca di Frassinello, a winery designed by the Italian architect Renzo Piano, and the Bolgheri region, home to some of the country's most prestigious labels such as Ornellaia, are both less than an hour's drive away.
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After he killed the Closs parents and put Jayme in the trunk, he took off the black mask he had been wearing and started to drive away in his older red Ford Taurus, the complaint states.
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The conservative justices on the Supreme Court deepened the problem when they gutted the Voting Rights Act in 2013, and Republican-controlled legislatures swiftly enacted new laws to drive away minority voters, especially in the South.
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Though La Torre di Michelangelo may feel as though it's in a world of its own, nearby Castellina di Chianti has all the major conveniences, and Florence is a 35-kilometer drive away, about 22 miles.
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"It takes three or four minutes and you drive away with a full tank of gas, which gives you the same sort of range as a petrol engine car would have," he went on to say.
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The Irish (2-0), coming off an emotional 24-17 season-opening victory over Michigan, looked lackluster against a Mid-American Conference foe whose campus in Muncie is a two-and-a-half-hour drive away.
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While there&aposs a lot to do in close proximity, essentially all of São Paulo&aposs major attractions are a bit of a drive away, and many places surrounding the hotel cater to the suited crowd.
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Down the road from Wendell Phillips's place is a tumbledown alpaca farm that for the past four years has belonged to Victoria Vaughn-Perling, who lives in a suburb that is a twenty-minute drive away.
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When she did not respond — and it appeared she was going to drive away — the trooper tried to smash in the window and then pursued her as she drove toward Mar-a-Lago, the sheriff said.
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Bystanders were captured on video surrounding the scene, with one witness telling the outlet that a different car drove by just before, but noticed the steam coming from the ground and managed to drive away unharmed.
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Mr. Forsey's office is in the farmhouse, while Mr. Greubel works from his office in Le Locle, a 15-minute drive away, so they meet regularly but it can be a little as once a week.
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A two-hour drive away, along a dusty path passing thatched homes scattered among cattle and buffalo pastures and rice fields, another group of farmers at El Torno village is also trying to beat climate change.
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In the search for the sweet spot of 218 House votes and 50 Senate votes (with a tie-breaking assist from the vice president), the deeper the debate dives, the more votes it could drive away.
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An hour's drive away, a group of village women followed the scent of alcohol into a cornfield to find vats of moonshine dug into the ground, which they guarded for several hours until the police arrived.
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That now he was on the edge of the Everglades, in a gray-and-tan detention center adjacent to a state prison, a half-hour's drive away, a distance that, for T., had suddenly become unbridgeable.
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Whereas Texas required abortion providers to have admitting privileges at a hospital within a 30-minute radius, Missouri required them to be able to perform surgery at a hospital no more than a 15-minute drive away.
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Witness such a scene, a few minutes' drive away from where the Soweto uprising of 1976 started, and it would be easy to believe that not much has changed in South Africa since the end of apartheid.
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There are district offices all over, it's likely that there is one that is within a few miles of you or not a super far drive away, so you could head over there during your lunch hour.
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But the thoughts and hopes of hugging and teasing their sister and daughter again were taken away on Tuesday when officials discovered Tibbetts in a field about a 15-minute drive away from her home in Brooklyn.
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The next hospital over — bigger but not much shinier — was at least a six-hour drive away in a four-wheel-drive all-terrain vehicle on a good day, without any rains melting the treacherous dirt roads.
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As typical with proposed rules, there is a public comment period, so expect heavy lobbying from companies to get certain items off the list (or even maybe on the list in order to drive away cheaper competitors).
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Or will the tactic drive away some moderate, suburban voters around cities such as Philadelphia, Detroit and Milwaukee who he needs to return to his fold to keep a similarly narrow path to victory open in 2020?
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - A week before suspected triad gang members attacked protesters and commuters at a rural Hong Kong train station last Sunday, an official from China's representative office urged local residents to drive away any activists.
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Unlike elephant seals and narwhals, bowhead whales are too big to catch, so she would "drive up to them really fast and put a tag on them with a long pole, and then drive away," she said.
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Instead, she was offered only Boundary House: a block of around 40 small apartments that had previously been used as accommodation for individual student nurses, a 40-minute drive away in the town of Welwyn Garden City.
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Some businesses owners expressed concerns that the fee, combined with a recent statewide increase in the minimum wage to $15 per hour, could drive away customers who aren't fully informed about why food prices may be increasing.
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British lawyers laze next to the pool as the afternoon sun arcs over the hills, gossiping about recent convictions of Albanian mobsters and future postings to Africa before heading back to Pristina, a 15-minute drive away.
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Flash forward five months, and Hannah is every bit as neurotic about motherhood as one might imagine, seemingly determined to drive away Marnie and subsequently Hannah's mom Loreen (Becky Ann Baker), who shows up offering emotional support.
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The fashionable town of Cortina d'Ampezzo, regular home of the skiing World Cup and the 1956 Winter Olympics, is about an hour's drive away; it is possible, with a mix of passes and buses, to ski there.
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Via the New York Daily News: Bromley—who is listed at 6-foot-3 and 306 pounds—evidently left at some point after and tried to drive away, but the woman wanted him to drive her home.
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He also conferenced in Republican Nevada assemblywoman Michele Fiore, a supporter of the occupiers who was at Portland International Airport — a six-hour drive away — and attempting to get to the refuge and act as a negotiator.
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At its worst, the Camp Fire engulfed more than a football field every 3 seconds, claiming over six dozen lives in the end, obliterating the old gold rush town, Paradise, which is a few miles drive away.
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Less than a 20-minute drive away at the al-Sahaji dump on the western side of Mosul, an excavator was already at work digging the mass grave where the bodies would soon be laid to rest.
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"Daesh tried to take us as human shields but we escaped," said Mahmoud Ali Khalaf, 41, in Nana, a village the fighters had abandoned as they fled towards front lines now located a 20 minute drive away.
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His district in northern California sits just outside San Francisco, a short drive away from Silicon Valley and the sprawling campuses of Facebook and Google, and he credits the Bay Area with giving him the tech bug.
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The surge in violence coincides with a Turkish military operation in northern Syria in support of rebels and designed to drive away from the border Islamic State militants and a Syrian Kurdish militia closely linked to the PKK.
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With offices in Sweden and Shanghai, Wheelys is able to test in different retail environments — whether it's a rural area where the nearest store is a 20-minute drive away or a location in a densely populated city.
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Opposition to the plan came mainly from labor unions, which alleged it was not in the best interest of Puerto Rico, will drive away resources from essential public services and is not economically sustainable in the long term.
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One of the very first times I went to a noise show in St. Petersburg, Florida, a short drive away from my hometown, I saw a man unload a hardware store bucket full of change onto the audience.
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"I will send our marines to drive away the Chinese fishermen, I guarantee you, not one of them will come home alive," he said in a 1-1/2-hour speech to Congress that frequently went off script.
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Court records stated that Major Lohan, who graduated from Allentown Central Catholic High School, grabbed the bus driver by the coat and refused to let her go, before rushing back onto the bus and attempting to drive away.
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"There's a shooting going on," the man told him, according to the AP. Samet recalled how he tried to back his car out and drive away, but there was too many people also trying to flee the scene.
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A federal judge in California has dismissed parts of a lawsuit by Canadian timber company Resolute Forest Products accusing environmental groups Greenpeace and Stand of carrying out a campaign to defame the company and drive away its customers.
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But from the timeline it seems clear that Clinton left the State Department fairly regularly and went to somewhere that was a five or 10 minute drive away from Foggy Bottom, returning in about an hour or more.
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But nearly four months later, a video from the officer's dashboard camera was released, showing Lieutenant Tiller approach Mr. Hammond's car with his gun drawn, and then fire through the window as the teenager tried to drive away.
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The third-year guard takes away the three, downs the screen, forces Lee to drive away from the middle and towards Jusuf Nurkic, then watches as the pass back to Kyle O'Quinn results in a satisfying air ball.
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It blames immigrants and first-generation Americans for taking away jobs and for the blending of cultures in the US. The suspect from Allen, a suburb of Dallas about a 650-mile drive away, is in police custody.
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Still, Emmer predicted on Wednesday that the GOP would flip control of the House in 2020, arguing that the Democratic Party's ascendent progressive wing would drive away voters that helped hand it control of the chamber in 2018.
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And, experts say, it is part of what makes addiction treatment so complicated in rural areas: Counseling centers and doctors who can prescribe addiction-treating medications are often an hour's drive away, in communities with little public transportation.
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Nor did they have to be, according to the geologist Gudrun Dreias Majala, who described how she could track it via digital radar feeds and data from other sensors from her home, more than four hours' drive away.
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Nor did they have to be, according to the geologist Gudrun Dreias Majala, who described how she could track it via digital radar feeds and data from other sensors from her home, more than four hours' drive away.
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Instead, his two nights will be spent at a Trump-owned luxury resort that's about a three-hour drive away from the capital city — the plan is to commute cross-country by air to make the meetings work.
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"I've been all over the world and I've never seen anything like this," said Keith Childs, a Londoner who was visiting the park along with other people working at the Pyeongchang Olympics, being staged about an hour's drive away.
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But the suspects allegedly tried to give the man less money than they'd agreed on before attempting to drive away, which resulted in the man getting dragged by one of the suspects' cars and suffering a fatal head injury.
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It is common to see drivers in Chiang Mai being stopped by police for failing to produce a driving license or wear a helmet, only to jump back on their bikes and drive away once they've paid a "fine".
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They claim that this tax will drive away business and jobs, but of the tens of thousands of businesses in San Francisco, fewer than 400 will meet the $50 million threshold — small and medium-size businesses are effectively exempt.
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And Mr. Ross must also balance the power of the sugar lobby — including his Palm Beach neighbors, the Fanjuls — against United States food manufacturers who argue that any deal that raises the cost of sugar will drive away jobs.
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This is because Fred is not a human, but a sulcata tortoise, an impulse purchase ($250, from a man living a few minutes drive away, near Waikiki) whose consequences — as with all impulse purchases — were not quite fully imagined.
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Instagram does not want to drive away influencers, but as the influencer ecosystems on rivals Snapchat, TikTok and Twitter are much less developed, Facebook knows they have few other services to go to, one of the former employees said.
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A short drive away, Chase pointed out the new grocery store, launched by Mission Waco and funded by the Gaineses, and Laverty's, the antiques store that was about to go out of business until Joanna started going there on camera.
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They are the men behind Crabman305, a down-and-dirty seafood joint popular among locals, tourists, and celebrities alike, many of whom make the not-so-convenient detour while visiting much glitzier South Beach, a good half hour drive away.
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In celebration and promotion of her latest lipgloss release — titled #glosses — Kylie and her perfectly made-up squad roll up to get the money their due and drive away Bonnie and Clyde-style with way more into the California sunset.
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Syrians flooded in to Gaziantep, a town around two hours' drive away from Aleppo, at such a rate in 2014 that its population reached its projected size for 2030 that year, says Onder Yalcin, the head of the migration office.
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Zuckerberg made it clear that the problem of spammers was the easiest to deal with — all Facebook needed to do to drive away spammers, he told Klein, was to "make it non-economical" for them to be on the platform.
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A tiger in Beijing, China, was clearly feeling this pressure, so he approached a car (whose occupants for some reason didn't drive away from the literal tiger that was coming at them) and straight up gnawed the front bumper off.
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James Belich, a logistics manager who lives in Lancaster, S.C. and works about an hour's drive away, in Charlotte, N.C., decided to stop at a convenience store to buy a scratch-off lottery ticket during his lunch break earlier this month.
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For example, it has found that corporate jargon like "stakeholders" and "synergies" tend to drive away certain candidates, especially non-whites, and that women are less likely to apply for a job that is described as "managing" than "developing" a team.
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The consequences can be hard to see on a day-to-day level, but experts say Trump's repeated humiliations of his staff destroy staff White House morale, suck up valuable time better spent on policy, and drive away top talent.
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RELATED: McConnell delays vote on health care bill until after July 4 recess But GOP leaders are keenly aware that if they add Cruz's language it could drive away other Republicans, particularly moderates who want to maintain Obamacare's coverage requirements.
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The nearest Ebola treatment center was a five-hour drive away, and there were widespread rumors that the centers were actually covers for human experimentation, or that Condé had manufactured the epidemic as a ploy to draw international aid money.
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Instead of staying in a suite at the Westin Cleveland Downtown, the luxury hotel where Mr. Trump and his inner circle are staying, Mr. Lewandowski is spending the week at a SpringHill Suites, a half-hour drive away, he said.
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Indie director Stillman captures this quality in an incredibly lean, incredibly funny movie about a woman (Beckinsale) who tries to improve her social station, despite the fact that she's incredibly off-putting and seems to drive away everyone she meets.
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A month earlier, the local police chief was gunned down in the same town, and on May 22, some nine people were killed during a gunfight—allegedly between rival crime gangs—in the city of Uruapan, a two hour drive away.
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Just a short drive away from Downtown Los Angeles, Montebello has long attracted government employees and other white-collar workers eager to buy modest single-family homes — a kind of "promised land" for those looking to get out of the city.
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You enter the body scanner and hold your hands over your head, and in that instant you have to trust that you will be resurrected — will be allowed to walk out of the security area or drive away from the checkpoint.
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But the star attraction is a 2,000-year-old bronze statue of the Gallo-Roman goddess Sequana with the remains of what was once a vast healing temple at the source of the Seine River less than an hour's drive away.
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On a Saturday morning in July 2017, Ms. Rosales said in an interview, she got permission from her Equinox manager to leave work to visit her mother, who had suffered a heart attack in El Paso, a nine-hour drive away.
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The party is galvanized behind the idea that Congress should take action on gun control, but faces warnings from some Democrats that reaching too far could drive away voters in the swing districts they'll need to retake the Speaker's gavel.
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Now, many expats and dental tourists have learned that they can save tens of thousands of dollars on dental treatments without sacrificing on quality…and all of these services are just a short plane journey—or even a short drive—away.
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Seidä Pass is a Perchten band, from the tiny town of Rattenberg in Tyrol in western Austria; its music is part of a traditional performance, conducted every December, the Perchtenlauf, meant to drive away darkness and welcome the new season.
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Eyewitnesses on the scene tell us the people who shot at the rapper drove by in a black vehicle spraying bullets, but then actually stopped and jumped out to shoot more at 400 before getting back in to drive away.
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For four years, he labored to build a mosque for LGBT Muslims in Washington, DC. Frustrated, tired and running out of money, Abdullah gave up and moved to the mountains of Colorado, where the nearest inclusive mosque is an eight-hour drive away.
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Six hours drive away to the southwest, meanwhile, executives at Hebei Xinjin Iron & Steel Co, a Handan-based medium-size mill, are scrambling to find a new site in the south after being served notice to leave their home province last month.
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For both Ricky Tan, who has driven for Uber in Singapore for over a year, and Andre Pereira who uses both services, Grab's ability to exert greater control on prices was cause for concern as it may drive away customers to public transport.
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Until last week, he declined to address the attack on the girl, in the northern state of Jammu and Kashmir, by men who wanted to frighten and drive away her nomadic Muslim community, the Bakarwals, from an area that is dominated by Hindus.
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The people filming from the car (again, why didn't they just drive away?) sound absolutely shocked when the tiger yanked their bumper off and dragged it to the edge of the woods, sort of unsure what to do with his new toy.
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"I live on a hill, so I could just roll down there," the star added, referencing his Windsor, England home, which is just a short drive away from St. George's Chapel, where Harry and Markle will tie the knot on May 19.
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Related: 'We Are Going to Light Up the Whole Country on Fire': The Arson That Led to the Oregon Militia Standoff The town of Burns, the county seat, is almost an hour's drive away over an icy road that is often completely empty.
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Not only will it raise business costs, limiting the number of people they can hired, but they said the bill would drive away investors at a time when the Philippines seeks to attract foreign capital to boost economic growth and create jobs.
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She jumped on Mr Keller's suggestion that the new law left 25% of Texas women more than 100 miles from the nearest abortion clinic, "not including El Paso, where the Santa Teresa, New Mexico facility" is just a few minutes' drive away.
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